County Entries Win Honors At State Fair
Madison County exhibitors carry blue ribbons in livestock dairy calves baking culinary and garden divisions at the 1954 Indiana State Fair. Bill Srava Pendleton and Pat Hannon Summitville show champion animals. Martha Leisure Elwood wins in culinary. Linda Drake Anderson earns 4-H home economics award. Pat Hannon and Dallas Thomas win showmanship blue ribbons. numerous 4-H entries place in pigs sheep cattle and garden categories.
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Madison Cwaty
County Alt
Bill Srava
Pendleton
Gill Chester White
Pat Hannon
Stumityile
Blue Hibbon
Martha Jo Leisure
Elwood
Arlene Ashton
Relva Hosler
Anderson
Barbara Williams
Marie Shinabarger
Summitville 4-1
Dallas Thomas
Alexandria
Fred St. John
Tapel
Linda Drake
Madison County
Steve Watson
Summitville
Pat Jannan
Gary Jones
Jersey
Aarius Wood
Susan Wood
Linda Johnson
Philip Harvey
Elweed
Atdergon
Brig Ribbon
Ty Louise Fidwoods
Balva Hosier
Patricia Clock
Martha’ Jo Leisure
Elva F. Simmerman
Wal Turner
Fondant
Divinity Fodee
Winefers
Avere
Barbara Simith
Iris
Shirley Balcowt
Eis’ Divine Vnn
Sherman George
Laine
Hays
Don Odom
Danie Cranfield Hathh
Ners
Yorkshire Barrows
Jerry Cranefield
Dick Thongs
Max E. Stuker
Edwood
Berkshire Barrows
Dick Thomas
Max Stocker
Berkshire
Dallas
Thomas
Dink Thomas
Susan Jones
Penteton
Phillip Kreegar
Max EB. Stoker
Ek Wool
Wallas
Thomas, Jr
Tek Thomas
Phillip Krecear
Stoker
Yorkshire
Marie Shinaberrer
Cis
Dondom
Derry Cranfield
Alexan
Maria Granfield
Daniel Garden
Boxell
Poland
Bill Sears
Bob Sears
Chester
Dal Shealan
Tos
Thomas’ Jy
Prebling Chambers
Berkshire Miller
Max
Garlon Lawler
Vucum
Jax Thomas
Capramall
Tima
Prewitt
Muncle
Gardon
Crant
Siligoss
Aniss and Sons
Wasidersin
Lane
Lawrence Ronde
Sears Brothers
Pendley
Grassen
Harold
McDermit
Nlwood
Peck
Renton
Kart Huffman
Lapel
Harald
Iglgeings
Fredner
Loyd
Hogs Steady as Cattle Prices Rise in Transcribed Market Report
Hog prices held steady with hogs and sows unchanged to 25 cents higher on Tuesday as receipts reached 1,000. Typical hogs traded 20.25 to 21.00 for 190 to 210 pounds, with some 210 to 214 pound loads at 81.25. Cattle prices climbed with 20,000 receipts, steers up 40 cents to top 28.00, best since May 19. select heifers 29.50 to 24.00, cows 11.75 to 13.50. Sheep steady with native spring lambs at 18.00 to 19.00, primes up to 21.00.
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Harc Kel
New York
Indianapolis
Syl
Ameia Teh & Tel
Jaggard
du Pont
Saint General Matar
Gillee
Nek Conitat
International Harvester
Associated Press
Pimnivizania Ry
Feule Corp. Amer
Sandard
Wallingher
Erry Talig
Avprex
Velucm
Wen
Slaugh
Canmers and Cutters
Wbert Shaw
Calves—Strady Raymond Miler
Otte
Galves
Larry
Adide
Ealan Fraenhet
Sandra
Stevie
Judy
Carmen Acinns Bech
Eshte Li
Wiegs
Tantice
Karen
Dore
Amit
Towa
Eifa Nash
Anna
Sharon
Billy Leach
Mary Deaton
Ravul
Svendson
Jonnie Anderson
Free Berg
Towa Annie
Merril Shaw
Mackie Joyner
Billy Fox
New Corb
Troy Pox
Iraapita
Asarsa
Ueuises
Ty Vayon
Fall Form Events Calendar at Indiana and Purdue
Calendar lists several fall events across Indiana and Purdue including Seed certification, beef cattle and swine days, field day at Carmel, soil judging in Madison County, and an agricultural outreach meeting in Alexandria. Notable speakers include Paul Mitchell of Purdue and Ranald Rouman of Purdue.
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Kamny
Indiana
Muncie Ymca
Paul Mitchell
Purdue
Furdue Swine Farm
Lafayette
Carmel
Madison County
Xerrex Cox
Lingood
Annal
Huilding
Alexandria
Ranald
Plow Down Money For Next Season
Chicago reports that plowing crop residues and straw into fields will enrich soil for next year. The Middle West Sail Inprovement Committee says fertilizer feeds soil microbes, speeds digestion of organic matter, and improves soil structure for healthier crops in spring.
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Chicago
Meetiliver
Middle West
Share Prices Show Strength in Mixed Market Activity
New York and Indianapolis reports show stock prices firm with gains in key sectors. Industrials and railroads rose while utilities led advance. hog and cattle markets were mixed with some declines and others steady amid broad trading.
Grain markets rise on Canadian rye production forecast
Chicago rye surged to a seasonal high on Tuesday after a private forecast trimmed Canadian rye output to about 12 million bushels, down from last year. Wheat and soybeans followed upward though with varied gains, and corn weakened. Bond and livestock quotes appeared steady to uneven as traders awaited the government crop outlook.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Searte Grain Co
Midwest
Asia
Fat Boy Found To Be Cleverer Report Says
Oxford researchers Dr R G Melos and Miss NM A Davidson reported to the British Association on Tuesday that the Fat Boy is often cleverer and sturdier than thinner peers after a study of boys and girls. The finding challenges schoolboy jokes and suggests stronger bodies correlate with certain cognitive traits.
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Oxford
England
Loy
R. G. Melos
NM. A. Davidson
British Assn
Stock Volume Gap Signals Mixed Friday Trading
The volume totaled 1,860 0 shares versus 1,600,000 shares traded Friday. The American Stock Exchange showed a mostly higher session on about 679,000 shares, compared with 640,000 shares traded Friday, indicating a mixed market move.
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American Stock Exchange
T Hat
Pink and blue shower held for Mrs Tapgin at Anderson
Residents attended a joint social gathering on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Scott Fike in Anderson for Mrs Jim Tapgin. Also noted are visits and dinners among local families including Indianapolis visitors with Willis Tappan and Mrs Charles Rust. A wedding in Evanston was recently attended by Mrs Eminy Welorn and sister Mrs Edmund Styne.
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Ions
Harold Smithy
Tappan
Jim Tapgin
Scott Fike
Af Anderson
Mike ‘Weilhamer
Indianapolis
Willis Tappan
Charles Rust
Anderson
Posey Jy Werking
Don Werking
Vion Weeker
Eminy
Edmund Styne
Evanston
Miss Dora Carter Hosts Know Your Neighbor Club
Summitville reports Miss Dora Carter entertained the Know Your Neighbor club at her home east of town with readings and contests. Josephine Slain presided in the hostess’s absence as plans for October were discussed. Guests included Elsie Jones Barbara Garner Elva Brest and many others.
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Summitville
Dore Garter
Frances Sellssj
Cohuistess
Esther
Doris Slain
Elsie Jones
Barbara Garner
Elva Brest
Mesdames
Alva Dickey
Dott Slain
Roy Velar
Wilbur Sells
Oscar Jones
Jerry Garner
Deris Clevenger
Ed. Smith
Olio Carmony
Ja Slain
Artie Wolwvenger
Sheriman Coy
Colferville
Kausas
Bits
C. Crouse
Cay
Crouse
Norman Bushong
Rocky
Florida
Philly Cartwright
Tanny Kyle
Falls’ Church
Cal. Cartwright
3. B. Cartwright
Don Ewing
Copher and Fesler
Women's Society of Christian Service
Great Methodist Church
Wnthe
Edith Drewer
Jessie Johnson
Ruth Brack
Ntnher Smith
Elsie Overshiner
Blanthe Broyles
M. Goodman
Alr
Mack Goodman
Family Land
Selinite Field
Wilber Water
Rex Kilgore
Sal Linn
Muncie
Women Convene at Orestes Christian Church Session
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met Wednesday evening at the church with Mrs. Mary Judd, president, in charge. Mrs. Hetty Walker led the program, and refreshments were served by Mesdames Hagel Hinds, Margaret Miller, Martha Rayer, Myrtie Dunn, Tana Young, Vernon Hostey, Jayvonne Shaw, and Miss Freda Norris. Supper hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carey and guests included Miss Mia Tempest and Sharon Canady. A surprise birthday anniversary party followed for Melvin Carey. Also noted were several underscored attendees and a welcoming return home for Warren, Ohio, native Warren Welborn after a discharge in Seattle. An aside recipe note mentions grated orange rind added to Vernam cheese for orange-tinged bread sandwiches.
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Orestes
Christian Women's Fellowship
Mary Judd
Sea Sion
Misa Waunita
Hinds
Hetty Walker
Mesdasyes Hagel Hinds
Margaret’ Miller
Martha Rayer
Myrtie Dunn
Tana Young
Vernon Hostey
Jayvonne Shaw
Misa Freda Norris
Melvin Carey
Aes
Nersehell Carey
Mise Mia Tempest
Sharon Canady
Rustsaintena
Junior Carey
Telwand
Alniy Mays
Herman Canady
Dick McConnell
Judy McConnell
Patty U McConnell
Larry Owens
Warren
Ohio
Toho Welborn
Emma Welborn
Seattle
Wash
Eerste
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