Poultry Cooperative Plans Marketing Association
A newly formed Poultry Cooperative, backed by the Federal Farm Board, consents to organize poultry producers in Huntingbors Debois county with stock purchases of four shares and marketing agreements. The plan aims to grade and ship live poultry, establish concentration and receiving stations, and centralize distribution likely in Indianapolis. Officers include W. H. Settle, James K. Mason, and L. J. Needler.
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Buellane Poultry Cooperative
Hurevw
Oscar 4
Swank
Crawfordsyile
Huntingbors
Debois
Fehl
Federal Farm Board
Patrobage Pefond
Indiana
Dhe
Indianapolis
Comprative
W. H. Settle
James K. Mason
Milton
L. J. Needler
Pressurer
Mr. Bettle
Wm. Howat
Frapeneville
Jesse Manjore
Frankfort
Democratic Women Entertained at Terre Haute House reception
A reception by the Vigo Democratic Women's club at Terre Haute House honored the Brasil Democratic Women's club and Mrs. Catherine Fisher newly elected secretary of the state organization. Miss Duma May male presided as hostesses introduced Wire Virginie Pyncies casseting and prose by Mrs. Love ard Kincade. Guests from Brazil included Mrs. father and Marie Carpaster president, plus Frances Weaver Agnes my Mamie Sowers Al Mas Ain Sarg Lae Es Ethel Guelile Tenia Gay Keith Males Amma Ur Gertrude Michasios Leona Ames Ox quiches from Stanaten.
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Terre Haute
Terre Ave
Vigo Democratic Women's Club
Brasil Democratic Women's Club
Catherins Fisher
Duma May
Virginie Pyncies
Loveard Kincade
Brasil
Mra
Mire
Marie Carpaster
Memorial day services planned by Clay County Legion post
Clay County American Legion Post No 2 sponsors Memorial day service with ministers from county churches at the new gymnasium in the city on Sunday May 24 at 2 PM. A fine program includes a big parade and other details to be announced. Prominent speakers will be secured.
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Clay County
Y M C A Sponsors Boys and Girls Week Program
The Brazil chapter hosts a weeklong Boys and Girls Week led by the Y M C A with events across the city. Highlights include an achievement exposition, a parade of scouts, treasure hunt, candidate activities at the high school, Mother and Daughter Dinners, a grade school track meet, and a model airplane show plus a rifle tournament. WEOW will broadcast performances from the Brazil Junior High Orchestra. The city government will be led by students for one day Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Stetiiy
WM. C. A
Bazil
Mervathey
Iticiale Hive
Hoya
Glee
Fale
Walnut Street
Brazil City
Jo Brach High School
Compelimen
Hraxll
WEOW
Terre Haste Ma
Brasil
Men's Bible Class Social Hour Delightful Evening
The First Christian Men's Club held a basement social with sandwiches and coffee. Paul Pickett delivered witty verses from life philosophy, joined by a quartet and remarks from Rev. Buroker, concluding with a fellowship gathering.
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Firs Christian
Chiie de Charet
Darko
Mr. DeHruler
Toba
Ray Holland
Ray Jester
Oscar Liddl
Archie Hamm
Talkn
Lawrence Moseley
Mavier
Ceremonien
Harry Dielay County
James Whitcomb Riley
Paul Pickett
Rural Carriers Meet in Fifth district city event
Rural carriers from the Fifth district Indians Amocigtion will hold a convention at the First Baptist church in this city tomorrow. Registration starts at 1 p.m. followed by a business meeting in the church parlors. A 75 cent banquet is set for 5:20 p.m. Local officers including EL Black, Lowie Neaverhoucer, John A. Wier, and W Beery plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnaven- Ham
First Baptist Church
EL Black
Uniondale
Lowie Neaverhoucer
Borns
Ladies Auxery
John A. Wier
Ritner
Mra. W. Beery
Desatur
Wiles F. “Beery
Teester
Cheghels
Sotary
Ghar
Local Names and Numbers Listed in Smalltown Record
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals with uncertain spellings and numbers across multiple towns in Indiana. Names include Roeechiein Center Point Netile Tucker George E. Finel Brag 2 Charles W. Sharp Hymera and LeRoy Wheeler plus others, with assorted figures such as 211 17 28 27 71 21 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer Roeechiein
Center Point
Netile Tucker
Name
George E. Finel
Indianapolia
Thirjen KR Christen
Brag
Charles W. Sharp
Hymera
Ind
Clay County
Malot Rims
Lewis
Eleanir Stwalley
Same
LeRoy
Wheeler
Ataunton
Dave B. Clingerman
Closing Affairs of School Dates Announced for Spring
The closing weeks of the Brazil high school year are filled with events. Dates announced include April 24 French Department chapel, April 2 track meets at Senior field, May 2 Southern Illinois High School Assn track meet, May 7 music contents at Terre Haute, May 14 junior class play, May 15 junior-senior reception, May 19 senior day and commencement May 20, and May 21 state track events at Butler University, with multiple other activities through May 10 to May 31 at various venues.
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Brazil
Uveving
Sodleng U. Memorial Stadium
Rm Waban Valley
Hobipnog
Kokomo
Wmusic
Pew S72
Pallic
Frost Damage Largely Avoided by Early Community Hope
Pardee University agricultural experts indicate the frost likely caused little damage to grain crops and vegetables. Apples plums cherries and peaches faced danger but reports show no appreciable harm. Orchards in Vincennes and Mitchell show peaches shed blossoms and apples in bloom with light frost not yet affecting fruit.
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Lafayette
Hixh
Pardee University Agricultural
Purdwe
Samry
Vincennes and
Mitchell
GILEEN Urges Cities to Engage in Local Politics
In Crawfordsville an address to the Rotary Civilian by Cosrt Gillen urged every city to take an interest in local politics and elections. He warned that politicians drift between actions to steer voters and noted motives of those who seek office. The speaker claimed that cities should monitor officials who can be bought and emphasized active participation in suffrage.
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Crawfoldsvaar
Fed
Cosrt
Gillen
Lo Congrenms
Crawfordsville Rotary Civillen
Slabeter
Harrison Township Corn Club Members
Harrison Township corn club forms with 24 members under A H Heck and Clay City leaders. Sponsored by local businessmen with pure bred seed for one acre each, two corn varieties Woodburns Yellow Dent and Reids Yellow Dent are distributed. Members will keep cost records and exhibit samples at township meetings to select seed and review methods, with education as the main aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
A. H. Heck
Clay Cy
B.D. McHhrpee
Clay City
Gorationae Agriculture Boys
Clay City Hight School
Clo
Ylebl
Corm Club
Hoya
Clay Co Students to Judge Contests at Purdue
Clay County students prepare for judging contests at Purdue University during the H Club Roant-Up May 5-8. Past records include Brasil High School poultry and egg judging winning all prizes, with Dick Wieplepleck earning top individual honors. Teams listed include poultry egg and dairy squads from local schools coached by Adem Bowies, aiming to perform well in livestock and corn judging events.
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Tay
Purdue University
Purdoe
Brasil
Dick Wiewlepleck
Powtry
Wille
John Winklepleck
Richer
Chay Cine
Beale
Agricalters
Sroth
Wii Jtietr
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Poultry Cooperative Plans Marketing Association
India Sana Farm Bureau
Next Weems
Hradti
Thaganda
Hoye
Girk
Hoga
Boy Scouts
Geis
Sevan
Ulew
Scouts of
Dramond Bugie
Senlec Clas
Rm Severday
Mate Treck
Rese Patytorinic
Wendy
Eyeineal Em
Bealer
Bandon High
Oongreatman C. C. Gileen
Cirisen
Amleep
Harrison Township
Corn Club
Woodburn
Vester Har Tn
Wayne Morris
Field Morris
Herr ‘Man Haviland
Lester Hochstettler
Eon Schafer
Francis Brothers
Richlard Hayman
Albert Woodbers
Carl Mauybaugh
Hebert Netewomger
Charles Schoeweker
Reid
Woodrow Gibbons
Cecil Boellenberger
Mace McCullough
Melvin McCullough
Armald McCulough
Emerson Stevens
Henry Id-monson
Cecil Gerber
Herbert Jehmen
Leroy Mutton
George Peavy
Mar King
Clay Co
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