Dark horses loom for conventions in Greenfield area
The Greenfield edition notes political chatter about dark horses nearing convention selection. Local social items include Lucy Conrey visiting Centerville, the W R C bean supper on February 22, and Adam Rummel visiting family in Lima. Also mentioned are ill children of Mr and Mrs Barrett and Morris Krahl’s annual February sale. Dr. F A LeMaster from DePauw University to speak at M I Church. emphasis on education advice. White Away Club hosting a chicken supper at the Columbia Hotel with 37 guests. Mayor Winslow presiding. trip to Why Not theater to see Mighty Lake Rose.
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Adam Rummel
Lima
Ohio
Mary Rummel
F. A. LeMaster
DePauw University
M. I
Kia
LeManter
Henry T. Bolen
Columbia Hovel
Greenfield
Dorothy Parrett
Kathleen Winslow
Ellen Cook
Why Not
School Notes Students with High Averages by Grade
Senior students with averages of 93 or higher include Helen Golay John Morton Merlin Teague Jeniora Dodson and Maurice Krahl among others. Freshmen Elizabeth Burt Virginia Martin Loraine Petty and Virginia Martin again post strong scores while eighth and seventh graders also show top marks in the period.
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Helen Golay
John Morton
Merlin Teague
Jeniora
Barbara Dodson
Jee House
Maurice Krahl
Helen Miller
Ralph Zebring
Ruth Sourheer
Sophomoores—Voyle Ammerman
Fern Ashbaugh
Miriam Danner
Frank Hane
John Paul
Elizabeth Burt
Ella
Hawk
Leland Lanhiey
Virginia
Martin
Loraine Petty
Hanen
Merle Baker
Fay Weber
Marlatt dies at Arizona TB camp after Oklahoma years
Frank Marlatt aged 42 son of the late Albert Marlatt died recently at a tuberculosis camp in Arizona. He had long lived in Oklahoma where he married an Indian woman and fathered two children. Milton Items notes his death among local obituaries. The Christian church monthly missionary meeting is set for Friday night in the church basement with a cooperative supper at 7. Families should bring sandwiches and one dish. The program will be led by honorary society members R W Warren R F Callaway and B W Wissler.
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F.C. McCormick
Ross Cramer
Barton
Misa Nora Campbell
Neuiel Jones
C.H. Callaway
Frank Marlatt
Albert Marlatt
Arizona
Oklahoma
The
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R. W. Warren
R. F. Callaway
B. W. Wissler
Ridgar FP
Wyatt
Richmond
Ind
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Federal
Atlanta
Jedge A. J. Anderson
Tiatt
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James W. Noel
Indianapolis
Hliatt
Uecet
Hiatt
Noel
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frederick H. Marson
Martin Fl. Alarson
Cambridge Cit
Joe
Mr. Milson
Calvin Prather Lodgery
ASM
Travelers' Protective Association
Baptist Church
Zelma Marson
Paul B. Marson
Hell, Cal
Judson Marson
New York
Robert Marson
8. Crabbl
Toledo
Ohio
G. 8. Tracy
Cleveland
Charles and
Frank Marson
Cambridge City
Jull, Commack
Muncie
Jacksonburg Items Highlight Local Church News and Visits
Mrs Harold Cain substituted for Aldo Cain this week. Rev Dowd from Kentucky accepted the church call here. Jos Kinsinger attended church for the first time in weeks. Mrs Declan Daugherty hosts the Ladies Aid, and McGrew pair wed at the Christian parsonage in Milton. Irene Bright and her son appear among readers’ notes.
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Rev. Dowd
Kentucky
Jos Kinsinger
Local Notes from Dublin and Vicinity
A Dublin issue lists residents visiting and traveling as Miss Dorothy Walton returns home from Barbara Sunday. Mrs Elmer Smith of Richmond visits her sister Georgia Hicks. Mrs Marsh Martin rests from Reid hospital. Laura Bertsch of Centerville visits Mrs Charles Evans. Aldo Cain attends his niece’s funeral at Economy. Raymond Schuneman and parents welcome baby William Clay. Rev LeMauter of DePauw University to preach at MBE Church Sunday night. Helen Kiotiainan hosts a party for friends Saturday. Miss Trene Austin marries Charles Brenner in Kentucky last week. Chas Waddell and family plan move to Wright Sparks farm. Miss Havel Reeve of Mimeie assists her sister Mrs Johnstumet and attends Nazarene revival.
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Trene Austin
Chas. Brenner
Kentucky
Chas
Waddell
Wright Sparks
Harry Gint
Germantown Items and Local Notices
Community notes from Germantown detail births and illnesses, travel to New Castle, and church meeting plans. Renowned locals like Duddridge, Bertsch, and Millikin appear with family updates, recoveries, and funeral arrangements, plus Luther an church events featuring Driley and several ministers.
Died Here at 84 Last Daughter of Revolution in Indians
Mrs. Margaret Neiry aged 84 died at her daughter's home in Davies county after a fall in December that fractured a hip and an arm. Born in Hamilton county Ohio, she moved to Davies county after marriage. her father Jonas Frazee from New Jersey served in the Revolution and received $80 annually on the pension roll. The obituary notes she was considered the last real daughter of the American Revolution in Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Neiry
W.T. Armes
Jonas Frazee
Neiry
Hamilton County
Ohio
Davies
Knightstown Short Course to feature Purdue experts
The Farmers Short Course at Knightstown February 12 to 14 will showcase three counties with Purdue Agricultural Extension staff, cows, hogs, cattle, and seeds used as demonstrations. The program aims to be the biggest in the region, offering practical information and featuring experienced speakers and hands on exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Purdue
Agricultural Extension Department
The People Are to Blame for High Taxes
A writer argues taxpayers bear responsibility for high taxes and urges unity to reform spending. He contends taxes are the cheapest price for roads and schools, noting many take taxes as a penalty and questioning what the average citizen receives in return for the levy. He cites road and school funding and asks readers to reassess their spending versus benefits.
Amateur Radio Rules and Local Court Sentences Report
The article discusses amateur radio regulations on 140 to 208 meter waves and the offense of interference. It urges listeners to identify senders and report violations. It notes sentencing of Paul Burton and William Hagner to 60 days on the state farm plus fines for assault, and mentions Theodore Monger returning to work after illness.
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Knep
Connerce
Bong
Paul Burton
William Hagner
Milton
Putnamville
Dr. Grosvenor
Martindale Creek
Germantown
Snow Bats In To Dinner After Pain Day
A patient endured days of screams and pain before an unusual recovery as he rose from bed and joined his family for Sunday dinner despite medical efforts failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
Prof Ricker’s Remarkable Health Rescue Story
A Richmond citizen, aged 74, healed from severe neuritis after a single treatment by Prof. Ricker at 814 Main St. The doctor offers home calls and evening hours, with many patients visiting daily. He pledges free care for the poor and emphasizes happiness through health.
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Ricker
Darig
Main St
Court House
Richmond
Ind
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