Urges Taxpayers Become Tax Conscious Watch for Budget Publication
Indiana taxpayers urged to monitor budgets for the coming year as official notices are the only way to learn proposed tax rates. The Indiana Taxpayers Association offered help analyzing needs and aiding appeals to cut waste and lower taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Harry Miesse
Indiana
Miesse
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Council
Advisory Board
County Board of Tax Adjustment
Utility stocks gain as industry fights for fair rates
Utility managers grow hopeful as pressure from three years of reform eases. A federal rate study shows municipal plants pay less tax, yet private firms may offer lower bills at high consumption. Power stocks rise on earnings strength and a pending Supreme Court decision.
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Babson Park
Mass
Public Utilities Holding Company Act
Supreme Court
Oaramided Power and Light
Federal Trade Commision
Babson
Ontarion Hydroelectric
United States
Jacksonburg Social Notes Pause for July 8 Meeting
Local column lists dinners and visits from Jacksonburg residents including Mr and Mrs George Personnette and John Boyd with extended family. Help One Another club members met with plans for a coffee demo at the July 8 special gathering hosted by Mrs Gladys Murphy. Additional visits cited include Mrs F C Viere of Brookville with daughter Mrs Harold Young and travels to Cincinnati from Cadiz area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Personnette
John Boyd
Dolph Personnette
Donald
Mary Lou Personnette
Raymond Myers
F. C. Viere
Brookville
Harold Young
Mary Harris
Mabel Personnette
Hallie Kingrey
Beulah Worl
Gladys Murphy
Aldred Young
Connersville
Blooming Grove
Harold Rae
W. R. Bertram
Near
Cadiz
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. C. Allison
Georgia Scott
Mary Fort
Centerville
Lulu Page
Wilson
Auto transport driver sent back to Cincinnati from Huntington
Ross Lannerd, an auto transport driver for a firm that moves Chevrolets across five states, was transferred from Cincinnati to Huntington West Virginia a month ago and has now been sent back to Cincinnati.
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Ross Lannerd
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Mr. Lannerd
Close Family to Visit Sister Near Madison
Mr and Mrs Charles Close will spend the end of the week with his sister and family near Madison. Their son Paul accompanies them and joins the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Close
Paul
Madison
Mrs Clarence Ingermann Visits Friends In Connerville
Mrs. Clarence Ingermann of Connerville spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Kuster and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
Harry Kuster
Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Stonecipher Spend Wednesday in Indianapolis
Mrs George Wheeler and Mrs Russell Stonecipher spent Wednesday in Indianapolis with friends during a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wheeler
Russell Stonecipher
Indianapolis
Neighborly Club Plans Wednesday Meeting at Mrs Murphy Home
The Neighborly club will meet Wednesday afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs. Patrick Murphy north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Independence Day 1936 Reflects on Liberty and Rights
The speech recalls the Declaration of Independence as listing unalienable rights Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness and condemns abuses by rulers. It frames Independence Day as a rededication to Liberty and opportunity for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Laughing Lincolneers 4-H Meet Includes Health Folders
The Laughing Lincolneers 4-H club met June 25 at 1 30 with Miss Helen Allen in charge. Members discussed health improvement folders, the health goal for record books, and planned demonstrations and exhibits. The county exhibit is set for August 13 14 and a local exhibit in early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolneers
Helen Allen
Miss Allen
Lincoln School
Mavis McGrady
Sylvia Becker
Marjorie Roberts
Eva R. Bertsch
Helen Clifton
Irene Craig
Mary Alice Graver
Alberta Lingo
Wanda Jean Martin
Mavis
Rilda McGrady
Carolyn Scott
Mary R. Sharp
Bonnie Lou Welsh
Wilma Wilson
Agnes Worl
Clothing Club
Elinor Jean Wilson
Miss Wilson
Mary Sharp
Jean Wilson
Eva Bertsch
Ladies Aid Market in Dublin Planned for July
The M. E. church Ladies Aid Society will hold a market on Saturday July 11. Miss Dorothy Kiser of Indianapolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Dayton Kiser. Several local moves and visits are noted including Gullions and Gursons. The week closes with church prayer meeting and the G A R and W R G gathering in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Dorothy Kiser
Indianapolis
Dayton Kiser
Miss Newkirk
L. J. Gullion
George Gray
Lida Warren
Martha Perry
Lillian Byba
Anderson
Ed. McCartey
Hayden
Ivo Schocklee
Guy Belden
Smoky Mountains
Clarence Bryant
Curtis Smithy
Jimmy
Ida Vrhave
Scott County
Smithy
M. E
van Crawford
Bloomington
G. A. RB
Early Industries of Cambridge City Remembered
Maude M. Manlove recounts Cambridge City's early factories and mills from 1855 to the late 1800s. Firms like Plant and Flower Garden, flax mill, marble works, Adams Queen Washer makers, Indiana Car Co and Cambridge City Machine Works rose and faded, while enduring buildings and new residents kept the town on a solid business footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Joseph Vestal
Joe Murray
James W. Carpenter
Church Street
Cambridge City Car Co
St. Louis
Indiana Car Co
Boden
Ben Conklin
Guild Brothers
Cambridge City Machine Works
Bertsch Bros
Bertsch’s
First Democrat Since 1897 In Milton Post Office Change
Milton Indiana marks a political shift as Maurice Ingermann becomes postmaster, restoring Democratic control to the Milton office for the first time since 1897 when Milliam Parkins handed over to Republican C. H. Callaway. The town jokes about “forty long years” and joins the national mood with a Democratic return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Milliam
Link) Parkins
C. H. Callaway
Maurice Ingermann
Miss Helen Hicks Spends Week in Indianapolis
Miss Helen Hicks is spending the week in Indianapolis to be with her mother Mrs. Robert Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hicks
Indianapolis
Mrs
Robert Hicks
Mrs Franklin Reynolds Honored in Indianapolis Visit
Mrs Franklin Reynolds spent several days last week in Indianapolis as the honor guest at teas bridge and luncheon parties honoring her election as Republican National Committeewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Reynolds
Indianapolis
Miss Diffenderfer Returns From Massachusetts Visit
Miss Betty Diffenderfer has returned home from a vacation spent with her sister Mrs. A. D. Morrill in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Diffenderfer
Mrs. A. D. Morrill
Massachusetts
Miss Charlotte Newman To Return From Washington Visit
Miss Charlotte Newman and her mother are due home this week after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Edmund Newman in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Newman
Mrs
Edmund Newman
Washington, D. C
Picnic party gathers families at Lake Wehr
A group from Indianapolis and nearby towns picnicked at Lake Wehr on Sunday. George Richey and William Bryant fished the lake while Billie Joe, ten months old, enjoyed his first picnic outing with the Sieidler Cannon Scheidler families and others from the city.
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George Richey
William Bryant
Billy Joe
Indianapolis
Loring Cannon
Jackie
New Castle
Stanley Scheidler
Lake Wehr
Messrs
Richey
Bryant
Billie Jr
Kellam Chomel Union Solemnized in Connersville
Roy Kellam and Miss Helen Chomel were married Saturday June 27 at the First Presbyterian manse in Connersville. Rev. George Taggert officiated. couple parents attended. They plan a short honeymoon in Kentucky and Tennessee and will reside in town where Kellam works at Square Deal hardware store.
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Roy Kellam
Martin Kellam
Helen Chomel
Elsie Ford
Connersville
First Presbyterian
Kellam
George Taggert
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mrs. Kellam
Square Deal Hardware
Lester Sharp Recalls Washington Trip With Father and Friends
Lester Sharp recounts a June road trip to Washington with George Sharp L W Arburn and Floyd Hines. They toured Mount Vernon Capitol Smithsonian and coastal sights then returned via Cambridge City noting mountains valleys and battlefield sites. Lester at ten says the journey meant much and hopes to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharp
Lester
L. W. Arburn
Floyd Hines
Washington, D. C
Mr. Sharp
Springfield
Ohio
Columbus
Rosseville
West Virginia
Brownsville
Penn
Maryland
Mount Vernon Battlefield
Indiana
Capitol
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Institute
Parks
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Atlantic Ocean
Big Fox Theatre
Shenandoah Valley
Little Appalachian Mountains
Big Appalachian
Hummel Hill
Negro Mountains
Savage Mountains
Martin Mountains
Polish Mountain
Green Ridge
Fawn Hill Mountains
Sideling Hill Mountain
Blue Ridge Mountains
Saddle Mountain
Antietam
Cambridge City
Lester Sharp
Lena Burke and Chester Sells Wed in Covington KY
Mrs Lena Burke and Chester Sells were married Tuesday June 23 by a Presbyterian minister in Covington Kentucky. The couple will live in Oxford Ohio where Sells works as a barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Burke
Chester Sells
Oxford
Ohio
Covington
Mrs Emma Elliott Visited Indianapolis With Relatives
Mrs. Emma Elliott spent Wednesday in Indianapolis with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elliott
Indianapolis
Robert Elliott
Stratton Family Return From Houston Visit
Mr and Mrs B L Stratton and their son Paul are due home at the end of the week after a three week visit in Houston Texas with Mr and Mrs Everette Straton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.L. Stratton
Paul
Houston
Texas
Everette Straton
Youth Sustains Severe Injuries After Bridge Fall
Robert Lingenfelter Jr. and companions on a Sunday picnic near the Paul Bertsch farm north of town watched him slip from a bridge. He broke his left arm in five places and suffered a badly strained back as he tried to turn to avoid landing on rocks fifteen feet below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lingenfelter, Jr
Robert Lingenfelter
Paul Bertsch
Robert
The Supreme Court Protects Individual Rights From Tyranny
The text argues that American settlement aimed to prevent centralized tyranny by dividing power among Congress the President and the Courts. It emphasizes the Supreme Court as crucial to safeguarding liberties and ensuring constitutional rules are followed against rapid political change.
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America
Congress
Supreme Court
Court
United States
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Milton Week
A series of Fathers Day gatherings and social events in Milton area include Mr. and Mrs. Kellam hosting a dinner party with Cambridge City and Dunkirk attendees, and the Wise and Emery circles hosting reunions and club meetings. Families from Connersville, Muncie, and Cambridge City share meals, campus trips, and hospitalities amid domestic visits and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kellam
Kellam
C. A. Braden
Colleen
Cambridge City
Alvin Lowry
Dunkirk
Stella Wissler
Ruth and
Elneatta
Centerville
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Publishers Financial Bureau
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Jacksonburg
Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Peggy Anne
Samuel E. Cobb
Mrs. Landon
John Cobb Landon
John Landon
Nancy Jo
By Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Dublin
Maude M. Manlove
Washington
THE
Ozro Dailey
Ralph Hutchens
Vern Bragg
Mary Jane
H. B. Russell
Hyllis Brown
Muncie
Leone McCullum
Ellsworth Jones
Olin Davis
Wm. McClure
Clyde Leverton
Dale
Howard Kirlin
Bullock
Mark Hamilton
Selma
Paul McKee
Hartford City
Wise
Miranda Wise
John P. Jones
Roger Fudge
Lansing
Mich
Jewell Roettger
Ruth Faucett
John Kirlin
Dayton
Benton Wissler
Robert Davis
Will Brown
Embroidery Club
L. M. Gentle
Margaret
Ruth Beeson
A. J. Newman
R. L. Beeson
H. D. Huddleston
C. V. Pitman
Charles Kirlin
Nora Brown
Frank DuGramat
Ed. Wilson
Flora Larson
Roderick McCormick
Huron
Ernest Jones
Marion
Bea Beth Jones
McCormick
Willard Wissler
Ed. Warren
A. T. T. Station
Warrens
Oscar Ompson
Richmond
Wm. Huddleston
Robert Moore
George Eddy
Baptist Missionary Society of
Chester Hall
Rebecca Knipp
Dorothy Dailey
Methodist Church
Grand Ave. M. E. Church
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