Sunday social and church picnic noted in Milton items
The community reported a Christian Church Sunday school picnic at Eby's Grove with about 65 attendees and a basket dinner. Guests included the Weavers and Murphys visiting Chas Davis Crownover and Kniese families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weaver
Hamilton
Ohio
James Murphy
Patty
Connersville
Chas Davis
Otto Crownover
Frances
Chas Kniese
Eby’s Grove
C. V. Pitman
Moneta Leverton
Crawfordsville
Earl Crawford
Albert Ferris
F. C. McCormick
Glen Sample
Purdue University
Alfred Sample
Robert Wentz
Cambridge City
Cornthwaite
Main Street
Tiny Ohmit
Hazel Kirlin
Eva Beeson
Ellen Behl
Bentonville
Clara Houseworth
Local News Briefs and Social Roundup From Doddridge Area
Tuesday sale in the Doddridge Chapel neighborhood marks the week. Claire Doddridge is named the new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Doddridge. Numerous visits and family events are listed including Mrs. M Walker’s stay near Dublin, Mrs. Dorothy Mozingo’s visit to Indianapolis, Cassius Jenkins funeral at Straughn, and Orris Kellam’s Nurses Training graduation in Indianapolis June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicea
Richmond
Earl Chan
Benton Wagner
Alma
Willard Lamb
Spiceland
Earl Crawford
Martha Caldwell
Sue Hines
Robert Davis
Firman McCormick
Cleveland
Ohio
Benj. Kellam
Pauline
Ed Warren
Indianapolis
Orris Kellam
Nurses Training School
The
Methodist Hospital
Sanders
John Manning
B. D. Woolen
Hazel
Paul Conklin
Summit
J. C. Gause
Melvira Swisher
Virgil O. Alte
Alquina
Wayne Anlove
Raleigh
Rich Miles
Wm. Huddleston
Marie Sloniker
Rudolph Sloniker
Harold Snyder
Laura Snyder
Dublin
McCormick
Christian Church Parsonage
Louise Caldwell
Purdue
Nora Scott
Floyd Dalrymple
Katherine Hussey
Cambridge City
Charles Benner
R. F. Callaway
Hattie Sills
Westside
Local Residents Attend Regional Meetings and Exposition
Dublin residents Mrs Jennie Smalley and others joined a quarterly M E church meeting in Lewisville. Several travelers, including Mr and Mrs Harry Scott and Hazel Hubbard, went to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition. Lawrence Crawford and Glen Mellencamp attended the G A R encampment ball in Huntington with Lawrence leading the grand march with Mrs Elouisa Essex. Paul Lamberson attends Muncie Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smalley
Horace Miller
Arthur Wiker
Maxine
Lewisville
M. E. Church
Harry Scott
Charles Scott
Hazel Hubbard
Delbert Smith
Chicago
Lawrence T. Crawford
Glen Mellencamp
Columbus
Hotel LaFountain
Huntington
Lawrence
Elouisa Essex
Womans Relief Corps
Paul Lamberson
Muncie Normal
Better Vision In FEVE Director
The article explains how light from the sun reflects on objects to form two visual impressions: outline and color. It details retina anatomy with rods and cones, the optic nerve, and how many silver and gold wires symbolize nerve fibers. It notes color perception from different wave lengths and the central retina area where vision is most sensitive.
Lesson plan for June 25 church class series
This excerpt outlines study themes for Jesus as savior and lord across grade levels and two teaching methods. It lists perplexities and summary approaches with weekly lesson prompts from April to June, emphasizing Christ’s life, death, resurrection, and witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jerusalem
Mary
Christ
Faith and effort in the path to God
A reverend quotes scripture urging belief as the path to divine glory. Rev. Guy H. King contrasts self effort with faith and trust that God will act, citing belief as the doorway to seeing God’s glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
God
Guy H. King
St John's Gospel Opening The Bosom Father To Son
A brief note cites St John’s gospel lines about the relationship of the son to the father and the sinner to the son. Quotation attributed to Mr R B Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stewart
Edith and Eames Exchange Coy Glances
Quiet dialogue hints at two figures named Edith and Eames exchanging coy looks as tension or curiosity smolders between them. The fragment suggests a private moment in a larger scene.
Honest Payload Delays Pay Day in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR text hints at financial or moral themes with phrases about honesty and delayed pay. The readable portions give no clear persons, organizations, or events to anchor a specific news item.
Failure-Proof Banking Structure Urged by Banking Leader
Francie H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, calls for a banking system immune from failure. He argues that government supervision and public patronage are essential, with bankers, officials, and citizens sharing responsibility to create a robust structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie H. Simaon
American Bankers Association
United States
Mr. Sisson
Roosevelt
Washington
Bright Wit and Banter Fill Neighborly Jokes Page
A collection of humorous one liners and dialogue snippets about everyday life. Jokes involve spouses doctors vacation plans fashions and family misunderstandings. Wry observations on debt love and social quirks appear alongside playful exchanges and mock conversations.
Improved Pastures Cut Feed Costs In New Hampshire Farm
A New Hampshire farmer, with county agent help, top-dressed 5 acres with 500 pounds of complete fertilizer at 75 dollars. Five weeks later cows grazed. over six weeks they produced 7,000 pounds more milk than last year with one fewer cow and 60 pounds less grain. Milk price gains yielded 189 dollars, grain savings 16 dollars, net income up 120 dollars. Department of Agriculture notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Untitled Verse Fragments From a Murky OCR Page
Fragmented lines speak of men pursuing power fame and survival. Odd spellings and broken phrases hint at a poem or column about work ethic and motivation. The text remains incomplete with remnants referencing Pe ee th s sake grit and remind.
Metal conne Tops and Tin Week Ivan Cramer Prop
Metal conne Tops and Tin Week Ivan Cramer, Prop. Phone 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Cramer
Purdue Extension Notes on Farm Management and Crops
Internal and external marketing problems explained with guidance for farmers. Indiana land harvested crops fell 1,641,545 acres from 1919 to 1929, equaling the output of 14 average counties. Practical tips cover bush lima beans, packing shed cooling, and poultry litter hygiene with a note on broiler price fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department
Lafayette
Notice to heirs and creditors in Murley estate
Wayne Circuit Court April term 1933 notice that Earl Murley as Administrator filed final settlement and vouchers for the estate of Statirn Inza Murley deceased. A hearing is set for July 10 1933 at Richmond Indiana to approve the account and discharge the administrator. Heirs legatees and creditors must appear and show cause and prove heirship or claims. Feemster and Feemster attorneys. 24/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statirn Inza Murley
Wayne
Earl Murley
Court House
Richmond
Indiana
Earl Marley
Admr
Feemster
Attys
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Indiana Railroad System
Hoosier Institution
FEVE
J. E
Kernel Ocean
Wm.h. Block Co
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Westersa
Unicon
Jesus Our Lord and Saviour
Amos R. Wells
Satan
Edith
Eames
Edith Es
Saganne
John
Rastus
Mose
Fred
Marvin
Gray
Doris
Jasper
Fred Wyrick
Gerald
Miss Vane
Miss Keen
Dearie
Schmaltz
Levy
Charlie Lee
Chinaman
Carl M. Snyder
Cramer’s Sheet Metal Works
Reynolds
West Main
Persia
Hassan Ben Sabbah
Alva O’brien
Clifford M. Howard
Ambulance Service
Otto Becker
R. C. Leslie
Boyd Building
Ernie
Ernest C. Reynolds
Vinton Hotel
Iron & Metal CO
Fred Storch
North Foote St
Dentists
K. P. Temple
Tribune
Wayne Trust
Cambridge City, Indiana
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