What the Farm Bureau Means to Me
Mrs. Artus Rodenbarger of Democrat Township delivers a Farm Bureau talk in a county contest. She praises twelve years of involvement, the growth of activities since 1928, and the value of the S and E Department, farm education plays, and community life fostered by Farm Bureau gatherings.
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Farm Bureau
Artus Rodenbarger
Democrat Township
Carroll County
Rodenbarger
S&e Department
S& Director
Hoosier Farmer
Isa
Farm
Howe
Karm Bureau
E. C. Foust
Wopye
Cove Association
Commission Company
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visitors in Flora Area
A long list of residents and visitors marked the holiday period with Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings. Names include Sadie McCarty Jesse McCarty L. J. Deel Jean Eging Leland Bryan John Coble Demna Stanton Adelma Galbreth Ben Starkey and many others visiting relatives in Flora Logansport Camden Burrows Paragon Columbus and surrounding towns. A surprise wedding for Agatha Cree and Carl Sayers was announced for Thanksgiving Day and the Women’s Union of the Christian church set a December meeting at the home of Aliie May with plans for a Bethlehem cradle lesson.
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Jean Eging
Isabelle Little
Logansport
Leland Bryan
Mary Margaret May
John Coble
Jess Starkey
Lois Ruth Snoeberger
John Snoeberger
Nancy Mullin
Fort Wayne
Demna Stanton
Leonard Calhoun
Flora
Jesse McCarty
Herbert Teel
Kokomo
Miss Agatha Cree
Carl Sayers
iDay
Geo. Lowry Farm
Womans Union of the
Christian Church
Aliie May
Hester Willaby
Don Mullendore
Bethlehem
Carroll County Taxpayers' Association Holds Second Annual Meet
The Carroll County Taxpayers' Association met in Camden's Community Building to review tax reduction gains. President Bowen opened the session, with reports showing county taxes dropping from 710,344 in 1932 to 496,818 in 1938, and projected 1939 savings of about 72,306.02, amid calls for continued public support. Royce Myer became president. Marvin Wise vice president. Mrs. Mabel Wickard elected secretary. The event featured speeches by Wm. Price and Rep. J. M. Cantley and songs by local musicians.
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Carroll County Taxpayers’ Association
Camden
Bowen
Carroll County
Wm. Price
Onward
J. M. Cantley
Logansport
Royce Myer
Flora
W. E. Bowen
Cutler
Marvin Wise
Delphi
Mabel Wickard
John Mills
Democrat Township
Seward
Farm Bureau annual drive begins December 11
The Jackson township Farm Bureau membership drive starts next Monday under drive manager Webb Robeson. The organization aims to improve farmers lives through fair livings, lower taxes, parity prices, and better marketing protection while offering social benefits. A two week revival opened at Rockfield Presbyterian Church with a large choir, a male quartet, and sermons.
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Farm Bureau
Webb Robeson
Jackson Township
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Homer Edging
Mildred Bowman
Fred Case
Camden
Marjorie Miller
Hugo
Annual Farm Bureau Meet at Delphi Court House
The annual Farm Bureau and Solicitors School meeting will be held in the Assembly Room of the Court House at Delphi next Monday December 11 starting at 10 AM. Programs include call to order by President J W Wakenberry community singing invocation roll call reports of county officers and officer elections with a 1 PM lunch break and afternoon program featuring legislative discussion membership sales and committee reports finishing with adjournment at 3 30 PM.
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Farm Bureau and Solicitors School
Court House
Delphi
J. W. Wakenberry
Mabel Fraser
Raymond Coble
Harry Parker
Deer Creek Township
Orvil Schock
Wilbur Lane
Burr Balser
S. Masterson
Webb Robeson
American Arm Bureau
C.S. Masterson
C. S. Masterson
No Extension to Be Granted for 1934 License Plates
The article notes no extension for buying 1934 license plates with a Dec 31 deadline per law. Commissioner Finney stated the date will be observed strictly as drivers licenses go on sale with auto licenses. 1934 plates feature a midnight blue background with white figures for better legibility at distance.
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Finney
Mary Swaim Widow of Leo Swaim Dies at 28 in Camden
Mrs Mary Swaim aged 28 died after a long illness at her Camden home with pneumonia listed as the immediate cause. Survived by husband two sons father and stepmother two sisters and two brothers. Remains taken to Baker funeral home for burial preparations. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the home with Rev Elmer Kahl officiating.
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Mary Swaim
Leo Swaim
Camden
Baker Funeral Home
Elmer Kahl
Street Improvements Continue on East Main
A crew on East Main street works to fix rough spots caused by heat and street bursting. Gutters are being upgraded to stabilize the road surface and improve drainage.
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East Main Street
Thanksgiving gathering at Gardner Martin home
An oyster supper was enjoyed at the Gardner Martin residence on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Grace hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr Grace’s parents and sisters from Cataract Indiana. Wm Martin of Ft Wayne Jim Guthrie of Purdue and Opal M ullin of IU were among those visiting family for the holiday. A colt owned by David Maxell east of Camden was recently shot by hunters in a severe neck wound.
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Gardner Martin
Ralph Grace
Mr. Grace
Cataract, Ind
Wm Martin
Ft. Wayne
Jim Guthrie
Purdue
Opal Mullin
I. U
David Maxwell
Camden
Luther Grege
Lansing
Michigan
Charles Grege
M. W. Dillon
Harold Jones
Gordon
Harry Wilson
D. £. Payton
Tony Snoeberger
Marshall Weaver
Norma Lee
Pete Teel
Tenry Easting
W. A. Bender
Metea
Warren Tracy
Donald Howard Powers
John Horn
Registration Opens for Carroll County Voters January 15
Registration under the Register Law sets up county machinery soon to register about 4000 voters. Wilbur Lane, clerk of the circuit court, is registration officer with city town clerks and township assessors as deputies. Deputies must come from top two parties by recent secretary of state votes. Registration runs January 5 to 29 days before the May primary, then May 15 to 29 days before the November general election.
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Carroll County
General Assembly
Wilbur Lane
Ecach City
Toywoship
Join the Farm Bureau December 11 to 15
A Carroll County Farm Bureau bulletin urges farmers to unite for relief as government action aids agriculture. It compares farm investment to industry profits, stresses supporting youth education funds, and calls for member participation to back leaders.
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THE
Farm Bureau
Burglars Hit Willard Bean Filling Station
Burrows police report burglars entered the Willard Bean filling station on Tuesday night by picking the front door lock and stole $8 in cash.
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Willard Bean
Social and Personal A Busy Thanksgiving Season in Indiana
Miss Mildred oNenateln Jeel Munday in Indianapolis with Oliver Stone and family during holidays in Bloomington. Mrs Clarence Cree hosts mob get together. Kiwanis, Lutheran, and Community groups hold events. Families from Logansport, Indianapolis, Reading, Mich., Barnettville, and Danville visit relatives. funerals and cooperative dinners noted.
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Mildred oNenateln
Jeel Munday
Indianapolis
Oliver Stone
Farmly
Bloomington
Cooperative study outlines youths joining farm movement
Crowden hosts a Cooperative study club in Carroll County with officers elected led by Chairman Charles Inck and Secretary Treasurer Margaret Mabbitt. The program, read by Viemues Witter and Lee Seward, aims to recruit young people ages 13 to 50 from towns like Deer Creek and Washington for the Cooperatives movement while planning the next district library meeting in Delphi on December 2.
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Comolleounty
Ng O
Crowden
New
Theo
Lore McVey
Rober
Everil Sons
Lee Seward
Washington Township
Vedo
Pillie
Millie
New York
Mabel
Tenads Bowman
Bock Creek
Bock Creek Township Anethomy Ketmerot
Lidia Santrean Cooperacive Association
Viemues Witter
Boda McVey
Charles Inck
Deer Creek
Bee Seward
Washington Twp
Margaret Mibbitt
Carrollton
Delphi
Dee
Margaret Mabbitt
Ible
Carroll County
Young Peoples
Robert Heil
Koda McVay
Dwight Beard
Irene de Winton
Joseph
John Peterson
Marl Powell
Geo. Maretin
Gardner Martin
Chas Black
Mdina Gerbens
Thomas Witter
Myra
Clarabelle Witter
Wilma Mae Sullivan
Everett Bowman
Leslie Chapman
Richard Haun
Rudh Jenkins
Agatha Jenkins
Fred Clawson
Robert Mikenberry
Lave Coroninger
Hiram Mardin
Pruman
Telen
Mrs Lola Wallace Eads dies in Frankfort at 43
Mrs Lola Wallace Eads wife of James H Eads native of Camden died Saturday night at her Frankfort home from acute colitis She was born February 24 1912 in Camden and spent most of her life in Clinton county Surviving are her husband parents two daughters two sisters and five brothers Funeral services were held Monday in Frankfort
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Lola Wallace Seads
James H. Eads
Camden
Frankfort
Camden Defeats Idaville 32 11 In Midweek Match
Camden beat Idaville 32 to 11 as L Yerkes led with six baskets. Camden played without Sink and Shaffer and finished with the second team.
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Camden
Idaville
L. Yerkes
Sink
Shaffer
Pay Dues For 1933 Early Farm Bureau Members
In Carroll County farmers show support by paying dues in advance. The list of those who have prepaid through 1933 includes A. A. Newer of Washington Township Webb Robeson of Jackson Township Arthur Mullin of Adams Clarence Stout of Burlington and K. I. Stephens of Monroe Township.
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Carroll County
A. A. Newer
Washington Township
Webb Robeson
Jackson Township
Arthur Mullin
Adams
Clarence Stout
Burlington
Kk. I. Stephens
Monroe Township
Dressmaking and Alteration Services in Lesh Building
Mrs. C. M. Holles offers dressmaking remodeling repair and alteration work including relining coats remodelling furs and hat making over. First class work and tool prices to fit the times. Wall also go out by the day in the Lesh Building.
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Times
C. M. Holles
Lesh
Wall
Utah Votes Against Prohibition 86th State
On Tuesday the 21st the state of Utah marked its vote against the 18th amendment becoming the 86th state to record opposition to Prohibition.
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Utah
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Will Snoeberger
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Ella Plank
Nell Hanna
Clyde Meiring
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Dewey Minnett
Harry Leslie Jr
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Carroll County Taxpayers Association
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Lloyd Beard
Carroll Co Farm Bur. Coop. Assn
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Paraon
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Barnettville
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Chicago
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