Indiana Democratic Leaders Confer on 1933 Session
At the state capital a high level Indiana Democratic conference met in Indianapolis hosted by R Earl Peters and M Clifford Townsend with State Senator Walter S Chambers to map priorities for the 1933 assembly. J N Evans was named minority floor leader of the House amid a small Republican delegation. Attorney General Ogden criticized the $1.50 tax law as inflexible and criticized kickbacks linked to charges against Indiana cities.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
R. Earl Peters
M. Clifford Townsend
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
Chambers
Indiana Senate
J. N. Evans
House
Senate
Ogden
Election remark on highway checks in Indiana
A speaker notes that since the election they have not been stopped on every Indiana highway by statistic gatherers asking about origin destination and purpose.
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Indiana
Thore Statistic Gatherers
Difficult Debt Debate Echoes Prohibition Diehards
The writer suggests asking foreign nations how they would respond if the U nited States owed them and could not pay. With the failure of the prohibition repeal measure in Congress, the celebratory talk is seen as hollow and may shift to beer with the golf season opening.
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United States
Congress
Economy Plans Meet Widespread Approval Except Personal Gain
Suggestions for economy in government win broad support but anger arises when they threaten a plum someone coveted for himself though he advocates thrift. The passage highlights public backing contrasting with personal stake amid fiscal reforms.
Hoover aims to finish term and prove business revival
White House signals President Hoover will complete his term with months left to demonstrate the promised business rebound. A Shelbyville lawnmower plant begins production, but links to campaign overstatement are unclear. Democrats stage numerous victory events statewide as the party notes its nationwide momentum beginning last November elections.
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Hoover
White House
Last Diptheria Shot Clinic Set At School
Final diphtheria vaccination drive will be held Friday at 1:00 PM in the old lock school building. This is the last chance for residents to receive the shot and complete the required immunization.
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Pivons
Oldlock
Burlington Herald Launches as Sixth County Newspaper
The first issue of the Burlington Herald appeared last week, marking the sixth newspaper in Carroll County. Publisher F. L. O. P. Gould operates from Pulaski County, as Burlington regains a local paper after years without one. The town once hosted several titles, the notable Burlington Mirror from thirty years ago.
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Burlington Herald
Carroll County
FL O P. Gould
Pulaski County
Burlington
Burlington Mirror al
Don’t Forget Your White Elephant Christmas Party
All arrangements for the Christmas party at the Community Hall are complete and a large crowd is expected tonight. Everyone is invited, even non members of the Community Club, and attendees should bring a hot dish and table service. A hot dish supper will be served promptly at 6 30.
Christmas Day Visit Planned by Spillers and Snyders
Charles Spiller and his wife join Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder for Christmas Day with Ralph Preston and family in Chicago.
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Charles Spiller
Charles Snyder
Ralph Preston
Chicago
Christmas Health Seal Buyers Listed for Charity Drive
A roster names individuals who purchased Health seals as part of a Christmas charity effort. The list includes Mr. Hatton, Miss Marie Martin, Miss Mabel Mayne, W. B. Pettiner, Junior Shanks, Rev. W. A. Bender, Frank Snoeberger, Charles Bryan, C. H. Gardner, Roy Gardner, Rosa Roth, A. S. Tesh, Mella Plank, Frank Hedderith, Miwin Orahood, Joe Wurpilot, Kenneth Bohannon, Frank Replogle, Tom Martin, Roy Caldwell, Ralph Jones, David Itief, Rev. LeL Paul, M. W. Dillon, Elijah Brown, Amanda Snyder, Itva Brown, Henry.
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Mr. Hatton
Marie Martin
Mabel Mayne
W. 9. Pettiner
Junior Shanks
A. Bender
Frank Snoeberger
Charles Bryan
C. H. Gardner
Roy Gardner
Rosa Roth
A. S. Tesh
Mella Plank
Frank Hedderith
M@iwin Orahood
Joe Wurpilot
Kenneth Bohannon
Frank Replogle
Tom
Dinner Club Bond List From Camden Bank Charities
A listing of bonds and associated organizations from the Camden Bank dinner club shows amounts from $1.00 to $5.00. Named individuals include Muller C H E, Rice J C, Kennedy C B E, Baker Mrs Effie, and several others connected to the Lutheran Sunday School Mail Carriers Auxiliary and the Literary Club. The document records small contributions and affiliations in a community fundraising context.
Tuberculosis Death Rate and Call to Help Health Seal
The 1929 U S tuberculosis death rate stood at about 76 to 100 per 100000 with 19 deaths yearly in a city the size of Logansport. Decreases from 1928 varied. thirteen large centers show mixed trends and concern for rising mortality. Health Seal appeal urges local support, noting 95 percent of funds stay in the county and promising future reward.
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United States
Selection of All American Team Honors Father of Football
A century old tribute to Walter Camp, father of modern football, the annual All American team is announced this year with players from Purdue Washington USC Notre Dame Army Stanford Nebraska Michigan Tulane Alabama and others. The piece traces Camp's influence and the sport’s origins from ancient times to the present.
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Walter Camp
Far West
Middle West
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Inds
Moss
Purdue
Nisbet
Washington
Smith
Southern California
Karth
Notre Dame
Summerfelt
Army
Corbus
Stanford
Nebraska
Newatsa
Michigan
Zimmerman
Tulane
Hitchcock
Alabama
Heller
Pittsburg
B. C
Harpaston
Britain
Parke H. Davis
New National Encyclopedia
England
America
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
What Happened To The Breweries
Transformation of breweries and distilleries into new industries is described with examples such as Pabst in Milwaukee producing cheeses and Blatz in Milwaukee diversifying into other products. The piece cites a 1917 Statistical Abstract noting lower employment per million dollars in brewing versus other industries and argues workers seek jobs over liquor.
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Pabst
Milwaukee
Hoheuser-Busch and
Willow Breweries
St. Louis
Squibbs
Indiana
Peoria
Ill
Blatz
Capital
District of Columbia
United States
Rockfield Church Elects Officers for 1933
The Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday school has elected officers for 1933 including Willard Veatch as Superintendent Carl Coble as Assistant Superintendent Roy Snoeberger as Secretary John Bowman as Assistant Secretary John Kerlin as Treasurer Jean Eding as Pianist and Margaret Bowman as Assistant Pianist.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School
Willard Veatch
Carl Coble
Roy Snoeberger
Sec
John Bowman
Christmas Day Blessing From Mrs Kerlin
Mrs Stella Kerlin offers a Christmas message wishing happiness and cheer, urging focus on spiritual gifts and consecration rather than material treats as she notes Christ will be with us always.
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Stella Kerlin
Notable Athlete and Health Advocate Shapes American Sports
The figure grew in name and fame as an inspiration to true sportsmanship. As spokesman of moderation in athletics, his Daily Dozen taught millions to care for themselves, and in later life he became essentially the trainer of America.
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America
Carroll County clubs literature information
Literature choices for Carroll County clubs include Middetown by The Lynds on American home and citizenship, Law for Wives and Daughters, Let's Start Over Again, Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing, Of Thee I Sing, Ruth and Rebecca for international relations, The Life of Andrew Carnegie, Roger Williams, Beveridge and the Progressive Era, Forgive Us Our Trespass, plus a note on donating a book to the library.
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Middetown
Lynd
H. W. Jessop
Ruth
Rebecca
Andrew Carnegie
Menderick
Roger Williams
Furst
Beveridge
Claude Bowers
Lloyd Douglas
Joe Vurpillat
Harold Baker Receives Embalmers State License
Harold Baker, a graduate of Askin College of Embalming in Indianapolis, has passed the state examination and earned a license to practice embalming. He joins his father Charles K. Baker in Camden, continuing a three generation family tradition in funeral directing and embalming dating back to his grandfather Peter Baker after the Civil War.
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Harold Baker
Askin College of Embalming
Indianapolis
State Board of Embalmers and Funerale
Charles K. Baker
Camden
Peter Baker
Staufferstown
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Charles Baker
Harold
Local residents visit Marshall Wingard and family
Chester Lesh and wife of Logansport were guests of Marshall Wingard and wife Sunday. Mr and Mrs Simmons and family moved from the Dr Lane farm to the Silas Penn property in the north end of town.
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Chester Lesh
Logansport
Marshall Wingard
Sunday
Wright at Rockfield Illness Draws Family Support
Charle W Wright of Rockfield remains seriously ill as his children Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Emma Willis of Logansport visit him during his illness.
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Charle W. Wright
Rockfield
Harry Thompson
Ft. Wayne
Emma Willis
Logansport
Nehers to Mark 32nd Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neher will celebrate their thirty second wedding anniversary at their home on Christmas day. Delbert Neher and his wife and daughter and Wilbur Neher and wife of Logansport will attend the event.
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Sam Neher
Delbert Neher
Wilbur Neher
Logansport
Camden School Notes The Christmas Toys Wake Up play
A Christmas play entitled The Christmas Toys Wake Up was presented Thursday at 1:00 PM in the Camden school gymnasium. Cast lists include Santa Claus J B Vurpiar Sinta s Daughter Helen Purdue French Doll Anna Lou Doll Weathervane Man Sph Myer Plum Pudding Bobby Come Christmas Tree Ruth Ru aon Holly Mary Alice Caldwell and many more with groups of Jumping Jacks Candy Dans Tin Soldiers and Twin Dolls.
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Camden
Santa Claus
J. B. Vurpi
Iar
Sinta
Helen Purdue
Anna Lou
Bobby
Ruth Rui
Aon
Holly
Mary Alice Caldwell
Margaret Ann Hedderich
Helen Bechdell
Esther Bechdell
Deloris Cline
Eileen Edging
Mary Jane Fisher
Sarah Kuns
Mary Leazenby
Florabelle Skiles
Georgia Sterrett
Lois Wise
Hilda Chapman
Helen George
Margaret Hedde
Carmen Reid
Marjorie Shonk
Ida Agnes Lynch
Marilynn Cole
Keith Harrison
Carl Lee Gardner
James Flora
Bobby Harmon
Robert Hughes
Bobby Kuns
Doyle Miller
Carol Sink
Ray Yoder
Gene
Virginia Lee Stone
Joan Beougher
Josephine Hughes
Norma Jean Parker
Howard Gish
Wayne Hughes
Richard Shank
Donna Mae ‘Tribbett
Eleanor Weiland
Robert Lee Wray
Joan Yerkes
Dorothy Mae Reid
Jimmie Fouts
Tin Soldiers
Roland Shanks
Kenneth Sieber
John Altman
Joseph Blocher
Claire Brown
Robert Fisher
Vernon Frantz
Ralph Roberson
Gerald Wise
Robert Wray
Charles Flora
Richard Edging
Roman Week Senate Votes in School Newsroom Drama
A Latin class debates a mock Senate with six Juniors and six Sophomores. Democratic Juniors and Republican Seniors clash over bootlegging accusations, calls for beheading, new police, back pay demands, and aid for hungry children. Deliberations proceed as students are sworn in by Lim.
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Senate
Lloyd Yerkes
John Snoeberge
Calvin Miller
Pauline Bechdoult
Helen Wallace
Ralph Peterson
Elsie Teel
Gaylord Lloyd
Raymond Wallace
Ann Ora ‘Lay
John Case
James Sullivan
Bob Kinsey
Es Sullivan
Marshall Horner
Kenneth Miller
Charles Cole
Delbert Appleton
Lim
Safety First Club Formed in English 11
English 11 starts a Safety First club with a safety pin badge and Friday meetings. First program featured a girls quartet led by Richard Hunt with members Virginia Ruth Maxine and Helen. Second program included jokes by Calvin Miller and Ruth Snipes, plus a teacher reflection, with singing and business transacted.
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English 11
Richard Hunt
Virginia
Ruth
Maxine
Helen
Calvin Miller
Ruth Snipes
Saint Peter's Lutheran Church Service Schedule Note
The bulletin lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m Maurice Cohee superintendent, morning worship at 10 30 a m, and evening service at 7 00 p m with invitations to the public. A New Year communion is planned with preparatory service, led by Pastor Elmer Kahl, urging attendance and spiritual uplift.
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Maurice Cohee
Bethlehem
Judea
Herod
Elmer Kahl
Advent season sermon at Baptist church praised and hopeful
The church noted increased Sunday attendance, better weather, and recovering parishioners from influenza. The pastor urged spiritual focus on the Babe of Bethlehem and Christ’s redemptive power, praying for peace, good will, and recovery for all. W. A. Bender, minister.
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Raynes Wyatt
W. A. Bender
Delco Plant Burns on Stief Farm North of Town
Fire on the Dave Stief farm northwest of town destroyed a small building housing a Delco lighting plant and storage. Firemen faced gasoline barrels, with neighbors aiding to save the farm home. Loss estimated over $1,000.
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Delco Lighting
Dave Stief
Stief
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