Burrows Couple Take Trip to Bloomington for Holidays
Sree Mr and Mrs Arthur Mullie of Burrows made an automobile trip to Bloomington Thursday. Their son Clayton attending Indiana University returned home with them to spend the holidays. Carl Leslie of New Haven Alonzo Hughes of Marion Miss Eva Bowder of Logansport and Mr and Mrs Floyd Hodges and baby of Indianapolis spent the Christmas holiday with their families here.
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Burrows
Bloomington
Clayton
Indiana University
Carl Leslie
New Haven
Alonzo Hughes
Marion
Eva Bowder
Logansport
Mra
Floyd Hodges
Baby
Indianapolis
Statewide gross income tax forms mailed to merchants and firms
Over 100000 forms mailed to retail merchants owners and out of state corporations under the state gross income tax plan. Nine hundred forms and distribution points will supply blanks during the tax period January to 31. Taxpayers with gross receipts over 1000 must file an annual return detailing taxable and nontaxable income with applicable exemptions.
Township Trustee to Take Over Duties January First
Bud Sink will assume the township trustee duties starting January 1. William Aiken of Pittwood Illinois has died. the Aiken family formerly resided here. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kingery of Indianapolis visited relatives over the weekend.
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William Aiken
Pittwood
Hil
Aikins
Elmer Kingery
Indianpolis
Clyde Taylor
Lion as Tribal Symbol Stressed Before Individual Names
The text explains that before personal names, people were identified by tribal symbols such as the lion. Tribes marked their totems on clothing and belongings, using animals as a unifying token much like a name on possessions, a practice noted by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Traffic Expert Warns America’s Fatal Streets
Renowned traffic engineer R E Simpson warns that main thoroughfares cause most fatal accidents due to poor night visibility. His two year survey across 47 cities shows 41 percent of fatalities happen on main streets, with 50 percent at night. Detroit’s modern lighting cut night deaths dramatically.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
America
Simpson Cave
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Ye Cathantes Seteos
Amierica
Detroit
L. J. Sehrenk
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