A New Deal In Government In Indiana
Indiana moves to a compact administrative system replacing some seventy five boards and commissions. The governor champions a centralized plan aimed at efficiency and economy, with broad support from legislature and organizations seeking simplification. The change, though radical, is defended as a long demanded reform.
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Indiana
House
Senate
Tli
Eect
Luc Pus Doar
Neves
MceNutt
America
Radica
County reform bill would cut townships to three
A proposed bill would reorganize Carroll County into three townships. It would abolish the county council and current township officials, replacing them with a county board of administration and three township trustees with defined salaries. The measure aims to centralize power, shift duties to the new administration, and require redrawn township lines to balance populations.
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Ion Bill
Board of County
Walfred Giessap
Commonwealth
Warner Cane
Wendy
Longabods
Pulboirdl
Ances OL
Wiinup Iwusle
Vunty Board of Tax Review
Cotunly
Governor McNutt Faces Statewide Government Change
The article notes broad support for Gov. McNutt's push to overhaul state government. It suggests little opposition and frames the reform as a relief from past conditions, urging a complete territorial coverage if undertaken.
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McNutt
Flora School Burns During Saturday Night Fire
A fire destroyed the Flora school building on a Saturday night as flames spread from a shingle roof caused by embers from a flue. Fire crews from Delphi and Logansport aided in preventing spread to the Community Building and nearby homes while 540 pupils received a week’s vacation as trustees plan classes in the community hall.
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Flora
Indiana School For Deaf
Delphi
Logansport
Dunkard
David Wolf
Cromer
Glen Smith
Simon Irick
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Faithful Fellowship
The Baptist Church lists 9 30 Sunday School with Raynes Wyatt as Superintendent, 10 30 Junior Congregation, 10 45 Morning Worship, and 7 00 Evening Services. The article notes fire danger, prayer for the sick, and thanks to helpers, plus a World Friendship Mission School play tonight and upcoming sessions on February 19 and 26. Minister W A Bender invites all to attend and share in Stewardship and Consecration discussions.
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Raynes Wyatt
Lucy
Mission School of World Friendship
China
Mai Tausg
W. A. Bender
Mrs Wm Stangle Visited Scoutsburg Family
Mrs William Stangle of Scoutsburg stayed with Carl Raber and his family from Monday to Wednesday as a guest during a brief visit.
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Wm Stangle
Scoutsburg
Carl Raber
Landis sisters visit Raber family this week
Jeanette and Mary Elizabeth Landis of Flora are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raber and family this week.
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Jeanette and
Mary Elizabeth Landis
Flora
Carl Raber
Missionary Society Meeting at Rockfield Church
The Young Women Missionary Society of the Rockfield Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon at John Snoeberger’s home. Mrs Lewis Funckouser led the lesson and Mrs Roman Mel Catty led the social on the Negro. Mrs Charl Raber led devotions. Twenty two others and special guests attended. Refreshments were served.
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Wome
Missionary Society of the
Ockfield Preoyterian Church
John Snoeberger
John McCleary
Lewis Funcouser
Roman Mel Catty
Charl Raber
Veterans aid debate at Amer legion rally
At the Amerigan Legion gathering Commander R C Keian warned that without local or charitable support many World War veterans would suffer if federal aid is shifted away. He blamed the National Economy League and U S Chamber for pressuring Congress to tax large interests to cover veterans costs.
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R. C. Ke Ian
Congress
Ecomy
Veterans’ Cos
National Economy League
Chamber of Commerce
Uited
Peermanorter
American Legion
C. C Crampton
Floyd Juliet
Kirkpatrick
Roy Gardner
Indiana Highway Department Spring Work Boosts Economy
State highway program aims to start in spring with about twenty thousand workers and ninety five miles of roads. Emergency relief funds and federal aid support the plan, creating jobs and improving conditions as Indiana positions itself for a faster recovery and stronger future.
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State Highway Department
Govei
Labu
Indiana
Indiada
Unem
Flora revival and community notes at Flora church
An informal Flora notice details inspection night, past revival services, and upcoming church events. It lists attendees, donors, and local residents involved, including wagoners, teachers, and speakers, with schedules for Friday supper and Sunday worship services.
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Amden & Lool
Flora
St Luke's congregation invites guests to meeting and service
The St Luke's congregation of Logausport invites guests to the Soetery of St Luke's for their regular meeting next didsey afternoon at Maiss Hopepes. Members are urged to attend and help the churchs spiritual season progress with reverence and effort. There is no Sunday service this week.
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Hippan Ciod
Tae Cheniba
Mieston
St. Peters
St. Luke's Congregation
Logaulsport
Didsey
Maiss Hopepes
O Ur Society
Pie seventh grade cohort faces academic and court issues
A seventh grade class faced disciplinary and legal mentions with students named Cane Woh and Gembest cited in a complex description. The report notes a mortaie ucenuse to Janes and Wethah, and references basketball activity with Shatton and Glass, ending with a close LA game a point apart.
Surprise party honors Margiet Peel on seventeenth birthday
A junior class celebration for Margiet Peel drew a list of attendees including Pauline Bechdell and Naomi Nemile. Sponsors and guests gathered in Camden to mark the milestone with a notable turnout and a warm reception.
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Clas
Margiet Peel
Burshay Niphtoat
Tome Courthweesto
Camden
Ltwis
Homer
Caer
ohoWwing
Pauline Bechdell
Lutin Simpes
Naomi Nemile
Raby Wribbett
Caroline Guatapectl
Heather Ese
Idelonm Wadler
Vergint Simmons
Weura Castle
Walter Boyd
Darrell Shhafer
Moidin Shafer
Onido Sibolle
Tavyd Yerkes
Calth Aither
Deih Syoeberger
Tharke
Ghuches
Marsha Marne
Tien Ids Dase
Atbeliure Thunt
Moths Caaytte
Dealpl
Clersen
Jomo
Appreon
Rabo
Sink
Miss Hatha- ViLy
Bhid Man's Buall thrilling romance mystery serial
A new thrilling mystery romance serial titled Bhid Man's Buall begins in the American Weekly magazine distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner. The installment promises suspense and dramatic twists.
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Cineago Herald
Examier
Bender Sterling and Sharp Attend Judson Baptist Conference
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Bender Mrs. Laura Sterling and Mrs. Grace Sharp attended the mid-year conference of the Judson Baptist Association at Frankfort on Wednesday.
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W. A. Bender
Laura Sterling
Grace.Sharp
Judson Baptist Association
Frankfort
Lower Deer Creek Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Ralph Replogle Superintendent Bible story at 10 30 A M Preaching at 10 45 A M and 6 65 P M on the first and third Sundays each month
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Ralph Replogle
Farm home of Connaway destroyed by fire on Sunday
Fire tore through the Yue farm home of Connaway southeast of Cutler while the family attended church. Five children survived with the rest of the family unharmed. eight children were in the home, furniture and part of the barn burned, clothing lost for five girls, house insured.
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Yue Farm
Darang Wlisey
Connaway
We UO
Peltiner
Cutler
Connaway Were Eiabryed In Vires Stu House
Penny Supper and Evening Service at Leerows Church
A Penny Supper is held Friday evening at 0:00 to 8:30 o clock with all welcome. A church service follows at 7:00 P.M. on the same day.
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Leerows
Yterin
Funeral notice for Qa Smith in Kokomo
Mr and Mrs Fred Jones and daughter and Miss Bertha Kusz attended the funeral of Qa Smith a relative at Kokomo Nast Thursday. Lutheran ladies missionary society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Kahl.
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Fred Jones
Bertha Kuszmaul
Qa Smith
Kokomo
Nast
Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society
Municipal lighting cuts raise street safety concerns
A safety council survey finds about 35 percent of auto accidents occur on dimly lit streets. Detroit’s experience shows daytime fatalities fell 22 percent while night deaths rose 23 percent in ten months. Restoring former lighting levels cost less than emergency handling, warning against broad economy measures that threaten traffic safety and public health. Traffic accidents nationwide cost about two and a half billion dollars annually.
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Hesafety Council
Wihies
Co. Pi
Fiat
Detroit
Schrenk
Carroll County Cooperative Telephone Assn Meeting at Rockfield
Annual meeting set at the home of P M Byrum in Rockfield. Brief notes mention Mr George Judy returning home from a two week visit with his brother in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Carroll County Cooperative Telephone Association
P. M. Byrum
Rockfield
George Judy
Ned
Tulsa
Oxia
Jackson Township Home Economics Club Meeting Notice
Jackson township Home Economics club meets at Mrs Ed Cripe's home Thursday afternoon February 9. Roll call: Some women of Colonial Days. Assistant hostesses: Mrs Frank Hedderich, Mrs Filoyd Fisher and Mrs Marshall Wingard.
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Jackson Township
Ed Cripe
Frank Hedderich
Filoyd Fisher
Marshall Wingard
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