Coral Nuns and Visitors Share Local Hospitality
Coral Nuns Rev W L Cruard and wife visited daughter Mrs Harold Baker and husband. Mrs Pant Lostutter of Delphi moved to Tome hospital Lafayette. Zera Isaac and Vera joined Mr and Mrs Forest Isaac for dinner with Elmer Wise. Decorated guests from Lincoln area visited Indianapolis. Various local families hosted and toured in late May.
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Harold Baker
Zera Isaac
Vera
Mrs. Forest) Isaac
Elmer Wise
S. A. Gordon
Lois
Jean Pickering
Tipton
S. F. Neher
Albert
Colburn and Lafayette Pair Visit W H Anderson
Mr and Mrs Clarence Anderson of Lafayette and Mr and Mrs Adam Walker with Josephine Walker of Colburn spent Sunday afternoon with W H Anderson and wife.
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Clarence Anderson
Lafayette
Adam Walker
Josephine Walker
Colburn
W. H. Anderson
Farm tips and market notes from agricultural columns
Cauliflower does best in Indiana as a fall crop. If you can't spray the whole tree, don't spray any of it. If your fruit tree doesn't bear don't drive nails in it. Look for the cause and start early spring pigs toward the September market by creep feeding. Low poultry and egg prices require efficient breeding for profit. Thorough spraying or dusting insures pest control on the potato and boosts yield. Certified potato seed averages seventy bushels per acre more than ordinary seed. Skim milk can be fed to poultry, both sweet and sour, with no harm. Work horses need ample water, especially before feeding. When removing engine valves, drill holes in a board to avoid mismarking. A burrito valve from a punch mark can overheat and cause pre-ignition. Farmers marketing directly to consumers may avoid high services by handling steps themselves.
Decoration Services at Hopewell Cemetery June 4 1933
Annual decoration services of Hopewell Cemetery Association at the cemetery on June 4 1933 at 2 00 PM. Assessments are $1 per lot. O F Cohee secretary.
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Hopewell Cemetery Association
O. F. Cohee, Secy
Will Rogers Picks A Story In NYC Rich Buy Spanish Castles
Will Rogers notes that many wealthy buyers are purchasing Spanish castles and furniture and shipping them to New York on ocean liners, creating a fashionable influx of imported estates and decor.
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New York
Rockfield Social Notes and Local Arrivals Highlight Week
Rockfield residents host and visit relatives from Chicago Indianapolis and Burnettsville. A May 30 baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond DeFord of Georgetown. Ralph Brechbiel and Lois Resser wed at the Brethren church with Rev Petrie officiating. Local church events feature Landis and Moody Bible School quartets and a Rockfield Presbyterian service with a Crawfordsville orchestra and missionary society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond DeFord
Georgetown
DeFord
Mission Landis
Ralph Brechbiel
Charles Brechbiel
Lois Resser
Burnettsville
The
Brethren Church
Rev. Petrie
Crawfordsville
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Dean Adams
Catherine Burke
Ladies Missionary Society
Moody Bible Institute Quartette at Burrows and Rockfield
The Moody Bible Institute Quartette from WMBI Chicago performs at Burrows Presbyterian Church Sunday 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM with an afternoon service at 2:30 PM for youths and an evening concert in Rockfield at 7:30 PM. Sunday schools are at Burrows 10:00 AM and Rockfield 9:20 AM. seating fills early for services.
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Moody Bible Institute Quartette
WMBI
Chicago
Burrows Presbyterian Church
Rockfield
Burrows
Rts
Indiana safety department bans dangerous fireworks for July 4th
State safety chief Al Feeney announces prohibition of sale or display of listed explosive items. New rules set display timing from June 20, deliveries from July 1 to July 5, and age restrictions. enforcement by prosecutors. Emphasizes public safety and cooperation of manufacturers and dealers.
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al Feeney
Department of Safety
Feeney
State of
Indiana
Cathedral student wins $500 Grain Dealers Scholarship
Harold E Miller, a Cathedral High School senior in Indianapolis, is named the winner of the $500 annual Scholarship Award of Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Dean James Putnam of Butler University announces him as the recipient with Stanley L. Miller of Shipshewana named as alternate for next fall.
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Harold E Miller
Cathedral High School
Indianapolis
National Mutual Fire Insurance Co
James Putnam
Butler University
Stanley L. Miller
Shipshewana Ind
Harold Miller
Stanley Miller
Fragmentary addition to life rule text
A garbled OCR fragment discusses power and reward with unclear context and phrasing. It references a test, gathering oneself, and a day of necessity, but no clear event, names, places, or dates are identifiable.
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