Democrats plan first state wide audio address campaign
Radio listeners across Indiana heard a broad program by Governor McNutt and other state figures as an early test of public engagement. The Indiana Democratic Association announced a Lake Wawassee convention with United States Senator Van Nuys as keynote, inviting Illinois Michigan Ohio and Kentucky governors to attend.
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Indiana
Paul Vie
Trinehy
Diebinma
Pert
Fiteday
Tf Ag
Oturebyrd Tenn
Whee
Indianapolis
Cooyeruas McNuty
Pilin
Indiana Democratic
Ois
Wray Fleming
Spimk-Wewase
Lake Wawasee
Fleming
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Washington
Harmony Four to Sing at Baptist Church Sunday
The Harmony Four Quartette from Chicago, a Black male quartet, will perform at the Baptist Church at 8:00 P.M. Sunday night. The group includes a music professor, a mechanic, and a barber and will present an evening of songs. Remember the hour and arrive early for seating.
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Baptist Church
Harmony Four Quartette
Chicago
Bappist Church
Sunday Church Schedule at Lower Deer Creek
Lower Deer Creek Church announces Sunday School at 0 30 A M with superintendent Ralph Replogle. Preaching at 10 30 and 7 15 P M on first and third Sundays. A program is planned on each fifth Sunday evening. St Paul is the pastor.
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Ralph Replogle
St. Paul
Farm Bureau Leaders to Attend Cooperative Training School
Helen Plank director of Rock Creek Township and John Peterson of Deer Creek Township were chosen by Farm Bureau and Cooperative Association to attend the Indiana Farm Bureau sponsored Cooperative Training School at Spencer from June 4 to 10. The two delegates will appear on Farm Bureau programs throughout the year highlighting school phases. Vivian Henderson director of Tippecanoe Township and Irene DeWinton will also attend.
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Helen Plank
Rock Creek Township
John Peterson
Deer Creek
Farm Bureau
Cooperative Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Spencer
Indiana
Vivan Henderson
Tippecanoe Township
Irene DeWinton
State auditors to aid taxpayers with simple income tax filing
State board of accounts auditors will visit counties to assist taxpayers in preparing and filing gross income tax returns. The plan mirrors federal income tax procedures, aiming to simplify reporting and encourage diligent record keeping across Indiana.
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Cebu
Met
State Board of Accents
Am Duby
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Carroll Schools Not Affected By Board Ruling
The Carroll county high schools are not impacted by a Department of Education decision on physical education. The ruling makes PE optional only for schools with conditional commissions, and none in Carroll hold such commissions, so no changes occur.
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Carroll Schools
Carroll County
Department of Education
Calf Club Tour Planned for Carroll County Thursday
William Diekkieson, president of the Carroll County Calf Club, announces no tour for all members and others interested on Thursday June Sth. Those going are to meet at Delphi and leave about nine. A day with no visits, a noon picnic dinner, and a baseball game are listed as features.
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William Diekkieson
Carroll County
Delphi
Camden A. C. Club Loses to Deer Creek 8 4
Camden baseball team traveled to Deer Creek Sunday and lost 8 to 4 amid several errors. Pitching was Simmons and Sanderson with Price catching for Camden while Shanks and Metherridge formed the Deer Creek battery. A large crowd watched. Burnettsville visits Camden next Sunday for a return game.
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Camden A. C
Deer Creek
Camden
Simmons
Sanderson
Shanks
Metherridge
Burnettsville
Third Column Repeal Ballot Mystery Explained
Local election officials dispute the purpose of the third column on repeal ballots. They argue the column confuses voters and that only delegates filed by petition should be named. The county shows two delegates for and against repeal, with crosses in other columns indicating votes for or against.
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Colin
Carroll County
Pfs
Newspaper advertising seen as best medium by Standard Oil official
T A Lewis assistant general manager of sales for the Standard Oil Company of Indiana spoke at an Inland Daily Press association meeting in the Morrison hotel. He said newspapers remain the most satisfactory avenue for general commodity advertising and predicted continued reliance on newspaper space. He urged measures to curb unfair competition to protect consumers from predatory pricing.
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T. A. Lewis
Vida
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Inland Daily Press Association
Morrison Hotel
Lewis
L Lewis
Young Women Missionary Society Hosts Evening Service
The Young Women Missionary Society joined church services Sunday night with a Crawfordsville orchestra. Mr. Speake from Taylor University gave a talk on education and music from his native Indiana, followed by a social hour for about seventy five in the basement. Mrs S A Graham and grandson Douglas visited Miss Esther Warren and relatives in Detroit after weekend in Charivar or Chi Var or.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society
Crawfordsville
Speake
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Metieer
Mr. Speake
S. A. Graham
Douglas Graham Jr
Chivaro
N.L. Warren
Esther Warren
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
No Saloon Rally to Feature Bishop Cannon Jr
The No Saloon Rally of White Carroll and Pulaski Counties will be held in the Presbyterian Church Montiero Indiana on Saturday evening June 3 at eight o clock. The speaker will be Bishop James Cannon Jr of Washington DC.
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White Carroll and
Pulaski Counties
Presbyterian Church
Montiero
Indiana
James Cannon, Jr
Washington, D.C
Young Peoples Meeting at Camden Lutheran Church
The Right Jolly Workers of District No 2 announce a Young Peoples meeting on Tuesday June 6 at Camden Lutheran Church. Most of the program is planned and all are welcome to attend.
Union Community Meeting at Lamden Baptist Church
A community meeting hosted by the O Sing Society will be held at Lamden Baptist Church on June 7 at 8:00 PM. No offering will be collected and envelopes are available if attendees wish to give.
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Lamden Baptist Church
Surprise Party for Senior Class Member at Bechdolt
A surprise party honored Miss Bechdolt on her birthday with dancing, cards, and refreshments. Attendees included Harold Neible, Ruby Treyweer Campbell, Leora Castle, Esther Leslie, Helen Waller, Ralph Sink, Lloyd Yerkes, Walter Boyer, Carrie Hughes, Mack Snyder, and Paul Bechdolt, among others, who wished her many happy returns as the evening ended.
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Harold Neible
Ruby Treyweer Campbelle
Leora ‘‘Astle
Esther Leslie
Helen Waller
Ralph Sink
Lloyd Yerkes
Deert Appleton
Walter Boy&Caries Hughes
Mack ‘Snyder
Sneeberger
Marshall Harr Rt
Richard Hunt
Reynolds Lak
Pauline Bechdolt
Deay
Emergency Conservation Work for Carroll County
Citizens urged to join the Emergency Conservation Work program as the state and federal authorities prepare to establish a camp in Carroll County. The project aims to prevent soil erosion and gullies, reforest idle acres, and provide labor, materials, and supplies for privately owned land with county cooperation. Meetings set, with camp expected to start by July 1, leveraging state inputs and local participation. Jennings Helen Fouts and John Lee of Goldmith and Lute Shanks of Chicago visit T. H. Leslie’s family Tuesday.
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Garrell County
Hall
Carroll County
Jennie Helen Fouts
John Lee
Goldmith
Lute Shanks
Chicago
T. H. Leslie and Family
Mrs. Flynn to Represent Indiana at Century of Progress
Mrs. A. P. Flynn of Logansport vice chairman of the state Democratic organization has been notified by Governor McNutt that she will represent Indiana women at the International Congress of Women to be held July 16 to 22 in Chicago as part of the Century of Progress Exposition. The congress is supervised by the National Council of Women of the United States.
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A. P. Flynn
Logansport
State Democratic Organization
Cov
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
International Congress of Women
Chicago
National Council of Women of the United States
St Peters Lutheran Church Worship and India lace day brief
St Peter's Lutheran Church lists 9:50 Sunday School 10:30 morning worship and 7:30 evening worship. Rev W L Guard visits. India lace day raised funds to buy thread for Indian women to gain livelihood. Sunday school and services continue next Lord's day. all welcome.
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Zopher Lkumerickhouse
W. L. Guard
India
Cutler tis Cini Hosts Meeting at Cenexs Humes
A curatory gathering at Cenexs Humes included Miss 206 and Rath Mio with McQuan and Dean Esbett assisting. Ward Cine the president led the session where Joyver tC neer announced a new mini project. Forty attendees, plus Mrs. Elion, shared light refreshments and social time after discussing ongoing and not yet started projects.
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al Tayound
Cenexs Humes
Briday Cattertoan
Rath Mio
Hasera Ars McQuan
Dean Esbbett
Ward Cine
Joyver Tc Neer
T Lb
Chile
Elion
4-H Leaders Chosen for Junior Leader Camp Shakamac
Two outstanding 4-H club members have been selected to attend the Junior Leadership Training Camp Shakamac. Lot Shoff of Monroe Township and Dwight Beard of Clay Township will attend as representatives from the 4-H club.
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Celal
Shakamac
Lots Shoff
Monroe Township
Dwight Beard
Clay Township
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Call to Worship
The notice lists 9 30 Sunday School led by Raynes Wyatt, 10 30 Junior Congregation, 10 45 Morning Worship, and 7 30 Evening Services at the Baptist church in Caceden. The minister W A Bender invites all to attend and to study God's word, urging personal faith and church involvement.
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Baptist Church
Caceden
Sermion
Jesus
W. A Bender
Economics Club Meeting in Jackson Township
The Jackson Township Tome Economics Club will meet Thursday June S at the home of Mrs. Imma Robeson. A program will be given by the t H Club.
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Jackson Township
Imma Robeson
Beer License Reopening Sparks Economic Debate
The article argues relegalization of beer will reshape federal tax take, predicting a sharp drop from initial forecasts and noting consequences for government revenues. It cites bets on consumer demand, existing tax paid stock, and concerns over near beer underage misperceptions, while warning of rising alcohol-related incidents as reforms unfold.
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