Liberty Township Booster Club Officers Named
The Booster Club of Liberty Township met at the throne school building June 3. Officers elected for the year are Robert Brown president Merlie Mullis secretary and treasurer and Michael Guckien reporter. Next meeting set for June 16 at 7:30 at Gene Low's home. Mr and Mrs Estle Matin host Sunday school class Thursday evening.
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Booster Club
Liberty Township
Throne School
Robert Brown
Merlie Mullis
Michael Guckien
Gene Low
Old Canadian Stage Coach Names Reflect Time and Tides
A Montreal Herald writer catalogues stage coaches with names such as Reliance The Good Intent Accommodation Clock-Work and The Regulator describing how these labels promised regularity and punctuality. Rivalries like Spitfire and Vixen and famous person names Lord Nelson Cornwallis Rodney The Prince of Wales and The Duke of Wellington illustrate the era’s flair and social references.
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Montreal Herald
Telegraph
Express
Swiftsure
Lord Nelson
Cornwallis
Rodney
Prince of Wales
Duke of Wellington
Cherokee Rose and other state flowers noted in article
The piece lists Georgia’s Cherokee rose as a velvety white bloom with a golden center and explains its Georgia connection. It also names Iowa wild rose, North Dakota prairie rose, Washington DC American Beauty rose, New York state emblem, Idaho lilac like syringa, and the pipe flower nickname for the syringa.
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Florida
Georgia
China
England
United States
Detroit News
Iowa
North Dakota
University of North Dakota
Washington, D. C
New York State
Idaho
Weekend visits and local social notes from Lafayette area
David Shanks from Cleveland visits relatives in Lafayette. Willard Wallace stays a week at Daniel Fox home. Dr and Mrs. John Walker were in St. Louis Friday and Saturday. James Sullivan hosts for the L esh couple. Pred Richter plans to return to Indianapolis to bring his mother home from hospital. Delores Wine taken to Cas County Hospital by Baker ambulance. Carl Raker and Agnes hosted by the Kahls in Indianapolis. Rob Hedde family visited Carl Rauber family Sunday. Mrs. Billy Gardner of Ferguson Mo visits Effie Wyatt. Mrs. John Wise confined to St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette after surgery. Live Wire class Lutheran church market June 11 at 9:50 at Farmer's Co-operative store. Purdue’s John Arthur Ritchey and Indiana University’s Ronald Oskins return home for summer. Maryhill family’s son Thomas chosen junior editor of Daily Tribune at Illinois University. Dewey Sheetz and wife of Munice, A W Sheetz and Mrs. Jesse Cox of Frankfort, Claud Sheetz of New York City to visit W. O. Pettiner home Friday. Hickory Grove church children’s day program next Sunday at 7:30 PM with work shown from church school and handwork exhibit. Brethren church to hold annual meeting in Lawrence Kansas June 8 14. Rev Mahlon Weaver of Lancaster Penn en route to Kansas for meeting.
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Richter
Indianapolis
Delores Wine
Cas County Hospital
Baker Ambulanes
Carl Raker
Agnes
Paul Kahl
Rob
Hedde
Carl Rauber
Billy Gardner
Ferguson, Mo
Effie Wyatt
Open Door Desire and Postman Visit
Linda Fleming, last in the Fleming family at the old home, feels unrest as spring awakens outside. With a limited income and a craving for life beyond her mountain town, she resists Roger Chipman and clings to an idealized life while Dr. Chipman remains a trusted friend. The postman’s arrival unsettles her routine.
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Linda Fleming
Linda
Abe
Roger Chipman
Dr. Fleming
Dr. Chipman
Roger
Legacy Sparks Linda's World of Dreams and Farewell
Linda inherits a legacy after a relative of her father dies. She and Roger plan travel and selling the Fleming furniture, while Linda battles homesickness and longing for Roger as she moves toward a world of new possibilities and a world tour. Linda calls Roger to return.
Burrows News Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Games
Frank Thomas and wife of Breman visited relatives Sunday. Mrs James Lowe improving after illness. Estell Mullinana family visited Lilly Benner and Ed Hedge. Hammond visitors to Charles Lowe. Roy Benner watched hospital observation. Chester Brown family with Ralph Dawson at Logansport. Burrows lost to Deer Creek 9 to 10 at Deer Creek. Della Wagoner sought Cleveland treatment possibly an operation with son Dr George. Hulda Arion and Woodrow Mocherman Bringhurst visited South Bend relatives. Josephine Bingaman returned home after visiting there.
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Estell Mullinana
Lilly Benner
Ed Hedge
Hammond
Charles Lowe
Della Wagoner
Cleveland
George
Hulda Arion
Woodrow Mocherman
Bringhurst
South Bend
Josephine Bingaman
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Raered
Ater
Iling
Akes
Booster Club of Liberty Two
Mrs
Estle Matin
Winfrey Lloyd’s Barber Shop
Royal Garment Gleaners, Inc
Best Davis
Frankfort, Ind
Aika-Seltzer
Chiropractic Health Clinic
George L. Cole
S. Center St
Flora
Indiana
D. C
David Shanks
Ohio
Willard Wallace
Daniel Fox
Mrs. John Walker
St. Louis
James Sullivan
Air
Don Lesh
Whursdev
John Wise
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Lutheran Church
Farmer's Co-operative Store
John Arthur Ritchey
Purdue
Ronald Oskins
Indiana University
Thomas Maryhill
B. B. Mayhill
Delphi
Trimi
Hlinois University
Dewey Sheetz
Munce
A. W. Sheetz
Jesse Cox
Frankfort
Claud Sheetz
New York City
W. O. Pettiner
Hickory Grove Church
Brethren’ Church
Lawrence
Kansas
Mahlon Weaver
Lanchester
Penn
Walter Mankins
Fleming
Prim
Ward
Frank Thomas
Breman
Sundsy
James Lowe
Roy Benner
Cass County Hospital
Chester Brown and Sons
Ralph Dawson
Logimsport
Burrows
Deer Creek
Luther McCain & Son
Squar Delphi
Britain
New York
Ifsir
John Bull
Avicii
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