Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor of Tp Jianapoli and Mrs Grant Sweet hosted visitors, while George Fathey from Orange City toured local friends. Logansport’s Jack Stumbaugh visited family. Chas Johnson moved homes. Bohannon couple improve property. Hedde returned from fley hospital. Cemetery officers agreed to another year. Spencer and Indianapolis guests spent time with relatives. Stanger left for a Baptist camp, and a Cincinnati Batavia visit followed. A crash near Van Blue farm injured Mrs Wins Bryan and daughter. farewell dinner honored Clifford Tikenberry. Mahlon Wood hosted visitations with Carl Black and Jack Sage infrom Gary and Winnipeg Canada.
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Pleasant Will Cemetery Association
Jack Frye
Spencer
Tom Simmons
Indianapolis
Win
Bryan
Clymore
van Blue Farm
Marshall Wingard
Clifford Tikenberry
Ward Eikenberry
Carl Black
Gary
Jack Sage
Winnipeg
Canada
Mahlon Wood
Black
Sage
Greencastle
Frances
St Peters Lutheran and church notices summary
St Peter's Lutheran and affiliated church listings announce services and programs. Delmar Galbreth and Dean McCain lead Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 00 respectively with worship at 10 30. Evening preaching occurs every other Sunday and on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. A. H. Fabianske and J. J. Beisiegel are pastors inviting a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Galbreth
St. Peter's Lutheran Sunday School
Dean McCain
A. H. Fabianske
J. J. Beisiegel
Unified Service Blends Morning Baptist and Burrows
The Baptist Church led by Rev. L. W. Stanger holds a 9:30 a.m. unified morning service with inspirational music and a children’s sermon. Burrows Presbyterian offers 10 a.m. worship with junior and senior sermons and suitable music. At 7:30 p.m. Children’s Day exercises occur at Rockfield, followed by The American Legion Quartet providing music the week after, July 5 at 7:39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Stanger
Burrows Presbyterian
Martin Justice
Rockfield
American Legion Quartet
Burrows Church Announces Sunday School and Services
Burrows Christian Church welcomes all with Sunday School each Sunday at 10. John Smith is Superintendent. Preaching occurs every first and third Sunday at 11 and 7 30. Pastor J J Heisegel leads the congregation.
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J.J Heisegel
John Smith
Lower Deer Creek Church Service Notice
Clarence Sink is pastor at Lower Deer Creek Church. Sunday School begins at 9 30. Chester Peterson leads the Sept. preaching at 10 30 with evening services at 7 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sink
Chester Peterson
Sunday School Session Led by Clarence Davidson at Church
The church holds a 9 30 Sunday School session with Clarence Davidson as Superintendent and V C Rogers serving as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davidson
V.C. Rogers
Merry Makers 4 H Club met with eight members and four guests
The Merry Makers 4 H Club of Burrows gathered at Mrs. Bessie Martin's home with eight members and four guests. Two demonstrations were presented one on clothing by Bessie Lou Ronk and a quick bread baking demonstration by Helen Louise Martin. Mary Alice Brown was named song leader and Sarah Martin the pianist. The next meeting will be at Eleanor Martin's.
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Merry Makers 4 H Club of
Burrows
Bessie Martin
Bessie Lou Ronk
Helen Louise Martin
Mary Alice Brown
Sarah Martin
Eleanor Martin
Purdue Field Meetings Announced on Northern Indiana Farms
Field meetings at Soila & Crops Farm Lafayette Davis Forestry Farm Farmland Huntington Experiment Field Huntington run June 26 July 2 and July 26 start times 10:00 am at Lafayette with half hour intervals while Davis and Huntington have 1:30 pm starts Guides from the Agronomy Department lead tours over experimental plots showing soil treatments crop varieties rotations and fertilizer use. Visitors learn practical results for wheat clover alfalfa corn soybeans beans and livestock needs and compare year to year variety performance for winter hardiness and ice damage. A nearby farm visit is worthwhile and local residents are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Paul 8 and baby visited Mr and Mrs W W Snoeberger Sunday.
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Purdue University Agricultural
Indiana
Soila & Crops Experimental Farm
Lafayette
Davis Forestry Farm
Farmland
Huntington Experiment Field
Huntington
Dolla & Crops
David Farm
Huntington Fields
Agronomy Department
Indiana Corn Belt
P.st
Davis
Rockfield Service Highlights and Day Exercises
Rockfield Presbyterian H Hugo minister leads 9 30 service with Arthur Hildebrand as superintendent for Children Day exercises at 7 36. See this paper for full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hugo
Arthur Hildebrand
Seeds and farm tips in Indiana agriculture notes
Seed balls atop potatoes hold true seeds that grow when dried and planted. Pasturing woodland is a key forest conservation issue. Indiana potato yields rose about 60 bushels per acre over six years, yet per capita demand remains unmet. Pure bred sires yield 37 percent more earnings than grade stallions. Purdue Extension offers more on these topics. Jay Edging returns from Virginia and family news follow. The unfinished divorce of the beauty queen drives a matrimonial traffic jam in a real-life AMERICAN WEEKLY feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue University
Department of Agricultural Extension
Lafayette
Ind
Jay Edging
Virginia
Marshall Wingard
Clifford Eikenberry
Ward Eikenberry
American Weekly
Chicago Herald Andi Examiner
Broad Economic Progress The Way It Can Be Achieved
UCH current discussion of economic problems is focused on the low mood, masking fundamental difficulties. The article argues prosperity years hid widespread poverty among farmers and small towns, urging efficiency gains to raise purchasing power and distribute gains, noting organized labor seeks higher wages while farmers face higher prices.
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UCH
Price reductions and expanding purchasing power in 1920s
The text argues that while 1900s to 1930s saw higher living standards and more efficient production, idle capacity left millions with low incomes. It urges expanding purchasing power through price reductions fueled by efficiency, not wage cuts, to boost consumption and production, and warns against artificial production restrictions.
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Brookings Institution
Falk Foundation
Pittsburgh
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