Sarah Margaret Schwab Graduates Top Honors at Short Ridge
Sarah Margaret Schwab daughter of Mr and Mrs Marty G Schwab graduates from Short Rides High School Indianapolis with high honors. She ranks second in a class of 578 and finishes four years in three. She receives the Riley Reedel prize and a Butler University scholarship.
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Sarah Margaret Schwab
Marty G. Schwab
Shortridks High School
Indianapolis
Sarah Margaret
Riley Riedel
Butler University
Washington township June program at Deer Creek school
Mrs. Vernie Stephens social and educational director presents a June meeting program Friday June 26 at 8:00 PM in the Deer Creek school building. The event features community singing and a children’s social hour with participants including Janet Sai Busisenie2tn and Chapman Eleanor Jikion J.T. Downham Eliza Hardy Lorene Hayes Roscos Downham Pauline Robeson.
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Vernie Stephens
Washington Township
Deer Creek
Janet Sai
Chap- Chapman
Eleanor Jikion
J.T. Downham
Eliza Hardy
Lorene Hayes
Roscos Downham
Pauline ‘Robeson
Crowded Burrows and Rockfield Churches Hold Three Services
At Burrows Church crowds attended three services with Rev. Dr J. Powell delivering a farewell sermon on The Two Ways. The Rockfield Presbyterian church also filled with music and a basket dinner following the morning service.
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Wne
Nansnally
Rockfield, Presbyterian Church
Sunds’y
J. Powell
Hugo
Wharton
A. Hugo
Mr. Wharton
Mr. Landes
Fred Benner
Lingotanze
Pen
Landis
Starbuck
Earl Bowman
Powell
Burrows Presbyterian Church
Rockfield
Camden M E Church Service Schedule
Camden M E Church Reverend F H Collier pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 AM worship service at 10 86 AM meeting second Friday of each month led by Floyd as superintendent for the church activities and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Collier
Mr. Floyd
Roward
Economics Club Plans Deer Creek Township Event at Proesbyterian Church
The Rockfield Home Economics club met at Mrs. Perry VanGundy’s Thursday with Mrs. Chas Raber assisting. They organized plans for entertaining Deer Creek Township Economic Club on July 1 at the Presbyterian Church basement. Mrs. Foue read two poems. Ate. eorephine Gregg presented project work followed by a discussion on household hints. Roll call featured a favorite flower or shrub for the yard. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Rockfield
Perry VanGundy
Chas. Raber
Deer Creek Township
Worship and Congregation Meeting at St Peter's Lutheran
The article describes a church service at St Peter's Lutheran Church with regular worship and Bible study, followed by a congregational meeting after the morning service. It notes plans for Holy Communion on the first Sunday in July and urges member participation in church benevolence and increased service under Pastor Elmer Kahbi.
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Etay
Ife
Elmer Kahbi
Window displays lure customers with frequent updates
Merchants underestimate show windows as a powerful draw. A well kept display entices passersby to enter and buy whether selling pills or plows. Regularly refreshed windows project value and attract shoppers at little cost.
Editor predicts fifty-gée kissing as a future trend
An editor offers a skeptical opinion on a forthcoming cultural shift toward fifty-gée kissing, suggesting it may never become common and arguing there is little reason for concern or anticipation.
Drift Toward the Country Reflects Changing Lifestyles
A 1931 letter from Camden Indiana notes a trend of small business and salary workers moving toward rural land along highways. The shift aims to grow modest farms, harvest family living from a garden, chickens, and a few cows, and seeks healthful, freer country living away from urban rents and looming eviction fears.
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Sach
Man to Return to Post After Injury at Purdue
A Purdue graduate who lost both legs returns to a post graduate program in electrical engineering. The article notes his revival of studies after a year in rehabilitation and identifies his goal to resume work and research in his field.
League Institute at Battle Ground Assembly Plans
The Northwest Conference of the Mett Episcopal church hosts the League Institute at Battle Ground from July 5 to August 9. Activities include a school of missions, a ten day religious education school, and camps Girlville and Boyville. Speakers include Mrs. H. Olin Cady and Dr. Gilbert C. Cox.
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Epworth Uc Institute
Battle Grojund
Mett Episcopal Crurch
League
I .Titute
F 2
Darby
Philippines
McCutchan
DePauw
Ezra Coz
Cutch
Girlville
Boyville
Sehbala
Annus Bible Conference
Phautaagea
Yaa Taler
Ays
Sunshine Tribute Featured In Record News
A tribute to Catherine Brechbi is highlighted in the week’s Record-News fate, noting she is spending several days with Mrs. M. W. Bnoeberger and others as Sunshine and smiles amid efforts to fight disease, with a hopeful note for a better place in wildkitto life.
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Ing
Catherine Brechbi
M. W. Bnoeberger
Illinois editor selection shapes editorial program in Indiana
The Illinois Association plans a Friday through Saturday program in Gary featuring speeches by Sen Charles Lewis and other editors on ethics in media advertising. Attendees include Indiana leaders and university figures with talks on typography and editorial policy.
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Illinois
Senat
Aeton Lewis
Cermack
Chres
Indiana
Deiaere
Wil Canes
Gary
Chicago
Clainte Broddecker
Brownstown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Lewis
Medien
Thomas A Hendrcks
Indiana Medien Association
John E. Allen
Linditype News
HB iSheerer
E. Greenlee
Shelbyville
Joseph A. Wright
Indiana University School, ‘of Journalism
Tegal
Earl Peters
Democratic State Committee
Clarence Manion
University of Notre Dame ‘Law School
Students Visit Ole Swimmin Hole in Riley Park Picnic
The Ole Swimmin Hole, made famous by James Whitcomb Riley, drew former Purdue students to Riley Park in Greenfield for a Sunday picnic. Similar gatherings are planned for August 16 at Baas Lake and October 4 in southern Indiana.
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James Whitcomb
Riley
Purtue
Riley Park
Greenfield
Baas Lake
Southern
Indiane
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State VEG AL Committee Meeting at Camp Tecumseh
Indiana State VEG AL Committee meets during regular mid summer session at Camp Tecumseh. June 18 with 2 40 p m start in camp chapel. J M Triggs presiding. Topics include inspection of Camp Tecumseh Pecusach and Camp Bedford, and discussion for the Y M C A International Convention in Cleveland in August. Notables include J H Mitchener Peru J M Triggs Huntington C C Nolmes Gary L A Sehwan Fort Wayne A H Godard Indianapolis B A Schnell Carp Tecumseh. Boys ages 10 to 12 from many cities attend.
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M. C. AL
Indiana
Tippecanoe River
J.M. Triggs
Huntington
Association Friends
Ggrta
Montine
Tecumséh
Pecusach
Snd
Camp Bedford
Cleveland
J. H. Mitchener
Peru
J. M. Triggs
CC. ©. Nolmes
Gary
L. A. Sehwan
Fort Wayne
A. H. Godard
Indianapolis
B.A. Schnell
Carp ‘Tecumseh
Tecumseh
Rescued Swimmer Viney Recovers After Narrow Sinking
A 17 year old, Viney, nearly drowned at a creek near Camden after cramps. Vernon Ravens and Neary Davis helped revive him with ten minutes of chest compressions and he regained consciousness. He later reported cramps and returned home unharmed. Mr and Mrs L L Davidson attended a reunion in Portland Indiana.
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Ara Mes
Wu Viney
Blora
Winey
Patering Creek
Camden
Vernon Ravens Lane
Neary Davis
Pinve
ImMan
Viney
L. L. Davidson and
Portland
Ind
Wedding of Miss Faker and Lewis Faker Celebrated Privately
The ceremony united Miss Margaret Faker and Lewis Faker in a nuptial high mass with a large bridal party. The bride wore a satin trimmed gown with an ankle length skirt and a long veil, and carried roses. Attendants included Miss Francis Kerkhove and Miss Lillian Faker in elaborate gowns. ushers were George Redinbo and Lewis Faker. Music featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin, with Ave Maria during the ceremony.
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Laura Sy
Margaret Faker
Wilma Hill
Francis Kerkhove
Lillian Faker
Herbert Hoover
Miss Faker
Wilms Hill
George Redinbo
Lewis Faker
Chariss Korkhove
Edward Faker
T. J. Harrington
Oigar
Mendelesohn
Lohengrin
Wlias Mary Ann Parton
We Church
Wes Ritepeti
Cco
J Wiliam Schwartz
Fowler
4 H Club Girls Meet The Oracle 4 H Club
Deer Creek township 4 H Club girls met in June with Miss Shirley Leibert as club leader. New members Mary Frances Dobbins Ruth Dobbins Freda Lines Ruth Shaffer Margaret Schreiner joined. Mary Frances Dobbins elected president replacing Gladys Henderson. Next meeting set for July 3 at the homes of Betty and Annabelle Mabbitt.
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Oracle
Deer Creek Township
June Imth
Shirley Leibert
Mary Frances Dobbing
Ruth Dobbins
Freda Lines
Ruth Shaffer
Margaret Schreiner
Mary Frances Dobbins
Gladys Henderson
Betty
Annabelle Mabbitt
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Battle Ground
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