Democratic effort to keep Indiana citizens informed and engaged
Indiana Governor McNutt and Democratic leaders push a program of direct outreach to communities to explain new state legislation and government reorganizations. The oil inspection bureau is reorganized for efficiency while a federal suit challenges the state reorganization law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McNutt
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Statehouse
Indiana Dry Forces Organize Precinct by Precinct
Indiana organizers under the state conference of temperance groups report 70 percent of precincts in 92 counties have formed organizations to select delegates for a state convention on repealing the prohibition amendment. Two county-wide dry plans mobilize voters and church members to back the movement, with mass meetings and education nightly as Gov. McNutt signals a convention call.
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Indiana
Womath's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Ant-Saloon League
Allied Forces
Umits
Ethe
Paul McNutt
Drys
Local 4-H Girls Club Forms A Summer Program
Mrs. Fred Case and Mrs. Freu Cole invite girls ages 10 to 20 to register next Wednesday April 5 from 2 30 to 4 00 PM at the school house for 4 H projects in sewing canning baking and food prep. Meetings biweekly through summer with Miss Margaret Hunt as junior leader. parental cooperation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Case
Freu Cole
Jackson Township
Margaret Hunt
Young People Meeting Set at Burrows Presbyterian Church
The Young People of District No 2 will hold their regular meeting at Burrows Presbyterian Church next Tuesday night April 4. Sec y of Dist No 2 reports the event aims to engage local youth in activities and discussions.
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Burrows Presbyterian Church
Sunday Worship Schedule at Lower Deer Creek Church
The notice lists Sunday activities led by Ralph Replogle as superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M, Bible story at 10 30 A M, preaching at 10 45 A M, and a 6 45 P M service on the first and third Sundays.
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Ralph Replogle
Lansing student Louis Mayne visits sister in Mississippi
Louis Mayne of Lansing Michigan spends spring vacation with his sister Miss Mabel Mayne in Mississippi, enjoying time away from home and family hospitality during the holiday period.
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Louis Mayne
Lansing, Mich
Miss
Mabel. Mayne
Shower For Newly Weds A Trp Piso Wie Wagers
A local community shower was held for a newly married couple as friends and family gathered. The event featured well wishes and small gifts, reflecting a close community in the area.
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Brrr
Pepe
Junior Class Party at the Dation Bay Home
Students of the junior class held a social evening at Helen Walkrec’s home with small chit chat, playing games, and a jigsaw piggy main diversions. Refreshments were served and several named attendees include Ms Hathaway, Miss Deehbolt, Maxine Campbell, and Mr and Mrs Wallace among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dation Bay
Helen Walkrec
Bai
Eiveryone Vaterpessal
Delbert Appleton
Walter Card
Marshall Horner
Charles Hughes
Tichard Hunt
Reynolds Jake
Calvin Mather
Darrel
Dud Shafer
Orlanda Sibbitt
Ralph Stak
del Shocherver
Blowye Yerkes
Cloud ‘Wribbett
Myek Snyder
Phelout Stocherner
Miss Hathaway
Pautine Deehbolt
Maxine Campbell
Leora Castle
Naomi Neibel
Justher Leslie
Virginia Summons
Ruth Snipes
Ruby Pribbett
Margaret Teel
Helen Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Jacqueline
Marybelle
Raymond Wallace
Still Good Doctrine Not To Let Plutocracy Take Over
The passage warns republics fall when citizens favor class interests over the common good. It argues against plutocracy or rule by force, urging resolve to keep the nation from becoming an aristocratic or militarized state.
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Pheodore Roosevelt
Flora Commencement Exercises Scheduled in Flora
The Monroe township schools will hold commencement exercises at the Flora community building on April 25 with Hon J Raymond Schutz of North Manchester delivering the address The baccalaureate will be at Flora Christian church at 1 30 p m on April 23 with the Bringhurst Methodist pastor delivering one address The Junior Senior reception occurs at the Flora Community building on April 21
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Monroe Township
Flora
J. Raymond Schutz
North Manchester
Flora Christian Church
Bringhurst Methodist Church
Baptist Church Weekend Services Announced
Sunday schedule lists 9:30 Sunday School with Raynes Wyatt as superintendent 10:30 Junior Congregation 10:45 Morning Worship and 7:00 Evening Services The message invites attendance at special weekday meetings and a Mission School study on the American Indian led by Pastor W A Bender urging all to seek Jesus and spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynes Wyatt
Mission School
Jesus
W. A. Bender
Harley Appleton Visits Parents East of Town
Harley Appleton, employed in South Bendy, spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Appleton east of town.
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Harley Appleton
South Bendy
Mrs
Chas. Appleton
Resoluti ons of Carroll City Young People Conference
The eighth Carroll City Young People Conference approves a report praising hosts and local officials for their hospitality. It thanks Ray Hatch Mark Yaeken Flora and county papers, honors ministers, leaders, and committees, and pledges continued service to carry conference spirit to homes and fall gathering at Winehece.
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Vlora
Soaleo
Hem
Theo County
Ray Hatch
Mark
Yaeken
Vandoora @roon house
Flora
J. Raymond Schutz
H. G. Rowe
Audra Swift
J. E. Yarian
W. C. Aschanhart
Benjamin Rist
Cecil Atkinson
Chapin
R. O. Shank
Rockfield Arrow and Presbyterian Parish Service Notice
Sunday school begins at 9 0 0 A M with an 11 00 A M worship. Special music at 7 0 0 P M. Minister Lugo urges punctual attendance for seating. Sermon titled Living and New Religion. Mrs Grant Sweet spent the weekend in Scottsburg and New Albany.
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Llugo
Our
Christ
Grant Sweet
Scottsburg
New Albany
Camden School Notes Report Class Parties And Play Preparations
The senior class hosted a party at the Bohannon home despite poor weather with food and music including Mr Bohannon’s guitar. Students Lowelli Simmons and George Lowe were absent for athletic reasons. The eighth grade studied Julius Caesar while the Sun Shine Gurls provided lunch and the junior class met at Helen Wallace’s home for a Friday night gathering.
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Marc da Hannon
Lowelli Simmons
Ane George Lowe
Mrs. Bohasnon
Changes in worship times at St Peter's Lutheran
St Peter's Lutheran announces Sunday School at 9:30 AM and Morning Worship at 10:30 AM with Evening Worship at 7:00 PM, later changed to 7:30 PM. Holy Communion will be administered after morning worship. Special daily services this week except Saturday focus on core truths. Easter Sunday evening service by the Sunday school. Pastor Elmer Kahl invites all faithful members to attend.
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Zopher Hamerickhouse
Uual
Elmer Kahl
Wise Family Visits Relatives in Flora on Sunday
Elmer Wise and his family traveled to Flora to visit relatives this past Sunday, spending time with kin and catching up during a family outing.
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Elmer Wise
Flora
Carroll County Tax Payers Meeting Set for April 3
Attention tax payers of Carroll County: an important meeting is scheduled for Monday morning at 9:00 in the Assembly Room of the Court House in Delphi. Citizens are urged to attend and discuss local fiscal matters.
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Carroll County
Delphi
Court House
Prohibition Debate Urges Voters to Repeal 18th Amendment
An article argues for returning beer and wine by voting to repeal the 18th Amendment. It cites Volstead law changes, calls for preserving prohibition, and questions the moral impact, noting historical resistance to liquor while highlighting shifts in production and social effects.
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Congress of
Shireey Todiana
Congress
Thas
Salvation Army
John Barleycorn
Durgan Abye Hugil and Post Office Reform Survey
Fragmentary text discusses a government survey of the post office era and aims to reduce the deficit to surplus. Mentions interviews, treaties, and cooperation lines, with reference to Indiana era and clerks in post offices.
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Yi Wong
Tim Che
Post Office Department
Intangibles Taxation Debate Hits Indiana Law
John A. Rothrock represents five tax commissioners arguing that certain items qualify as intangibles under Indiana law. Promissory notes stocks in foreign currency bonds and debt instruments are discussed as taxable or exempt, with details on bank deposits and corporate securities. The Carroll County treasurer notes intangibles stamps and how they are invalidated by the assessor.
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John A. Rothrock
Mowmurs
Eee National
Indiana
U. S
Carroll County
Camden Baptist Church Celebrates Centennial Milestone
Camden Baptist Church marks its centennial with a morning service and an afternoon pageant tracing its history. Dr. Forward of Logansport Baptist Temple to speak. Mrs. Ralph Baker visits from South Bend to see son Myles Robeson and family.
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Forward
Logansport Baptist Temple
Ralph Baker
South Bend
Myles Robeson
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Thelen Wallace
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