Local social notes span Westland to Indianapolis and beyond
Everett Kyser and family near Westland visit Roll Risk and Mrs. Kyser. Numerous gatherings include Morristown, Madison, Dublin, Riley Park Greenfield, and Newcastle. Notable items: 1933 class reunion at overflowing well, Verna Morris injury, 4-H prize for Robin Jones, beer license for Al McDaniel, and various travels and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kyser
Westland
Roll Risk
Mary J. Kyser
Tom Talbert
Morristown
Ella Nelson
Oran Henley
Lillian Henley
H. O. Pitts
Madison
Herbert Anderson
James Jackson
Dublin
Will A. Hill
Tipton
Hill
Ed Miner
al McDaniel
Rue
North Main Street
James R. Furbay
Furbay
Chicago
Port Huron
Mich
Alice Gray
John and
Earl Leisure
Louis Campbell
Hamilton
Ohio
Robert Stanley
Allen
Cincinnati
Harriet Gray
Robin H. Jones
Herman Jones
Newcastle
Wool Growers’ Association
Charles
Herman
Libertl Township 4-H Club
Jones Boys
M. S. Kyser
A. J. Carr
Sane Safety Measures for Public Roads
Robert I. Catlin argues three factors address auto accident causes with Enforcement as the weakest link. He urges standard driver license laws, stricter suspensions, separate traffic courts, traffic schools under police, pedestrian protection, and Citizens Advisory Committees to boost enforcement and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Catlin
Police Department
Orders for state nursery trees urged by Virgil Simmons
Farmers and landowners should file orders with the Division of Forestry now to secure trees from state nurseries next spring for reforestation windbreak and woodlot plantings. A limited fall shipment will offer chiefly conifers and black locusts. State plantings require more nursery output this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Forestry
Virgil M. Simmons
Midwest Aviation Exposition At Bendix Airport
The Midwest Aviation Exposition will be held at Bendix Municipal Airport in South Bend on Saturday and Sunday August 3 and 4. Seven Skywriters stunt fliers plus many world war and ocean fliers will attend. About 50 000 people are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix Municipal
South Bend
Skywriters Squadron
Free Fair at Rushville Sponsored by American Legion
The annual free fair will be held at Memorial Park Rushville next week starting Tuesday and ending Saturday. The program includes a coon hunt on Wednesday afternoon a dog show a pet parade and the usual free shows and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
The
American Legion
Memorial Park
Social Guests Visit Rich mond and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ed Ball of Richmond were guests of Mr and Mrs C G Hill Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold W Tilley of Noblesville and Mr and Mrs Geo C Cole with daughters Elizabeth and Margaret were guests of Mr and Mrs Murray S Parker and family Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Russell Parish visited Mrs Parish's parents Mr and Mrs I E Storie near Pleasant Ind from Thursday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cadwallader
Don Addison
Fred Gotlieb
Seoatown
Roy Small
Charlottesville
Fon Alter
Norm Norris
H. G. Henley
Mable Alter
Clyde C. Henley
Chicago
Henley
Indianapolis
James R. Bowen
Methodist Hospital
Anne Ruth
J. A. Lineback
James R. Furbay
Purdue University
Ft. Huron
Mich
Herod
Walter Chonan
Roy Newby
Grace H. Porter
Grace Phelps
Winona Newsom
Avery Rawls
Pearle Coffin
Fred Sims
Ray Gurley
Allen’s Park
Greensburg
Ed. Ball
Richmond
C. G. Hill
Harold W. Tilley
Noblesville
Geo. C. Cole
Elizabeth
Margaret
Murray S. Parker
Russell Parish
Garden and Farm Tips From an Old Farming Guide
Advice on growing and pruning plants including raspberries roses and gladiolus. Guidance on root crops storage in sand cool cellars and training new growth on vines. Also notes on treating body lice in chickens seed beds for alfalfa stem rust risks and milk cooling in warm weather and rope wear inspection.
Diffused wealth and taxation debate in America
The piece argues that wealth in the United States is widely diffused with only 1 percent earning $100,000 or more while 85 percent comes from salaries and wages and 14 percent from returns on capital. It criticizes heavy taxes on high incomes and inheritance, warning such taxes could destroy wealth and employment and stressing the importance of capital and productive enterprises for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The Half Cent and the Mill Move Toward Reappearance
Washington reports a demand for coins in the form of a half cent and a new mill worth one tenth of a cent. States with sales tax plans prompt payments on small transactions, while two states tried illegal token solutions. The half penny would be smaller than copper and the mill a light colored coin easy to distinguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Child asks why conductor shakes stick at lady at concert
A boy named Jimmy asks his mother about a conductor waving his baton at a singer. The mother explains the gesture is not directed at the woman while the crowd shouts. The exchange captures a child’s first concert experience and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Prone Pressure Method for Drowning Rescue
A public health message describes the Prone Pressure Method to revive a drowning victim. Place the person face down, clear the airway, position arms, and rhythmically move the body about fifteen times per minute while monitoring breathing, then seek a doctor and keep the victim warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
Beer and Liquor Taxes Reach Billions in Fiscal Year
For the year ending June 30, beer and liquor taxes totaled $411,021,722. The all-time high was $449,810,000 in 1918 just before Prohibition.
Cigarette Taxes Rise With FY End Date
Cigarette smokers paid the government 385 million in the year ending June 30, an increase of 35.8 million from the prior year.
Stingless bees emerge from cross and inbreeding efforts
Cross-breeding and inbreeding have produced stingless bees without hindering honey production or activity. Researchers report progress in developing non-stinging pollinators.
Notice of Final Settlement of Noah Reddick Estate
The Administrator of the Estate of Noah Reddick has filed for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court, Rushville Indiana. On October 8 1935 heirs and interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Elva Reddick Administrator John H Kiplinger Paul Brown Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Reddick
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Dale Fisher
Elva Reddick
John H. Kiplinger
Paul Brown
William P Newsom estate final accounts in Rushville
William P Newsom deceased has filed his account for final settlement of the estate. All persons interested must appear in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana on Wednesday October 9 1935 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Walter Newsom administrator Gary and Bohannon attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Newsom
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Dale Fisher
Walter Newsom
Gary & Bohannon, Atty’s
Blue Springs Man Divorces Wife Then Blesses New Union
Joe Fleener of Blue Springs Missouri divorces his wife pays alimony and entertains her until she selects another husband. He buys the license pays the minister and gives the couple his blessing along with 500 dollars. The Citizen newspaper price is one year for 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fleener
Blue Springs
Fleener
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Publow
Ed. Miner
Stewart
Riley Park
Greenfield
D. P. Dunn
Muncie
Dunn
Bert Dunn
Belle Dhonau
Walter Dhonau
H. E. Poston
Roseanne
H. B. Phelps
Caroll Huber
Near Center
Lawrence Wales
Miss Dudley
Jessie Edwards
Wilkinson
Amanda Sayles
Lilburn White
John White
Bobby Earl
Charles Benson
Maude Stewart
Marion Stevens
Harold MsElfresh
Glenwood
Howard Henley
Lillie Weingart
Littleton
Colo
Nevil Phelps and
Arvada
Bert McCarty
Fort Collins
Hub
Roscoe
Riverdale
McCarty
Mary Ellen
H. H. Bentley
Ray
St. Vincent Banes
R. D. Hiatt
Ralph Moore
Finley Smith
Delmar Sipes
Dorothy Herkless
Albert Rhodes
Walter J. Catt
Maurice Brooks
Public Service Company OF
Donald Pace
Wright’s Funeral Home
Sherman L. Wright
Free County
Greenfield, Indiana
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