Indiana parks see record attendance this summer
Indiana state park attendance surpasses 1932 totals with the Dunes leading and week ending July 29 reporting 29 000 visitors. Fees for camping rose with swimming pool receipts nearly doubling from last year as out of state visitors increase at park inns.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Dunes
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Clifty Falls
Lanier
Spring Hill
Pokagon
Turkey Run
MrCormicks Creek
Corydon
Shakamak
Brown County
Mounds
Park Inns
Yankuner and Williams Couple Wed in Noblesville
Miss Mariam Yankuner daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Yankuner Rushville and Mr Hollis Williams son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Williams Charlottesville were married in Noblesville on Saturday July 28. Miss Yankuner is a Carthage graduate class of 1929 and Mr Williams a Charlottesville graduate class of 1927. He served in the U S Navy and works in a Middletown Ohio box factory where the couple will reside. Carthage friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Yankuner
Frank Yankuner
Rushville
Hollis Williams
Floyd Williams
Charlottesville
Noblesville
Yankuner
Carthage
Williams
U. S. Navy
Middletown
Ohio
Bank of Gwynneville Settles in Full
All depositors in the Gwynneville bank that closed earlier have been paid in full. Every stockholder receives twenty five cents above par for each dollar invested. The bank was capitalized at $10,000 and organized in 1928.
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Gwynneville Bank
Indiana to Post National Recovery Act Labor Cards Statewide
Distribution of posters detailing workers rights under the NRA will begin immediately in Indiana. Fred Hoke, the state NRA compliance officer, announced that all factories shops and stores must display the card showing wage hours and conditions. Most cards will be sent by code authorities but some will come from Hoke's office as applications from manufacturers wholesalers and retailers have waited a month due to printing delays in Washington.
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Fred Hoke
Washington
Garden and Food Conservation Exhibit at State Fair
The Recovery Building hosts a Garden and Food Conservation display from September 1 to 7 detailing relief garden work and canning for winter relief supplies. H. E. Long presents a diorama on relief garden and conservation activities with moving figures and displayed commodities.
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Barne
Roun
Century of Progress
H. E. Long
Indiana
Wesleyan Conference Opens August 13 At Camp Grounds
Preparations are underway at the Wesleyan Camp Meeting Grounds for the Annual Conference to convene August 13 at 8 00 am The opening service at Plymouth will be preached by Charles S Smith at 8 00 pm The session will focus on organization and the recording of delegates This gathering precedes the General Conference of the Wesleyan church to be held in Fairmount in June 1935 The discussions will include the denomination s war stance and a possible Indiana Conference memorial to the General Conference requesting an official statement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Conference
Charles S. Smith
Plymouth
Wesleyan Church
Fairmount
General Conference
Indiana Conference
Notice to Cut Weeds by August Deadline
Town Marshal Harry Rhodes orders all weeds on streets alleys and vacant lots cut by Friday August 10 or the city will cut them and bill the property owner.
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Harry Rhodes
For Sale White Rock fries Advertisement
For Sale white rock fries offered by Mrs. Jesse Henley with contact phone 46. Item listed as available in local notice.
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Jesse Henley
Indiana Republican Editors Outing at Lake Wawasee August Dates
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association will meet August 17 to 19 at the Spink Wawasee hotel Lake Wawasee with Harry W. Thompson announcing the gathering. Two banquets feature addresses by Frederick Landis and United States Senator Arthur R. Robinson. The event includes golf swimming boating and a bridge party for women. Special $7.50 weekend rate covers two nights and meals. reservations urged at the office or sent to Thompson Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thendiana Republican Editorial Association
Spink- Wawasee
Lake Wawasee
Harry W. Thompson
Assojation
Indiana
Fredrick Landis
Logansport
Congress
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Thompson
Harry Thompson
Versailles
Carthage Centennial invites old residents and exhibits
The notice calls former Carthage residents to participate in a Centennial event with quilts antiques and photos. Volunteers are urged to bring and tag items by August 13 at Henley’s building. A parade program pageant and prizes will highlight the celebration with guides and displays across several rooms and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jesse Henley
Carney’s
Anna J. Sipe
Newsom
Henley
Henry L. Stinger
Ed Lewis
Harry Bentley
Horace Faust
Katherine V. Kennedy
Ella McIilvane
Henley’s_ studio
Not So Good for Farmers Says Johnson at Waterloo
General Hugh S Johnson, head of the Blue Eagle, spoke at Waterloo Iowa saying the N R A has benefited farmers with price increases about 70 percent of pre war parity. He warned higher costs for mules and machinery offset gains, leaving farmers uneasy about rising expenses.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Waterloo
Iowa
Charlestown News and Courier
Centennial previews sold through Morris L. Henley agency
Extra copies of the Saturday Evening News and the Sunday Star advertise pictures and stories about the coming Centennial. Roy Steffy represents the Zanol Products Co. as a local agency for a new monthly special line.
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Saturday Evening News
Sunday Star
Morris L. Henley
Roy Steffy
Zanol Products Co
Miss Norris Weds Russell Pickett in Rushville Home
Quiet August wedding at the bride's mother's Rushville home marked by a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. C A Shake. Miss Dorothy Sipe and Miss Helen Piersol provided vocal selections as the couple departed under palms and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Norris
Robert Hinshaw
Richard Miller
Russell Titsworth
Oliver Cartmel
Wanda Wyatt
Rushville
May Winfield
Dorothy Sipe
Carthage
Miss Sipe
Willella Henley
Nell Beher
Norris
Vaneta Winfield
O. C. McCarty
Joah Bundy Norris
Indianapolis
Grace Doherty
Chicago
Russell Pickett
Vevay
Laura C. Norris
C. A. Shake
Methodist Church
Helen Piersol
Miss Norris
Mr. Pickett
Teachers on Eastern Vacation Return to La Grange
Mrs Grace Doherty and three La Grange teachers finished a three week eastern tour via Canada visiting New York Berkshire and Philadelphia. She stayed with librarian Miss Amy Winslow in Baltimore before a week in La Grange and return to her summer home. Winslow plans to visit relatives here.
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Grace Doherty
la Grange
Canada
New York
Berkshire
Phildelphia
Doherty
Amy Winslow
Baltimore
Unified service at Fletcher M. E. Church notes
The Fletcher M. E. Church reports good Sunday attendance with Judge Sparks of Chicago in greeting friends. Mid-Week services are set for 7:30, Epworth League at 8, Thursday. Sunday school meets at 9:30 and Morning Worship at 10:15.
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Judge Sparks
Chicago
Epworth League
Friends Church Young People Meet at Laughing Water Pool
The Young Peoples Group met on Tuesday for the monthly social at Laughing Water bathing pool in Ogden with 22 members. Russell Publow arranged transportation and the group enjoyed a jolly time.
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Young Peoples
Ogden
Russell Publow
Women’s Missionary Society
Lula Pickett
Walnut Ridge
John Main
Westland Meeting
Alburn Kamp
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Young Peoples Quarterly Meeting
Bethany Youth Con
Carthage
East St. Christian Church Resumes Regular Preaching Schedule
East St. Christian Church restarts regular preaching with morning and evening services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Russell Siler reports on Bethank Youth Conference at morning worship. Morning sermon ties to city centennial on Tomorrow's World. evening sermon Weeds and the Kingdom begins 7:30 with Bible study at 9:30.
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East St. Christian Church
Russell Siler
Bethank Youth Conference
Indiana State Fair Night Horse Show Biggest in America
The Indiana State Fair opens September 3 at the Coliseum with America s Finest and Largest Horse Show. Top horses compete for 18750 in prize money the most ever offered in premiums. Draft horses receive 8000 plus additional for 4 H club workers under new rules ensuring smooth competition.
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America
Indiana State Fair
Middle West
John Bright Webb
Indianapolis
Horse Department
Local social notes record visits and returns
Miss Ruth Henley returns from a visit near Terre Haute and is accompanied home by Miss Helen Hawkins. Miss Florence Heney comes back Tuesday from Kokomo. Mrs. Carrie Binford of Greenfield spends the weekend with her sister Mrs. Jesse Stone and Mrs. Stone.
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Ruth Henley
Terre Haute
Helen Hawkins
Florence Heney
Kokomo
Carrie Binford
Greenfield
Jesse Stone
Stone
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Yankuner— Williams
Bank of
Gwynneville
Centennial
HME
Carthage, Ingland
Publicisy Committee
Norris—Pickett
Fletcher M. E. Church
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