American Legion and VFW Day at Indiana State Fair
Sunday events mark American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Day at the Indiana State Fair running September 1 to 7. The fair offers over 1500 dollars in prizes and highlights veterans organizations as part of the annual celebration.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indiana State Legion Band
Community Notices From Memorial Park and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs W L Tetrick and family visited in Fairmount over the weekend. Mrs Lon Kyser is able to be out after illness. Mrs Ella Kelso of Fountaintown visits the Mauers. Frank Bowers of Middletown and Homer Bowers share the Wilkinson reunion at Memorial Park Newcastle. Rev and Mrs E L Glover returned from Fairmount after Wesleyan church conference and a week of camp meetings with an estimated five thousand in attendance. Born to Prof and Mrs Luther Lockwood of Rushville a son Thomas Charles. Dr and Mrs G B McNabb and family with Bernadine Herkless visited McNabbs and McNabbs in Newcastle. George Jr and Richard stayed a few days. Dr and Mrs F M Miller and Lila Barber with Vera Miller and Rosalyn Kellar visited Martinsville and near Indianapolis Municipal Airport. Donald Addison underwent rupture operation at Methodist Hospital. Hary Snyder visited family at Wm Parish home and they left for Columbus Ohio. The Braden reunion occurred at Memorial Park Newcastle with Mr and Mrs Arthur Braden present.
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W. L. Tetrick
Fairmount
Lon Kyser
Ella Kelso
Fountaintown
F. M. Mauer
Frank Bowers
Middletown
Homer Bowers
Wilkinson
Memorial Park
Newcastle
E. L. Glover
Wesleyan Church
Luther Lockwood
Rushville
Thomas Charles
Lockwood
G. B. McNabb
Bernadine Herkless
C. R. McNabb
P. T. McNabb
George Jr
Richard
F. M. Miller
Lila Barber
Vera Miller
Rosalyn Kellar
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Donald Addison
Bearle Addison
Methodist Hospital
H. O. Pitts
Bloomington
Hary Snyder
Wm. Parish
Columbus
Ohio
Braden
Arthur Braden
Townsend Urges Attendance at Indiana State Fair
Lieut. Gov. M. C. Townsend, Indiana agriculture commissioner, calls the 1934 Indiana State Fair a premier Hoosier institution. He touts new exhibits including the Century of Progress in Indiana Education, grand circuit races, and diverse displays across agricultural commercial and industrial sectors, urging all citizens to attend and learn about state progress.
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M. C. Townsend
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Board of Agriculture
Local notes on residents and events across Rush County
Mrs. Lucille Phelps and Mrs. Katherine V Kennedy travel to Elkhart and South Bend for visits. Skipped rents as Kennedy family relocates. Chas Kennedy moves to Mays, J. W. Moore to remodel Kennedy home. Cleveland hosts Eastern Indiana Holliness Association with Hoosier evangelist John T Hatfield as a speaker. Arlington accident kills Don Hinchman and Harold Higgs. Mrs Colbert aids traffic and Sheriff contacted. Indiana State Fair bound Ralph Renegar to stage tumbling football and wrestling. Centennial weekend guests from Indianapolis and others attend Mt Pleasant Beech church conference. Several residents travel, visit, or attend church activities. medical and school events noted.
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Walter Colbert
Arlington
Don Hinchman
Glenwood
Harold Higgs
Connersville
Indianapolis
I. U
H L. Stinger
Raymond Hess
Cheviot
Ohio
Wellman
Earl Hartzell
James A. Grewes
Harvey Jameson
Kuni Klingstein
Flora Klingstein
Edward Klingstein
Dorothea Hoff
Harry Olds
Indiana
Mt. Pleasant Beech Church
Atendance
H. B. Parks
J. P.Q. Wallace
William Bivans
Marion
Indiaapolis
Redmond
Maron
Anderson
Silenced Voices in a Small Town
In a terse exchange, Helen accuses a girl of bearing her father's burdens, while Toni notes he must be out of work, reflecting hardship and social pressure in a close community.
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Helen
Toni
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