Government funded road and rail crossing projects advance
Sixteen men are employed on two government financed projects. Nine workers cut away bank dirt on the north end to improve railroad crossing safety, while seven men clear out the Henley branch. About 1590 dollars are appropriated for Carthage and Ripley townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkard
Pvioi>t
Henley
Carthage
Ripley
Clarence Wyant
Greenfield
Otto Wyant
Nolan
Seal Sale Begins to Fight Tuberculosis
Indiana reports a slight drop in tuberculosis deaths but the disease remains the leading killer for people aged 15 to 45. Dr. M R Lohman notes ongoing battles and promotes Christmas Seals while national figures show more new cases found through case finding programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
M. R. Lohman
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
United States
Lohman
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Kendall Emerson
Michigan
District of Columbia
Advertising Praise and Advertising Pay in Print
An excerpt from Printer's Ink cited by B C Forbes ridicules the notion that advertising does not pay. It notes many daily goods from toothpaste to tea are sold via ads and mocks the idea that advertising fails as a business practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Forbes
Visiting couples and a basketball game in Indiana
Mrs. George B. Moore and Mrs. Parvel Moore visited Rushville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop visited New Castle on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herkless and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoten with their son attended the Anderson New Castle basketball game in Anderson on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Earnest were in Indianapolis on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitts
Glen Elder
Kansas
Morris Binford
Frank Pusey
Puseys
Binford
Pitts
Lewisville
J. A. Line
Harry G. Hill
Indianapolis
Carthage
Lou Yankiner
George Jones
Panama
P. S. Hollowell
Mays
J. A. Sipe
T. Benton Henley
William Dill’s
Jesse Henley
Isabel
Luther C. Sharp
Rushville
Harry Nelson
West Second Street
Sharp
Alta Rummell
New Castle
F. J. Kennedy
Roger Kennedy
Carthage Church Federation
Henry Henley
Pubic Square
Mill Street
Kirkham Bros
Charles Steiner
Knightstown
Ralei~h
Harlan Henley
Lenora Henley
Charle Gear
Marion
George B. Moore
Parvel Moore
Robert Bishop
Roy Herkless
Donald Stoten and
Anderson
Christmas cards and Riley books from Greenfield home
Margaret R Bosley writes from Greenfield Indiana praising the Riley Old Home Society at the Riley Home. She notes Christmas card sets sold at the Hove with Riley etchings and signatures and lists related Riley poetry books for adults and children, aiding preservation of a Hoosier landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Carthage
Arthur Downing
Riley Old Home Society
Hove
James Whitcomb Riley
Anie
Yuletide
Margaret R. Bosley
New Farm Bureau Director Appointed
Anson S. Thomas of Darville Indiana was named director of the Tax and Legislative Department of the Indiana Farm Bureau Inc by the board of directors. Edmond C Foust praised Thomas long Farm Bureau affiliation and five legislative sessions record noting his work on agricultural laws and prior service in the Livestock Marketing Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson S. Thomas
Darville
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Edmond C. Foust
Thomas
Farm Bureau
Mr. Foust
The
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Henry Wallerstein
Cincinnati
F. B. Yankuner
Wirona Newsom
Nellie Biggerstaff
Terre Haute
Howard A
Lima
Peru
Panama City
Juan Demosthenes
Cordell Hull
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Verne Saddler
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Stan ‘Worthington
Ralph Kennedy
Walter Nelson
Jap Kennedy
Walter Culbert
Patty Jane
Doris Jean Culbertson
Kert
Ethel
Nell Trobaugh
Ralph Heifner
Arizona
Heifner
Allen Blacklidge
Near Orange
Mary Ellen McCarty
Butler University
Sarah Stanley
O. C. McCarty
Conoco Bronzz
OCO
TNS
Plummer Oil Company
Greenfield, Ind
NEW Farm Bureau
All America
Pet Baum
Esquire
Stevens Bros. Haberdashery - Sanitary Dry Cleaners
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