Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Frank Rhodes
The administrator of the estate of Frank Rhodes has filed a final settlement in Rushville Indiana. Interested parties must appear in the Rush Circuit Court on December 11 1936 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rosa Rhodes Administrator Morris Morris Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhodes
A.l .Persons
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Henley Estate Account For Final Settlement Filed
Ora D. Henley deceased's estate by administrator Hamill Henley asks Rush Circuit Court in Rushville Indiana to approve his final account. Interested parties are summoned to appear January 4 1937 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Morris Morris attorneys. December 11 18 24 1936.
Appointment of Executor in Rush County Indiana
Notice that the court appointed R. L. Bell as the executor of the estate of John G. Calloway in Rush County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. The filing cites Judge, clerk Dale Fisher, and attorney Floyd J. Newby with dates December 7 1936 and December 11 18 24 for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
John G. Calloway
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit Court
Floyd J. Newby
Appointment of Maud C. Sims's Estate Administrator
The Rush County Circuit Court appoints Fred B. Sims as administrator of Maud C. Sims' estate. Titsworth & Titsworth announce the filing. clerk Dale Fisher notes on December 3, 1936. A separate notice warns against freezing milk or cream as it harms butterfat tests and quality after thawing.
Early Reports Show Big Gains in Farm Bureau Campaign
Indiana Farm Bureau begins 1937 enrollment with districts 7 9 and 10 in southern Indiana starting November 30. By December 2 Owen county up 20 percent Greene county expected 50 percent or more. Reports say farmers seek strong representation in Indianapolis and Washington D C. A Owen county solicitor took five bushels of corn for a membership fee replacing cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
L. L. Needler
Farm Bureau
Indiana
Owen County
Greene County
Ohio River
Indianapolis
Congress
Washington, D. C
Needler
Commerce Weekly Survey Signals Strong Holiday Demand
Department of Commerce reports early December surveys show broad gains over last year with retail and wholesale demand rising as holiday buying tightens delivery. Pittsburgh notes steel rates likely to exceed 76 percent later in the month, with December 1936 resembling 1920 and 1929 in activity. New York cites rising railroad equipment purchases and ongoing modernization. Building permits in November show marked increases across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Pittsburgh
National Steel
New York
Weeded Tax Burden Seems Heavy on Agriculture
The weed tax on agriculture is estimated at 3 000 000 000 dollars, about one twelfth the value of crops. This loss surpasses combined losses from plant diseases, animal diseases, insects, rodents, and predatory animals. Is weed control worthwhile.
Passing of Beloved Indiana Farm Bureau President
The Indiana Farm Bureau mourns the loss of Lewis Taylor of Newburgh who died in Pasadena California while attending the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting. A pioneer in farm organization he served as Indiana Farm Bureau secretary director treasurer vice president and president since 1934. His leadership and practical economics gospel of equality marked his long career.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
Lewis Taylor
Newburgh
Indiana
Pespasadena
California
Taylor
American Arm Bureau Federation
Indiana farmers honor influential farm leader
A tribute reveres a nationally influential Indiana farm organizer whose ceaseless preaching and sincere service inspired farmers and farm leaders across the state, and whose life is celebrated for its lasting devotion.
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Firestone
Harold Phelps
New
Alhambra
Knightstown, Ind
John Wayne
Paul Kelly
Dance
Eleanor Powell
Ora D. Henley
Hamil D. Henley
R. L. Bell
Maud C. Sims
Fred B. Sims
Titsworth & Titsworth
the Sweet
Knightstown
Mary Henrick
Ratliff
la Petra
Own Beauty Shop
East Main St
LA Jolla
Calif
Mari
Meloan
Department OF Commerce Weekly Business Survey
Carthage Radio and
Rushville, Indiana
Ani
Attrac
Balbriggan & Outing
Soo
L’adies
Rushville's
N. Main Street
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