Carthage Roundup: Indiana 813B in Grain Show Wins
At the Hay Show in Rush County, seed parent U. S. 13 known as Indiana 813B, developed from Purdue inbreds 19 and 38-11, tops the competition. Russell Kinnett of Milroy wins with Indiana S44D, while Floyd Finer earns shelling class honors with multiple entries including 42C and 829C. C. E. Troyer notes the seed’s Reid Yellow Dent resemblance and potential.
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Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Reid
C. E. Troyer
Rush County
U. S
Indiana
Russell Kinnett
Milroy
Chicago
Floyd Finer
Henry County
Mrs Noah Leisure Recovers From Recent Illness
Mrs. Noah Leisure is improving after a recent illness, with her condition showing steady progress and her doctors optimistic about full recovery.
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Noah Leisure
Many Christmas Guests Share Dinners Across Local Families
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Jessup with the Pike and Andis families near Shirley, and others from Greenfield, Carthage, and Morristown. The piece notes multiple Christmas and New Year gatherings, birthdays, and social events at homes of the Jessups, Alexanders, Souders, and numerous local residents with extended family attendance and gift exchanges.
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John Jessup
Mrs. Cecil Pike
Near Shirley
George Andis
Fred Ale
Bob McCain
Ora McDaniel
Willard Andis
Morristown
Enos Copple
Fountaintown
Minnie Larson
Viola Newman
Greenfield
Wendell Tribbey
Gwynneville
Dot Jessup
Westland
Oscar Alexander
Marie
Louise Pike
Shirley
Mr. Pike
Forrest Souder
James H. Souder
E. Souder
Ross Souder
Charles Blankenship
Howard Souder
Merrill Souder
Near Carthage
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Dayton
Ohio
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Claude Sullivan
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Charles D. Moore
Ida Jones
Franklin
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Arlington
Robert Moore
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Grace Drake
Russell Carfield
Richard and
Weldon
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Hammond
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Frankfort
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Alta
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George Keerns
Indianapolis
Thomas Bash
Andrews Home Destroyed by Christmas Day Fire
The home of Frank Andrews near Westland burned at noon Christmas Day destroying most household goods. Mrs. Andrews, an invalid, was rescued to Carl Vetters’ home where the excitement worsened her condition. Frank Andrews had recently moved from Greenfield to the farm.
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Near Westland
Greenfield
Andrews
Carl Vetters
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