Indiana 4 H winners crowned at state awards many honors
Indiana 4 H youngsters win top state honors with Karen House 16 Tippecanoe county earning bread demonstration award and a $50 savings bond. James Diss 18 Allen county wins Beautification of Home Grounds with a 19 jewel watch. Sue Siegesmund 15 La Porte county champions dairy foods demonstration with project titles. Kenneth Masters 19 Henry county named state winner in 4 H livestock and related projects while active in clubs and Purdue involvement.
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Indiana
Karen House
Tippecanoe County
U. S
Miss House
James Diss
Allen County
Diss
Charles R. Walgreen
Chicago
James
Junior Heart Board
Chicago Board
Masters
Henry
Muncie
WLS
Henry County
Alpha Gamma Rho
Purdue University
Do You Remember When a 7 Pound Girl Born at Rushville
A 7 pound girl named Carol Kay Sims was born February 11 1938 at Rushville City hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred B Sims. School Notes report the Athletic Association met February 4 with treasurer Clyde Ruby citing $16.31 on hand and $57.50 liabilities leaving $41.19 debt.
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Fred B. Sims
Rushville City Hospital
Carol Kay
the Athletic Association
Clyde Ruby
Ralph Pearson
Flying through history from Daedalus to rockets
The piece surveys humanity’s flight dreams from ancient myths to Daedalus Icarus, Blanchard’s 1793 balloon, and Civil War balloons, noting cultural fear and scientific progress. It riffs on space race chatter and speculative uses of future aerial tech.
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Las Vegas
Jules Vera
Darius Green
Darius
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Satis Earth
el Bipeds
John Milton
Satan
Hell
New Earth
Mother Eve
Sarah
Timmy
Tennessee
Elijah
Daedalus
Icarus
Aersons
Crete
Amelia Eara
Leonardo da Vinci
Gallileo
Jehoson
Nebuchednezzar
Roy Rogers
Eohippus
Mt. Parnassus
Apalachicola
Florida
Doras
George Washington
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Jean Pierre Blanchard
Paris
Nerth
Blanchard
Mifflin
Washington
Westbury N. J
Thaddeus Lowe
Scott
Winfield Scott
Lowe
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Executive Mansion
Lincoln
Geo. B. McClellan
Napoleon
Golden Gates
Windy Taylor Unveils Midnight Feeder Invention
Windy Taylor promotes a new automatic cattle feeder using an old alarm clock, door springs, and a car battery wired to a hopper. The device triggers at 12 to release feed at midnight and noon, allowing him to rest while livestock are fed.
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Windy Taylor
Windy
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H'ers
Kenneth Masters
Karen
Phyllis Rhodes
Ann McClarnon
Jean Sullivan
Ralph McClarnon
Eugene Gardner
Roderick
I.s.&s.c
Walter Mann
James Mosier
East St
Raymond Finney
Indianapolis
Finney
William Smith
Hunt's Grocery
Methodist ‘Hospital
Lamar Collins
Overman Farm
Merrill Ball
Rushville
Roy Copher
Alva A. Newsom
Carl Parish
Old Mill Lot
Bundy Building
East Mill Street
K. E. Sommers
Norma Lee
Fred Parish
Elizabeth Ann
J. S. Jarrett
Federal Land Bank Loans
Rush
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Public Service Company OF Indiana, Inc
Scroggins
Bayerd Baker
Hall Motor Sales
George B. Hall
Knightstown, Ind
Oscar Haynie
Willow Branch
Adv
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Srinae
Baushack Fertilizer Co
Carthage
C. & W. Sales & Service
N. Washington ST
Lowell Cooper
Knightstown
Robert Walda
Howard Holt
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