Arlington Club Hosts Bridge Night and Local News
Arlington social notes summarize Tarry Awhile club bridge for six tables with high prizes to Mrs Dearinger Jesse Stout and Mr and Mrs Wicker. Loyal Women class channeled a St Louis home gift and program. Miss Marion Shaffer India letter updates and Mission Girls Circle box to India. Various visits, garden club luncheon, new officers for Home Helpers club and New Year activities across families in Manilla and nearby towns.
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Tarry Awhile Club
Raymond Wicker
Leroy Moore
Leroy Catt
Weldon Cherry
Harry Joyner
Carlos Heath
Clell Dearinger
Jesse Stout
Mary Stout
Betty Heifner
Rolland Earnest
Marshall Dearinger
Mission Circle Girls of the Christian Church
Marion Shaffer
India
Mission Girls Circle
Miss Shaffer
Hughston Elijah
Columbia
John Burd
Manilla
Fidelia Garden Club
Oscar Miller
William Webster
Dean Stanley
Gurney Swain
Earl Downey
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Bert Whitinger
Blue Ridge
Rhoda Campbell
W. C. Hasty
Gowdy
Merle Kemple
Rex Kemple
A Better Year Foreseen Yet War Cloud Lingers Over Business
Reports from Commerce and government agencies show improvements in 1939 with gains in near term commerce and relief reductions. Officials warn 1940 may bring cautious expansion as European tensions and war begin. The Shaw family visited relatives in Indiana after Christmas trips.
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Department of Comital
Near
Merce
W C T U Attacks Liquor and Prostitution Link
Bascom Johnson in the Union Signal argues liquor fuels prostitution and venereal disease. He condemns bars and brothels for using alcohol profits to push sex work, calling for a major public welfare battle against illegal traffic and liquor abuses.
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Bascom Johnson
American Social Hygiene Association
Union Signal
National W. c. T. U
Johnson
Sion
Useen Trench
Brother of local woman dies at Greenfield
Last rites were held Wednesday for Christopher C. Haydock 70 who died Monday at his Greenfield home. He was brother to Mrs. Mary Jessup of Carthage and lived nearby for years. Born in Randolph County North Carolina in 1869 he is survived by his wife Nellie two sons Gerald and James and one daughter Violet. Interment was in Riverside cemetery Wednesday.
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Gene Long
Franklin
John
Alfred
Rigsbee
Winston Salem
James Cadwallader
Veteran’s Hospital
Indianapolis
John Swain
Purdue
Frances Jean Woods
Maxine Swain
Indiana University
Home Helpers Club
Delbert Winkler
Dean Stanley
A. W. Rigsbee
Gertrude Adams
Fred McFatridge
Ralph Hufford
Winkler
Hufford
McFatridge
Cadwallader
Pete Jones
Christopher C. Haydock
Greenfield
Mary Jessup
Carthage
Mr. Haydock
Randolph County
N. C
Nellie
Gerald
James
Violet
No Passing Rules Explained by Indiana Highway Chief
A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, explains no passing zones marked by yellow lines on Indiana highways. The markings warn motorists not to overtake or drive left of the center line and illustrate limits on passing at hills curves and restricted lanes. Observance is crucial to reduce accidents and is part of broader safety measures including signs wider shoulders and better road design.
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Indiana
T. Adicus
State Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Dicus
Taft to Tackle Budget Deficit on Radio Night
Senator Taft will present a plan to balance the budget before the Chicago Bar Association, broadcast 8:30 to 9:00 p m CST on the Blue Network. He argues deficits threaten democracy and says a seven billion dollar deficit could be eliminated in about two years.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Taft
New England
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
New Deal
Boston
Rural Youth Meet Set For Purdue Farm and Home Week
Indiana Rural Youth lines up at Purdue University Farm and Home Week January 8-13 with 8000 members in 80 counties. George Doup will lead the banquet January 12 in Memorial Union. Larry Brandon of the Indiana Farm Bureau will speak January 12 morning. The program includes education and recreation and a final presentation.
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Indiana Rural Youth Organization
Purdue University
George Doup
Columbus
Doup
Memorial Union
Rural Youth
Larry Brandon
Indiana Farm Bureau
Carolyn Norris Returns Home From Carthage Vacation
Miss Carolyn Norris arrived in Indianapolis on Tuesday following a vacation spent at her Carthage residence.
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Carolyn Norris
Indianapolis
Carthage
Chamber referendum on anti trust rules proposed by U S Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States issues a six proposition referendum asking members to vote yes or no. It seeks views on government regulation of business and antitrust enforcement.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber
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Weldon Cherry and Son
Cecil Ira
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Rushville
Co. L. Shaw
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Converse
Knightstown H. S. Gym
Lions Club
Armenia
Riverside Cemetery
F. M. Miller
Ruth E. White
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