New Books and Local Happenings In Arlington
Margaret Hill McCarter library adds fifteen new books at the home of Mrs. G T Beckett open Friday afternoons. Mrs Oscar Williams and Mrs Fairfield Updike attend Governor Buckler inaugural events in Columbus with Ohio Republican officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hill McCarter
G. T. Beckett
Oscar Williams I
Albert Updike
Fairfield
Ohio
Arlington
Robert Taft
Colloquial Club Meets for Luncheon and Keno Fun
The Colloquial club held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Lonnie Ormes home with eleven members and two Rushville guests Mrs Sam Sharpe and Mrs James Cooper. After a muted afternoon business session each member read an Edgar Guest poem and Mrs Grace Lee organized keno entertainment. The Home Builders club met Tuesday afternoon with president Mrs Bern Percell leading the creed and noting Good Intentions of 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Orme
Sam Sharpe
James Cooper
Rushville
Edgar Guest
Grace Lee
Keno
Home Builders Club
Bern Percell
Percell
Omer Thrall
Farm Bureau Opposed to Higher Property Taxes
The Indiana Farm Bureau reaffirms opposition to property tax increases for roads and schools. It argues that broader state revenue from a gross income tax supports education and public services, while local property taxes would burden property owners and threaten school funding. The group plans to study welfare costs for potential tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau
Anson S. Thomas
Farm Bureau
Mr. Thomas
Indiana General Assembly
Highway Department
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Thomas
Department of Welfare
Wednesday Evening Guests Gather at Local Homes
Wednesday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank White and Mr. and Mrs. Loren White of near Charlottesville, Mrs. Robert Brokau of Whittier California, hosted by Mrs. Belle Phelps, Mrs. Maude Porter and her daughter Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Loren White
Charlottesville
Robert Brokau
Whittier
Calif
Belle Phelps
Maude Porter
Jean
IOIL GAS DRILLING GAINS TWENTY PERCENT IN 1938
Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, reports 162 wells completed in 1938, up from 134. Of these, 90 were producers, 72 were nonproducing, and 42 wildcat or test wells yielded four gas producers and three oil producers. New fields emerged in Gibson and Posey counties with wildcat success in Knox, Pike, Shelby, and Sullivan counties. The report anticipates higher 1939 drilling, especially in southwestern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Knox
Pike
Shelby
Sullivan Counties
Gibson County
Posey County
Indiana
Producers Annual Meeting Set for Monday in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Producers Commission Association plans its annual meeting Monday January 23 at the Antlers Hotel with Scott Meike in charge. Discussions will cover live stock conditions future prospects and marketing challenges. A livestock loss prevention demonstration by Klondike High School students will be presented. Luncheon follows and directors will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Producers Commission Association
Antlers
Indianapolis
Scott Meike
Meiks
Vocational Educational Department
Klondike High School
Tippecaroe County
S and E
Knightstown Banker A L Stage Dies After Illness
A L Stage, 66, prominent Knightstown financier and cashier of the First National Bank, died Sunday afternoon after an extended illness. He belonged to the Kiwanis Club the Columbia Club of Indianapolis and the Indiana Bankers Association. He served on Knightstown school board for twenty years. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Harold Walker of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stage
First National Bank
Knightstown
Kiwanis Club
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers' Association
Harold Walker
Portland
Miss Helen Joyner 31 Dies After Illness
Miss Helen Joyner a former Arlington resident aged 31 died Thursday at Crawfordsville hospital after two weeks of illness. Born November 2 1907 in Arlington she moved to Russellville at age two. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Shober Joyner Arlington two sisters Mrs Barton Fishero Crawfordsville Mrs Sam Gardner Arlington three brothers Dale Detroit Michigan Guy Arlington Harry Arlington and grandmother Mrs Margaret Gordon Arlington. Funeral services were held at Crawfordsville Christian church then in Arlington home burial in Arlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leisure
Rushville
Priscilla Beckner
Bob Temple
Pete Jones
Noah Price
Indianapolis
Dale Joyner
Detroit
Helen Joyner
A. W. Rigsbee
Clara Rigsbee
Emily Rigsbee
Charles Zike
Emerson Rigsbee
O. P. Wamsley
Robert Gosnell
Shelbyville
Barton Fishero
Max
Crawfordsville
Shober Joyner
Harry Joyner
Delbert Winkler
Grace Carr
Arlington
Miss Joyner
Russelville
Sam Gardner
Dale
Michigan
Guy
Harry
Margaret Gordon
Paul
Christian Church
T. E.tomerlin
Arlington Cemetery
Indianap olis figure visits Dr Miller en route to Richmond
Herschel McCrory of Indianapolis stopped for a short visit with Dr and Mrs F M Miller Thursday morning. He was en route to Richmond on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel McCrory
Indianapolis
F. M. Miller
Richmond
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George Winton
Pioneer Island Creek
Roy Herkless
Carthage
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Philco Radios
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Ubert Hunt
China
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