Starke & Wetzel Funds 4-H Washington Trip for Indiana Youth
Indianapolis July 17 Starke & Wetzel commit 2500 dollars to fund a seven day Washington trip for 16 4-H boys and 16 girls with top records. Entries due August 1 1952 with one winner per district and additional at large winners. trip departs September 7 after the Indiana State Fair.
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Indianapolis
Starke & Wetzel
Washington, D. C
Washington
Purdue
Lafayette
Washington Story prompts critique of German peace treaties
A Washington column attacks the German peace treaties as secretive and perilous. The speaker cites Yalta architects and a rush through the Senate, argues against binding American youth to Asia or Europe, and urges careful scrutiny before signing any more treaties. The piece then shifts to essays on heroism, artistry, and sainthood centered on Gideon, discussing faith, warfare, and historical perception.
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Senate
Bedford
Bill
United States Senate
State Department
Bar Association
Yalta
Poland
Hungary
Roumania
Bulgaria
Germany
China
Europe
Asia
Acheson
Jessup
John P. Davies
Congress
Fredericksburg
Lee
Gideon
Napoleon
Hitler
Hannibal
Walnut Ridge Friends Church Service Schedule
Edgar White ministers Walnut Ridge Friends Church Loyall Hunt superintendent Mildred Nigh assistant superintendent Sunday school 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 40 a m Young People meeting 6 30 p m Evening worship 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m Missionary pageant presented by the young people during the 8 p m service
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Edgar White
Loyall Hunt
Mildred Nigh
Church leadership and service schedule announced
Everett W Chapman and Alta Carr listed as minister and pianist with church officers including Mrs Wayne Osborn Flora Heim and Mary Robertson. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with speakers noted for crowd appeal and individual courage.
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Everett W. Chapman
Alta Carr
Wayne Osborn
Flora Heim
Mary Robertson
Sunday School Rally and Youth Camp Notes
Our Sunday school notes a small attendance decline last month yet urges members to attend the House of God. Four youths joined a Wesleyan Youth Camp near Fairmount Indiana for a week with 140 Indiana Conference participants in Bible study, crafts, and recreation. Services were held all day and an evangelistic Sunday night service invites worshipers next week.
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House of God
Wesleyan
Fairmount
Ind
Indiana
Christian Church Worship Service Notice
Basil Stultz serves as minister Edith Hull leads Sunday School at 9 30 am Lesson Following Gods Purpose Worship and communion at 10 30 am Sermon by the pastor Mrs John Wagner choir director Mrs Harold Ruby pianist Attendance last Sunday 97 You are invited to worship with us
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Basil Stultz
Edith Hull
John Wagner
Harold Ruby
Methodist Church Service With Combined Sermon
Arie V. Faris leads morning worship at 10 30 with Hubert Hunt and Raymond Manche supervising. Sue Ann Truitt is pianist Bonnie Manche secretary. The service ends at 11 and includes a short pastor talk followed by the message.
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Arie V. Faris
Hubert Hunt
Raymond Manche
Sue Ann Truitt
Bonnie Manche
Indiana State Fair offers advance sale tickets nationwide
Indiana State Fair Board announces 250000 advance sale tickets priced at 35 cents for the Centennial event. Regular gate admission remains 60 cents. Tickets available through 200 locations including Farm Bureau county offices, Hook's Drug Stores, Haag Drug Stores, Horton Oil, The Glidden Company, Leader Store, and more. Earl Bailey urges quick purchase before tickets sell out.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Fair Board
Indiana Farm Bureau
Hook’s Drug Stores
Guarantee Auto Supply Stores
Haag Drug Stores
Horton Oil Company
State Fair Board
H. P. Wasson Co
Glidden Company
Leader
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Earl Bailey
Indiana Sees Federal Spending Share At 1953 Level
Indiana's share of federal spending for the fiscal year ending June 30 1953 is estimated at about 1.879 billion dollars with 1.584 billion to be paid during the year and 294.64 million to cover the deficit. The total federal budget is about 81 billion with 57 billion for defense and foreign aid and 24 billion for other purposes. The Indiana Chamber notes a saving of 104 million for Hoosier citizens from spending cuts.
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Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Chamber
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
Washington
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Indiana Chamber
Rural Leaders Conference Planned at Purdue July 30
Rural church and community leaders will meet July 30 in Lafayette in conjunction with Purdue's Summer Agricultural Conference. Prof J E Losey will lead talks on rural life per the 1950 census and church assets while a panel on the community dynamic features L M Busche and other rural church improvement winners. Gertrude Jessup visited Greenfield relatives.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
J. E. Losey
Harold Smith
Warren O’hara
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Indianapolis
Losey
Arthur Anderson
Indiana Council of Churches
L. M. Busche
Russell Cushman
Indiana Farm Bureau
Purdue Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Bureau
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Knightstown
John Dickey
Optometrist
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Washington Story
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Tn Sgc Phay Service
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Highway Safety Inter-Industry Committee
Chevrolet
America
Hunsinger Bros
Mays, Ind
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Carthage Friends Church
H. D. BR
Wesleyan Church News
Fedeal
Plan Rural Leaders Conference
Gertrude Jessup
Greenfield
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Rushville
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