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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1936

Page

2

Arlington church picnic and community notes span pages

Arlington Christian church Always Present class enjoyed a picnic at Conaway's camp with a pitch-in supper. Numerous locals attended gatherings, visits, and weekend trips across Rushville, Indianapolis, Lake Wehr, Lake Winona, and Greenfield, with many relatives and neighbors listed among attendees.

Arlington Christian Church Evelyn T Conaway Marcella Downey Doris Winkler Phylis Beckner Juanita Winkler Delphia Collins Eloise Ging Mmss Geraldine Logan Dortha Sharp Pharaba Swain Jean Mary Steel Lillie T. Baird Rushville Lawrence Price John Dagler Isabelle Rex Kemple Garden Flowers Addison Grace Lee Gladys Marsh George H. Murphy Alexander Flat Rock D. Rebekah Parrish Manila P. I James Draper Mays Emma Laura Reddick Carthage Baird Thomas Bird George Carwein Letha Lois Ruth Barbara Marshall Milroy Pauline Addison Here Ruth Lee Jess Stout C. B. Tribby Ora Nordloh Washington, D. C Allentown C. A. Marsh Hagerstown Vena Marsh Gladys Roll Earnest Lee Silvers Bert Jordan Carl Dearinger Leroy Moore Raymond Wicker Harry Hauk Virginia Bobbie Stout Home Helpers Club Posey Township Lake Wehr Marie Alsman Elizabeth Henline Decatur John Alsman Warren Nelson Lowell Indianapolis Frances Wicker Morristown Charles Wicker Bernice Wicker Elmer McMichael Chester Northam Ellen Louise Jones Near Rushville Ralph Ritter Riverside Park Morris Wilson Tom Wilson Acton Ermadelle Eaton Mary Stout Fred Arnold Ed McMichael Zelda Drake Kathryn Russell Plummer Thurlough Overleese Roy Kennedy Frank Lawrence Joe Readle Fannie Ennis Walter Moore Bert Heifner D. M. Dearinger Charleen Dearinger Lea Jane Beckner Henry Long Shelbyville George Alexander Glen Schroeder Howard Brown Emerald Shockensey Clairmont Charles Campbell Harry Gosnell Ed Ray James Allison Ralph Hufford James Eskquen Fairbuein Tom Eskquen Jess Cochran Earl Cochran Gwynneville Ermadell Eaton Everett Ross Sanford Moore Andy Moore Tom Miller Jess Black Belle Smith Burl Matney New Salem Eston Macy Oscar Miller Stella Woods Roy Miller Arlington Miller Riley Park Greenfield John Nelson Katie Nelson Burl Kennedy Hubert and Cassel Andrews Edinburg Oden Thompson Nearee Base Muncie John Downey John Kemple Dwight Beckner Mayo Brothers Mr. Beckner May Manning Mrs. Clelli

Landon Completes Acceptance Speech Revision in Topeka

The hitherto unpublished photo shows Governor Alf M Landon at his desk in Topeka Kansas during the final revision of his acceptance speech.

Alf M. Landon Topeka Kas

Snell letter crowns Landon nomination with calls for unity

Excerpts from Representative Bertrand H. Snell's Kansas address praise Governor Alf Landon as Republican presidential nominee. He denounces New Deal failures, urges prudent budgeting, soil and land use programs, and preservation of states' rights, labor rights, and farmer protections, while warning against centralized power without public consent.

Topeka, Kas Bertrand H. Snell Alf M. Landon

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