Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
Judge of the Circuit Court appoints Hamil D. Henley as administrator of Ora D. Henley estate in Rush County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Date June 28, 1933. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk. Morris Morris Attorneys. Also notes Mr and Mrs A J Carr visited Indianapolis on Tuesday.
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Circuit Court of Undersigned
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Ora D. Henley
Hamil D. Henley
Dale Fisher
Morris & Morris Atty’s
False Notions About Nature and Common Animal Myths
The piece debunks myths about snakes bats and other animals. It explains snakes shed skin creating new rattles and that rattlesnakes do not always warn. It notes gorillas are not inherently dangerous and quills dislodge on contact. It also addresses bird habits and the misused phrase crazy as a loon.
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Carl Akely
Martin Johnson
John Clark
All hail to a safe Forth safety advice story
A 1930s style public safety piece warns of Fourth of July hazards from fireworks, driving, and swimming. It cites AP totals of 245 annual deaths and urges safe car maintenance, cautious driving, river and beach awareness, and avoiding fireworks. It ends with a plea to remember safety rules and says all hail to a safe forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
National Bureau of Casuality and Surety
July Fourth Fireworks and Dangers Nostalgic Thirties Fireworks
Dan Beard recalls Independence Day celebrations of the 1950s with homemade cannons and fizzers. He notes boys used improvised devices from pistol barrels and paper cylinders, some causing injuries, while streets lit with patriotic displays and risky Roman candle duels highlighted the era’s volatile fun.
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Dan Beard
My Country Tis of Thee Lyrics Fragment
A fragment of the patriotic song My Country Tis of Thee includes verses praising liberty and lands of freedom. It mentions fathers, Pilgrims, temples hills and rocks and calls for divine protection and a bright future.
Milk cows die after nitrate poisoning at Shirley farm
Lafe Coon near Shirley loses two valuable milking cows when they drink water mixed with nitrate. He had prepared the nitrate to use on tomato plants but cows entered the barn lot and drank from the bucket before discovery. The Greenfield Reporter notes the incident.
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Lafe Coon
Shirley
Bardstown plans July 4 birthday program for Stephen Foster
Bardstown Kentucky will host a July 4 celebration marking composer Stephen Collins Foster birthday. Singers from many backgrounds will perform songs such as My Old Kentucky Home Old Black Joe and Massa s in the Cold Cold Ground under the direction of the University of Louisville School of Music. A pageant and short life address will feature in the program. Last year about 7000 people attended.
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Stephen Collins Foster
Bardstown
Old Kentucky Home
Massa
University of Louisville School of Music
Foster
Indianapolis Star
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Carthage
Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
P. J. Sattler
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Ingle
O. F. Ingle
Rushville
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
America
the Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
A. J. Carr
Indianapolis
Washington
Cram
NEW Geographical Globe
South Polar
Europe
Asia
United States Geographic Board
Dublin
Ireland
Moscow
Russia
Moskva
U.S.S.R
Vienna
Austria
Warsaw
Poland
Warszawa
Constantinople
Turkey
Istanbul
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Beograd
Rome
Italy
Roma Angora
Ankara
Mark Foster
North Main
Henley
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