Classifieds and Local Social Notes Roundup
Want column for sale lists a nine year old with contact Mrs H E Stager. For sale or trade a 170 egg incubator by A J Lineback. Fifteen shoats about 40 to 50 lbs with Loyall Hunt contact. W J Crafton and family moved to a new farm near Hanover. Miss Lucille Marsh weekend with parents near Muncie. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs Clyde Kerne and George Kerne. Bible Class market at Bank March 31 at one. Mr and Mrs Ralph Moore visited Ed Rainey’s family. Miss Ruth Reddick from Indianapolis weekend with Floyd Reddick family. A J Carr business trip through Ohio and Michigan.
Candidate for County Treasurer James T Tarbet
Political announcement urges support for James T Tarbet in the Republican Primary on May 8 1934. The item also notes local social visits and family news including Myrtle Andis visiting Fountain town, Marie Crafton and Carolyn Norris weekend guests, and various local residents with brief notes on activities and entertainment at the Auditorium Theatre.
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James T. Tarbet
Woman's Literary Circle to mark forty years
The Woman's Literary Circle holds its fortieth anniversary on Monday March 19 at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Ella Coffin's home. Former members are urged to respond. contact Winona Newsom, Program Chairman, at phone 188 for the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Coffin
Winona Newsom
Farewell Party for Marie Crafton in Hanover Visit
A farewell gathering was hosted at Max Brooks home on Tuesday night for Marie Crafton who departs this week to Hanover. Guests included Ruth Ann Harlow A Gardner Iris Foust Dorothy Brewsaugh Carolyn Norris Maxine Ewing Letha Smith Ruth Mattix and others with Johny DeSchipper Jimmy Henley Marvin Norris Earnest Webb Robert McMicheal Paul Norris Edgar McMicheal and Leon Cook attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Crafton
Max Brooks
Hanover
Ruth Ann Harlow
A’ Gardner
Iris Foust
Dorothy Brewsaugh
Carolyn Norris
Maxine Ewing
Letha Smith
Ruth Mattix
Johny DeSchipper
Jimmy Henley
Marvin Norris
Earnest Webb
Robert McMicheal
Paul Norris
Edgar McMicheal
Leon Cook
Frank Swisher of Cambridge City Dies After Illness
Frank Swisher of Cambridge City died at home Monday night after a five week illness. Funeral services were held at 2:00 Thursday with burial in Cambridge cemetery. He was a brother of Mrs. Rebecca Healey.
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Frank Swisher
Cambridge City
Cambridge Cemetery
Swisher
Rebecca Healey
Death of William V. Gordon at 74 on Orville Leisure Farm
William V. Gordon aged 74 died Wednesday at his residence on the Orville Leisure farm from injuries suffered in a Bentonville auto crash five years ago. He leaves five children and a widow. Services set for Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Claude Nicholson's home in Cambridge City with burial at Dale Cemetery in Connerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Gordon
Orville
Bentonville
Claude Nicholson
Cambridge City
Dale Cemetery
Connersville
Local Residents Visit Friends Over Weekend
Wesley McFatridge of Arlington and Jean Sullivan spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing and family. Merill Ewing spent the weekend with Jr. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley McFatridge
Arlington
Jean Sullivan
Mrs
Guy Ewing
Merill Ewing
Sullivan
Parker excels in Earlham college activities and arts
John W. Parker of Carthage area is outstanding in campus life at Earlham College. He chairs Ionian Literary Society programs and serves as managing editor of the Earlham Post while aiding with the college annual. He helped form Epsilon Alpha Pi and takes part in cross country, track, dramatics, and the International Forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Parker
S.murray Parker
Near Carthage
Earlham College
Parker
Ionian Literary Society
Earlham Post
Epsison Alpha Pi
International Forum
Help Bring Recovery Through Construction Industry Growth
In normal times the construction industry employs many skilled and unskilled workers and supports numerous related firms. In 1929 it provided over a million jobs across materials like shingles, cement, wire, paints, lumber, and linoleum, with product value exceeding five million dollars and payrolls near 1.6 billion dollars annually, highlighting why active construction drives recovery.
Home Building and Repair Start the Comeback
Recovery pushes home building as the key growth area. Small houses costing three to four thousand drive most jobs, while repairs match that impact. With spring near, homes can be made safer and more efficient. Prices stay low now with expected rises, so act to save money.
McNutt to name ticket in Indiana Democrats June convention
Indiana politicians doubt the governor will honor a free handoff as Paul V. McNutt tightens party control through the 2 Percent Club, state committee leadership, and patronage. They foresee a rubber-stamp 1934Democratic ticket with McNutt influencing senatorial picks despite a noncandidate stance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Ate
C County
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rust
Tweedy Lumber
Lowe Brothers
Carney. Hatchery
H. E. Stager
New
A. J. Lineback
Loyall Hunt
W. J. Crafton
Frank Morris
Lucille Marsh
Muncie
Clyde Kerne
Near
Greenfield
George Kerne
Thomas Bush
East St. Christian Church
Ralph Moore
Ed Rainey
Rushville
Ruth Reddick
Floyd Reddick
A. J. Carr
Ohio
Michigan
Myrtle Andis
Fountaintown
Oscar Alexander
Marie
Geo. Andis
Nataintown
Mary -Lou Beatty
Harsham College
Harry Bentley
J. W. Campbell
Wallace
Eaton, O
Louis Campbell
Alice Gray
Harriet Gray
John DeSchipper
Miss Ellen DeSchipper
Bloomington
Robert Henley
Hartford City
Howard Henley
Mrs. Howard Henley
Mrs. M. M. Hadley
Louis Humes
Rosalie
Mrs. Marvin
Hammat Muncie
W. J. Phelps
LS. &58.C
Gladys Reddick
Auditorium Theatre
Gene
Glen
Jak
Lena
Tillie
Gus
W. C. Fields
Allison Skipworth
Baby Leroy
Aunt Tillie
Gambler
Hanky Tonk
Lawryer
Walter Nelson
Ralph Kennedy
Clancy Nigh
Chas Nigh
Alling
Wm V. Gordon
Lou Pei
M’nutt
C. S. Greenlee
Pleas Greenlee
Idaho
Caldwell
BAYER
Phelps
Regal
Walter C. Addison
Zane Grey
Man OF the Forest
Randolph Scott
Harry Carey
Jake
NRA
DeSchipper Packing Company
Charlottsville
John Stinger
Carthage
Claude Miller
Big Ben
Rush County
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