Charlottesville News items from Monday and weekend visits
Community notes report visits from Rev Robert Cope and Mrs Cope, farm moves and social calls among locals. Several church and club gatherings are noted including the Methodist Aid society, Christian Aid, and Library Boosters. Marriages of Miss Carol Cox to Eugene Niles and Miss Mae Niles to Chauncey Arnold are recorded along with local theater and market plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cope
Friends Church
Flora Sipe
Frank White
Anderson
Carl Borden
Noble Minor Farm
Earl Jessup
Carl, Jessup
Indiana Theater
Christian Aid Society
Herbert Harness
Arthur Ruggles
New Castle
Helen Manning
Kate Manning
Charles Niles
Frank Craft
Nannie Ramsey
Lucille Hoogterp
Loren McClarnon
Freeman Elliott
Norman. Reeves
Knightstown
Ralph Zapf
Carol Cox
Greenfield
Eugene
Bud) Niles
F. E. Temple
Ktown
Mae Niles
Chauncey Arnold
Keenfield
Tusrday Club
Library Boosters Club
Bud Niles
Tihyary Boosters Club
Cass’ Cafe
Lois Zimmerman
Enid
Okla
E. Baker
Westland News Social Roundup and Local Updates
TheWestland school house hosts a Sunday school convention. Dr Lowe of Charlottesville treats a very sick cow. Mrs Wallace Arnold visits from Indianapolis. Carroll Jackson moves to Spiceland for summer work. Multiple local families visit, attend funerals, or welcome newborn Joan. Juniors Robert Jackson and William Wicker attend Greenfield game. Grover Kyser ill. lagrippe recovery for Everett Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westland School House
Lowe
Charlottesville
Artle
Wallace Arnold
Indianapolis
Frank M. Hawkins
Carroll Jackson
Spiceland
Charles W. Jackeson
Dortha Mo
Helen Gordon
Metamora
Clarence A. Jackson
Lettie Hawkins
Abe Coffin
Stewart
Carter Jackson
Levanor Jackson
Ida Huston
Indiannapolis
Emory Hawkins
Mary
Nell Jackson
Chester Hawkins
Everett
Carl Sanford
Wilban
Venice Davis
Denzil McDaniel
Joan
Samuel Agnaw
Robert Stanley
Allen
Cincinnati
Everett McFarlan
John Bassett
Shelbyville
Our Army of Dependents in Tax Form Struggles
Millions of Americans face tax form challenges as they realize a large group of dependents require support. The piece highlights how families manage dependents amid complex rules and rising costs.
Protests Grow Over Government Costs and Tax Burdens
The piece notes rising government expenses spread across all taxpayers and consumer costs, with citizens protesting Congressional taxes seen as affecting everyday life. It mentions the rising average family burden and signals a cautious public mood about fiscal policy. It also lists local library and donor notices about recreational materials, music, and National Geographic volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Retherford Donation Boosts Local Library
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Retherford donated a substantial sum to the library enabling expansion and the purchase of new books. The gift strengthens community access to resources and supports upcoming acquisitions and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Retherford
Eliminate Sow Lice to Protect Pigs This Spring
Farmers advised to apply crude oil or used crank case oil to the backs of sows to kill lice and prevent infestation among their piglets this spring.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlottesville News
Walter Jessup
Donaddison
Carthage
Methodist Aid Society
Ed Roberts
Walter Woods
Shirley
Claude Walker
Blythe Gathorne
Caraldine
Kathleen Norris
Claire Trevor
Ralph Bellamy
Andy Clyde
Tarzan
Scarface
Paul Muni
Boris Karloff
Ann Dvorak
Karen Morley
van Camp
Woodbury’s
NAVY
Hershey’s
Ibs
A. W. Winfield
W. J. Phelps
Westland News
L. M. Hawkins
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Retherford
Morris
E. O. Harbin
Rowland Clark
Olin Downes
John DeSchipper
National Geographic
Library
KODAK
E. D. Lewis
Henley
Robin Lee Dress Shop
Main Street
Lela Lyons
Flo Robbins
Knightstown, Indiana
Carney
Prunes
Coffee Sword
U.S
Peck
Santa Clara
Peters
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