Trail of Octopan Mexico Through Sierra Madre Roadscape
The narrator travels from Tamazunchale into the Sierra Madre del Oriente along the Moctezuma River. They describe tropical lower slopes, carved rock cuts, orchids, vines, and dramatic mountain scenery. They reach Octopan with a bustling market day and view a grand Augustinian convent and clock tower in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Madre del Oriente Mountain Range
North American
Moctezuma
Tamazunchale
Mexico
Octopan
Pueblito
Birthday Dinner Honors Jacquelin Parish
Mr and Mrs Russell Parish hosted a Friday dinner for their daughter Jacquelin Sue who turned four. Guests included Rev Lawrence Maines Anna Sipe Claribel Winslow and children John Susanne and Jimmie. A later shower in Knightstown honored Mrs Russell Siler with local attendees listed. Russell Siler celebrated a birthday with a cooperative dinner and social time.
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Russell Parish
Jacquelin Sue
Jacquelin
Lawrence Maines
Anna Sipe
Claribel Winslow
John
Susanne
Jimmie
Russell Siler
Ralph True
Russell Pearson
Knightstown
Raymond Kolb
Mays
Russell Wickliff
Near New Palestine
Field Trials Draw Hoosiers to Spring Meets Across Indiana
Thousands of Indiana sportsmen and dog owners attend spring field trials as clubs and groups partner with the Division of Fish and Game. Meets span Mishawaka Portland Rushville Knox Fort Wayne Attica Princeton Batesville Lafayette and Shirley with more scheduled through autumn. Indiana dogs gain national ranking and attract entrants from other states.
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C. R. Gutermuth
Division of Fish
ang.Game
Division of Fish and Game
Michigan Beagle Club
Mishawaka
Eastern Indiana
Portland
Rush ‘Co
Rushville
Northern Indiana
Knox
Fort Wayne
Pointer & Setter Club
Pointer & Setter
Attica
Hoosier
Princeton
Batesville
Indiana
Local Women Club Notes and Community Visits Report
Ora Siler Mrs Harold Ruby and son John Allen with Mr and Mrs Carl Carson and family are listed among attendees. The Woman's Literary Circle meets Monday March 31 with Mrs Helen Ruby. A Kappa Kappa Sigma patriotic party at Betty Brooks home featured red white and blue decor and guests including Vera McNabb and Gertrude Bush and a long list of attendees. Other items note Anna Jean Kizer and Juanita King employed at Guide Lamp Anderson Marjorie Freeman ill Lettie Towns and Wendell Brown visited from near Shelbyville Katherine Kennedy and Laura Benson in Rushville Grace Drake visited Indianapolis Harold Ruby and son John Allen hosted C W Meyers in Rushville. Claude Sullivan and Jack Overman visited Katherine Sullivan in hospital. Paul and Robert Winslow of Purdue visited parents Howard Winslow. Robert stayed for spring vacation. Mertie Dill and Harold Gilson of Mays visited Edgar V Ruby. Mary Dunn spending days in Indianapolis.
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Betty Brooks
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Bridget
Vera McNabb
Gertrude Bush
Claude Sullivan
Jack Overman
Katherine Sullivan
Methodist Hospital
Paul
Robert Winslow
Purdue
Howard Winslow
Robert
Mertie Dill
Harold Gilson
Mays
Edgar V. Ruby
Mary Dunn
Indianapolis
Two States Use Las Flogger Law Seen In Maryland Debates
The piece notes Maryland’s ongoing fight to repeal a flogging provision for wife beaters, a law once shared with Delaware as the only remaining states with such a penalty. It highlights repeated legislative battles and a recent defeat in Maryland.
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Maryland
Union
Delaware
Food Stations Open in Paris House of Delegates Vote
The article notes a close 52 to 47 vote by the House of Delegates and discusses opposition from women’s organizations to discarding a law. It details Maryland’s lenient practice with lash sentences and sheriffs’ discretion in administering whippings, while Delaware enforces a stricter regime with 5 to 60 lashes for various offenses.
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House of Delegates
Maryland
Delaware
Paris
Charles Magny
Seine
Doctor Kleine
Gare St. Lazaire
United States
France
Vichy
Spain Bans Humorous Broad Casts and Imitations
A government edict outlaws comedic radio broadcasts and rank imitators, restricting entertainment programs and pausing satire on airwaves. Officials cite public order and cultural concerns as motives, prompting debates about press freedom and media regulation.
Jaywalker Rights Highlighted in Smallville Law Debate
A local council discusses pedestrian rights amid safety concerns. Officials weigh enforcement versus leniency as residents push for clearer crosswalk protections and accessible penalties. Community groups urge balanced rules.
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Helen K. Minneman
Rush Co. National Bank Bldg
Rushville, Ind
Carthage
Evelyn
Gruen
Ratliff the Jeweler
Knightstown, Ind
Tweedy Lumbe
Pearson
Paul McCaslin
Ora Siler
Harold Ruby
Carl Carson
Joyce
John Jessup
Charles Pearson
Ralph Pearson
Joanna Gibson
Hoosiers
John Allen
Woman’s Literary Circle
Helen Ruby
Law of Health
Ethel White
Mary Eleanor Bush
Ruth Bishop
Eunice Brookshire
Jean Craig
Maxine Ewing
Grace Gurley
Edna Nelle Kennedy
Elizabeth Moore
Bernadine Morgan
Faye Norris
Mary Ellen Pearson
Lucille Phelps
Fan Reynolds
Eva Sipe
Arletta Small
Ann Stager
Mary Tweedy
Anna Jean Kizer
Juanita King
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Marjorie Freeman
Lettie Towns
Wendell
C. W. Meyers
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