Hovey Lake Game Preserve Project Awaits Approval
Development plans for the Hovey Lake state game preserve southwest of Mt. Vernon Posey county await U S Bureau of Biological Survey approval. The 900 acre area funded by Pittman Robertson act funds would include a dam parking areas a service building a boathouse and landing financed by federal Pittman Robertson and state licenses. The project aims to protect fish birds and wildlife and allow open public use under assigned seasons.
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Hovey Lake State Game Preserve
Mt. Vernon
Posey County
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Division of Fish and Game
Indiana
Pittman-Robertson
Hovey Lake
Dry Lake
Fish and Game
State Fish and Game Funds
Alvin P. Hovey
Hovey
Act of Congress
Oil Drilling Slowed by Rains and Floods in Indiana
High waters after spring rains delay activity in southwestern Indiana oil and gas fields. The Division of Geology has issued permits as operators prepare for extensive operations in proven areas and others under lease, with drilling expected to continue statewide though most wells will target the southwest.
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Indiana
Division of Geology
Peace Play At Charlottesville Sunday Night May 12
Peace Volunteers from Earlham College Richmond Ind will present the play This Man and Four Generals at the Charlottesville school building Sunday evening. The union service is sponsored by all local churches and the public is invited. The cast recently performed at Greenfield Methodist church.
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Charlottesville
Peace Volunteers
Earlham College of
Richmond
Ind
Greenfield Methodist Church
Trail er Vagabond Crystal Cave Kentucky Tale
A long account from Crystal Cave near Mammoth Cave Kentucky recounts Floyd Collins discovery death and burial. It notes the cave's dry steady conditions mummifying his remains and tours allowing visitors to view the grave amid local legends and vandalism.
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Mammoth Cave
Crystal Cave
Floyd Collins
Kentucky Hills
Collins
Kentucky
Hoyle
Sones
Local Families Gather for Socials and Visits This Week
Mr. and Mrs Will Oldham attended alumni events at the school building Saturday night. Neal Nicholas and son with Mrs John Nicholas and Mrs Otho Nicholas and sons visited Mar tinsville Saturday. Billy Ray Collins of Stringtown stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Zapf. Grant Johnston hosted friends from Greenfield at a pitch-in dinner last week. Walter Woods of Shirley called on Claude Walker Sunday. Wayne Circle of Indianapolis visited with Charles Hudson and family Saturday night and Sunday. County Federation of Clubs attendees from here included many named ladies. Shorty Addison and sons moved to Gwynne ville. Grover Clements to the Addison vacated property. Mrs Ralph Zapf and Miss Ida Jessup were in New Castle Monday. Esta Webb and Ella Redden of Rushville visited Oscar Ruggles Sunday. Christian Workers met with Mrs Henry Pentland. James Eugene Boston, born April 27, is son of Mr and Mrs James Boston of Indianapolis. Mrs Boston was formerly Miss Maxine Shields.
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Will Oldham
Harriett Oldham
Gertrude Mattix
Greenfield
Carl Oldham
Larry
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Simmons
John Nicholas
Russell Smith
Hammond
Wayman Herkless
Elizabeth Garland
Indianapolis
Margaret Lin
Neal Nicholas
Otho Nicholas
Martinsville
Billy Ray Collins
Stringtown
Ralph Zapf
Grant Johnston
Walter Woods
Shirley
Claude Walker
Wayne Circle
Charles Hudson
County Federation of Clubs
Mesdames Merle McClarnon
Golda Lowe
Florence Heifner
Rosella
Pauline Peer
Inez Johnston
Frankie Jessup
Halcyon Kirk
Jessie Wright
Zona White
Julia Clements
Ruthann
Verna Haskett
Ermadell Jessup
Eva Kirk
Mae Campbell
Miriam Jessup
Shorty Addison
Gwynneville
Grover Clements
Addisons
Ida Jessup
New Castle
Esta Webb
Ella Redden
Rushville
Oscar Ruggles
Henry Pentland
James Boston
James Eugene
Boston
Maxine Shields
Local Families Visit and Attend Commencement
Mrs. Charles Webb of Knightstown visited Harmon Watson and family Friday evening and attended the commencement exercises here. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Shields and daughter Elizabeth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ball and son Bobby Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruggles visited Sunday in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ocheltree.
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Charles Webb
Knightstown
Harmon Watson
Conrad Shields
Elizabeth
Byron Ball
Bobby Lowell
Arthur Ruggles
Indianapolis
Karl Ocheltree
Centralia Man Feeds Cow Warm Brew. Cow Becomes Drinker
Emil Holm of Centralia Washington fed his cow warm home brew to save its life. Since then the cow has developed a habit of drinking.
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Emil Holm
Centralia
Wash
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Harold Phelps
Hovey Lake Game Preserve
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Paul Satko
Alaska
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H. G. Biddlecum
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Don Garrett
Lyle Bell
Ray Harting
Maywood
Frank Roberts
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