Local clubs host teas and meetings across May events
The choral club hosts its 11th anniversary tea at Friends church on May 5 after a May 5 origin. Mrs Phelps hosted 14 members with practice for the upcoming tea. Kappa Kappa Sigma holds its national convention in Shelbyville and supports Seeing Eye. Walnut Ridge Missionary meeting moves to May 10 due to a conference in Muncie, with Inez Binford as a delegate. Cub scouts plan May 13 pictures event with leaders present.
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Harold Phelps
Friends Church
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Shelbyville
Robbins
Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
N.J
Elks Blue River Country Club
Carthage
Mary Eleanor Bash
Edith Berninger
Mary Ellen Pearson
Walnut Ridge
Muncie
Inez Binford
Thelma Cooper
The
Missionary Women’s Union of Friends In America
Local social notices feature club meetings and assorted visits
Walter McAdams and many guests attend services and meals at various local venues. Charlottesville Tuesday club meets at Vera Shultz home with 17 members answering roll call and 55 books donated to the school library. Numerous relatives visit in Indianapolis and Anderson as part of weekend social rounds. The Colorado Republican
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Charlottesville
Vera Shultz
Ermadel Jessup
Irene Payne
Nora Williams
Charles Walker
Robert Scott
Elizabeth Gambrel
Maude Reiser
Luella Addison
Charles Pearson
Mary Jessup
Gertrude Jessup
Carl Carson
Fred Doebber
Wallace O. Lee
Indianapolis
Walter McAdams
Walnut Ridge
McAdam
Milton Ogeen
C. W. Gipson
Philip
Ronald Gipson
Jane Ann
Jesse
Mary Brookshire
Paul Logan
Maxwell
Fred.Fleming
Little Son
East 10Th Street
Fleming
Raymond Fleddermas
Cincinnati
Forrest Beck
Robert White
Bob McMillan
Clifford Thorpe
Patricia Roberts
Evansville
W. A. Dhonau
C. S. Winslow
Frank Fox
W. J. Henley
A. L. Tuttle
Seymour
Laura Benson
Alexandria
Anderson
Shelbyville
Marion Stevens
Indiana Chamber Charts Soaring Social Security Costs
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce reports annual social security costs in Indiana exceed all other state services at over 100 million dollars and would rise by about 180 million under the Wagner Murray Dingell bill. It notes education used to top spending and calls for measured system improvements while warning against excesses and social experimentation. About 90 million funds go to old age survivors, unemployment, and public assistance, with the rest to township relief and health and benevolent services.
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Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Hoosier
Congress
Chamber
Indiana Chamber
State Chamber
Indiana opens 11 state forests to public shooting and recreation
Milt on Matter of the Indiana Department of Conservation announced the opening of 11 state forests for public shooting and recreation with existing fish and game laws. Two zones Wells county game preserve and Scales Lake near Boonville are excluded. Private field trials may receive new permits and forester Ralph F. Wilcox notes potential expansion to 0.5 to 0.75 million acres, with economic and recreational benefits. Fire hazards and drought conditions may restrict access as needed.
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Indiana
Milton Matter
Indiana Department of Conservation
Wells County
Scales Lake
Boonville
Division of Forestry
Wilcox
Women Responsible for Safety in Home
Mrs. T Eugene Bailey, Indiana Farm Safety committee, warns in the Hoosier Farmer that home accidents cause 32 500 deaths and 4 850 000 injuries annually. She urges women to lead safety at home and in communities, urging cautious rural homes. The piece also offers chick-raising tips and litter management for initial days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Eugene Bailey
Indiana Farm Safety Committee
Hoosier Farmer
Indiana Farm Bureau
Bailey
State Nurseries to Grow Native Shrubs for Public Plantings
Indiana forestry officials announced that state tree nurseries will now cultivate native redbud dogwood and similar shrubs for planting on state properties. Parks and forests will feature more blossoms as a result of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dept
Indiana
Hoosier
Indiana Department of Conservation
Milton Matter
Forestry Division
Matter
Local Extension Agents Broadcast on WIBC Schedule
A special farm radio program starts on WIBC April 30 with all Indiana polis district extension agents broadcasting. The state extension service cooperates, airing Sunday mornings at 8:00. Local agents will broadcast in September with Marjorie Suttle on September 8, C L Spuller on September 22, and Stanley Watts on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIBC
Indianapolis
State Extension Service
Marjorie Suttle
C. L. Spuller
Stanley Watts
Sheep Feet Trimming Tips Add Twice-Yearly Care
Farmers advised to trim sheep feet at least twice annually using hand pruning shears as a simple effective tool. Proper trimming helps prevent overgrowth and lameness, supporting healthier flocks and easier movement.
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National Convention
Edna Windsor
Mary Tweedy
Gertrude Bash
Ann Stager
Martha Nelle Small
Cubs
Kanteen
den Chiefs
Norman McCorkle
Jackie Jackson
Josephine Alexander
Flossie McCorkle
Ratliff
N, Wash, St
Alhambra
Knightstown
Marietta
Geo. C. Wyatt & Co
Rushville
Foster B. Wilson
Rush County
Dida
By d’Alessio
Flora Hunt
Naomi Ray
Esther Hunt
Mildred Nigh
DeWitt Foster
Gouldie Kyser
George B. Moore
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Elks Club
John Davis
Wilbur McCorkle
Fred Donoho
Ollie Brown
Arlington
Claude Pearson
Forest E. Overschlake
Friend
Ohio
Pearson
Mr. Overschlake
Lawrence
Thomas Talbert
Harry Brakefield
Ben Nelson
Joyce
Carl Carson. Jr
Russell Siler
Ralph True
Howard Crim
Charles Wicker
Jeanne Veach
Kelly
Thomas Snell Jr
New Castle
Colorado Republican
Bayshack Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Indiana Sociat Securig
India
Ellis Feed Store
Carthage, Indiana
Will McKee
Container Corporation of America
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