Charlo ttesville social notes bunch of visits and trips
Charlottesville residents report visits from relatives and friends across Indiana and nearby states. Trips include New York Panama Canal plans, Indianapolis shopping, and Sunday church events. multiple dinners, hospital calls, and club meetings noted with numerous names and towns.
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Benton Morris
New Castle
Clara
Lizzie Overman
Homer Biddlecum
Gene Silver
Riley Hospital
Carol Owens
John O'Young
Ralph Zapf
Florence Heifner
Greenfield
Cosmopolitan Club
Lawrence Wright
Cleveland
John White
Bobby
Paul Nicholas
Harvey Fry
Omer Ruggles
Indianapolis
Art Rhonemus
Winchester
Hubert Rhonemus
Muncie
Bud Ruggles
Elmer Collins
Stringtown
Reeves Shinn
Seattle
Wash
Friend’s
Wayman Herkless
Elizabeth Garland
J. R. Garland
Tillie
Grace Porter
Verna Hill
Alice Hill
Carthage
Ida
Miriam Jessup
Missionary Union of Friends In America
Biddlecum
Edgar White
Ethel White
Esther Hill
Nellie Macy
Margery Glover
Lawrence Wales
Paul Masters
Wilkinson
Chas. F. Reeves
Terre Haute
Luke Walton
Indiana Iowa Homecoming Clash Set Amid Festivities
Bloomington Indiana prepares for Homecoming with fraternity sorority displays and pageantry. The Indiana Iowa football game marks the main event guest alumni and former students attend events from Friday Pow Wow banquet to Saturday Alumni dinner band ball and 2 pm game. Tickets include reserved seats and 5000 general admission at 1.25 each.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
I. U
Indiana-Iowa
Ben Bloom
Columbia City
I. A
L. Fisher
Iowa
Hoosiers
Fisher
Divorce Granted Over Psychic Communication dispute
Mrs Helen Howard of Belmont Massachusetts won a divorce after claiming she could not sleep due to her husband attempting to establish psychic communication with his receptors.
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Helen Howard
Belmont, Mass
Bright Lantern Lights Night Target For Fred Marx
Inventor Jackson Burgess of Chicago unveils a portable lantern claimed to be 180 times brighter than the best two cell flashlight. The lantern can read a newspaper by its light a half mile away and may serve defense and emergency aviation needs.
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Pretty Ida Sherman
Fred Marx
Jackson Burgess
Chicago
Local Social Roundup From Gwynneville and Nearby Communities
Social notes list visits and gatherings across Gwynneville Brown County and surrounding areas. People shown include Mary Blanche Poer Doris Nigh Earnestine Nigh and family, Spiegel and Henderson households, Irvine Post Wilcoxon members, and attendees at a Democratic tea hosted by Price Scott.
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Christian Spiegel
Charles Spiegel
Ralph Henderson
Earnestine Nigh
Marjorie
Kay Gene
Dorsey Smith
James
Lucinda
Brown County
Esther Unger
Wilbur Keaton
Bobbie
Ben Keaton
Floyd Unger
Harold Dyer
C. KE. Hurst
Price Scott
No Farm Recovery Here
The New Deal foreign trade policy failed to raise farm export values, which fell 9.2 percent from 1932 to 1939, while non-agricultural exports rose 90 percent and total exports up 51 percent. Agricultural export volumes dropped 36 percent with cotton down 58 percent, wheat and flour 15 percent, cured pork 22 percent, and lard 56 percent.
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New Deal
Indiana youth join state conservation drive in hands on work
Virgil M. Simmons notes thousands of Indiana youths participate in conservation through fish and game propagation, winter wildlife feeding, and tree planting. At Fortville, Junior Conservation Club and Girl Scouts Troop Two helped plant fish from hatcheries and learn propagation and transport. Across the state, over a thousand clubs teach natural resource care via school talks by conservation leaders, wardens, and department reps.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Fortville
Corn Poisoning Threat From Damaged Feed Hits Horses
In Indianapolis on October 17 the American Foundation for Animal Health warned farmers that damaged corn and moldy ears pose a growing risk of corn poisoning in farm horses. Thousands have died in corn belt states. warning urges sorting corn, avoiding wet fields, and watching horses for scratching, rolling, sluggishness, or staggers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Cat Causes Driver to Lose Control in Danville Crash
A black cat crossed the road before J. C. Tor ring's car at Danville New Jersey a few seconds earlier causing the driver to lose control and crash into a tree.
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J. C. Torring
Danville
N. J
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Bruce Grandison
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Milt Piepul
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Mary Blanche Poer
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Raymond Cross
Charles Irvine
Ed Post
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Hallie Guffin
Eugene Guffin
Pauline Guffin
Martha Leisure
Loretta Tribby
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Durst Beckner
Oliver Junkens
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