Wilbur Young Named Chairman of World Clothing Week Board
Wilbur Young Indiana State Superintendent of Public Instruction is named Chairman of the National Sponsoring Committee of School Superintendents for World Clothing Week. The program, under Christian Children's Fund, seeks used clothing for orphans and needy people in 30 countries, including the United States. A wide range of nations receive aid and disaster relief clothing, with Mr. Young stressing the global shortage of garments and the project’s practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Young
World Clothing
WFEK
Indiana
Young
Leland D. Carmack
World Clothing Week
United States
Christian Childrens Fund, Inc
Christian
Children’s Fund
Arctic Circle
Equator
The
Christian Children’s Fund
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Purma
Finland
France Free China
Greece
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Korea
Lapland
Lebanon
Macau
Malaya
Mexico
Okinawa
Pakistan
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Syria
Viet Nam
Germany
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
World C
Spompnng Ao Oy
Christian Children’s Fund, Inc
Hoeing Holstein Herd Tops Rush County Dairy
The Holstein herd owned by Lee Hoeing and son of Rushville township led the Rush County Dairy Horn Improvement Association for September with 44.0 pounds butterfat and 1249 pounds milk per cow. Summary by Otis Willis, official contester.
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Addison F
Rushville Township
Gene Gardner
Ripley Township
Lea
Hoeing and Son
Marbro
Jonas and Linville
Leving and Son
Holstein
Bearl Addison
Jersey
Leo Hoeing and Son
Stanley Carrington
Guernsey
Rush County
Otis Willis
Lee Hoeing
Do You Remember When
October 25 1946 notes recall local obituaries births weddings and events in Carthage and surrounding areas. Frank B Morris 76 was found dead at his home west of Carthage by Edward Fenner and son. Several local residents are mentioned with travels promotions and civic events including a wedding at 414 North Arlington Indianapolis and a Young People convention in Richmond. Rush County reports a strong corn crop with 5 acre field checks guiding Purdue yield estimates to be released near Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Morris
Carthage
Edward K. Fenner
Elmer Fenner
Elizabeth Sweet
Portland
Oregon
Alice Gates
Indianapolis
McGuire
Eli Lilly Plant
Robert C. Zimmerman
U. S. Navy
Navy
Fred Zimmerman
Lowell Brown
Charles Whitfield
Harold Phelps
Clarence Addison
Bloomington
Randolph Reames
Miss Chappell
Henry L. Stenger
North
Arlington Ave
Myrtle Lucille Divelbiss
L. R. Divelbiss
Mays
Charles A. Weber
Juanita King
Marjorie Brown
Richmond
Albert Ray
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Melissa M. McCorkle Dead at 69 After Flu Pneumonia
Mrs. Melissa M. McCorkle aged 69 dies Tuesday evening at 6 45 from flu pneumonia. Survived by husband James McCorkle and three sons Alonzo Charles and Loren plus a brother and sister. John C Gray couple announce marriage of their...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa M. McCorkle
James McCorkle
Alonzo
Charles
Loren
John C. Gray
Surplus Agricultural Exports Rise Since 1953
Since 1953, five and a half billion dollars of farm surpluses have been moved from storage and farm exports have risen by eleven percent.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth Rhodes
Postoffice
Clarence Dyer
Center Township
Paul Crane
Purdue Agriculture Experiment Station
Mays High School
Purdue Agricultural Conference
Color Film Service
Henley
Baushack: Fertilizer Co
Rushville
Farm News
George B. Hall
Hall Sales
Hall Motor Sales
Sales & Service Cae
Knightstown
Ind
Mary Elizabeth
Robert L. Rea
Columbus
Edwin B. Heifner
Muncie State Normal
Social Science Club
John Coffin
O. C. McCarty
H. T. Beher
Hallowe’en Bridge
McCarty
Grover Shimer
Will J. Coleman
Miami, Fla
Allen Blacklidge
Purdue
Fisher
Chevrolet
GqHinny
Mays, Ind
Phillips 66
Sharp Oil Co
Warrick St
Knightstown, Indiana
Federal Land Bank Loans
Rush
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Mie
Carthage Hardware
Congress
Gerald C. Carmony
10Th District
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