Meeting on New Wheat Adjustment Program for 1936 39
A meeting to explain the new four year wheat adjustment program for 1936 to 1939 will be held Monday evening September 16 at 7 30 at the Library. Roy Herkless chairs the committee. Brown the county agent will attend and officers will be elected. All wheat growers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herkless
Brown
Bloomington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Indiana
AAA
Washington
George E. Farrell
AAA Wheat Section
Building earnings rise in 1935 first half across 350 firms
The 1935 first half earnings show a 17.1 percent gain for 350 companies across 30 industries. Building materials surge 171.5 percent, machinery up 125.1 percent. FHA reports insured notes and mortgages through July 31 totaling 252,222,294 to back modernization and housing loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Open season on pheasants suspended in Indiana for one year
Virgil M. Simmons announces a one year suspension of the five day open season for cock pheasants due to a state wide survey. The move aims to boost stock through artificial propagation with about eighteen thousand pheasants released last year and expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Indiana
Division of Fish and Game
Dogs Start Worrying Over World’s Decline
Opinion note mocks widespread pessimism about society’s fate. The author jokes that if the world is deteriorating, the dogs may notice first and have good reason to worry.
NYA plans work projects for Indiana youth
Edward E. Edwards announces NYA plan to create part time jobs for 16 to 25 year olds not in school, allotting wages by area. Projects run through WPA, with construction and survey work on community buildings parks and camps. Selection via U.S. Employment Service. funds limited and first come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Edwards
National Youth Administration
John J. Carson
NYA
Washington
Works Progress Aditin Vistration
WPA
Vigo
Indiana
United Staes
Mr. Edwards
Miss Winfield Hosts Bridge Club Event Wednesday
Miss Juanita Winfield entertained the bridge club at her home on Wednesday night. Prizes were awarded to Miss Juanita King and Miss Betty Lou Dhonan. Refreshments were served to guests including Miss Rosalie Humes Miss Avtha Jean Kiser Miss Arminta Moore Miss Carolyn Norris Miss Maxine Ewing and host Miss Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Winfield
Bridge Club
Juanita King
Betty Lou Dhonan
Rosalie Humes
Avtha Jean Kiser
Arminta Moore
Carolyn Norris
Maxine Ewing
Miss Winfield
Amy Wilkins Weds Chas Bennett In Greenfield Ceremony
Miss Amy Lucille Wilkins of near Fountaintown married Charles E. Bennett of near Morristown in a double ring ceremony at Rev. Orrow Kemmerly's home in Greenfield. Attendants were Bertha May Bennett and Ernest Wood. Both couples share long local roots and the bride and groom are graduates of New Palestine High School class of 1932. The wedding date marked the Wilkins and Bennett parents’ anniversaries. The couple will live on a farm near Fountain Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lucille Wilkins
Fountaintown
Charles E. Bennett
Morristown
Orrow Kemmerly
Greenfield
Bertha May Bennett
Ernest Wood
Bennett
New Palestine High School
David Wilkins
Howard Bennett
Death at Arlington Canning Factory Claims 19 Year Old
Charles Dale Adams aged 19 died after his head was caught in a chain drag conveyor at the Arlington canning factory when lights failed. Funeral services were held at Arlington Christian Church with burial at Arlington Cemetery. He was a Arlington High School graduate and survived by his mother Mrs George Trennepohl steps father Ora Adams Miami Fla brother Gowdy Adams and sister Beatrice Grinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Christian Church
Charles Dale Adams
Arlington Canning Factory
Rev. Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
L. W. Hauk
Morristown
Adams
George T.kiuncpohl
Rushville
Arlington High School
George Trennepohl
West First Street
Ora Adams
Miami
Fla
Gowdy Adams
Beatrice Grinsley
Florida
Ladies' Aid Holds Meeting at Mrs Behr Home
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. J. R. Behr's home for their regular monthly gathering. Due to many members working at DeSchipper canning factory, attendance was light. Mrs. Terhune presided in Mrs. Ed Ruby's absence. refreshments followed for those present. Attendees included Emma Overman, Arthur White, Flo Lireback, Helen Brown, Narcissus Gates, Katherine Kennedy, Mary Wilcott, Nora Miner, Ella Nelson, Mabel Schoolfield, with Nelson and Miner assisting as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
J. R. Behr
DeSchipper Canning Factory
Terhune
Ed Ruby
Emma Overman
Arthur White
Birth of Carol Sue, Baby Girl for Mr and Mrs Scott Matthew
Mr and Mrs Scott Matthew of Newcastle announce the birth of a baby girl named Carol Sue last Thursday afternoon. The infant weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs Matthews is daughter of Mrs Harry Albion of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Matthew
Newcastle
Carol Sue
Mathews
Harry Albion
Mrs. Lora Addison Of M-Town Dies
Morristown resident Mrs. Lora Bessie Addison died at home last Tuesday at 3 00 PM after five weeks of illness from complications. She was 48 and survived by husband, three daughters Opal Williams Mae Lowe Frieda Addison, one son Howard D Addison, four brothers Howard Robb William Robb Bert and John Robb. Private funeral at her home Thursday 2 00 PM with Rev Loy Snow of Nazarene Church officiating. Burial at Asbury cemetery. L V Hauk funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Bessie Addison
Morristown
Funeral held for Shelbyville sisters burned by embers
Two young sisters Betty Lou and Julia Ann Wainscott ages 7 and 5 died after clothes were ignited by embers of a trash fire in an alley near 222 East Taylor Street Shelbyville. A. E. Cowley officiated at First Baptist Church. Burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Betty Lou
Julia Ann Wainscott
East Taylor Street
A. E. Cowley
Forest Hill Cemetery
Loren H. Murphy
W. S. Major
Theodore Wainscott
Jack Wallace
Richard
Paul Robert
Patricia Jane Wainscott
Joe Wainscott
Nelson Bowmanall
Infant Sullivan Dies At Birth In Morristown
Infant Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sullivan Morristown died at birth shortly before noon Monday. Survived by parents one sister Marjorie and grandparents Will Freeland Greenfield and Joseph Sullivan near Gwynneville. Rev H M Reed Morristown Christian Church officiated 4:30 p m service and L V Hauk led burial at Hanover cemetery south of Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
John Sullivan
Morristown
Marjorie
Will Freeland
Greenfield
Joseph Sullivan
Gwynneville
H. M. Reed
Papa quail assumes nest duties after mate dies
In Jasper-Pulaski state game preserve a male quail replaces his deceased mate on the nest. He hatched twelve of eighteen eggs, caring for the brood with evident pride and steadfast mothering behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper-Pulaski State Game Preserve
Morristown Announces First Annual Dahlia Show
The free amateur Dahlia Show will be held at L. V. Hauk funeral parlor in Morristown on Saturday September 14 from 2 to 10. Entries must be placed by noon and grown by entrants. Seventeen classes with ribbons for first and second. Dan Forsyth of Franklin to judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Hauk
Morristown
Elmer Johnson
Arthur Shelton
Wilbur Brown
Dan Forsyth
Franklin
Local Water Project Is Turned Down
Finly H. Gray congressman from the Tenth district returns from Washington and announces his office will stay open there for all matters while he takes a rest. He will not reopen the Connersville office but will be in his law office every Saturday afternoon to meet constituents. All inquiries and letters should be directed to Washington for handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finly H. Gray
Congress
Washington
Connersville
Civil Service Examinations Announced by U S Government
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Junior engineer, Associate electrochemist, and Director Child Welfare division with yearly salaries from 2 000 to 6 500 dollars. Appointments in most states fall short of quotas. full information available from local civil service boards or the commission in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
South Dakota
Tah
Iowa
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, DC
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
Revival at Homer Christian Union Church to Run Two Weeks
Revival services begin Monday evening at Homer Christian Union Church and will run for two weeks led by Rev. Walter James with assistance from Rev. L D Reynolds of Olivet United Brethren Dayton Ohio. Special music planned each evening with themed nights including Young People's Night Men's Night and a candle light communion Sunday night. Second week features Ladies Night and Family Night with no Saturday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Christian Union Church
Walter James
L. D. Reynolds
Olivet United Brethren Church
Dayton
Reynolds
Michigan
Rev Davison Addresses Gwynneville Crowd on World Conference
Rev F E Davison formerly of Gwynneville church now in Oak Park Illinois spoke to a large Gwynneville church audience. He reviewed the World Conference of the Disciples of Christ held August in Leicester England and described travels through England Germany France and Italy with battlefield scenes from World War in France. Milo J Smith California church official attended along with Shelbyville and Morristown representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Davison
Gwynneville
Italy
France
Milo J. Smith
Church of Christ
California
Church
Board of Temperance and Social Welfare
Shelbyville
Morristown
Stranded Game Fish Rescued by Wardens in Two Counties
More than twenty thousand game fish were placed in Greene and Daviess county streams after low water left them stranded. Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, announced that wardens led the rescue as a state wide program. In the effort wardens also killed over three thousand gar and dog-fish species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Daviess County
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Carthage Water Project Fails Under Federal Rejection
Carthage town council president says a local water project approved 5 to 1 last April was rejected by H L Hopkins federal P W A administrator in Washington D C. Hopkins argues the project would not aid relief as Rush county workers are largely employed. Sattler has messaged senators Minton and Van Nuys and Representative Gray and written Hopkins. Engineers aim to reopen the case. statewide about 2 000 projects were turned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sattler
Carthage
H. L. Hopkins
Washington, D.C
Hopkins
Rush County
Sattler
Minton
van Nuy
Representative Gray
Washington
Indiana
Return of Pastor Voted At Local Church Meeting
Church officials unanimously approved the pastor’s return and delegated Arthur Lineback to present the action to the District Superintendent at the Fourth Quarterly meeting. Missionary Society meets Thursday, Ladies Aid Market Saturday, service schedule for Sept 15 listed with special music by Richard Gardner and Wilna Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lineback
Missionary Society
James Terhune
Ladies Aid
McCarty
J. R. Behr
Epworth League
Richard Gardner
Morristown
Wilna Woods
Arlington
Makers of a New World sermon at Carthage Friendly Church
Carthage Friends Church schedules 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 morning worship. The pastor continues a series on The Makers of a New World focusing on Science as ally of religion. Friendly Circle provides music. Monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 to discuss plans for the new year. Fall mid week services begin Thursday evening next week with a special announcement to follow.
Daughter Christenend at Fletcher M. E. Church
Rev and Mrs N I Schoolfield had their daughter Carol Ione christened by Dr McFall at the Quarterly Conference program held Tuesday night at Fletcher M E Church Rushville involved families and church ceremony was the main event of the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. I. Schoolfield
Carol Ione
Dr. McFall
Rushville
Fletcher M. E. Church
Collision at 3-Mile Bridge North Of Carthage
Two cars collide at the 3 mile bridge north of Carthage early Monday. Charles Heim of Knightstown drives one car and a New Castle employee drives the other. No injuries reported though both vehicles sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Charles Heim
Knightstown
New Castle
No Doubt of It Iowa Hog Breeder Claims Noiseless Hogs
A Iowa breeder asserts he has developed noiseless hogs, boosting his claim to being the premier innovator in quiet swine, a feather in his cap amid competition and public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Man
Mother Nature
Rescue of Stranded Game Fish Aims to Boost Indiana Angling
The effort to recover game fish stranded by high waters in Indiana is highlighted as a crucial step toward improving fishing conditions. Local fisheries officials emphasize preserving stock and restoring angling opportunities across affected waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
PHEAS
Amy Wilkins
Chas. Bennett
Lad
Canning Factory
Ladies’ Aid
Lora Addison
M-Town
F. Gray
Wash'n’ton
Davison
Chugh Notes
Carthage Friends Church
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!