Arlington News World of Rushville Social Ties
Mrs Mark Stout visited Rushville on Wednesday. Numerous Rushville residents attended the M E church chicken supper Friday night. Indiana University student Frank Miller returned to Bloomington. Weekend visits spanned Indiana, Indianapolis, Carthage, Homer, Morristown, and nearby towns with multiple family gatherings and reunions.
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Mark Stout
Rushville
C. Earl Downey
Herbert Alexander
Derby Green
Megee
James Tarbet
Ol Dale
M. E
al Carr
Carthage
William Brown
Son Worth
Dunreith
Frank Miller
Near Homer
Bloomington
Indiana University
Austen Smith
South of Morristown
Walter Moore
Marilyn Ryse
Mary Lucille Ritter
Marilyn Jean Bogue
Ina Lee Drake
Letha Carwein
Geraldine Roberts
Elmer Bogue
Lowell Ritter
Here
Dorothy
Marilyn Shepler
Sharlee Kizer
Maude Porter
Ervin L. Renegar
William and
Robert Inglehart
Cincinnati
Fred McFatridge
Harry Steel
Harry Gosnell and Sons
Rigsbee Farlow
Jake Reeves
Harry Joyner
George T. Beckett
O. P. Wamsley
Carrie Miller
Ily
Elmer Branam
Charles Morgan
Lee
Carl Fletcher
John
Jo Miller
Ben Percell
Homer
Indianapolis
Willetta Winkler
Kathryn Earnest
William Henry Beckner
Johnnie Swain
H. G. Conaway
D. M. Dearinger
Tom Kelley
Frank Catt
Perry Collins
John Earnest
Cleora Jordan
Mable Cummis
Sylvia Stout
Carlos Heath
Thomas Bird
Richards
Memorial Park
Merle Sto.4
Charles. Alexander
Russell Eaton
Clairmont
Pete Jones
James Allison
Covington
Alfred Allison
Jesse Norris
Anna McDaniel
Delbert Winkler
Juanita
Edna Downey
Winkler
Rushville Memorial Park
Carl Dearinger
William Webster
Morristown
Russell Kennard
Lindley Winslow
Franklin
A. L. Winslow
Owen Long
Layro
Long
Warren Nelson
Gladys Marsh
Vena Marsh
Marcella Downey
Ora Beckner
Kathleen
Norma Alsman
Chas. Alsman
Franklin Heath
Paul Matthews
Shubert Joyner
Eston Macey
Joe Readle
Birt Heifner
Leroy Moore
Bert Jordan
Howard Stout
Fred Catt
Harry Hauk
George Alexander
Roy Swain
Ertle Price
Frank Whitton
Gernie Ernest
Stella Davis
Hugh Birt
Howard Hauk
Oscar Miller
Ruth Lee
Stella Woods
Harry Gosnell
Earl Downey
Howard Ernest
Frank Laurence
Fannie Ennis
Mary Lawrence
Dorothy Sharp
Dick Nelson
Robert Maier
Greensburg
Margaret Shauck
Leroy Catt
Clell Dearinger
Raymond Overleese
Raymond Wicher
Raymond Oldham
Oakley Sampson
James Hyatt
Jesse Stout
Lowell Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Urban Kennedy
James Cadwallader
Near Gowdy
Glen Myers
Richmond
Earnest Beckner
Reeves Woods
Geo. Carwein
Elmer Hutchinson
Knightstown
Hutchinson
Charles Northam and
Arlington
Howard Winslow, Jr
Purdue University
New Deal Checks Hit Nonfarm Firms Amid Hog Rearing
The report notes nineteen individuals received government checks exceeding $10,000 each under the New Deal program while a single nonfarming firm collected $150,000, highlighting nonagricultural beneficiaries in relief efforts.
Governor Cuts Utility Rates Saving Ka Millions
Governor All orders reduced utility rates across the state of Kansas. Estimated savings for residents amount to about 1 million dollars annually, easing household budgets. The measure aims to lower living costs and drive economic relief.
U S Loses Trade by New Treaties
Washington reports show the United States running red ink on foreign trade in early 1936 under the New Deal reciprocal tariff system.Exports declined with 14 of 51 nations while imports rose from 1.644 billion in 1934 to 2.047 billion in 1935. Germany remains excluded from the tariff benefits. The Cuba surplus widened, and Canada and Sweden shifted to deficits or reduced surpluses as the era’s tariff policy reshaped the balance of trade.
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Washington, D. C
New Deal
Department of Commerce
United States
United Sta
Germany
Cordell Hull
Cuba
Brazil
Canada
Sweden
Landon Fulfills All Promises as Kansas Governor
Alf Landon serves four years as Kansas chief executive and keeps every campaign pledge and platform plank.
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Kansas
Alf Landon
Church News Sets Two Services With Sunday School
The notice announces two services next Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and Meeting for Worship at 10 30. It notes cooler weather may boost attendance and invites members to attend the Indi ana Yearly Meeting opening September 23 and 27. A Homecoming is planned for the second Sunday in October and all members are urged to keep that date open.
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Conference of Indiana Yearly Meeting
Wesleyan Methodist Schedule Announced by Pastor Manchester
Wesleyan Methodist Church under Pastor W. G. Manchester presents Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Class meeting at 10 30 a.m. Prayer meeting planned for Tuesday evening at seven.
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Wesleyan Methodist
W. G. Manchester
Landoncuts Kansas spending amid Roosevelt deficits
The article contrasts President Roosevelt’s policy of spending twice revenue with Kansas Governor Alf M Landon trimming state expenses to keep expenditures within revenue, noting a large national deficit while Kansas avoids overspending.
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Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
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