Walaaam Penns Treaty With the Indians
A Home Journal retelling of William Penn’s peaceful dealings with the Delaware and other tribes. It describes Penn buying land, forming friendships, a peace treaty under an elm by the Delaware River, and a promise of unity among white settlers and Native peoples. The article notes the treaty was never sworn to or broken, attributed to Ruby Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Penn
William Penn
Delaware River
Indiana
Ruby Magee
Farm Bureau Objects To Higher Than Maximum Tax Rate
Indiana Farm Bureau tax and legislative director Lewis Taylor criticizes local units for proposing budgets above legal caps. He urges adherence to post General Assembly tax laws and warns that delinquencies will be pursued, while noting no municipal default has fully repudiated debts. He argues taxpayers should not bear extra costs and urges prudence amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Taylor
Indiana Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Supreme Court
State Farm Bureau
Birthday Supper for Mrs Newby and Mrs Dunn
Ye Olde Gange hosted a Tuesday night pitch in at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Chonan to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Roy Newby and Mrs D P Dunn. Attending were Mr and Mrs Roy Newby Mr and Mrs D P Dunn W R Z ion of Knights town Mrs Mary Hubbard Mrs Katherine Kennedy and Mrs Grace H Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chonan
Roy Newby
D. P. Dunn
W. R. Zion
Knightstown
Mary Hubbard
Katherine Kennedy
Grace. H. Porter
Lawrence Johnson Visits Dr Miller Family Over Weekend
Lawrence Johnson of Middletown Ohio spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs Miller and daughter Vera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Johnson
Middletown, C
F. M.miller
Vera
Secure A Permit Before Shipping Pigs To Market
Farmers warned by the Indiana Farm Bureau to obtain permits from the Secretary of Agriculture before shipping pigs to terminal markets. Do not ship until after heavy runs in pens and alleys are cleaned and a permit is received from the commission firm. Without permits, bonus payments may be withheld and pigs with permits are bought for slaughter first while others are held, increasing feed costs and disease risk. About 2,000,000 pigs have already been received toward the 4,000,000 AAA quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Indiana Farm Bureau
AAA
Wal ter Addison and Frances Addison Guests of Mrs Ailes
Mr and Mrs Jeff Leisure and Mrs Katherine Ailes hosted a Sunday dinner near Andersonville. Mrs Walter Addison, who had stayed with Mrs Ailes since Wednesday, left for home with them.
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Jeff Leisure
Walter Addison
Frances Addison
Katherine Ailes
Andersonville
Ailes
Funeral services for Mrs Stella Kullmer
Funeral services for Mrs Stella Kullmer were held Saturday at the Gause home. She died Thursday in Indianapolis from asthma. She was organist for the First Friends church and member there. Survived by husband daughter Mary Ann and her parents Dr and Mrs C C Gause. Interment at Newcastle. Rev David M Edwards officiated. D P Dunn in charge. Program notes mention quiet gathering and no prelude or choir numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Kullmer
C. C. Gause
Kullmer
Indianapolis
Helen
First Friends Church
Mary Ann
David M. Edwards
Newcastle
D. P. Dunn
Stella Gause Kullmer
Bible School
Indiana University Boy Scout Day at Bloomington
Bloomington hosts the 7th annual Indiana University Boy Scout Day on September 30 for the Miami Indiana football game. Scouts and officials are guests, with a luncheon added and events including music indoor sports and a Shaver address. Winners receive $75 Alpha Phi Omega awards toward next fall at IU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
I. U
Indiana
W. W. Shaver
Chicago
Paul V. McNutt
Geo. C. Cole
William Lowe Bryan
Ndiana
White River
Sailing A cross Europe and Celebrated Buildings
Negley Farson recounts a journey from the North Sea to the Black Sea via the Rhine and Danube and canal stages begun by Charlemagne. Bryant presents The Childrens Book Of Celebrated Buildings detailing fifty architecturally notable structures with descriptive illustrations for young readers.
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Negley —Farson
Europe
Rhine
Danube
Charlemine
Jura Mountains
North Sea
Black
Bryant
Childrens
Miss Marie Johnson Weds Arthur Kellogg in Des Moines
Miss Marie Johnson and Arthur Kellogg of Des Moines Iowa married last Sunday at 4 PM Dr David M Edwards of Indianapolis performed the ceremony Miss Johnson is a niece of Miss Eva Johnson of this place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Johnson
Arthur Kellogg
Des Moines
Iowa
David M. Edwards
Indianapolis
Johnson
Eva Johnson
Tax Board Slashes Registration and Pension Budgets
The county tax adjustment board met in the courthouse and approved reductions in registration expenses and old age pensions. The group cut the registration budget from 3 500 to 1 800 and trimmed other line items including surveyor and coroner costs. They also lowered the old age pension appropriation from 25 000 to 15 000, with state matching expected. Frank Hudelson of Mays was named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tax Adjustment Board
Paul V. McNutt
Frank Hudelson
Mays
Pendleton’s 68-Year-Old School Bell Rings Again
The Pendleton west building bell marks the start of another school year for lower grades in the old red brick campus. Built during the Civil War era, the structure is long condemned, with plans for a new grade school while the historic bell endures in memory for generations.
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Greenfield
Old West
Pendleton
Children of
William Carter
Andrew Taylor
A. B
J. B. Taylor
Carter
Taylor
Church Fair a Broad Success with Community Support
The Church Fair drew large crowds over several days and generated much goodwill. Winners in the Pet and Doll parades included Marshall Gardner and Rowena Baker, while races saw Charles Whitfield and Rosalee Humes victorious. A unified Sunday service featured musical performances by Prof. Cecil Erwin and others, with thanks extended to all contributors.
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Church
Murice Gardner
Frances Collins
Ruth Coline Brammel
Rowena Baker
Patrica Alexander
Pattie Jane Colbert
Canning Factory
N. Schoolfield
Henry Stinger
Cecil Erwin
Harmony
Jane Kettering
Schoolfield
Returns from Abroad
DuBois of Woodland California sailed August 31 from Oslo Norway on the Scandinavian American liner United States and arrived in New York September 12. He paused in town Saturday to Sunday with Mrs Will Siler and plans a Chicago stop to visit the World’s Fair. He regrets the visit being brief.
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DuBois
Woodland
California
Europe
Olsa
Norway
United States
New York
Will Siler
Chicago
Indiana University advances 60 man football practice squad
Bloomington Ind Sept 22 Ralph Renegar formerly of Newcastle is among 60 men called for football practice at Indiana University last week. Coach E C Hayes trains the squad for the opening game with Miami University September 30. Noted for flashy runs by Sawicki Babb and McDonald and the driving of Wendell Walker the team relies on Sabik Weller Antonini and Lyons for long passing combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Ralph Renegar
Newcastle
I. U
Miami University
E. C. Hayes
Indiana University Grid
Larry Sawicki
Jesse Babb
Johnny McDonald
Wendell Walker
Adolph Sabik
Don Weller
Ettore Antonini
Fritz Lyons
Henley Henley Riggs marriage announced in Holton
Announcement reports the marriage of Mrs Edna Riggs Rushville to Grant Henley Holton Kansas on Saturday August 26. The couple will reside in Rushville after the ceremony and will live here.
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Edna Riggs
Rushville
Grant Henley
Holton
Kansas
Mrs. Henley
Tweedy Lumber Co Announces Corn Pen Floor and Cover Lumber
Tweedy Lumber Co warns buyers about new corn pen floor and cover lumber options with prices advertised as right for quick decision.
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Tweedy Lumber Co
Surprise Party for Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henley
Neighbors hosted a Wednesday night surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henley. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Henley, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Tetrick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newby, and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Henley
A. J. Carr
C. G. Hill
Oren Henley
Vergil Tetrick
Roy Newby
H. O. Pitts
Mr and Mrs C G Hill Spend Tuesday in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs C G Hill traveled to Indianapolis for a midweek visit Tuesday, pausing to visit local sights and return later that day.
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Mrs. C. G. Hill
Indianapolis
E L B W Postponed and Conference Ahead at Fletcher Church
News from Fletcher M E Church notes the E L B W postponement this week after a church cleanup. Missionary meeting was held at Miss Emma Overman's. Next Sunday marks the last Sunday before Conference with sermons by Rev N Schoolfield on God The Great Poet and Man His Greatest Poem. Delegates to Conference to be elected. Mr and Mrs Schoolfield depart for Conference September 27 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Overman
N. Schoolfield
God
Sunday Schedule Ties to Indiana Yearly Meeting
Friends Church sets Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m The service reflects the Indiana Yearly Meeting events held in Richmond This church invites members to attend Fletcher M and church services in the evening with no local evening service.
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Indiana Yearly Meeting
Richmond
Fletcher M
Red Cross Conference Set for Indianapolis Program
Indiana Red Cross delegates from across the state gather in Indianapolis for a two day conference starting September 28. Speakers include Miss Mabel T Boardman Everett Dix and H J Hughes with William Fortune presiding at luncheons. Topics cover Unemployment Relief life saving demonstrations and social service plans.
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Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Indiana
Indianapolis
McNutt
Rom
The
Mabel T. Boardman
Everett Dix
H.J. Hughes
William Fortune
National Central Committee
William H. H. Book
Governor’s Unemployment Relief Commission
Dwight C. Spillman
Richmond
Washington
Man Injured in Fall From Board at Newby Farm
Irvin M. Hill was painting at the Newby farm when a board gave way and he fell about eighteen feet. He sprained his left ankle and fractured two ribs and was transported to town in D. P. Dunn's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin M. Hill
Mr. Hill
Newby Farm
D. P. Dunn
Clarence Dyer Wins Prizes At Indiana State Fair
Clarence Dyer earned first honors for white comb honey and top honors for a Golden Italian Bees display. He also took first in white extracted honey and best dozen two pound jars of white extracted honey at the Indiana State Fair.
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Clarence Dyer
Mary Lou Alexander Falls From Hotel Window Injures Minor
Mary Lou Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Alexander escaped serious injury after falling about fifteen feet from a second story hotel window last Monday afternoon. She was playing and leaned out the window to go downstairs landing on concrete and suffering only a bruised leg and a scratched nose.
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Mary Lou Alexander
Joseph Alexand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walaaam Penn
Farm Bureau
Library Notes
Johnson —' Kellogg
TAX Board
Henley — Riggs
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