Carrollton Girls Organize 4 H Club Yet to Start
Twenty six girls in Carrollton township form a 4 H club for summer work with Mrs. Co V McCloskey named as club leader. Officers include President Margaret Snyder and Vice President Wilma Mummert with Annabelle Mummert as secretary and Frances Gardner as song leader. Members listed include Mildred Campbell Doris McCarty Josephine Beck Minnie Short Grace Short Mary E McCarty Dorabelle Pearson Betty Wickard Marie Allen Kathryne Dillon Elizabeth Seward Garnedean Gardner Doris Meek Delores Flora Margaret Catron Winifred Todd Mary Trent Dorothy Pullen Florence Albaugh Hessie Short Gertarde Smith Reba Allen Margar et Snyder Frances Gardner Wilma Mummert Annabelle Mummert.
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Carrollton
Carrollton Township
Co. V. McCloskey
Margaret Snyder
Wilma Mummert
Annabelle Mummert
Frances Gardner
Mildred Campbell
Doris McCarty
Josephine Beck
Minnie Short
Grace Short
Mary E. McCarty
Madison Township Club Girls Featured
Madison township club highlights a group of girls with activities and plans for community events. The report notes their involvement in local programs and upcoming meetings to organize projects and social events for residents.
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Madison Township Club
Madison Town
4 H Club Summer Program Led by Miss Golden Rule
The ship will undertake 4 H club work this summer under the leadership of Miss Golden Rule. The guiding team includes Margaret Clawson Wanda Airhart Lucile Clawson Donna Belle Zook Mary Fetterhoff Opal Shulthers Mabel Purcell Betty Erb Margaret Clavert Dorothy Eskridge Pauline Eskridge Martha Purcell Marjorie Dubes Evelyn Horner Mary Bell Thompson Mabel Campbell and Ruth Hoover.
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Margaret Clawson
Wanda Airhart
Lucile Clawson
Donnabelle Zook
Mary Fetterhoff
Opal Shulthers
Mabel Purcell
Betty’ Erb
Margaret Clavert
Dorothy Eskridge
Pauline Eskridge
Martha Purcell
Marjorie Dubes
Evelyn Horner
Marybell Thompson
Mabel Campbell
Ruth Hoover
Dairy Herd Improvement Group Hears Purdue Dairy Expert
At Camden last Monday April 21 seventeen members of the Carroll White Dairy Herd Improvement Association heard G A Williams Purdue dairy specialist discuss the value of the association. He cited rising butterfat and lower cost per pound from records since October and urged balanced rations and summer cot ton seed meal use. He also urged culling low producers while prices are favorable.
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Carroll- White Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Camden
G. A. Williams
Purdue
Williams
Raymond Jones
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. B. Meeker
Burnettsville
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Purdue Club Round Up and Grain Growers Program Overview
The article notes Purdue Club Round Up on May 7 and lists prize recipients from the Carrol County fair. It also outlines a Grain Growers cooperative marketing campaign to solicit farmer contracts, aims to aid cooperative producers, and explains price policy and misinformation issues related to the Federal Farm Board.
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Purdue
Carrol County Fair
Tte
Langston
Marguerite Payne
Margaret Lucy Martin
Kathleen ‘Yerkes
Helen, Yeakley
al- Smith
Lucile
Jenkins
Minnich
John ‘K.man
William Dilkinson
John
Joe Peterson
Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Madison Girls 4 Club Elects Officers
Madison 4 H club elects Marjorie Dukes as president Mabel Campbell as vice president Donnabelle Zook as secretary and Miss Golden Rule as club leader, outlining leadership for the newly organized group.
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Madison Girls
Madison
Hip
Marjorie Dukes
Mabel Campbell
Donnabelle Zook
Miss Golden Rule
Mount & Sons Supply Tack and Harness Items
Mount and Sons advertises supplying work harnesses collars pads halters bridles and related gear. The notice emphasizes a full range for farming horses and livestock work.
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Mount& Sons
Delphi School Notes Highlight May Sunshine Society Events
Mrs. Fred Craven Smith will address the Sunshine Society on Woods Flowers. May exhibits and visiting days run Wednesday through Thursday with a full schedule including Mother’s Day program, tea, music by the H.S. orchestra, and various demonstrations. Mary Agnes Bunnel and Mary Alice Cripe decorate Room 7. Kathryn Pierce wins in the RMD contest at Monticello.
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Fred Craven Smith
The
Sunshine Society
H.S. Orchestra
H. E. Department
Egg show honors and entry rules announced
First place in reading and second in voice go to John Sanderson and Ruth Hada erly claims second in piano while Chetina DeLong takes second in violin. Egg show classes include high school agriculture open entries and patrons classes with rules on entry deadlines and egg counts. Chester Garreton will judge the event for the Wea school in Tippecanoe county with a prize scale from 1.50 to 2.00 and ribbons for lower places.
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Reading
John Sanderson
Chetina DeLong
Ruth Hadaerly
Delphi
Pastor High
Eges
Disney
Chester Garreton
Wea
Tippecanoe County
Health Facts Child Health Day Program Set
The free event occurs tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the local armory inviting parents teachers and welfare groups. Rev Knox will discuss church roles in child welfare and moving pictures will be shown. The board meets Friday with luncheon at Dames featuring Miss Chloe Jackson of Muncie. notices for reservations go to Mrs Mary Haugh.
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Hoover
Knox
Church
Chloe Jackson
Muncie
Jackson
Carroll County
Mary Haugh
Advances in Child Health Through Vaccines and Sanitation
The article lauds historical progress in protecting children, noting Jenner's smallpox vaccination, Pasteur's milk sterilization, Koch's tuberculosis work, and leaders in diphtheria, scarlet fever, rickets prevention, and infant feeding. It highlights health departments and unnamed heroes aiding child welfare through vaccination, sanitation, and medical advances.
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Jenner
Pasteur
Robert Koch
Roux
von Behring
Schick
Park
Zingher
Huldschinsky
Hess
Holt and Howland and
Marriott
Boys of Long Ago Knew Nothing of Night Crawlers
An explorative note contrasts boys in the past who dug worms with today’s knowledge of night crawlers. It describes capturing night crawlers with a flashlight and the skill required to keep them from retreating into holes.
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Pope
Cavaliers Goodrich
Aoe
Court House Yard
Lafayette Merchants Target Extraneous Advertising Schemes
Lafayette merchants complain about outside solicitors pushing advertising books cards and programs to extract money. They urge clubs and societies to reject schemes run for personal gain and emphasized protecting community groups from these solicitations.
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Lafayette Democrat
Lafayette
Pome
Subscription Arrears Notice From Citizen Office
The notice requests payment of subscription arrears by check or money order sent through the mail or via a personal visit to the Citizen office.
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Ion ‘Citizen Office
Tee cream delivered on tag stone, st Radio service
Herb Smith, phone 375, handles radio service and delivery on tag stone with tee cream mention.
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Herb Smith
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Monticello
Kathryn Peirce
Derex Wi
Elwood
She Elwood
Hoosier
She Madison
Roar Kame
Selawn Nm
ELCO
L. M. Pletcher
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Renteres
Bayeetopee Sacle Ngenneng
Modern Bonet
Port Stanley
Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company
9Th Street Pier
Cleveland
Ohio
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Illinois Street
Arthur Zink
Indianapolis
Hs Hanes
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