Christmas Craft Ideas For Little Hands And Hearts
Peggy Powers shares practical handmade gift projects for children to create before Christmas. Articles cover ring toss games, a neck tie rack, match strike, thread and needle board, thermometer, cardboard work basket, crochet bag, raffia box and rainbow of small crafts.
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Oolt
Teyearald Child
Slater
Political upheaval over efficient IT men removal sparks criticism
Richmond December report notes Bull Moose political upheaval after mayor-elect J Robbins names appointees. Critics say removal of Nimrod H. Johnson and I A Gorman weakens city services while Robbing supporters claim moves align with his policies. Palladiums leads the criticism.
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Richmond
Bull Moose
Will ‘J. Robbins
Michmond
Moorers
Nimrod H. Johnson
I. A. Gorman
Friends of Robbing
Home Grown Christmas Trees Boom in Connersville
An infant industry grows near Lick Creek west of Connersville as many acres of dense dwarfish cedar trees are cut and shipped for Christmas use. Wreaths and designs are made from discarded branches by two local firms.
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Connersville
Lick Creek
This Hen Lays A Remarkable Egg In Columbus
A Rhodesatt Red hen owned by John Frazer a local printer in Columbus has produced an unusually large egg to ease the egg shortage. The egg weighed four ounces and measured 7 1 2 inches around the long way and 6 1 2 inches around the middle. The hen itself weighs 5 1 2 pounds.
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Columbus
Dec
Rhodesatt
John Frazer
Loral
Belphi Farmer Burned to Death at Fig Farm
Delphi December 10. George Stanton a 33 year old farmer was burned to death when a barn on his fig farm burned. The fire started when an accidental shotgun discharge ignited some hay. Mrs. Stanton discovered the blaze but the barn was destroyed before help could arrive.
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Belphi
Delphi
George Stanton
Fig Farm
Here
Stanton
Hudigen
Woman Dies After Mistaken Acid Dose in Seymour
Miss Loutte EB Eggersman, 30, of Seymour, swallowed carbolic acid thinking it was medicine and died thirty minutes later. The poison and the medicine were stored in similarly sized bottles with no labels.
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Seymour
Loutte EB. Eggersman
Ry Fee
Lebanon Council Accepts Land Purchase For Water Works
Resignation of William Ritchie from the Lebanon city council cited simplifying the appropriation for a new water works site. The council voted 3,500 dollars to purchase land owned by the Lebanon Foundry Company, of which Ritchie is a stockholder. His term would have expired in January.
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Lebanon
Willilam & Ritchie
Lebanon, City
Alte
Lebanon Foundry Company
Inmate Found With Hidden Money In Clothes In Hartford County
Blackford county authorities kept Thomas Lynch at the infirmary then jailed him after coins and cash totaling 1994.84 were discovered sewn in his clothing. Lynch claimed the funds belonged to a brother and offered no location for him. Authorities noted deposits of 660 at Tulsa bank and 1100 at Bedford bank. He said he came from Indianapolis.
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Hartford
City
Blackford County
County Infirmary
Thomas Lynch
Marlon Cortright
Jackson Township
Ald
Harvey Atkinson
Lynch
Tulsa
Okla
Bedford (Ind
Indianapolis
Paroles Granted At Indiana Reformatory Board Session
Jeffersonville December 12 at the regular board meeting of the Indiana reformatory trustees. The board paroled thirty three men who were examined and remanded forty four for another six months.
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Jeffersonville
Board of Trustees of
The
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana in Brief reports across towns
Brookville farm house destroyed by fire. insured for 1600 dollars. Rochester plans Red Cross Christmas seal sale canvass aiming for 300 dollars. Carmel child dies after being kicked by a horse. Washington revival closes with 91 accessions. Alexandria home destroyed by fire during family at moving theater. Terre Haute attack on pedestrians linked to a brain study report. Washington divorce suit over long supporting wife and six children. Seymour IOOF lodge delegates from 12 counties attend a district meeting. Laporte reception for visiting officers. Newcastle druggist pleads guilty to liquor law violations. fines and jail sentence suspended. St. Paul man offered stock remedy agent position. a fraudulent note scheme uncovered. Terre Haute suit filed over Locomotive Firemen pay dispute.
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Brookville
Settle
Howard Stant
Metamora
Rochester
Red Cross
Carmel—Charles
Sherman Shields
Washington
J. W. Darby
Jack Lewis
Singer
Alexandria
J. H. Jordan
Moving Picture Theatre
Jordan
Terre Haute
North Fifth Street
Mrn
Merl Reynolds
Laporte
Edward Blackfurm
Bento Harbor
Mich
Indianapolis
Michigan
Tre
Biizzard
Newcastle
Springport
E. H. Bundy
Sfe
Strelbyville
Orta Cuskaden
St. Paul
Mre
Nellie
Rother
Ind
Mattie Wilson
Penther
Wilson
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