Somerset Farmers Finish Hay Crop and Local News Roundup
Farmers in Somerset finish hay and oats as Mr. Baker sells Raleigh products visits the area. Chicken thieves stole 25 hens from Harvey O'Hair’s poultry house. Russell Thomas and family spent Sunday near Bellmore. Mr. Knauer’s threshing outfit started in the area Wednesday. Locals picnicked at Baker’s Grove with Sunday school and a Cauble talk. Mrs. Bryan Brackney visited east of Bainbridge. Russell Scobee moved a well drill to Mills place. Mrs. Hibbs’s well drilled soon. Mrs. Herbert Collier of Shirley spent the weekend with kin. trip to Boyd Montana noted, crop prospects better in Indiana than western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Raleigh
Harvey O'Hair
Russell Thomas
Bellmore
Knauer
Somerset
Baker’s Grovee
Cauble
Greencastle
Bryan Brackney
Johnny Priest
Bainbridge
Russell Scobee
Mills
Paul Hibbs
Herbert Collier
Shirley
Collier
Boyd
Montana
M. E. Davis
Davis
Earl
Indiana
Sunday services canceled as Rev Brooks returns home
The community note records no preaching this Sunday at Canaan church while Sunday school continues. The Aid society held a quilting session at the church and the C C C class plans a party at Albert Girton's home with a fine for formal attire. Local visits are listed among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
New York
Albert Girton
Rosie Heley
Florida
James Beaman
Ila Bratuler
Ted
Ilinois
Marie Strane
Helen
Son
Helen Beaman
Enema Williams
Dollie Hassler
Edward Chuew
Esther Hedge
Vivian Williams
Ray
Samuel Beaman
Wesley Chapel
Passenger Planes Carry War Threat Base
A defense expert warns that war threats could be built on passenger planes as large airliners may be converted into bombers. He notes how modern transports could be repurposed for military use in future conflict scenarios.
Groves Warns Giant Airliners Could Become Bombers
Geneva July 18 General P C Groves British aviation authority warns that tiant passenger planes now in wire use in many countries could be quickly converted into bombers in war. He urges counting large transports as second class bombers and notes gun mounts and bomb racks could be added in days. The proposal shocks conference as it challenges prior expert reports on air disarmament. Groves backs up his claim with personal studies of European arsenals.
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Geneva
League of Nations
P. C. Groves
British Aviation Authority
International League Commission
Fokkers
Junkers
General Groves
Groves
League
Gentre
FixIT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Service Schedule
Bible school at 3 36 o clock announcements and story sermon by Mr Bruner at 10 20 a m Lord s supper at 10 30 a m worship and sermon by Mr Brun ey at 10 45 a m High school Christian Endeavor at 50 p m Union evening service at 7 80 in the Christian church with sermon by Dr A E Monger
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Bible School
Mr. Bruner
Mr. Bruney
High School
Christian Endeavor
Union
The
Christian Church
A. E. Monger
First Baptist Church Invites for Picnic and Services
William J. Crowder leads morning worship at 10 40 with a children's sermon and baptism ordination. An afternoon picnic follows at 5 00 with union services in the Christian church. Evening worship at 7 40 features Dr A Monger. Nazarene pastors AnthuD Crow, Clarence and Bertha Talbert invite for Sabbath school at 9 30 and services 11 45, 6 30, and 7 30 with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. Monger
Methodist EvisceraL Church Services and Union Meeting
The Greencastle Methodist Episcopal church announces morning worship at 10 40 with the sermon Spiritual Resources by Minister Albert Monger. Epworth League at 6 45 and a union service at 7 30 in the First Christian church with Rev Albert Ellsworth Monger preaching. Finance committee meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Denman Thompson
Epworth League
First Christian Church
Albert Ellsworth Monger
Greencastle Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Speakers
The Presbyterian Church and L Raphael minister to lead morning worship at 10 55 with Dr G B Manhart occupying the pulpit Union evening service at 7 30 in the Christian church with Dr A E Monger delivering the message Prof G B Manhart is listed as superintendent of the ministry and Dr Monger will speak at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Manhart
Christian Church
A. E. Monger
Expert warns against hog vaccination losses
An article warns that hog cholera serum dosing must be carefully matched to pig health and herd conditions. It notes risks of partial vaccination and post vaccine illness, the difficulty of distinguishing hog flu from cholera, and guidelines on dosing, fasting, and avoiding stressful operations after vaccination.
4 H Club Camps to Be Held in State
4 H club camps announced across Indiana July through August. Twenty two camps run three to five days each under Purdue University extension supervision. County agents will direct, with vocational staff assisting. Putnam County members will attend the Morom camp from August 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapay Evte
Bud
Ee Chuboys
Scaceos
Iedel
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Chee
Camsp
Privdue Univeristy
Putnam County 4-Hlub
Morom
Local social notes from Malta and nearby towns
Several residents from Indianapolis Fillmore and Stilesville visited friends and relatives in Malta Indianapo lis and Clayton during the week. People mentioned include Mrs Alice Ransom Mrs Maria Campbell Mrs Jemima Duncan Paul Robinson Cleo Cash Gladys Garrett Alberta Heavin Statie Singleton Herbert Lawson Merle Smith Claude Phillips Lam Cornett and Louie Garrett. Farmers report busy hay and oats work amid visits and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ransom
Indianapolis
Maria Campbell
Jemima Duncan
Fillmore
Will Shuck
Paul Robinson
California
Lee Robinson
Cleo Cash
Vernice Buis
Stilesville
Gladys Garrett
Alberta Heavin
Statie Singleton
Herbert Lawson
Allen
Robert Lawson
Merle Smith
Mason
Claude Phillips
Lam Cornett
Clayton
Beauty models rise as profession with brains and charm
The article argues modeling has become a real profession blending beauty with intellect. It profiles top models, their busy schedules, high earnings, and influence on photographers and artists. It notes society girls and wealthy families entering the field, and cites examples like Betty Johnson and Hannah Lee Sherman guiding a new image of modeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alden
New York
Debbie
Betty Johnson
Joan Clemens
Pegey Fish
Guldie Andre
Marion Moorehouse
Winifred Strickland
Hannah Lee Sherman
New York Social Register
F Bride
Ated
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Iva Adkins
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Massachusetts
Canaan
Curtiss Conpor
Ghavch Cayak Ex
Scd Schon
Fixit Christian Church
B. H. Braner
E. R. Bartley
First Baptist Church
William J. Crowder
Nazarene Anthud Crew
Clarence and
Bertha Talbert
Methodist Evisceral
Albert Bk. Monger
Presbbyterian Church
V. L. Raphael
Bloomington
R. A. Craig
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
Malta
Louie Garrett
Anna Garerett
GuIrve Andre
Marion Lorehouse
Berry Jounson