Indiana Students to Attend 42 National Conventions
Forty two Indiana University students will serve as official delegates to national fraternity and sorority conventions across the United States this summer. Delegates include Jane Padgett, Elizabeth Ing, Ruth Whitton, Alice Niederhouse, and many others from IU chapters, with conventions in places such as Washington, Toronto, Seattle, and Detroit.
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Soeviat Gton
Ind
United States
Indiana University
I. U
Klpka Chi Omega
Jane Padgett
Washington
Shirley Worrell
Clayton
Grace Glendenning
Geneve
Lucille Hurd
Indianapolis
Chi Omega
Hotie Ark
Elizabeth Ing
Wabash
Lorena Bedhne Hammond
Delta Zeta
Univrsity
Wisconsin
Jeanette Duryea
Ft. Wayne
Kappa Ha Theta
Toronto
Canada
Ruth
Barbara
Betty Whitton
Auburn
India
Frances Smith
Newcastle
Margaret Sone Hutchinson
Brazil
Kappa Delta
Sprinfield
Betty Leigh
Jasonville
Kappa Kappa Gamme
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Martha Combs
Mary Liebenthal
Peggy Culmer
Bloomington
Marian Kemmer
Lafayette
Phyllis Toothill
Gertrude Watson
Beryl Ryan
Chicago
Josephine Haworth
Kokomo
Jean Duthie
Ralph Alsop
Vincennes
Phi Kappa Psi
White Sulphur Springs
Louis Watson
Tom Met
Sker
Sigma Chi
Timken and partners visit Cummins works by plane
H H Timken president of Timken Roller Bearing Company Canton with his son Henry Timken Jr and Charles Balaugh of Hercules Engine Company and engineer Winslow flew to Columbus to inspect Cummins works and confer with Clessie Cummins and W G Irwin. The Ford tri motor flight used three hours and $73 of gasoline. Cummins drove his Diesel car from Canton spending 63 cents on fuel.
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Pi Times
Columbus
Ind
H. H. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Canton
Henry Timken Jr
Charles Balaugh
Hercules Engine Company
Winslow
Hercules Company
Cummins E Works
Clessie L. Cummins
W.G. Irwin
Cummins
Mrs Ila Zurbrugg Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs Ila Zurbrugg 68 lifelong Bartholomew county resident died at home after a brief illness of indigestion. Widow of Solomon Zurbrugg she was active in the Methodist church. She leaves a son John Zurrock of East Columbus two daughters Ann and Pearl Zurbrugg at home a daughter in law Mrs Ray Parker East Columbus two sisters Mrs George Skinner Hoopeston Ill and Mrs Charles Sprague Bartholomew county and three brothers John Davis East Columbus Jasper Edinburg and Peter Davis Ogilville.
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Pn Times
Columbus
Ind
Mrsilla Zurbrugg
Bartholomew County
Solomon Zurbrugg
Methodist Church
Alice Davis
Ogilville
John Zurock
Y Worker Advanced By Times Special
George Townsend a former Earl College athlete and local Y M C A worker has been promoted to secretary of young men's work at the Central Y M C A in Pittsburgh. He previously served as assistant boys secretary here and later attended the Y college in Chicago before a stint with the Burlington Y M C A.
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Richmond
Ind
George Townsend
Fearlore
Central Y. M. C. A
Pittsburgh
Townsend
Chicago
Y” Collee
Lington
YOM. C. A
Body of Roy Johnson Recovered After Drowning
The body of Roy Johnson aged 27 was recovered from White River south of Paragon Indiana. Forest Young of Paragon found Johnson while fishing and called authorities.
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Paragon
Ind
Roy Johnson
White River
Here
Forest Young
Para- Johnson
Indiana University Names Lead in Jordan River Revue
The second lead role in the Jordan River Revue at Indiana University was played by Muriel Mattox of Terre Haute, replacing Kathryn Louden who left for Europe. O. P. Robinson Jr. was named to the United States Military Academy at West Point through Vice President Charles Curtis. Jessie Borrer of Rossville becomes president of Theta Sigma, with Opal Crockett, Decker, and Mary Hale among the new officers.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Muriel Mattox
Terre Haute
Kathryn Louden
Europe
O. P. Robinson Jr
O. P. Robinson
University
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Charles Curtis
Jessie Borrer
Rossville
Ill
Theta Sigma
Opal Crockett
Walton
Decker
Newcastle
Mary Hale
Wayne
Mary Landis
Insurance verdict in Maple life policy case
A federal jury in Terre Haute awarded Joy Davis Maple and the People's National Bank and Trust Company $54,050 in life insurance on Edgar D. Maple, bank vice president, whose body with a bullet wound was found in the bank in January 1929. The Aetna Life Insurance Co. argued the death was self inflicted.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Joy Davis Maple
People’s National Bank and Trust Company of
Sullivan
Edgar D. Maple
Maple
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Robert C. Baltzell
Old bill paid for $8 in Chicago burial case
A Chicago man settled an $8 debt from a 46 year old burial bill. A caller from H. and B. Duesterberg asked for Mrs. Gibson's funeral date. Herman Duesterberg checked firm records and the man paid the balance in Vincennes.
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Pat Times
Vincennes
Ind
Chicago
H. and
B. Duesterberg
Gibson
Herman Duesterberg
Liquor Proved Costly in Indiana Divorce Cross-Bill
Anderson Ind June 21 Charles Reed files a cross-bill in superior court in answer to Verna Reed's divorce suit. He claims her extravagant liquor parties kept him in debt despite his protests. The cross-bill cites a New Year’s Eve party and another March 7 gathering at the Reed apartment. Mrs Viola Heuchants seeks 2500 alimony as she sues William Heuchants in a separate divorce action.
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Anderson
Ind
Charles Reed
Superior Court
Verna Reed
Reed
Viola Heuchants
William Heuchants
Anderson bidders sell bonds for Madison county roads
In Indianapolis bidders bought four issues totaling 96 200 to finance paving projects in Madison county. Union Trust Company paid premiums of 959 on 50 200 Richard J. Wright road bonds, 273 on 21 200 William T. Richards road bonds, and 427 on 21 200 J. F. Murray road bonds. Water street Pendleton bonds of 11 300 sold to Thomas D. Serrin Company with a 235 premium.
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Timea Special Anderson
Ind
Indianapolis
Madison County
Union Trust Company
Richard J. Wright
William T. Richards
Anderson
J. F. Murray
Elwood
Water Street
Pendleton
Thomas D. Serrin Company
Poisoning of White River Investigated by Officials
S F Zufall and C H Bechert of Indiana's conservation department plan discussions with fishermen, city officials, and manufacturers to determine if industries are releasing poisonous substances into White River, after fish kill reports. Funeral services held for Thomas Mayer in Richmond. Women's Missionary gathering announced at Sugar Grove church with speakers from Indiana and surrounding towns.
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Columbus
Ind
S. F. Zufall
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
C. H. Bechert
White River
Dublin
Central enrollment tops six hundred in Danville
In Danville Indiana on June 21 the Central school reports 585 students enrolled with 615 expected for the term. This reflects strong early registrations and anticipated gains in enrollment before classes begin.
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Times Special
Danville
Ind
Central
Water Company Buys 102 Acres for Reservoir Near Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Water Company paid $12,000 for 102 acres in southeastern Hamilton county from Mrs. Delphia Trittipp to expand a reservoir project for supplying Indianapolis. The deal, part of a two year land purchase program, gives the company 6,000 acres in Marion and Hamilton counties.
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Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis Water Company
Delphia Trittipp
Hamilton County
Marion County
Widow seeks five thousand in Anderson Indiana case
Horace L. Yergin heard evidence in the case of Mrs. Decia Dobbins who seeks 5000 compensation for the death of her husband Emanuel Dobbins a carpenter fatally hurt March 31 when a post supporting a steel beam slipped and the beam fell pinning him and fracturing his skull he died twenty seven hours later The action is against Charles L Eck John Decker and Mary Ryan The Sefton Container Company paid 214.06 to correct twenty five year old street and alley vacation proceedings to clear title for factory site resulting from consolidation talks with Sefton Manufacturing Company and the Container Corporation of America
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United Press Anderson
Ind
Horace L. Yergin
State Industrial Board
Decia Dobbins
Emanuel Dobbins
Dobbins
Charles L. Eck
Muncie
John Decker
Anderson Steel
Mary Ryan
Eck
Times Special
Anderson
Sefton Container Company
Sefton Manufacturing Company
Container Corporation of America
Mary Louise Weiser Ground Dedicated in Columbus
Columbus city officials accepted a deed gifting a new play center for small children named the Mary Louise Weiser ground. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Weiser memorialized their daughter with landscaped grounds including a baseball diamond swimming pool and an oval roller skating tract.
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Ra Times
Columbus
Ind
Mary Louise Weiser
Sheriff Family Poisoned After Cole Slaw Meal
Six people including Sheriff Ray Stephens and family, plus Deputy Lester Bender, fell ill with cramps and nausea a few hours after eating cole slaw at Stephens home. The illness is believed linked to Paris green-treated cabbage during growth.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Ray Stephens
Ball Hols Primary Race Focus At Jefferson Club Meeting
Curtis W. Ball of Kokomo, attorney and Indiana supreme court Fourth district candidate, was principal speaker at the Anderson Jefferson Club meeting in Anderson. Claude Ball of Muncie, a congress candidate against Albert H. Vestal, also spoke to about 200 Democrats.
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Anderson
Ind
Curtis W. Ball
Kokomo
Indiana Supreme Court
Fourth District
Anderson Jefferson Club
Claude Ball
Muncie
Congress
Albert H. Vestal
Peters
Democratic Party
Claude E. Gree
Vincennes
Dale J. Crittenberger
Eugene B. Crowe
Bedford
Paralyzed Man Killed In Goshen Auto Crash
Joseph A. Miller, 71, of Goshen, suffered paralysis and could not steer his car when it crashed into a building, killing him during the June 21 incident. Police reported the accident as a fatality in Goshen, Indiana.
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United Preas Goshen
Ind
Joseph A. Miller
Goshen Real Estate
Farm term set for McNaughton store robber in Indiana
Frank Lockwood received one year at the state penal farm and a $100 fine after conviction on carrying a weapon in the McNaughton store robbery in Muncie Indiana. Authorities continue to search for Cecil Miller, alleged brains of the holdup, who escaped from jail. Also charged are Albert Gray and Mrs. Lois Klingenberger who admitted involvement and kidnapping.
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Times
Muncie
Ind
Frank Lockwood
Lockwood
Cecil Miller
Albert Gray
Lois Klingenberger
Robbery staged in tunnel near Anderson
Two bandits chose the darkness of a Big Four railroad tunnel to ambush Carl Guy 30 as he walked home. They stopped him, relieved him of 30 dollars collected for an insurance company, and fled.
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Tunnel Buy Times
Anderson
Ind
Carl Guy
Guy
Epworth Leagues Convene in Mt Vernon for Church Session
Delegates from Evansville district Epworth Leagues meet in Mt Vernon Indiana for a two day annual convention hosted by First Methodist. Activities include devotional services speakers Mrs Yokel Mrs Wheeler Dr Lauker sunrise service district superintendent W C Patrick and Dr Earl Harper plus a banquet to close.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal
Evansville
League of the First Methodist Church
E. F. Shake
Shake
Louis F. Yokel
Princeton
W. L. Wheeler
John Mann Lauker
Bayard Park
Horace A. Sprague
Oakland City
W. C. Patrick
E. H. Omohundro
Earl E. Harper
Evansville College
Man 65 Fails In Four Attempts At Death
Hammond Indiana June 21 Death refused today to embrace Charles Caywood 65 who repeatedly tried to take his life Friday First he leaped into Grand Calumet river was saved then cut his wrist police dressed the wound. He next tried to jump under a train but an officer stopped him and sent him away with a dollar. Undaunted he bought poison with the dollar but hospital stomach pumped it from him.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Charles Caywood
Caywood
Grand Calumet River
Trial Set Again in Arson Case of 1925
Clinton Harshman a 63 year old Madison township farmer faces a fresh trial in Clinton circuit court on an arson charge tied to a barn fire southeast of Mulberry. The case delayed since 1925 has involved multiple judges and prosecutors amid ill health claims by the defendant. Should proceed next week with a twenty man jury venue as defense counsel changes and bond issues loom.
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Frankfort
Ind
Clinton Harshman
Madison Township
Clinton Circuit Court
Indiana
Harshman
Mulberry
Circuit Court
Truman A. Goldsberry
Earl B. Stroup
Indianapolis
Paul Saunders
Logansport
Benjamin F. Carr
Monticello
E. E. Pruitt
Delphi
Russell P. Harker
Mr. Goldsberry
George O. Herron
John L. Downing
Gilbert P. Adams
Adams
Clinton County
Liberty
William Robison
Thomas Ryan
Paul Layman
City Clerk Threatened at Home in Anderson Indiana
City Clerk J Hernan of Anderson Indiana is reported to be threatened at his home on June 21. Authorities investigate the incident and urge residents to stay vigilant as the case develops.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Bast
Young Pilot at 15 Flies Solo In Marion
John Cushing, 15, of Muncie becomes the youngest Marion Aero Club member to operate a plane alone. He learned quickly and flew solo after only 9 hours 20 minutes of instruction.
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Marion
Ind
John Cushing
Muncie
Marion Aero Club
Pasture Record Set in Hamilton County
Carmel Ind June 21 John H Kirk living east of here has pastured seventeen milk cows eighty six hogs and forty sheep since late in April on six and one half acres of sweet clover which is an excellent record for this variety of feed The clover 8 to 10 inches high is growing rapidly after recent rains Running water through one end of the field makes the pasture ideal The clover substitutes for about thirty acres of blue grass and twenty acres of other pasture Kirk’s record attracts attention of many farmers.
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Carmel
Ind
John H. Kirk
Here
Kirk
Removal of Rev. Sampson Brandenburg to Ashland
In Anderson Indiana on June 21 relatives over physicians protests arranged the removal of Rev. Sampson Brandenburg from a local hospital to his home city of Ashland Kentucky. He suffered a fractured skull in a Sunday collision near New Castle involving a car driven by Alpha Roberts of Lebanon and remains in grave condition.
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Anderson
Ind
Sampson Brandenburg
Ashland
International Church of God
Newcastle
Alpha Roberts
Lebanon
Physiciaa
Motorist Escapes Death at Dickey's Crossing
Otto Carmany, 55, jumped from his car moments before a Big Four passenger train struck it at Dickey's Crossing five miles south of Anderson Indiana. The car was demolished and railroad workers, believing him trapped, summoned an ambulance.
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United Press
Anderson
Ind
Otto Carmany
Dickey’s Crossing
Carmany
Harvest Opens in Southern Indiana Wheat Field
Petersburg Indiana reports the 1931 wheat harvest starting with a better outlook than earlier estimates. Two new combines have been unloaded near Petersburg while several farmers begin harvest using binders.
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United Preas
Mayor dismisses assistant city engineer in Logansport
Logansport Indiana mayor W O Fiedler announces the dismissal of William Graffis from the post of assistant city engineer. This marks the first personnel action in the new administration following the mayor's initial appointments at the start of his term.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
W. O. Fiedler
William Graffis
Farm Term and Fine Result in Desire for $11
In Lebanon Indiana on June 21 Oscar Castle 44 and David Goff 40 faced slot machine charges. Castle pleaded for $11 as half of profits but was fined 35 dollars and given a ninety day penal farm term after the judge allowed the partial payment. Goff pleaded guilty and received the same penalty. Castle earlier faced a separate liquor charge with a 236 dollar fine and ninety day sentence.
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United Preas Ebanon
Ind
Oscar Castle
Castle
David Goff
Goff
Boone County
Democrats Plan Intensive Campaign In Indiana
A Bedford conference of Indiana Democrats and candidates discussed a short intensive fall campaign not exceeding a month. Speakers stressed two main issues honesty and tax relief, with Walter Myers warning of agricultural relief failures and urging swift, sound measures backed by strong public support.
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Times &Social
Thomas D. Taggart
French Lick Springs
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana Limestone Company
Congress
Myers
Senate
House of Representatives
Indiana
Hoover
Mayor Signs Auto Order In Muncie Feud
Mayor George Dale halted payment of Henry C. Harrison bailiff wages after Harrison refused to serve subpoenas over a gasoline allowance dispute. Dale also signed an ordinance to buy a car for Harrisons use, signaling a settlement of a local political feud.
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Muncie
Ind
George Dale
Henry C. Harrison
Frank Mann
Harrison
Dale
Thieves Steal Road Material and Shaping Machine
Three tons of Kentucky rock asphalt were unloaded and left on an open lot for Union Traction Company pavement repairs and were stolen at night. A shaping machine valued at 300 dollars was also taken from the idle Colonial Tire and Rubber Company plant.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company
Colonial Tire and Rubber Company
Couple Hurt in Anderson Car Crash
Mr and Mrs Glen Bucy of Marion sustained serious injuries after a collision involving their auto and a car driven by Elbert Elwood an Anderson area attorney. They were transported to St John’s Hospital for treatment.
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Anderson
Ind
Glen Bucy
Marion
Pam
Elbert
Elwood
St. Joh
John’s
Ice Cream Contest Winners Impress In Ind Event
In an ice cream eating contest at Chilly Title Indiana on June 21 Barnard Chandler won by finishing five pints. Frank Burris and Walter Voss claimed second with four and a half pints each. Other contestants dropped out early and none showed ill effects.
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Ind
Barnard Chandler
Frank Burris
Walter Voss
Deafness Ends Career of Jean Moermanns at Newcastle
Deafness ends the musical career of Jean Moermanns once leader of the Maxwell band in Newcastle Indiana. He now lives in Brussels. During World War I his mother lost nearly all in Belgium and he returned to support her. His wife died shortly after. Friends in Newcastle consider aiding him as he can no longer teach music for a living.
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Newcastle
Ind
Jean Moermanns
Maxwell Band
Brussels
Belgium
Moermanns
Peddler Faces Trial in Plymouth Hair Cleaner Case
A. L. Clark of Buffalo New York is jailed in Marshall county awaiting grand jury action after allegedly selling Plymouth housewives so called one dollar bottles of hair cleaner at fifty cents each with a refund promise from pharmacists. Police Chief Win Morrow led the investigation and found no local druggists connected to the operation. The arrest followed.
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Times
Plymouth
Ind
A. L. Clark
Buffalo
N. Y
Marshall County
Win Morrow
Clark
Mayor Dale Explains Ousting of Two Board Members
In Muncie Indiana Mayor George R Dale gives first explanation for dismissing Arthur Meeker and Earl Randolph from the board of works. He cites an irregular transaction involving the two men and notes the details were not made public. Friends offer differing accounts and mention a payroll dispute over Herb Eiler.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Board of Works
Arthur Meeker
Earl Randolph
Herb Eiler
Dale
Lightning Stuns Farmer Near Columbus
June 21 report from Columbus Ind describes farmer Dove Nolting plowing on the Hadley C. Thomas farm when a lightning bolt struck the ground about forty feet ahead. Nolting and his horse were knocked down but unharmed, while the animal also escaped injury.
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Dove Nolting
Hadley C. Thomas
Here
Nolting
Deputy Mau Rice Robinson Returns to Madison County Office
Mau Rice Robinson is back at the Madison county prosecuting attorney's office in Anderson Indiana as deputy after a leave of absence last September to attend Harvard Law School.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Maurice Robinson
Oswald Ryan
Madison County
Harvard University
Hammer Death Trial Expected to Be Spirited
Edward Blotz, 68, stands trial in Grant Circuit Court for first degree murder of former cellmate Thomas Tucker. Prosecutor Harley F. Hardin relies on circumstantial evidence. Blotz pleads not guilty. case involves hammer death, dismemberment, and buried body pieces. The 1929 Seegar creek body mystery links Blotz via witness statements from relatives.
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Pa Times
Speci
al Marion
Ind
Edward Blotz
Grant
Thomas Tucker
Indiana State
Harley F. Hardin
Itis
Harry Roberts
Marion
O. D. Clawson
Blotz
Tucker
Seegar Creek
Here
Charles Blotz
Farmers Form Citizens Ticket in Union Township
Union township in Howard county Indiana moves to third ticket challenging both major parties. Farmers organize a Citizens Party with a candidate for township trustee and at least one for the township advisory board. Petition asks county election officials to place the Citizens ticket on November ballots as fall politics heat up.
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Kokomo
Ind
Union Township
Howard County
Citizens
Citizens’ Party
Wreck After Greeting Traps Driver in Indiana Field
Mrs. Harold Moore sustained a badly crushed left hand when she waved to friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis. The automobile she drove lost control near a strawberry field in Logansport and turned over into a ditch, wrecking the vehicle.
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Bu Times
Logansport
Ind
Harold Moore
Fred Ellis
Madison County Trust leader joins city school board
Linfield Myers president of Madison County Trust Company, soon merging with Anderson Banking Company, is appointed to the city school board by the city council. He will be installed at the August reorganization meeting as successor to Dr. Weir Miley for a three year term. Myers is treasurer of the state Kiwanis Club.
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Anderson
Ind
Linfield Myers
Madison County Trust Company
Anderson Banking Company
Weir Miley
Myers
State Kiwanis Club
Mother of Four Dies in Carmel After Fall
Carmel Indiana June 21 Mrs Albert Whicker dies at home from injuries a broken hip suffered in a fall ten days ago She leaves husband a former business man here and children Mrs Mary Trooper Indianapolis Mrs John Kinzer Ross and W A Whicker all of this locality
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Carmel
Ind
Albert Whicker
Mary Trooper
Indianapolis
John Kinzer
Ross
W. A. Whicker
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