State to act on county loans and bids for lights
Greene county reports better crops boosting rehabilitation repayments with $3,784.80 since July 1 and $11,498.45 total repaid by 133 farmers under the Farm Security Administration program. Five percent loans require five year terms with flexible installments. The Indiana State Highway Commission will open bids for bridge work and flashing light signals at 86 rail and interurban crossings funded partly by federal funds, with plans for more bids in December.
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Greene County
H. G. Graper
Farm Security Administration
Linton
Graper
Conner
Ion Viode
Drouth
State Highway Commission
Earl Crawford
Vermillion
Washington
Clark
Dearborn
Fountain
Delaware
Clay
Harrison
Grant
Highway Commission
Commission
The
Euchre Party Planned at St Peters Catholic Church
The public is invited to a euchre party at St Peters Catholic Church sponsored by the Young Ladies Sodality. Refreshments will be served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Young Ladies Sodality
Mine Run Readers Expect More Good From Self Help
The column argues that future improvements come from farmers helping themselves rather than outside groups. It notes the value of quiet resilience and hints at upcoming work and a payday. Jake reports there will be work tomorrow as well.
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Jake
K of P Members Attend Indianapolis Induction Ceremony
Greene county K of P lodges plan to attend a Tomlinson hall ceremony in Indianapolis where Governor Townsend will be inducted into Grant Lodge No. 103 with a large class. National officers and Indiana Grand Lodge leaders will participate, including Governor Townsend joining Retired Justice Willis Van Devanter. Over 800 members affiliated since September, with strong lodge rivalry for invitations.
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K. of P
Greene County
Indianapolis
Townsend
Roosevelt
White House
Bank of Page
Indiana
Supreme Lodge
Washington
Grand Lodge
Harvey T. Walker
Montpelier
William F. Qualls
South Bend
Gand
Noble J. Johnson
Terre Haute
Fred Ratliff
Marion
Paul Hunter
Betwen
Tomlinson Hall
Live cattle and hog market report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis price report shows hogs 9,000 head with holdovers 74 and most bids 10 to 2 cents lower. Light to heavy hogs ranged 8.45 to 8.70, packing sows down about 25 cents. Cattle 1,900 with calves 600. steers not yet sold, heifers and cows opening steady, vealers steady, bulk orders around 10 to 10.50 for good quality.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Duke and Duchess May Return Home Christmas Visit Rumor
London reports suggest the Duke of Windsor may briefly return for Christmas as the royal family gathers at Sandringham, but Buckingham Palace calls the idea unlikely. The Duchess is not mentioned in the circulating tale, and officials say the Duke remains heartbroken over his failed German trip and the aborted U.S. visit.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
Jesus de Tote
Pe Ons
Paris
Beekeepers Plan Series of County Meetings in Indiana
Hoosier beekeepers open their annual series of county meetings with a conference on apiary problems money uses and disease control. Virgil M. Simmons commissioner of conservation announced the schedule arranged by J. S. Starkey chief apiary inspector will run through December January February and March with most of Indiana's forty thousand beekeepers expected to attend in their county. Arrangements for meeting place and program are being made by county beekeeping group officers and agricultural agents. All meetings are open to interested persons.
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Hoosier
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
J. S. Starkey
Division of
Entomology
Indiana
Rand Police Call Shoot to Kill in Johannesburg Gang War
Rand police have ordered shoot to kill in a campaign to wipe out a native gang terror in the Johannesburg district. Robberies and assaults have surged in fashionable suburbs, leaving some women too frightened to leave home after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
U.P
Rand
Miners Train Service Discontinued Under Indiana PSC Order
Public notice states under PSC Clause 11055 dated May 7 the miners train from Linton to Jasonville will be entirely abandoned with effect December 11 1937. An accommodation postpones the date to December 11 1987 for travelers to arrange alternative transport. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific Railroad Company official J Whalen Terre Haute Division superintendent signs.
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Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Linton
Jasonville
Chicago, Milwaukeee, ST. Paul & Wacific Railroad Company
Whalen
Terre Haute
Improved Light Eases Music Practice
Lighting experts say poor illumination at the piano causes irritability eyestrain and fatigue while small notes need strong lighting. A bridge lamp with 50 100 or 150 watt bulbs suits a small organ but large pianos need taller lamps and floor lamps with 100 200 or 300 watts placed at either side. More light enhances quick accurate music reading and reduces wrong keys.
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Federal Reserve American Bankers Ass
Deposit Insurance
Citizens’ National Hank
Draper
Kenneth Graham
Salina
Kan
Chicago
Bullet
Kenneth
Beekeepers Plan Meeting
Dee, TR
Jean Prentice
Etre Iey
Willard
Hamilton Drus, Company
Whichi Ealey
Service
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Linton Utilities
Jack Benny
Ida Lupino
Richard Arlen
Benny
Gail Patrick
Ben Blue and
Judy Canova
Yacht Club
Louis Armstrong
Martha Raye
Andre Kostelanetz
Orchest
Russell Pattersons
Judy, Anne
Zeke
Connie Boswell
Sasha Pasha
Mr Esquire
Popular Science
Sher - Ritz
James Dunn
Whitney Bourne
Dick Tracy
Hamilton Drug CO
North Main St
Eureka Chevrolet CO
E. Vincennes St
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