Miner Frank Glenn Dies After Slate Fall at Mine
Frank E Glenn 21 died from injuries from a slate fall at a Spring Valley mine yesterday morning He succumbed at Freeman city hospital at 5 am today His body laid in state at M J Aikin Son chapel before funeral at Morris Chapel church Sunday at 2 30 pm He is survived by father Frank and siblings Eustis Ellis Mynor Mary and Agnes Glenn plus extended relatives The accident occurred when no hoisting was used due to cage trouble and Frank and his family were preparing for the next day’s shift.
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Frank Glenn
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Agnes Glenn
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Morris Chapel
Morris Chapel Cemetery
Scitamard Dramatic To Present New Play Betty's Last Bet
Scitamard Dramatic Club of the local high school plans to stage Betty's Last Bet in the new high school auditorium within weeks. Rehearsals progress well as the cast, led by Lorena Letsinger and Blanche Morgan, works to make it one of the club's best performances. Not yet dated, the production aims for mid January. Also noted is a brief on decorative bindings adding glow to library rooms.
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Lorena Letsinger
Witty Darling
Blanche Morgan
Peggy Darling
Helen Heilmeyer
Dolly Darling
Sylvia Bach
Betty Darling
Jessie Porter
Richard Wentworth
George, Myers
Percy Wentworth
Donald O’brien
Jack van Loon
Wade Faucette
Edgar Darling
Rain Marked Windows Remedy with Oil Polish Cloth
A rain spotted window after cleaning can be remedied by rubbing with a soft cloth dampened with a little paraffin. Then polish with a cloth or chamois leather to finish.
Joys of Mountaineering Through History
Mountaineering emerged as a popular pursuit after Mont Blanc’s first ascent in 1786. Early writers reacted with horror to the daring climb, marking a shift toward the sport’s growing appeal.
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Fairy Tale Ends With Happily Ever After
On the children’s page a fairy story concludes with the line they were married and lived happily ever after, as printed in the Kansas City Star.
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To Outward Seeming Quote by La Rochefoucauld
A concise maxim notes that merit can mask ugliness and faults can mask charm. The aphorism prompts reflection on appearance versus virtue and character versus demeanor.
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la Roche Foucauld
Young Folks Party at Sixth Street Home
Anna Lucile Humphreys hosted a gathering of girls and boys on Sixth Street Northeast yesterday afternoon. Games were played with Mary Wolford Opal Beckwith and Wendell Stover winning contests. Present were Lucile Brown Mary Wolford Lora Bohley Opal Beckwith Blanch Hemingway Providence Fusco Nellie Ham Wilmina Wakefield Ruth Pinkston Thelma McAfee Edith Humphreys Calvin Hilgediek Billy and Max Cravens Wendell Stover Pearl Maxwell Earl Priest and Bob Humphreys Refreshments followed.
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Anna Lucile Humphreys
Sixth Street
Mary Wolford
Opal Beckwith
Wendel Stover
Lucile Brown
Lora Bohley
Blanch Hemmingway
Providence Fusco
Nellie Ham
Wilmina Wakefield
Ruth Pinkston
Thelma McAfee
Edith Humphreys
Calvin Hilgediek
Billy
Hymera Young Woman Earns Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Ruth Louise Cummins of Hymera, Indiana, a Indiana University senior, is elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national honor society. The Indiana chapter dates to 1811. She attended the society banquet, will receive the key soon, and participate in the senior procession and June graduation exercises.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ruth Louise Cumming
Hymera
Indiana University
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Cummins
Indianapolis Markets Wagon Market Wheat and Livestock Prices
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS wagon market lists wheat at around 1 20 per bushel corn about 68 to 70 cents oats around 50 to 53 cents Timothy hay 17 to 18 dollars. Stock market shows hogs best heavies about 8 40, steers good to choice 10 50 to 12 00, calves 7 00 to 8 00, bulls 4 50 to 5 25.
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Timothy Hay
Selfishness Never Brings Joy Proverb from Exchange
A quoted adage notes that selfishness fails to yield lasting joy. It claims those who pursue self interest discover joy remains distant after pursuing it to the limit. The message presents a moral lesson on virtue versus self seeking.
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