County Agent Sexson Announces Poultry Short Course
County Agent W D Sexson announces a Purdue poultry short course in Bloomfield January 22 and 28. The two day school runs 10 AM to 4 PM each day, covering production marketing and poultry judging with live birds. It aims to boost Greene County interest in poultry farming and is expected to be the best of its kind in the region.
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W. D. Sexson
Purdue
Bloomfield
Poultry Division
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue Poultry Extension
Greene County
Sexson
Miss Mildred Harbett Guests in Bargersville
Miss Mildred Harbett is the guest of Miss Mary Ella Tresslar at Bargersville. Mrs. W H Stewart and son Billy visit Dugger for the day, guests of Mrs. R B Smith. Mr and Mrs Cletus Clark and daughter Mary Belle spend the day with relatives in Dugger. J A and Theodore Schlosser of Louisville Ky arrive to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Frank Becker.
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Mildred Harbett
Mary Ella Tresslar
Bargersville
W.H. Stewart
Billy
Dugger
R. B. Smith
Cletus Clark
Mary Belle
J. A
Theodore Schlosser
Louisville
Frank Becker
Choir Practice at the M. E. Church Tonight
The M. E. choir will meet for practice at seven o clock tonight at the church. All members are urged to attend as church business will be discussed after the session.
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M. E
Linton Lodge to Hold Entered Apprentice Degree Night
Linton Lodge No. 560 Free and Accepted Masons will hold work in the Entered Apprentice degree tonight. The event invites members to attend as the lodge conducts the initiation process and strengthens fraternal bonds.
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Linton Lodge No. 560
U. B. Orchestra Practice Tonight at Christy Home
The orchestra of the U. B. church will practice tonight at 7 o'clock at the home of Bert Christy.
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U. B
Bert Christy
Export Policy Clash Sparks Trade Message
A fragmented note argues British manufacturers must export more than half of the reduction amid a tied policy dispute over field and export targets, signaling a broader economic tension between domestic production and overseas shipment.
New Year's Party at Eagles Hall Honored Mystic Circle
Mystic circle members and their husbands enjoyed dancing and "500" at the Eagles hall for New Year celebrations. Prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Ecker, Andrew Beveridge, Mrs. Dave Short, and Lee Axe. A 11 o'clock chicken dinner was served at Coffman cafe. Attendees included Miss Virginia Goodman of Greenup, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Axe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, and others.
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Eagles’ Hall
Mystic Circle
Raymond Ecker
Andrew Beveridge
Dave Short
Lee Axe
Coffman Cafe
Virginia Goodman
Greenup, al
Charles Goodman
Howard Johnson
Haymond Ecker
Maurice Doidge
Francis Haseman
Eddie Plann
Eight-Pound Baby Girl Born Near Sandborn
An eight-pound baby girl arrived Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Alf Edwards one mile east of Sandborn. Mother and babe doing nicely. Also Tuesday night Sandborn hosted an independent basketball game where Bob Swope's Cowboys of Bicknell defeated Pete Fowler's Wrecking Crew of Sandborn 23 to 18.
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Sandborn
Ind
Alf Edwards
Bob Swope
Cowboys
Bicknell
Pete Fowler
Wrecking Crew
W A W Club Entertained New Year Party
Miss Gaynelle Workman entertained the W A W club and invited guests with a New Year’s party at her home. Games and a contest amused attendees. Mary Richardson won the prize. Refreshments included sandwiches, pickles, fruit salad with whipped cream, and hot coffee. Attendees listed include Earl Scamp, Edith Durham, Esta Armstrong, Fern Plew, and Jack Workman among others.
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Gaynelle Workman
W. A. W. Club
Mary Richardson
Earl Scamp
Edith Durham
Esta Armpriester
Fern Plew
Telephone bills due and payable by the tenth each month
Telephone bills are due and payable at the New Home Telephone Co office on the first of each month. If not paid by the tenth, service may be discontinued. Restoration after disconnection costs 50 cents. New Home Telephone Co. 1110
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The
New Home Telephone Co
M. I. Ladies Aid Moves Meeting to Church Room
The Ladies Aid society of the M. I. church will meet Friday afternoon in the church social room instead of Mrs. Walter Robertson's home. All ladies are asked to attend as officers will be elected. Refreshments will be served.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. I. Church
Walter Robertson
Wreck at Freedom Feared Fatal as Tank Car Explodes
An I. and W. freight train wreck near Freedom last evening left seven coal cars derailed and a tank car said to have exploded. No injuries reported. Authorities investigated the scene and noted no casualties at the time.
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Freedom
Odd Fellows Officer Installation Planned in Bloomfield
John Robert Ecker district deputy patriarch of the Odd Fellows En campment will travel to Bloomfield tonight to install officers at the Bloomfield camp.
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John Robert Ecker
Odd Fellows
Bloomfield
Loyal Daughters Party At Christian Church Tonight
The Loyal Daughters class of the Christian church will hold a party this evening at 7 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to attend.
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Loyal Daughters’ Class of the
Christian Church
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