Farm Bureau Meet at Worthington Park Sept 3
Worthington hosts Indiana Farm Bureau picnic on September 3 with W. H. Settle as principal speaker. Event links with county Boys and Girls Club exhibit Sept 2–3. Prizes total about 200 dollars and trips to Purdue for about 30 to 35 club winners. Knox and Sullivan counties send 400 youths to the Vincennes camp opened Monday under Purdue leaders.
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W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Worthington Park
Settle
Purdue University
Purdue
Bloomfield
Switz City
Lyons
Linton
Worthington
Vincennes
E. L. Austin
Purdue Boys’ and
Knox, Sulli
Indiana hosts largest camp of its kind in state history
Greene and Daviess counties send attendees with about eighty youths and eight leaders. The camp runs through the week with Friday morning closing. It is promoted as the biggest camp of its kind ever held in Indiana.
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Van
Greene
Daviess Counties
Greene County
Indiana
Ex-Rev Culp's Wife Seeks Divorce in South Bend
Mrs. Wilson W. Culp, through Prosecuting Attorney Harry Taylor, filed for absolute divorce from pulpitless ex preacher on his third elopement. She seeks support for ten children, six at home, and has no funds. Taylor prepared the papers and offered court help. Culp fled July 8 with his sister-in-law Cleo Culp, leaving only a few dollars.
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South Bend
Wilson W. ‘Culp
Harry ‘Taylor
Culp
Indianapolis Markets Hogs Receipts Steady to Lower
Indianapolis markets report hog receipts around 6,000 with prices $14.20 to $14.60 for bulk sales and steady to lower direction. Cattle see 1,400 receipts with steers $9.00 to $13.60, cows and heifers $7.00 to $11.00. Sheep at 900 with top $7.00, lambs $14. Calves 900 receipts. top $12.50 and bulk $12.00 to $12.50.
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Indianapolis
Hospital Report Notes Local Births and Surgeries
Mrs Delbert Shepherd and baby were discharged home today. Miss Mabel Scott of Jasonville was brought to the hospital yesterday. Mrs Stephen Slinkard of Newberry was operated on today. Ralph Stiff of this city was operated on today. Carl Cobb of Newberry was operated on for appendicitis.
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Delbert Shepherd
Baby
Mabel Scott
Jasonville
Stephen Slinkard
Newberry
Ralph Stiff
Carl Cobb
Telephone Bills Due At New Home Telephone Co
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office on the 21st of each month. If not paid within 16 days from the bill date, service may be discontinued without further notice. A restoration charge of 50 cents applies if service is discontinued for nonpayment. NEW HOME TELEPHONE CO.
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New Home Telephone Company
NEW .Home Telephone CO
Ladies' Aid Meeting at First Christian Church
The Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church basement work room. All members should attend and those who have not submitted their cook book recipes should bring them or send them tomorrow.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
Vacationing Fulkersons in City With Parents
Charles Fulkerson of Sullivan visits this city with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Fulkerson. The ad promotes Hem-Reid tablets from Hamilton's Drug Store, claiming quick safe relief by removing the cause, with salves deemed ineffective.
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Charles Fulkerson
Sullivan
City
Mrs. L. Fulkerson
Hem-Reid
Hamilton
Heroic foreman saves life of Hoosier youth
Morgantown Indiana July 28 Walter Hough seven nineteen years old probably at recover to tell of the queerest auto accident of the season and the adelerate locomotive fire marrs in America Fireman Harry Baldwin of Martinsville crawled from the cab to the pilot and held the youth by the clothes until the train was stopped Walter and his father Edgar Hamilton of Morgantown were crossing when their auto was struck by the Big Four branch train The father was thrown clear and the auto crushed Walter was dragged to the cowcatcher severely injured possibly internal injuries The youth is believed to recover
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Morgantown
Ind
Walter Hough
Adelerate
America
Walter
Harry Baldwin
Martinsville
Edgar Hamilton
Fairland
Hamilton
Baldwin
Farmer Henry Meyer Dies of Shock After Auto Crash News
Seymour Indiana July 28 Henry Meyer 75 Jackson County farmer died of shock after learning of the death of four intimate friends in an automobile accident and injuries to others. He was found dead at a well near his home after the family tragedy. Baute and another son were seriously hurt but expected to recover.
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Seymour
Ind
Henry Meyer
Jackson
Meyer
Frank Baute
Baute
Charges beer sold at church social in Indiana
Stacey Arnold age 22 and Rupert Huffman age 20 were arrested by Sheriff Reece Burns near Needmore five miles west of Petersburg Indiana charged with violation of the prohibition law. They allegedly sold home brew from a candy bucket at a church social ice cream supper and were caught when the sheriff received a bottle from the bucket. They will be tried at the September term of Pike circuit court.
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Petersburg
Ind
Stacey Arnold
Rupert Huffman
Reece Burns
Needmore
Here
Arnold
Huffman
Pike
Ben Burkland Taken To Hospital For Operation
Ben Burkland of South Linton was taken to Indianapolis today for an operation at Methodist hospital.
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Ben Burkland
South Linton
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
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