Angling Season Near as Western Parks Open
Trout fishing will begin in western National Parks by mid June as restrictions lift. Lassen Volcanic Olympic Sequoia Mt Rainier and Glacier open in stages with license rules and stream conditions noted by park superintendents. Early catches include rainbow and cutthroat among others as streams clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Department of Interior
Lassen
Volcanic
Sequoia
Olymphic
Mt. Rainer
Tin Lassen Volcanic National Park
John Preston
Lassen Peak Loop
California
Wo Lassen Park
Rainer National Park
Wash
Portland man keeps Kluggers alive in modern shoe wave
Oscar Auestad, a lifelong whittler from Norway, leads a Portland workshop turning maple into clogs once called kluggers. He began in 1907 and now hand crafts about 3,000 wooden shoes yearly, touting comfort, water resistance, and bright styling as redefining a long tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oscar Auestad
Auestad
United States
Norway
Shaavevick
America
Allestid
Ciere
Serence
Jack
Third Avenue
Mary
Glacier Valley Fishing Season Opens In June Park Rules
The article notes open drainage waters in June including Tlowe and Avalavache lakes and July 1 for Belly River and Watertown drainages. Glacier National Park bans licenses while Yose mite National Park waives permits June 1. A 20 fish per day limit applies with a 10 fish cap on Golden trout. state park and nonresident fees set at $2 and $3 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Tagic
Swittecrrent
Camas
Tlowe
Avalavche
Belly River
Watertown
Flathead River
Montana
Glacier National Park
Yosemite National Park
Lawrence c. Merriam
California
Yosenite
Open House Planned by Haseman and Bousquet Families
Mr and Mrs Oscar Haseman and Mr and Mrs Emil Bousquet of Los Angeles are visiting here this week. They will hold open house Sunday afternoon and evening at the Haseman farm home on Pair View road. All friends are invited to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haseman
Emil Bousquet
Los Angeles
Calif
Haseman
Pairview Road
Bucktown Visitors and Relatives Listed in Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Donald Palomeir and sons Paul Loren and Leon visited relatives in Vincennes with Leon staying longer. Several families from Anderson Linton Princeton Terre Haute Indianapolis Corydon and Newcastle are also mentioned visiting local residents or returning home after visits. Floyd Bedwell Darrell Hardisty and others attended races in Indianapolis and multiple local households hosted guests during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Palomeir
Paul Loren
Leon
Vincennes
Karl Willoughby
Arthur Browning
Junior Browning
Anderson
Ralph Browning
Charles Davenport
Jackie
Linton
Dan Bedwell
Kathleen Jackson
Princeton
Corydon
Oscar Pahmier
Patty
Newcastle
Donald Pahmier
Ralph Near
Bernadine
Terre Haute
Elvin Bedwell
Jimmie
Cleo Hale
Bill Brown
Floyd Bedwell
Wayne
Dewey Benefiel
Darrell Hardisty
Indianapolis
Local Visits Mark Weekend in Morris Chapel
Morris Chapel residents hosted and visited numerous friends and relatives over the weekend. Guests included families from Sullivan Roachlale Gary Hammond Detroit Toledo Clay City Evansville Indianapolis Terre Haute Newberry and Atlas, with multiple dinners and day trips noted.
Walking Licenses Issued To Pupils In Johannesburg
In Malvern West School Johannesburg South Africa pupils receive walking licenses after an exam on street crossing dangers and safe street behavior. Violations bring penalties from a pupil jury, including fines or license cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
U.S
Malvern West School
Distant Relatives Visit Friends in Lyons and Terre Haute
Linton families were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Chatey. Emerson Cline of Victoria UL Emmett Cline Pearl Laughlin and children Ruth Ann and John D visited Roy Duffey and daughter Sue in Lyons. Fred Collins and son Wayne spent Saturday in Terre Haute on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Noonan
Gary
Robert Johnson
Billie Ann
Keith and
Dale
Hammond
W. L. Johnson
Daniel Cline
James
Charles Haywood
David Squires
Hobart Haywood
Lyons
Lois Himebrook
Valparaiso
Emmett Cline
Pearl Laughlin
Ruth Ann
Margaret Lippeatte
Dugger
Glen Leach
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Alton
Toledo
Ben Alton
Laura Haywood
Emerson Stevens
Harley Taughn
Laura Ruth
Marshall White
Gilla Hauck
Velma
Clay City
Orval Hoover
Kayanna
Evansville
Harvey Blume
Burl Young and Sons
Indianapolis
Fred Collins
Kenneth Abrams
Gertie Brinson
Horace Ford
Terre Haute
Wesley Myers
Violet Hinds
Isenogle
Newberry
Roy Gray
Billie
Atlas
Dorothy West
Leonard Chafey
Linton
Frank Chatey
Emerson Cline
Victoria
John D
Roy Duffey
Sue
Wayne
Indiana State Parks Open 1939 Swimming Areas
Beaches and pools at Brown County McCormick's Creek Pokagon Indiana Dunes Bass Lake and Shakamak state parks opened for the 1939 season. Lifeguards with American Red Cross ratings supervise. safety precautions are highlighted. Shakamak hosts the annual AAU swimming and diving championships drawing entries from across Indiana and the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Red Cross
Brown County
McCormick's Creek
Pokayoon
Indiana Dunes
Bass Lake
Shakamak
Middlewest
McCormick’s Creek
Park Campers Enjoy Summer at Shakamak Dunes Pokagon
In a natural amphitheatre setting hundreds of boys and girls stay in three group camps at Shakamak Dunes and Pokagon parks during summer. Campers use lakes for swimming with regular periods and facilities include diving towers at pools and beaches. Pools and beaches stay open through Labor Day signaling end of vacation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakamak
Dunes
Pokagon
Guatemala's Modernization Shown On New Airmail Stamp
The article contrasts Guatemala's tropical wealth with rapid reform under President Ubico since 1931. It highlights road building, sanitation, airports, and city beautification as the new tempo, shown by a stamp featuring the sanitation building among a 12 stamp air mail series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Switzerland
Central America
Jorge Ubico
Ubico
Canada
United States
Central
South America
Simon Bolivar
Guatemala City
The
Republic
Notice of Administration in Greene County Indiana
The judge of Greene County Indiana appoints Thomas C Buckner as administrator of the estate of Alice M Buckner who is deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Dates May 18 1939 and notice from attorney R M Vincent accompany the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Greene County
Night Barroom Turmoil Hits Duke Martin Feud
In the Cove bar Clem Shirley faces Jack Burden and Duke Martin as tension erupts over Clem. Martin buys time with money while Jack fights, then exits with Clem. Mary Franklin pursues the drama, chasing a blue car through city streets as a police interference looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Franklin
Duke Martin
Clem Shirley
Janice Pecaree
Err
Cove
Jack Burden
Jack
Clem
Janice French
Martin
Burden
Worthington oilman backs Retonga in public endorsement
Joe Willey a prominent Worthington oil dealer with extensive business interests endorses Retonga claiming relief from heartburn constipation and neuritis like pains after taking the medicine. He says digestion is sound bowels regular and he gained seven pounds. He also cites his mother’s benefits and urges purchase at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Willey
Worthington
Willey
W. J. Hamilton
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E. C. Turner
Italy
Bucktown News
Morris Chapel News
Nellie Underwood
William Buck
Sullivan
Hubert Rine
Roachlale
James Hale
Della Linn
Delema Burch
Ruby Underwood
Sam Linn
Willie
Jesse Stevens
Island City
West Island News
Donnie Cline
R. M. Vincent
Ack
Nick
Helen Worden
NEA Service, Inc
Retonga
Eureka
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Silvertown
D-X
W. Vincennes Sts
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