Viola Deckard Visits With Switz City Family
Switz City notes show Viola Deckard visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Gless Deckard in Switz City while other locals travel and visit relatives across Indiana Illinois and Michigan. Several residents including Leona Hancock Doris Dillon Marie Gibson and Mary Pierpont are mentioned visiting or returning to schools and homes. Public meetings and medical notes are also referenced with treatment for mastoiditis and attendance at state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Ind
Viola Deckard
Terre Haute
Pearl Jackson
Doris Dillon
Dayton, O
J.B. Dillon
H. B. Nye
Harry Landis
Beulah Fisher
Auburn Heights
Mich
Gladys Heatherington
Lexington
Marie “Gibson
C. S. Ramsey
Lima
Ramsey
Mervin-Hancock
Indianapolis
John, Hancock
Reem
John, Bolin
Morgan Town
John Hancock
Wade Groomer
Solsberry
Mary
Hollars
Valparaiso
Elnore Switz
Elkhart
Sarah Switz
Walter Holmes
Freda Mathers Schwartz
French Wick
Noah Gibson
Mary Pierpont
Papont
Bloomfield honors Mary Yoho on 79th birthday
Bloomfield Indiana June 3 Mrs Mary E Yoho celebrated her seventy ninth birthday Sunday with a dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs Marshall Davis and Mrs Davis at their East Main Street home. The event also honored her daughter Mrs R Price of Bloomington. Guests included Mrs Marie? and Mrs Florence? plus other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Ind
Mary E. Yoho
Marshall &. Davis
Davis
East Main Street
I R, Price
Bloomington
Laid Mararie
Uel Mri
Erian
Mis A Welsman
Florence Ac
Farley slur on prairie states fuels political tension
Columnist Charles P. Stewart notes Postmaster General Farley’s remark that Kansas and other prairie states are nonentities angering Democrats and boosting Republican hopes. He argues Farley’s comment paints the prairies as insignificant, stirring cross‑country reaction and political maneuvering ahead of election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
James A. Farley
Alf M. Landon
Atate
Congress
P.M. G
Prairie State
Farley
Kansas
Roosevelt
Prairie States
West
Farley backs Landon in 1936 nomination race
Farley is described as having effectively aided Landon by recognizing him as the Republican nominee at Cleveland. The text notes that Landon is the candidate Rooseveltians fear and that Farley did him more good than any amount of London propaganda could have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Prairies
Democratic National Committee
Manhattan
New York City
West
United States
Hudson River
Landon
Cleveland
Kansas
Farming Interests of Mr Roosevelt Revealed in Portrait
The piece portrays Mr Roosevelt as energetic and accessible, working early mornings and preferring a hands on approach. It notes his regular White House swimming, fishing trips, extensive Georgia farming, and ownership along the Hudson with hydropathic establishments he developed from a personal spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wall
White House
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hudson
Georgia
Foreign papers weigh Roosevelt in US election
The London Times analyzes U S politics through Sir Arthur Willert who says most moneyed voices oppose Roosevelt, labeling him a reckless radical. He cautions health rumors, notes a divided electorate, and predicts a smaller 1932 vote but hopes for a Reuters-like shift among voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Arthur Willért
United States
Roosevelt
Townsend Plan Inquiry Backfires on Congress
Washington report criticizes the House committee investigating the Townsend plan for overdoing its heckling. It argues the probe was political, aimed at ridiculing the proposal and its chief advocate Dr Francis Townsend. The tactic damaged support for the plan and suggested internal split among Townsendites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
House of Representatives’ Committee of
Townsend
Congressional
Ite
Representatives
Rae
Jasper
Francis KE
Townsend influence sways Michigan voters in warned election talk
Sherwood Michigan residents discuss Townsend propaganda impact on the upcoming election. Three locals and a woman near a delivery truck speculate that Republicans may nominate a dark horse at Cleveland and that Roosevelt’s fate hinges on Townsend support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Mich
Townsend
Michigan
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Russel Garret
Borah and Taft talk in preconvention clash
Garret warns Borah may stumble in primaries while Collins argues Ohio delegates are pledged to Taft and big players may retool support in hotel backroom deals to curb Borah or Landon and aid Walter Brown’s faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Borah
Ohio
New Jersey
Collins
Taft
Walter Brown
Borali
Landon
Ihelp
Ixnox Rosea
Prices Tell His Story Wes Garret Ends Remarks
Garret ends his remarks abruptly saying he does not have to look far to tell his story. He notes eggs once eight cents a dozen were not worth crating and recalls a packing hoax. He claims business is better now and Roosevelt deserves at least some credit, then his wife mentions pensions for the elderly. Collins asks about the difference between helping and hoaxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Garret
Conte
Roosevelt
Collins
Local Social Notes and Travel Plans Highlight Bloomington Dinner Club
Riddle, Clyde Yoho and son Richard of Bloomington and other local families hosted guests. Miss Tula Buckner entertained her dinner bridge club and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roscoe Rees and Carl Oliphant. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan F. Stalcup traveled to Moline Illinois for William Butterworth’s funeral, then continued to Brillion Wisconsin on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Rees
Carl Oliphant
Ivan F. Stalcup
Moline, Ill
William Butterworth
Deere & Company
Brillion, Wis
Court News from Bloomfield Indiana Courts
Court records show multiple filings and actions in Greene County including guardianships, divorces, partitions, sales, demurrers, and probate. Notable items include executor appointments for estates of Alpha Womeldorf and Granville Christenberry, and a sweep of cases involving Willey, Wallen, Liford, and multiple county officers.
Special Study On Allergy In Children
Dr Logan Glendening summarizes allergy in kids with hay fever and asthma. In a study of 200 children, average hay fever onset is four, asthma affects about a quarter with an average age nine and five-year duration. many are helped by identifying the triggering substances. Digestive and skin reactions noted. tips on granulated eyelids included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Glendening
M. D
Ufe
Cleridening
Neoin
Logan ‘Clendening
Midwest Hog and Cattle Market Report from Indianapolis
Indiana market update lists hogs at 4,500 head with holdovers 104. Prices show heavies 9.50 to 10.00, mediums 10.00 to 10.30, lights 10.05 to 10.40. Cattle totals around 1,100 with calves 600. steers steady, heifers strong, cows steady. Steer and heifer top at 8.26, most steers 7.65 to 8.10, heifers 7.45 to 8.15. beef cows noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U. P
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Decline Across Categories
Opening prices steady to down across segments with cuts in vealets and yearlings. Noted are $6.25 to $6.00 ranges for certain cuts, vealets steady to good, top cattle near $100, and yearling lots around $9.50. Ewes mostly $8.50, generally lower.
Water and Light Bills Payment and Disconnection Policy
Monthly payments are required for current water and light bills plus six percent of the old bills. If payments are not made, services will be disconnected. April bills were due by May 31 and disconnections are happening as workers can reach the sites. Reconnection after payment may not occur the same day, causing inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Elizabeth Bender
Paul Bender
Guy Hewitt
Ethel Hewitt
J ‘Everett ‘O’conner
Elmina Lifford
Thomas Lifford
Drs. Bi
Bull
Thad Wolford
Linton
Registration and Management Corporation
Edward Clarke
George Barnhart
Jagonville
Greene County
Building, Savings and Loan Association
Worthington
Indiana
Eck ‘Bland
Arid
James M. Hudson
Henry Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Greene
John’ ‘Warnick
Ruth Shanklin
Stanley
Shank
Norman Evans
John, Belcher
Linton Theatres’ Company
J. B. E LaPlante
Harry S.miller
Walter Brewer
Earl
Edna Bach
Jesse Bach
State of
James Nolan
Schlosser Brothers
State of Indiana
James Constable
Nathan H. Boruff
Bessie M. Borruf
Wilbur Baldwin
First National Bank of
Jasonville
Ind
Frank M. Welch
Bloomfield Brick Company
Teo Pruit
Leo Pruit
Quash
van Buskirk
Haywood
Herman Bedwell
Cleo Hawk
Héergean ‘Bedwell
Silas M. Taylor
Edward Funkhouser
Alpha Womeldorf
Greene Circuit
Isaac ¢. Womeldurf
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John A. Watkins
Bodlety
Ss BP
Ege
Switz City News
Charles P. Stewart
Central
Prdng
By Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Charles P
Stewart Central Presse
Doctorta Halpers
Pan
Politico
By Ken Woodman
Ken Woodman
Leslie Eiche
Woodman
Court News
Isaac C.womeldurf
Ss A
R. M. Vincent
Arthur
Pork
Haat Park
Womeldurf
Isaac
C. Womeldurf
Sam E. Bohley
James Roach
Granville Christenberry
Newbery
Christenberry
Laura
Ellen ‘Christenberry
Mehaby
Clendening
R. W. Cadwell Music House
Sullivan, Ind
Alfie
Froeachke Shoe Store
Welty Stalcups
Rhodenbeck-Broa
Eureka
Call Sullivan Fertilizer
Sullivan
Linton Trust Bank
N. E
Main Streets
N.E
Welch Wampler
Billy
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