States mail non-resident tax forms to Indiana employers
Indiana tax officials mailed lists of non-resident employee data to employers. Withholding applies after the year’s total reaches 1000 dollars. forms must be returned by July 10 and tax is paid annually by January 31. Forms are available at the 141 South Meridian Street headquarters and will be mailed to other employers on request.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ross Income Tax Division
South Meridiantreet
Ind
All Graduates Placed at Cleveland Hospitals
Dean Tor rid Sollman of the Western Reserve University school of medicine announced that all members of the graduating class have secured internships in Cleveland and other cities. The report notes the strong placement drive and broad geographic spread of the placements.
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Cleveland
U.P
Torrid Sollman
Western Reserue University School of Medicine
Bridge Gains in Low Mood Soughs Rochester
Ely Culbertson contends that bridge becomes a low mood pastime in Rochester. He says players have more time to play and find it cheaper than other amusements.
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Ibridge
Rochester
Ely Culbertson
State Unemployment Fund Seen At 6.47 Million by July
South Carolina unemployment compensation commission estimates the unemployment trust fund will be 6.47 million dollars in credit to the state by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IATE
Columbia, S. C
U.P
Carolina
Quiet Society Wedding Described As Subtle Affair
A recent society wedding, costing only a few thousand dollars, was described as quiet and restrained with marked silence surrounding the event. The report highlights a low profile celebration and minimal social fuss.
Paris Hats Rise as Coiffure Style Defies Hats
Paris fashion notes report a shift in headwear as Parisian salons and hatmakers push for higher coiffures that forego hats. Designers Erik, Rose Valois and others promote ornate updos with high crowns and dramatic backs, while ribbons, veils, and jewels enhance daytime and evening looks.
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Audrey Ames
United Press
Paris
U.P
Antoine
Antonie
Erik
Rose Valois
Paris Fashion Tip Highlights Hat Trend Revival
A Paris fashion note notes a continuing hat trend sparked last year and spreading through collections and street style. The piece highlights stylish silhouettes and notable designers embracing brimmed headpieces.
NYA honors awarded to students across colleges
Indianapolis June 2 NYA officials announced that students earning college expenses through NYA projects received a large share of fellowships scholarships and other awards. Out-of-state schools named include University of California Virginia Polytechnic Institute Babson Northwestern Michigan Caltech Arkansas Oklahoma Illinois Wisconsin Iowa State Western Reserve Florida Cincinnati Syracuse Freiburg and Columbia. Undergraduate scholarships were given at DePauw Rose Polytechnic Institute Gary College Anderson College Ball State Oakland City and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Youth Administration
NYA
University of California
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Babson Institute
Northwestern University
University of Michigan
California Institute of Technology
University of Arkansas
University of Oklahoa
the Woods
Ander Vond. College
Ball State Teachers College
Oakland City College
Two Auto Crashes Claim Lives Near Mitchell
Two separate collisions in Indiana result in fatalities and multiple injuries. Harry Long 19 Kokomo dies from a fractured skull after an overturned car on State Road 37 near Mitchell. Lucille Degler 15 remains in dangerous condition with head injuries. Marcus Morgan 18 and Betty Myers 15 suffer minor injuries. In a second crash Hobart Howard 40 of Como dies when his car rear-ends another near Paoli. Robert Neal 17 and Paul Madden 19 suffer cuts and bruises. Fonzo Miller 19 uninjured.
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Mitchell
Ind
Harry Long
Kokomo
Long
Bedford
Lucille Degler
Marcus Morgan
Betty Myers
Hobart Howard
Como
Howard
Vernon Magner
Paol
Paoli
Robert Neal
Paul Madden
Fonzo Miller
Spiders in Jelly Export Scheme Aims at East
British chemists seek a method to preserve spiders in jelly for export to the East. Eastern peoples believe swallowing spiders cures illnesses such as ague and malaria. They favor unfamiliar spider species.
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London
U.P
Greene County social calendar meeting notices
The Greene County Industrial Union meets at the Moose hall at 6 30 p m. Crafts urged to attend. Metropolitan lodge No 193 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Chickateth Council Pocahontas anniversary at the Red Men s hall at 7 p m.
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Greene County Industrial Union
Moose Hall
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
K. of P
Chickateth Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Quapaw Council No 80 Meets and Local Lodge Gatherings
Quapaw Council No 80 meets at Red Men's hall at 7 p m. Sergg Linton Shuffle Board club meets at City park at 6 30 p m. Labor's Non-Partisan League Greene county to meet in public library at 7 p m. All voters invited. Called meeting Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M at 7 30 p m at the hall. Work in the M M degree.
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Red Men’s Hall
Sergg
Labor
League
Greene County
Linton Lodge No
F. C
Wednesday group meetings and lodge gatherings listed
Glenburn Aid society holds regular meeting. Christian Ladies Aid Society all day at the church. Rotary Luncheon at 12 15 p m at the Methodist church. Unity Lodge No 37 LO O F at 7 50 p m. Elks lodge regular meeting at home at ? p m. Eagles lodge hall at 7 p m. Salvation Army Home league at headquarters at 1 p m. Joint Eastern Star Masons event at hall 7 30 p m with special entertainment. Tri Kappa sorority meets at public library at 7 30 p m for important business meeting.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Thursday church and club meeting schedule
Baptist Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting at the church. M E choir, Baptist choir, and Christian choir meet at the church in the evening. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at 7 30 p m. American Legion post at home at 8. Ge Girl s 4 H clubs meet at the high school at 2 pm. No 560 F and A M meets at 7 30 at the hall for F C degree. Truth Seekers class meets with Mrs Sophia Kramer at Eleventh and FE streets northeast at 2 pm. All members urged to attend.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Saron
Community meetings and degree work schedule
Friday activities include Sons of American Legion gathering at home at 6 30 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Red Men at the hall 7 p m Linton Shuffle Board club at City park 6 30 p m Stated Columbian chapter No 140 C E S at the hall 7 30 p m There will be degree work given All members urged to attend.
Slinkard Returns Home From Hospital
IS RETURNED HOME OU. P. Slinkard, manager of the Linton Bell Telephone company office, who has been in the Method ist hospital in Indianapolis for the past few weeks, was brought to his home on First street southeast Sunday. His condition is reported improved, but physicians ordered no visitors for a short time.
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OU. P. Slinkard
Linton Bell Telephone Company
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
First Street
Local society notes from Bloomfield and nearby towns
Miss Betty Fitzpatrick spent Sunday in Bloomfield. Several guests visited Bloomfield while others traveled to Indianapolis and Peoria. Family visits include Smith and Puckett households with ongoing social events and a birthday dinner for Leslie Puckett.
Linton Pupils Shine in Clinton Spring Revue
Mrs Clyde Booher and daughter Patty Jean along with Katherine Wills Rogers attended events in Clinton over the weekend. Patty Jean Booher and Rogers, students of Miss Cooper, performed in a Saturday night spring revue. Thursday luncheon at the Clinton Exchange Club hosted guests including Mrs Ed Rogers Clyde Booker and Norma Osborn.
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Clyde Booher
Patty Jean
Katherine Wills Rogers
Nita Leonard Cooper
Clinton
Patty Jean Booher
Miss Cooper
Exchange Club
Ed Rogers
Clyde Booker
Norma Osborn
Birthday Party Honors Gambill Residents on Parks Anniversary
In Gambill a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Ora Parks and her daughter Vincil Eunice. Guests included Frank McJean family, Sam Parks family, Denver Christy, David Franklin family, Comodora Parks, Berth and Harley Parks, Dorothy Parks, Ray Parks, Charles Pugh family, and other relatives from Dugger Linton Muncie Shelburn and local areas.
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Gambill
Ora Parks
Vincil Eunice
Frank McJean
Loren
Betty
David
Charles
Johnny
Paul
Sam Parks
Elva Bertha
Mildred
Denver Christy
David Franklin
Cletus
Roxie
Comodora Parks
Berth
Harley Parks
Dugger
Dorothy Parks
Linton
Ray Parks
Muncie
Charles Pugh
Patty
Robert Ora
Shelburn
Parks
Birthday Dinner in Jasonville Honoring Mrs. Ray Sinders
A noon Sunday birthday dinner was hosted in Jasonville for Mrs. Ray Sinders. Attendees included Mrs. Myrtle Bough and family, Mrs. Hallie Goodman and sons, Mrs. Hester Kelley and Leroy, Wayne Havercamp, Mrs. Louise Woodward and Juanita, Mrs. Ida Bedwell, Lucille Bradford, Seorata Edmondson, Audrey Edmondson, Edward Hogan, Mary Jane Bedwell, Esther Kelley, Iva Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brewer and Harold, and the guest of honor.
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Ray Sinders
Jasonville
Myrtle Bough
Donnie and
Marie
Hallie Goodman
Hester Kelley
Leroy
Wayne Havercamp
Louise Woodward
Juanita
Ida Bedwell
Lucille Bradford
Seorata Edmondson
Audrey Edmondson
Edward Hogan
Mary Jane Bedwell
Esther Kelley
Iva Kelley
Eugene Brewer
Harold
Mr. Sinders
Quail and Pheasant Shipment To Conservation Clubs
The department of conservation reports the shipment of 38,000 quail and pheasant chicks to conservation clubs for rearing. Hatcheries at Jasper Pulaski and Wells County state preserves supplied the birds, which will be released at ten weeks under game warden supervision along with thousands of eggs provided to clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Jasper- Pulaski and
Wells County
Townsend Club Plans Public Library Meeting
A Townsend club will hold a meeting at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening in the Worthington public library. The public is invited to attend.
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Townsend Club
Worthington
What Do You Think Befriend People on the Highway
Citizens share lunch opinions for hot weather including ham sandwiches potato salad iced tea fried chicken bread and butter cheese sandwiches tomatoes cottage cheese and iced coffee tuna salad Ritz crackers Spanish rice brunswi eger hot rolls and iced tea Pineapple salad appears as a suggested accompaniment.
Reverend Standefur to Lead North Mission Services
Rev Charles Standefur of Shelburn will oversee church services at North Mission Apostolic church for a few weeks. He is general superintendent of the Church of God of the Tennessee assembly. Evening services start at 7 30 p m Tuesday and Saturday nights and Sunday follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Standefur
Shelburn
North Mission Apostolic Church
Mr. Standefur
Church of God of the Tennessee Assembly
North Mission Church
Cartridges Help Trace Hunter in Standish Case
Four empty cartridges found near an illegally killed fawn helped conservation officers identify the hunter two months after the season closed. Ballistics experts linked the shells to Lewis Schemesky, a Flint factory worker, who pleaded guilty.
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Standish
Mich
U.P
Lewis Schemesky
Flint
Mrs Minnie Lusink Guests At Rochester Route
Mrs Minnie Lusink and her daughters Mable and Hazel of Santa Barbara California visited Mr and Mrs Eskin Turner and family over the weekend. They were en route to their summer home in Rochester New York.
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Minnie Lusink
Mable
Hazel Lusink
Santa Barbara
Cal
Eskin Turner
Rochester, N. Y
Meeting Postponed for Two Weeks by Bridge Club
The Tuesday Contract Bridge club postpones the meeting for two weeks. The next regular gathering will be at the home of Mrs. Claude Harris.
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Contract Bridge Club
Claude Harris
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M.E
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American Legion
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Linton Shuffle Board Club
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Bloomfield
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Herman Corbin
Bloomington
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Robert Franklin
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Blomington
Jim Hostetter
Wendell Hannah
Arnold Poe
Hannah
Lloyd
Bill Hawtin
Catherine Kunkler
Rose Rogers
Terre Haute
Vernon Foster
Herman Slinkard
Jeanette Kay
Freedom
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Elmer Johnson
Spencer
Leonard Giuffre
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Clare Marie Huber
June Richardson
John Deford
Jack Coleman
Bob Smith
Bob Baker
Frederick McLean
Marvin Friedman
Kenneth Neill
Kenneth Rodger
Kenosha
Wis
D. A. Mowery
James Gill
Sandborn
Don Collins
Doris Jean
Leslie Puckett
Janice
William
Ferguson
Rev. Standefur
Municipal Utilities
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Vanity
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Hickey
Texaco
Sts
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