Chautauqua Opens With Bold Musical Programs
Chautauqua begins with a boom as a large Mutual Morgan tent rises on Main School grounds. The Croatian Tamburica orchestra from Croatia performs in colorful costumes, delivering unique vocal and instrumental pieces in Slavic tongues. A Kiddy town for children forms, with planned play festival and ticket hunt. Tomorrow features Americanization day with the Alice Shrode company and tenor Lynn Sacket, plus Major Hanley lectures and more concerts.
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Chautauqua
Mutual
Morgan Chautauqua
Tamburica Orchestra
Croatia
America
Europe
Jorgan Chautauqua
Pioneer
Alice Shrode Company
Lynn Sacket
Joe Hanley
Hanley
Ceylon Adopts Irrigation Scheme For Sugar Cane Land
The government plans an irrigation project to convert 10,000 acres of arid land into productive sugar cane fields. The scheme targets transforming barren terrain into a viable agricultural area under state oversight and funding.
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Ceylon
Germ Cell Structure Described As Small Cytoplasmic Body
The typical germ cell is a microscopic globular body of cell substance called cytoplasm with an embedded nucleus at its center. The description emphasizes the absence of a mass outside the nucleus and highlights the basic cellular components.
Downplay of Illness in Oil Field Workers
Sore throats diphtheria and similar complaints are practically unknown among workers in oil fields refineries and other petroleum industry branches. Experts note good ventilation and safety practices help reduce illness among employees. The report highlights a contrast with other industrial sectors.
Accidents Cause Big Loss in Utah Cone Mining
A Utah state study reports annual losses in the cone mining industry due to accidents and contagious diseases near one million dollars. The findings highlight significant safety and health costs impacting the industry statewide.
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Utah
Popular With Birds and the Tagging Mystery
A fall tagger greets at least 40 percent of the birds he marks, a share that returns to Jim in spring, suggesting a seasonal pattern in bird movement and recapture rates.
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Jim
Picnic Party Outing Near Koleen With Large Attendees
A gay crowd from the city set out yesterday morning with lunch baskets for a full day outing near Koleen. They visited Rock Springs, Oolitic stone quarries, the Tulip viaduct, and a big sycamore near Worthington. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Arthur Bechtel and daughters Elsie May and Lucille. Mrs Sam Milkes and children. Mr and Mrs Oran Dove. Mr and Mrs Mose Johnson. Mr and Mrs George Smith. Mrs Mary C Smith. Messrs Frank Denanan Eugene Smith Wayne Plew Otis Rhodes. and Misses Juanice Lash Beulah Jean Laffoon and Chloe Hechtel.
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Rock Springs
Koleen
Oolitic
Tulip
Worthington
Arther Bechtel
Elsie May
Lucille
Sam Milkes
Dugger
Oran Dove
Mose Johnson
Harrodsburg
George Smith
Vicksburg
Mary C. Smith
Frank Denanan
Ugene Smith
Wayne Plew
Otis Rhodes
Juanice Lash
Beulah
Jean Laffoon
Chloe Hechtel
Indiana Markets Report Shows Livestock and Grain Prices
Indianapolis market notes list cattle steers and calves priced from nine to twelve dollars, wagon market details for oats and hay with small price variations, reflecting a snapshot of commodity trading and feed costs.
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Timothy Hay
Baby Born to Linton Couple at City Hospital
Mrs Nicoson of West Vincennes street was brought to City Hospital for treatment yesterday. A seven and a quarter pound baby boy named Samuel was born to Mr and Mrs Ward Perrot. The mother, formerly Miss Irene Tumey, is a known Linton girl. The father works at the gas office and has not been at work long today.
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Nicoson
West Vincennes Street
Ward Perrot
Samuel
Perrot
Irene Tumey
Wouldn't Lay Over Shot Incident Near Sullivan
C T Carr a Vincennes truck driver was shot and slightly wounded two miles north of Sullivan Indiana on a Saturday night. A group driving an Overland grew angry when he did not pull over and fired a revolver. The bullet grazed his ear cheek and thumb and lodged in the steering wheel. Suspects said to live in Evansville.
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Sullivan
Ind
C. T. Carr
Vincennes
Carr
Vansville
Rebekahs to Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Violet Rebekah lodge will convene tomorrow evening with all members urged to attend. Officers will be installed during the session.
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Violet Rebekah Lodge
Barbers' Notice Sets Saturday Night Closing Time
Barbershops will close at 8 p m on Saturdays and the nights before holidays starting July 1st. The notice directs all barbers to comply with the new closing hour immediately.
Local group enjoys day picnic at Washington state park
Miss Edith Dye Grace Slinkard Winogene Hewlett and Messrs Wayne and Donald Maxwell and Gordon Stewart motored to the Washington state park yesterday where they spent the day picnicking.
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Edith Dye
Grace Slinkard
Winogene Hewlett
Messrs
Wayne
Donald Maxwell
Gordon Stewart
Washington State Park
Margaret Avilla Boswell 48 dies at home in Linton
Margaret Avilla Boswell at 48 dies Saturday afternoon at 189 Third Street Southwest after a long illness. A longtime resident and active Salvation Army member since 1914, she leaves husband William Boswell, five children Thomas and Maggie Nora Anna Dorothy at home, two brothers William and Ted Sloan, a sister Mrs James I Harris, and four grandchildren. Funeral held at 2 pm today from the family residence with Rev BE Corts officiating. Interment Fairview cemetery
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Margaret Avilla Boswell
Third Street
William Boswell
Thomas Boswell
Pueblo
Colo
Maggie
Nora
Anna
Dorothy
William
Harrisburg
Ted Sloan
James I Harris
BE. C. Corts
Fairview Cemetery
Tractor accident at Sandborn injures Ralph Pahmeier arm
In Sandborn Indiana on June 30 Ralph Pahmeier broke his arm near the wrist while working with a tractor. Doctors Dunlevy and Pahmeier took an X-ray Thursday. The Epworth League hosted a church lawn social with lemonade and angel food cake. Guests included Mildred Johnson Judith Skeel Bess Lankford Dorothy Corbin Donna Spencer Louise Davis Alice Hart Dora Winkle Imo Williamson Mary Lankford Stella Holmes Elizabeth Miller Imogene Bard Lenon Maddock Rachel Maddock Lucille Farley Jennie Farley Roxie Farley Wa Mitchell Mary Bicknell Mary Watkins Mary Peden Trulie Hill Beulah Peden Mrs Ruth Curry Ralph Holmes Guy McKee Kenneth Holmes Wayne Shanks Robert Davis Charles Page Godbey Bard Elne y Fields and Lawrence Whalen.
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Epworth League
M. FE. Church
Angel
Mildred Johnson
Judith Skeel
Bess Lankford
Dorothy Corbin
Donna Spencer
Louise Davis
Alice Hart
Dora Winkle
Imo Williamson
Mary Lankford
Stella Holmes
Elizabeth Miller
Imogene Bard
Lenon Maddock
Rachel Maddock
Lucille Farley
Jennie Farley
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The family thanks all who helped in their bereavement including friends neighbors members of local unions Knights of Pythias Masonic Woodmen of the World Ku Klux Klan church singers and those who provided cars and floral tributes Special gratitude to Rev Wheeler and funeral director Earl T Aikin for their words and sympathy Mrs D Vorhees Bough and Children the Hunter Family the Bough Family
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Union
Knights of Fythias
Masonic
Woodmen of the World
Ku Klux Klan
Church of Christ
Wheeler
Earl T. Aikin
D. Vorhees Bough
Hunter
Bough
Auto Kills Young Boy Near Bedford Home
Bedford Ind June 30 Robert Lanahan a 5 year old boy was struck by an automobile while crossing a street near his home and died yesterday authorities reported the fatalities from the accident noting the child was not in a crosswalk at the time of the collision the driver remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators
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Bedford
Ind
Robert Lanahan
Paint Preserves White House From Water Damage
Researchers note the White House would have fallen to ruin after a century without protective paint. The coating shields exterior surfaces from moisture and weathering, extending the building’s life and appearance.
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White House
Washington
New Testing Machine At Bureaus New Lab
The United States Bureau of Standards houses a 10,000,000 pound testing machine used to crush large steel columns and brick walls, illustrating a powerful facility for material testing and structural research.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Covered Up Unlike Most Other Pecks
A brief adage about pecks and trouble noting that the biggest ones are not necessarily at the top and that concealment can affect outcomes.
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Haldon Beasley
Doctor OF Chiropractic
Palmer School
N. Main St
Kuppenheimer
Wolford Hardware Co
Burica Orchestra
Indianapolis
City Hospital Report
Rebekahs
Sandborn
Young-Man
Epworth League Social
Ralph Pahmeier
H. FE. Dunlevy
J W. Pahmeier
AUTO
Young Doy
Boy
Ax & Fry
Linton
Froeschke’s
Froeschke’s Shoe Store
Terre Haute
Hymera
Coalmont
Jasonville
King's Restaurant
Hotel Delaware
Jasonville Union Bus Terminal
Teray
Ney Li
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