Local Sunday School Council Organized in Stockton Township
Representatives from local Sunday schools met at the public library to form the Stockton Township Sunday School Council of Religious Education. Officers elected include Naseman as president Lewis as vice president Christy secretary treasurer Jamison superintendent of adult division Beekman young people division McIntosh children division Fritz educational division. A county Sunday school convention is invited for April 20 and 21 with township schools expected to meet their budget quotas. The county council will meet at First Baptist church Switz City Thursday at 7 PM drawing a large crowd from Linton.
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A. M. Beasley
D. M. Puckett
Jerry Clayton
Loren Letterman
George Haseman
John Correll
Stockton Township
Adivy
TI. W. DeLong
Harry Beekman
Young People’s
D. W. McIntosh
J. C. Fritz
Linton
First Baptist Church
Switz City
Fran Linton
Open Forum Questions City Flooding on A Street
A reader criticizes the City council and city engineering for failing to fix chronic flooding on northeast A Street after every rain. The writer claims the mayor knows of the issue and notes a two by two opening cannot drain water from about fifteen blocks, urging a timely remedy.
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Daily Citizen
Local residents gather for visits and family events
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hester spend the week in Indianapolis. Albert Cain of Worthington attends Lewis Blevins funeral. The Graftons move to Halstead property and plan white leghorn poultry farming. Multiple visits from Edwardsport Terre Haute Oakland City Linton and Bradford Kentucky families noted.
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J. A. Hester
Indianapolis
Albert Cain
Worthington
Lewis Blevins
W. WH. Howard
Columbus
Ind
Matt Morrison
W. B. McGinnis
Roy Brown
Oakland City
Brown
James Wineroner
James Page
Linton
F. Hawk
Meryam Johnson
Vincennes
In. N. Johnson
Ralph McKee
Indianapolis Markets Stock and Wagon Prices
Markets report showing bids for hops and cattle, with steers at 9.50 to 11.09 per hundredweight, calves 7.00 to 8.00, and hogs 14.00. Wagon market lists corn at 1.20 to 1.25, old and new, oats at 2.28, hay timothy around 16.00.
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Hge Hay
Timothy
Marco Shester Brown Wins County Latin Contest
Marco Shester Brown took first prize in the county Latin contest. The district contest will feature Marco's first year Latin class, with Mil dred Anderson and Laura Sloop representing the Marco Caesar class. The PTA meeting Thursday night included a program with music drills, poems by Lee French and Katherine Maxwell, a musical reading by Gladys Deer, and a talk on the value of literature by Bertha Hill, followed by refreshments in the basement. Deputy state superintendent Raymond Blackwell from Indianapolis visited the school Thursday.
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Shester Brown
Mildred Anderson
Laura Sloop
Parent
Lee French
Katherine Maxwell
Gladys
Deer
Bertha Hill
Ovid Heaton
Louise Jaymen
Raymond Blackwell
Indianapolis
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