Choir and Pageant at Local Church May Events
The church schedules a morning service May 2 with Mothers Day program songs and a pageant titled A Womans Life featuring roles such as Guardian Spirits and a bride. Evening church services include a 7 30 program and a 2 30 junior service. Announcements note a Bible school workers conference on Tuesday and prayer meeting Thursday with Mrs Graham from Vincennes addressing the ladies next Wednesday at 2 30. The Indiana Christian Church state convention will be in Vincennes May 17 to 20 with several planning to attend from Gdon.
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Bible School Workers Conference
C. E
L 1i Graham
Vincennes
The
Christian Church of Indiana
Pleasant Hill Church Announces Sunday School Time
Pleasant Hill U B Church led by Rev. J. W. McCurtry invites attenders to Sunday School each week at 9 36 a m. The notice emphasizes regular weekly gatherings and the church leadership.
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Pleasant Hill
Mothers Day Observed at Mud Pike and Bethany Services
Sunday school at Mud Pike on May 9 at 9 30 am includes a prayer service at 7 30 pm. Mothers Day services planned with inviting all mothers to attend and a push to exceed benevolence pledges.
Odon Church Announces Sunday Services and Enlistment Drive
Reverend Ernest Roberts outlines Sunday School at 9 30 and Endeavor groups, choir rehearsal, and preaching times. United Enlistment campaign has raised 1782 35 dollars with goal to reach 2000. Helpers offered for Mothers Day walkers. arrange pickup by Saturday evening.
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Odon Church
Cooperation Between Public and Inspectors Aimed at Livestock Health
The Department of Agriculture reports closer cooperation between the public, inspectors, and veterinarians of the Bureau of Animal Industry. It notes eradicating diseases like pleuropneumonia and foot-and-mouth as vital to production and affordable nutrition, while preventing interstate shipping of diseased stock and tightening bovine tuberculosis rules.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
United States
Bareau
Farming tips for hens and egg preservation
The article advises on poultry care with emphasis on feeding, housing, and water cleanliness. It notes root crops and greens for hen feed, praises the Emden and Toulouse waterfowl, stresses clean drinking bowls and lime, a dash of salt, and adequate space to avoid a foul house. It also suggests preserving eggs in spring and summer for fall and winter use.
Unprofitable Farm Cow Or Heifer May Be Killed For Beef
USDA specialists say an unprofitable dairy cow or a heifer that will not prove a good beef producer should be culled. Farmers often buy more beef than they raise and rely on village meat wagons in summer, with little home storage for fresh meat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Steer Feeding Trial at Beltsville Shows Varied Corn Benefit
In a Beltsville Maryland government farm study, four two year old steers were fed to compare cottonseed meat and soaked velvet beans with and without shelled corn. Adding corn was unprofitable with cottonseed meat but beneficial with velvet beans. The most economical gains and highest profit came from corn silage with soaked velvet beans and a small amount of cottonseed meal as an appetizer.
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Beltsville
St Joseph County Plans Doubling Livestock Value
William T. Langley, president of the St Joseph County Live Stock Breeders association, says the county aims to double livestock value in three years. He urges pledges to use only purebred sires and to post "Purebred Sire Farm" signs on farmyards. A general association uniting breeders pledges to use purebred sires and grades.
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St. Joseph County
Mich
Wiliam T. Langley
Ground Rye Best For Pigs In Feed Mixtures
Rye should be ground for pig feed and mixed in equal parts with middlings oats barley or corn. Provide constant water access and salt in self feeders to ensure pigs receive adequate nutrients and hydration.
Live Stock Notes on Cattle and Horse Quality
The higher the breed of cattle the better the beef. There is no danger of a good grade of tankage spreading hog cholera. A good bull is as good as a stag in market value. Horses are poor as their feet. Always examine their feet anatomy when a trade is in prospect.
Funeral Attends for Seth Overbay and Bill Cox
Ray Hasler returned from Illinois for the funeral of his uncle Seth Overbay of Bicknell. A large crowd attended Bill Cox's funeral here Sunday. John Critchlow and Dewey Henderson visited relatives. Roy Yrueblood, Josephine Henderson, and Minnie Yrueblood visited John Critchlow. Grandma Henderson plans a weeks visit with relatives. Odon Realty Co offers farm loans at 6 percent for five years with prepay privilege.
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Ray Hasler
Illinois
Bill Cox
John Critchlow
Loogootee
Roy
Minnie Yrueblood
Josephine Henderson
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Sims Trio
Guardian Spirits
Dorothy Dearmill
Hildred Connell
Blanche Pickett
Helen Cunningham
Dovie Webster
Grandvi Nier
Fern Kemmis
Hazel Sears
Charge
U. B.church
J. W. McCurtry
Mud Pike
Plesant Hill
Ladies Aid
Della Ritter
Bethany Sunday School
U. B
Ernest Roberts
Hunt
M. B. Ulrich .& CO
Odon, Indiana
Emden
Toulouse
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Wisston-Soler, N.C
Michigan Association
Detroit
Grea
Globe and Gates
John Sims
East Main Street
Sears Grocery
Terre Haute
Mer
A. E. Plummer
Mgr
Scotland
Seth Overbay
Bicknell
Charley Ledgerwood
Earle Griffith
Wm Henderson
Hercel Ledgerwood
Dewey Henderson
Terre
Haute
John Moore
David Asdell
Grandma Henderson
Odon Realty Co
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