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Indiana's game bird population will be increased this year as a result of efforts at the Indiana Boy's School, Indiana, Depart ment of Conservation officials announced today. Several hundred day-old chicks quail and phesants— were raised by the youths under the supervision of Don Misner, sup erintendent of the dairy barn. At the age of release, eight weeks, 110 pheasants out of 120 were still living. Four hundred quail survived out of 480. The ring necks were liberated last week, and the quail will be released about August 4. Hendricks county receives the benefit of the releases, and cons ervation clubs in that area as sisted in the rearing program The Brownsburg club supplied two broader houses and others were loaned by organizations at Clayton, Avon and Plainfield, 4-H NEWS All the 4-H girls in Monro: Township are busy making plans for their annual dress revue which will take place in the Bain bridge gym on Friday evening, August 1st. An added attraction will be the demonstration “Your Hands are Tattletales’’ given by Betty Sutherlin. With this demonstration she won county all district honors. She will give it in the State 4-H contest the last of August. Everyone will be interested in this demonstration as she gives herself a home mani cure and makes an inexpensive hand lotion. Also, everyone will be looking forward to the delicious home IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of our dear son, John William Hodshire, who was reported missing on the U. S. 8. Indianapolis ship two years ago today, July 30, 1945. One more sad and lonely year has passed. And still our hearts with aching pain has never eased. For John William you was one of the best. Always you was so kind and loving More and more each day we miss you Every minute of each day. We miss the things you used to do and say, But you are always near us darling For always our thoughts are of you where ever we may be. Not always Can eyes see us Weep. But many a tear is shed while others are asleep. And we pray for God to guide When our sorrow is too great to bear. And hope of earthly joy grows dim, still there is comfort even then, if we only trust in him. That sometime, somewhere we must meet. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy. pa.
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Greencastle Daily Banner
Greencastle, Indiana, US
Wed, Jul 30, 1947
Page 5
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