Silver Lake Student Prepares for IU Medical Degree
Milton B. Leckrone, a Silver Lake resident, is in his fourth year at Indiana University School of Medicine. He is among 330 future doctors in the state training at IU, with a six year program split between college work and medical studies. Upon graduation he may pursue residency in Indiana and licensure nationwide. The cost of IU medical education, including living expenses, was estimated at 757.93 per year, the lowest among eight leading medical schools examined.
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Milton B. Leckrone
Indiana University School of Medicine
Silver Lake
Indianapolis
Leckrone
Indiana University School
I. U
American Association
Medical Echorlu
United States
Leckrors
Assessor Starts on Duty for Township Property Listing
Township assessor J. F. Skinner began his annual duties on March 1 to list personal property for taxation. He has forty five days to complete the job and plans to cover the township swiftly. Skinner traveled to Warsaw to receive instructions.
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J. F. Skinner
Skinner
Warsaw
Birth in Goshen and Main Street home
A son born early Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raber on Main Street weighs 65 pounds and is named Charles Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Rantz Snoberger welcome a son born last Friday morning in Goshen.
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Charles Raber
Main Street
Charles Leonard
Mrs. Rantz Snoberger
Goshen
Man from Nappanee Dies in Logansport Facility
Charles Fox of near Nappanee died last week at Longcliff after transfer from Warsaw jail where he had been held in November awaiting admission. He was 37 years old and survived by his wife and four children.
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Charles Fox
Warsaw
Longcliff
Nappanee
Brothers undergo operation in Warsaw hospital
Underwent an operation in a Warsaw hospital on Monday for the removal of a tonsil. The boys, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander, residing west of town, were brought home Monday afternoon by their parents.
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Merland Gurney Alexander
Frank Alexander
Warsaw
Mrs Robertson Returns Home After Warsaw Hospital Operation
Mrs Frank Robertson underwent an operation in a Warsaw hospital some time ago and has since returned to her home in Warsaw. Her son Robert Robertson is a well known local figure in the community.
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Warsaw
Mr. Robertson
Robert Robertson
Services at M. E. Church on Silver Lake circuit
The Silver Lake circuit of the Methodist church lists next Sunday services at South Pleasant 9:80 a.m. Disko 10:45 a.m. Silver Lake 7:00 p.m. sermon title Accquaintance with God Job 22 21. All invited to attend. Pastor J L Sturgell.
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Silver Lake
Disko
God
Job
Oysters in Shells Sent to Walter Homman at Victoria
Walter Homman received a bushel of oysters in the shell from Charley Wells and his sister Mrs Hellen Homman who are visiting their brother Homer Well at Victoria Virginia. A liberal supply of them graced our table at Sunday dinner.
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Walter Homman
Charley Wells
Hllen Homman
Homer Well
Victoria
Virginia
Indiana Farm Donates Corn For Near East Relief
Hoosier boy Harry Bell Jr and his sister Bernice lead Indiana $100000 corn drive to aid Near East Relief. Ground named God’s Acre yielded abundant ears while farmers from Scottsburg to Greencastle join in freight and mill support. A three reel film, Uncle America Sees It Through, will tour February districts to boost donations.
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Bible Lands
Near East
Indiana
Scott County
Harry Bell, Jr
Bernice
H. A. Bell
Scottsburg
Harry Bell
Grain Committee
Peoples Bank
Indianapolis
Smyrna
Armenia
Changes in Local Farm Residences This Week
The Mont Loehr family moved from the Leonard farm south of town to a farm north of Mentor. Fred Warren and family relocated to a southwest farm near Mentor and Warren will work for Chester Herendeen. The Warren family had resided in the area for years and recently on the Leonard farm west of town. Elmer Reese and his two daughters moved from the Braude farm north of town to a portion of the Samuel Reed house in town.
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Mont Loehr
Leonard
Mentone
Fred Warren
Farim
Mr. Warren
Chester Herendeen
Warren
Leonard Farm
Elmer Reese
Braude
Samuel Reed
Bringing Dead to Life: Revival Injections Described
Historical note describes reviving seemingly dead individuals by injecting one cubic centimeter of Lin 1,000 solution of adrenaline or pituitrin into the left intercostal space near the sternum. Technique specifies left side placement and shallow distance from the border.
Gladys Bridge Weds at Family Home Near Monticello
Gladys Bridge, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs G O Bridge, married Fred Banger on Thursday evening at the Bridge home two miles east of town. The license was issued in Warsaw Wednesday. They planned to settle on a farm near Monticello after a wedding supper with close family, including Ralph Montel and William Breakbeil.
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Warsaw
Mies Gladys
G. O Bridge
Town
Fred Banger
Monticello
Bridge Home
Ralph Montel
William Breakbeil
Thursaday—ol & Farm
Easter Sunday Dates Through the Ages
The article lists Easter Sunday dates across years from 1818 to 2000 and notes patterns. It mentions upcoming Easter dates for April 1st and April 23rd, and highlights the rarity of Easter eggs on the far future date. It also cites earliest and latest Easters within 1801–1900 and 1900–2000.
Embroidery and Reading Club Members Entertained in Local Homes
The Embroidery Club met last Friday afternoon with Miss Chloe Haney hosting. Victoria Reading Club saw members entertained Monday night by Mrs Edith Ferrerda. Mazda class of the M E Sunday School gathered at A Carter home hosted by Mr and Mrs R M Frye. Mothers Club enjoyed Friday afternoon entertainment hosted by Mrs Millie Getty.
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Embroidery Club
Chloe Haney
Victoria, Reading Club
Edith Ferrerda
Mazda
M. E. Sunday School
A. Carter
R. M. Frye
Mothers Club
Millie Getty
Attended Funeral for Mrs Shennep in Collamer
James Ramsey and family joined the funeral procession for Mrs Edgar Shennep held in Collamer on a Saturday afternoon. Shennep, past 65, had suffered illness for over two years and is survived by a husband three daughters a son three sisters two brothers and many friends.
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Mer
Edgar Shennep
Albert
Mra. Shennep
Methodist conference to meet in Kokomo in April week
The Northern Indiana Methodist conference will be held in Kokomo the week beginning April 3. Elaborate plans are being made for the entertainment of those who attend the conference. A new feature will be a boys conference for youths aged sixteen to twenty.
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Northern Indiana
Kokomo
A& Boys
No More Exams for Indiana Teaching Licenses
Indiana passes a law eliminating exams for teaching licenses. New applicants must complete 36 weeks of college or normal school work with passing grades to earn credentials. Current licensees and rural teachers may renew with existing credentials, while salaries for rural posts will be set by the state board of education.
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Indiana
State Board of Education
Powell
Radio's looming political dominance and national broadcasts
The passage warns that future radio use will be tangled with politics as both major parties gain control of powerful broadcasting stations. It foresees air waves filled with tariff statistics and budget figures day and night.
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Milton Leckrone
Chas. M. Dickinson
Logansport
Frank Robertson
M. E. Church
South Pleasant
J. L. Sturgell
Monarch
F&f HarDware Co
Silver Lake, Indiana
G. I. Christie
Geo. C. Bryant
Carl W. Sims
Millers’ Association
Everett McClure
Aurora
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Christie
Russell G. East
Shelby County
Grain Appeal
American Shipping Board
New Orleans
Near East Relief Grain Committee
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
C. B. Troyer
Corn Growers
I. Newt Brown
William M. Jones
State Board of Agriculture
Bernice Bell and
Queen
Gladys Bridge
Housekeeping Today
Hammermill Bond
James Ramsey
Mrs. Shenen
J. A. Ramsey
Collamer
The
Missouri
Kentucky
Silver Lake Elevator Co
Brush & Hanson
Record Office
Silver Lake, Ind
Kosciushe County
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