Better Farming Club a Beneficial Result of the Schoolhouse Social Center Movement
The article discusses the Better Farming Club movement as a practical social center for communities both urban and rural. It highlights Turman Township’s club as a model supported by Purdue University, its programs, debates, musical numbers, and youth participation, and argues the clubs foster cooperation, education, and stronger citizenship.
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Better Farming Club
Schoolhouse
James J. Durham
Indianapolis News
Country Church
Ache Berngers Institute
Marineres
Serena
Turman Township
Indiana
Purdue University
Purdue
W.L. Elser
Oakel F. Hal
Yortnath
LICKSKILLET ITEMS tickle Bloomington Star readers
A humorous column notes village misadventures with local characters and anecdotes. It mentions a wedding chaos, a plan for anvil chorus practice at Bill Blithers' shop, political loyalties of Dick Bledsoe, and humorous slips from Deacon Ebbersole and Aunt Sally Hansford. Ed Bascomb hosts a luncheon, Ed Bivins backs Roosevelt, and women ride astride to church amid small-town gossip.
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Raaster
Bill Blithers
Deacon Ebbersole
Zeke Stebbins
Cumberland
Squire Hartsock
Brown County
3D Jones
Jon Silvers
Cincinnati
Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings
Ed Bascomb
Ed Bivins
Roosevelt
Campbellite
Deacon Hawkins
Jim Spivins
Claybank
Doc McFadden
Health Director Promotes Cures Without Drugs or Surgery
C L Buss, health director, offers treatment for incurable diseases and specialty attention to stomach, liver, and nervous troubles. The campaign emphasizes non-drug, non-surgical cures and invites calls day or night from a permanent Washington Street location in Sullivan.
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TOYOW
Washineton Sto Sullivan
Bect
Teachers Entertained by Lloyds in Farmersburg Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles A Lloyd hosted all public school teachers for a social in Farmersburg on April 14. A two course luncheon followed games and music, with Superintendent E A O Dell Mrs Dell and daughter Helen, Principal A B Taylor, and many teachers in attendance.
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Farmersburg
Charles A. Lloyd
E. A. Odell
Helen
A. B. Taylor
Ewing Kester
June Manor
J. Hubert King
Elsie Hill
Edith Collins
Zoe Barbie
Vera Brown
Henrietta Birlingmier
Zora Wisener
Edith, Griffin and
Almeda Cowan
Osburn Visits Sullivan County After 1885 Absence
R. S. Osburn of Wavynetown Montgomery county visits G. W. Osburn and relatives in the county. He has long worked in the newspaper business and this marks his first Sullivan county visit since 1885.
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R. SS. Osburn
Wavynetown
Montgomery County
G. W. Osburn
Mr. Osburn
Sullivan County
Administrator appointed for Wells in Sullivan County Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Witzgn Wein Wells, late of Sullivan County, Indiana. The estate is believed to be insolvent and uncertain. Prayers for timely probate. Quorum, April 4. Pugdooge.
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Witzgn- Wein Wells
Sullivan County
Iadiama
Gdoveu c
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Seagross Purim
Tenehor
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Perrec and Weir
Araboentes
Farming Club
Turman Township Club
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Bloomington Star
Dick Bledsoe
William Jennings Bryan
C. L. Buss
D. 8. T. Health
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Sant Rewse
Sullivan
Boston’s Coat and Suit Store
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