Building Taken Piece By Piece
INDIANAPOLIS A pile of rocks and a few girders were all that remained today of a $60,000 building and the owners or rather former owners of the structure were wondering what became of the rest of it. They say it just walked away. Chester Robinson of the Marion County State Bank, agent for mortgage holders on the building, can’t help laughing at the strange disappearance.
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Indianapolis
Chester Robinson
Marion County State Bank
Structure, limb by limb: remnants of old Bell Packing building
A three story structure once used by the Bell Packing Company was dismantled with roof, plumbing, and floors missing. A caller sought concrete blocks with a clear title, and before police arrived wreckers had vanished. Parts reportedly end up in homes, chicken coops, garages, and dog kennels around the city.
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Bell Packing Company
Robinson
West Ridge 4-H Club Party Honors Former Agent
The West Ridge 4-H Club Jolly Huslers and mothers hosted a party at Mrs. I F Eldreds home honoring Mrs. Wilma Baker former U S extension agent. Miss Bird successor guest. Music song and program rehearsal noted for the Farm Bureau meet at Grange hall on the 17th. A gift was given to Mrs. Baker. Refreshments served to attendees including Mrs. Baker Miss Bird and several area residents. An Achievement meeting is planned for January.
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West Ridge
Jolly Huslers
I. F. Eldred
Wilma Baker
Miss Bird
Baker
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Eldred
Fred Lottman
Harry Lauer
H. H. Drusendahl
Sherman Mason
Henry Pallas
Merle Penfound
Granddaughter-in-law suffers skull fracture in fall
Mrs Etta Brown learns her grandson s wife Mrs Keith Brown of Middle Ridge fell Monday evening and sustained a skull fracture. She remains in a very serious condition.
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Etta Brown
Keith Brown
Middle Ridge
Brown
West Ridge students place in Amherst contest finals
West Ridge school sent Marguerite Mason 8th grade oral Erna Lottman 7th grade oral Edna Lottman 5th grade written Betty Miller 5th grade oral Cleon Decker 4th grade oral Arline Lottman 3rd grade oval to compete Dec 6. Mrs Grace Miller drove the group to Amherst in her car. The top contestants earn a spot at the inter county meet.
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West Ridge
Amherst
Marguerite Mason
Erna Lottman
Edna Lottman
Betty Miller
Cleon Decker
Arline Lottman
Grace Miller
Carlisle Grange Meeting Adopts New Members In December Plans
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting on Tuesday despite cold weather and a speaker’s illness. Three new members were obligated and Melanie Gerard was reinstated. Mr. Palmer of Wellington spoke on insurance before the group adjourned for basement refreshments. The Juvenile Grange planned a Christmas program and ten cent gift exchange at the next meeting. The subordinate Grange scheduled a 6:30 oyster supper on December 16 with a White Elephant gift exchange. Mr and Mrs Edward Brown and daughter Jleen of North Ridge visited Mrs Etta Brown and son Stanley Monday.
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Carlisle Grange
Melanie Gerard
Palmer
Wellington
Edward Brown
Jleen
North Ridge
Etta Brown
Stanley
State Tests Given in County Schools for Grades Three to Eight
State tests for grades 3 through 8 were administered December 2 in county schools. The assessment covered arithmetic language and history, reflecting district testing standards and student participation.
P T A Meeting At School Thursday Evening
The Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the school house on Thursday evening.
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P.T. A
Parent Teacher Association
Margaret Pallas Named Ohio 4-H Outstanding Club Girl
Miss Margaret Pallas of the Jolly Hustlers 4-H club in Carlisle was chosen at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago as outstanding room club girl of Ohio. She received a medal from the Chicago Art Institute for first prize at the Ohio State fair and exhibited at the National show in Chicago.
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Margaret Pallas
Jolly Hustlers
Smith College seniors smoke more than freshmen study
A survey of 620 freshmen at Smith College shows 249 do not smoke while 117 of 460 seniors abstain, indicating smoking rises with college tenure.
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Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Population Rise in Korea Reaches 19 Million Mark
Korea's population totaled 19,331,061 at end of 1929, up 141,362 from 1928, according to Government General of Korea returns.
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Seoul
Korea
Government General of
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