Indiana Business Survey Reports Plants Mergers And Expansions
A survey outlines mergers and expansions across Indiana. The Circle Company merges with Hagerstown and General Pistom at Tipton to form a 4,000,000 auto engine piston rings maker with 24 hour operation. Wabash Canning resumes after over two years, about 200 workers to be hired. New additions at Wabash Foundry due to space limits. Other notes include Naomi Poultry at Mt. Vernon, and Saget rapid progress led by Foss Bit. Markle firm plans plant enlargement. Ebbw-Vale coal mine near Sullivan reopens for summer. Muncie adds 5,000 to city laundry, May payroll average 129,019. Ontario Silver changes name to Ontario Company, builds three new buildings. Greensburg Reliance outputs peak in five months. May deliveries valued at 1,000,000 remodels. Kendalville theater and business building planned at 120,000. Newcastle Indiana Bell pays 25,000 for site for a new building. Michigan City Nickel Plate opens 90,600 freight terminal. Bloomington stone mill project by Charles Colgren.
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Superrs
Circle Company
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Ontario Silver Company
Ontario Company
Greensburg
Reliance _Manufacturing Company
Hibben
Nickelaig Railroad
Thurly Bloomington
Charles Colgren
Saunders Keeps Republican Convention Streak Alive
Everett Saunders, president Coolidge's personal secretary, attends the Kansas City Republican convention. Saunders has not missed a Republican gathering since entering politics, continuing his long-standing attendance record.
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Coolidge
Kansas City
Everett Saunders
Saunders
West returns amid family visits and local outings
WIDWAY ITEMS note Lyte West and family travel to Dansville with Mrs Minnie Stuttle and Clair Hargid. Norris family visits Washington. Morgan from Plainville meets James McGee. Lyte West, Howard Smith visit Eaglesville. Clair Stuffle returns to Denville. Est. Weldy hosts. fishing tale from Jarnac Lake. Mrs Seward Smiley visits son Haro Satterfield. Evansville trip for illness hits Patterson family.
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Seward Smiley
Eevcomers
Haro 4
Satterfield
Corning Social Round and Local Visits Reported
Mrs John McCauley and daughter visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Mahan and family. William Jones of St Louis and John Donahue of Washington were in the area Sunday. Lawn social attendance noted at Montgomery and an upcoming St Patrick's event on Sunday June 17. Ed Fanning family and Mrs Margaret Fanning visited Pat Murphy and family. Miss Agness Kellett of Washington visiting home. Mr and Mrs James and Mae Mahan shopped in Washington Friday. Rev Joseph Kempf drove to Terre Haute Sunday. The marriage change between Charles McCauley of St Patrick's and Evelyn Butcher of St Martin's was read for the first time.
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William Jones
St. Louis
John Donahue
Washington
Ed Fanning
Margaret Fanning
Pat Murphy
Agness Kellett
Mrs. James
Charles McCauley
St. Patrick's
Evelyn Butcher
St. Martin’s
Newark man dies in suspected gas suicide over eviction
George Cooper, 46, who ran two rooming houses and treated tenants as friends, was found dead in an alley with a hose attached to a gas pipe inside his mouth. Police say he chose suicide to avoid endangering tenants as his buildings faced demolition for a modern project. The notice notes a birth in Newark on June 12.
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Newark
George Cooper
Local Social News Highlights From Visiting Friends
Relatives and guests figure in a string of weekend and weekday social notes. John Hinsley and his son from Vin visited, along with Wallem Henley and Mrs Lena Stump, who traveled to Laurengoing. W. By Wathen and family of Jasonville visited with George and William Heasley last Friday.
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Vin
Wallem Henley
Lena Stump
Lau
Wathen
Jasonville
Eer George
William Heasiey
East Bar a Township Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Joseph Lannan welcomed a son named Thomas. Mrs Alvin Norris also had a son. Haag show attendance included locals in Loogootee on Tuesday. Miss Hilda Freyberger of near Haysville visited early week with Mrs Burtis Fuhrmans. Mr and Mrs Herman Hagerty and children and Mr and Mrs Long Thompson and daughter Margaret were guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Hagerty at Whitfield on Sunday. Vernon Kiefner visited Indianapolis with his parents last weekend.
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Hilda Freyberger
Sear Haysville
Burtis Fuhrmasn
Herman Hagerty
Long Thompson
D Aughter
Margaret
Charlies Hagerty
Whitfield
Vernon Kiefner
George Kiefner
Indianapolis
Canadian Doctor Advocates Folk Songs for Children
Dr Heary Willan, a Canadian musician, argues that teaching the beautiful folk songs of Britain and Ireland to children would expose them to fine music and improve their taste for jazz when they encounter it.
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Heary Willan
Britain
Adreland
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Saint Louis
Lyte ‘West
Dansilleen Ee Eee
Minnie Stuttle
Clair
Hargid
Karl
Lucia Norris
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Morgan
Plainville
An James McGee
Esther Weldy
Lyte West
Howard Smith
Eaglesville
Clair Stuffle
Denville
Sam McKinney
Old Liberty
Jarnac Lake
N. Y
Edward Pear
Olive Bucher
Bunora
Altrea Coyle
Qdon
Association of Cat Salles
Frank Carrico
Bud Carrico
Allan Folge and Son
Charles ‘Patterson
Agnes
Evansville
William
John McCauley
James Mahan
Montgomery
St. Patrick’s
Tom Mahan
Mae
Joseph Kempf
Terre Haute
Charles McDonald
Stumpp
Cecil Setrit
Howard Pith
East Bara Township
Bora
Joseph Lannan
Thomas van
Alvin Norris
Loogootee
London
Goodyear
Goodyear Uise
Goodyears
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