Closing Program Delights Vacation Bible School Crowd
A large crowd attended the closing program of the Vacation Bible School at the Community Church last evening. The Kindergarten Primary and aid departments participated in the pageant The Hill of Heroes which delighted the audience. The school closed this morning with a picnic. Mrs Harry Hanson organized a bridge party at her home on E Van Trees street with two tables of bridge and a dainty salad course served.
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4-H Club News Meeting Announces June 29 Event
The Shampock 4-H Club meets at West End school for business with Shirley Phillips guiding. A June 29 gathering includes demonstrations and a Tea Towel project. Homemade ice candy, a July 20 meeting at 8:00 p.m at Watise’s home, and member duties are listed.
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Purdue contest win by 4 Her in 4-H Club class A
Miss Ruth Angerer won a prize in the state 4-H Club demonstration contest at Purdue, earning high honors for her subject. The event included notable county competition components and a presentation by local participants.
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Attractive Young Wife Ends Life in Pittsburgh Gorge
The attractive young wife of C Edgar ton Warburton of Philadelphia plunged from the Westinghouse bridge at East Pittsburgh in the afternoon. Mrs Warburton formerly Marie Louise Hatch of Pittsburgh left a note in her purse describing troubles that led to her recent divorce suit, according to police reports.
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Tarzan Contest Draws Crowds at Indiana Theatre Event
Voters filled the Indiana Theatre lobby to cast ballots for a Tarzan related contest judged by Mayor Hugh Cox and local officials. Joe Tutta led with 12,900 votes while Robert Burriisel trailed with 12,500. The event, tied to the film Tarzan Finds A Son, saw prize mentions and travel expenses covered by the Chamber of Commerce. results expected to be announced Monday.
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Livestock Price Report Includes Hogs Cattle Lambs Prices
Market tone weak for cattle with steers at 7 to 9 dollars, cows 5.75 to 7, bulls calves 5 to 9. Hogs show 110 holdovers and 2600 head 160 to 250 pounds at 7 dollars, 250 to 275 at 4.5 to 5, 275 to 300 at 4.5 to 5, lambs 300 head at 5 to 10.50 dollars. Shedp notes incomplete data.
Livestock Market Quotes by Weight and Sow Prices
The bulletin lists live hog prices by weight: 180-200 pounds at 6.45, 200-225 pounds at 6.55, 225 pounds at 6.45, 250-275 pounds at 6.25, with sows ranging from 3.75 to 4.25 per unit.
Thomas R Hutson Injured in Wreck Near Waverly
Thomas R Hutson sustained injuries in an auto collision on Road 7 two miles north of Waverly. He was transported to St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis for treatment. Arthur I and others in the party also were hurt while en route to Bloomington for a labor conference.
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Loomington
Incomplete Names Note Corrigan Visit After 29 Years
Earl McCain aged 20 from R R 4 is mentioned with a reference to borer and Alva G. Molly and Margaret Shields of Los Angeles. Charles Corrigan of Los Angeles arrives in Washington for his first visit in 29 years, noted as a resident.
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Jolly Get-Together 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Jolly Get-together 4-H club met at St. Marys School with refreshments served by Rita Howard and Betty Sum. The recreation leader instructed the group and the next meeting is set for Thursday June 22 at 1 30 p m at St Marys School. Members present included Alma Gaither Juanita Wick and others.
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Rita Howard
Betty Sum
St. Mary's School
Cheerio 44H Club Meeting Progresses at Flick Home
The Cheerio 44H club met June 16 at the home of A and Doris Flick. Demos on calming by Glendora Gress and healing on the machine by Lois Allen were shown. Roll call noted amount of work done. A swimming party is planned, with the next meeting set for June 24.
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Want ads and sales notes on rent and farm goods
Classified snippet shows a rent notice for a four room dwelling with utilities, contact at phone 117 or Front Street. Also an agriculture sale listing selling cowpeas from eight miles north on State.
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