Wabash Valley Poultry Show Shapes Up For December Week
The Wabash Valley Poultry Association prepares for a major exhibit during December 31 to January, with higher admission to support government and Red Cross funding. Prizes include two Barred Rock cups, four cup colors, four cups for executive birds, and a grand champion worth a large cash award. The show aims for broad community support and features changes to cups and categories amid wartime tax adjustments.
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Indiana
Wabash Valley Poultry Association
Ceaunty
Uae
Plesame
Secretars
Abs
Divhart
Eou van Hamilton
Fred Fox
Buare Fi
Mielaus Rae Fieming
van Teimilian
Red Cross
Association
Shaw
Sa&q
Auditor Distributes County Taxes and Local Marriages
Auditor Moffitt completes tax distribution to townships and towns with payments due the 15th. A wedding in Lafayette unites Dale F. Stansbury and Hazel Painter. couple plans a Chicago honeymoon. The bride, a local worker and musician, and the groom, a rising attorney, are noted for their prominent social circle. Mayor Reed reports a gas discovery in Covington area, with a substantial but limited natural gas pocket in G Randolph’s house, posing a safety concern due to odorless gas.
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Hazel Painter
Lafayette
G. W. Switzer
Chicago
Kearney Painter
Ele Sinehate
Indianapolis
Es R Hall
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Vroom
Nol
Fife
Meyor
Wil D. Reed
Attica
Pountain
Pullen Township
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Randolph
New County Farm Superintendent Appointed at Warren
Warren County Commissioners at the December meeting named Homer McCarty as the new County Farm superintendent, starting duties next March. The article also notes plans for registrant examinations by a paired attorney team, exams in the courtroom over twenty days, and a Fountain-Warren Medical Society meeting with officer elections. It highlights Millard Garden as a potential Republican auditor candidate and mentions The Etude magazine proposing a nationwide Christmas hymn sing at nine o’clock on Christmas morning.
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Warren County
Homer McCarty
McCarty
Poor
McCabe
Victoriabinger
Billmes
Carl Mehathey
John Held
P.P. Martin
John J. Hail
9. C. Stephens
Ernest Grey
Fountain-Warren Medical Society
Attica
H.W. Dale
Mop. Case
Georg S. Porter
Ge. A. R
Etude
America
Dias Saviano
Compromise Reached in McKinzie Medary Fence Case
Suit over a shared line fence between Roy McKinzie and Jennie Medary is compromised. Medary agrees to remove her fence to the surveyed line within seven years, ending long litigation after disputes over line establishment and fence placement. The case was set for Tippecanoe County court.
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Roy McKinzie
Jennie Medary
Medary
McKinzie
Tipnécance
Frank Hall Dies at Home Near West Lebanon
Farmer Frank Hall of five miles south of West Lebanon dies at his home at 6 o clock Tuesday evening. He leaves a wife and nine children, four married. Funeral services were held from the home yesterday afternoon at one o'clock with interment in West Lebanon cemetery.
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Frank Hall
West Lebanon
McKinzie Family Visitation From Independence
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKinzie and the former's sister Mrs. Clara Rays visited in town on Wednesday coming from near Independence.
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Roy McKinzie
Clara Rays
Independence
Kirts Family Schedules Dec Sale At County Seat
James Kirts Sr. and his son William of near Rainsville visited the county seat Tuesday and placed an order with The Pioneer for bills for the sale of George and William Kirts to be held on December 29.
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James Kirts Sr
William
Rainsville
Pioneer
George
William Kirts
Appointed Explosive Agent for Warren County
William Coweill, Clerk of the Warren Circuit Court, is named explosive agent with power to issue licenses to dealers and users. He already holds licenses and will serve entitled parties. Ivan George of Toledo, Ohio visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole on Tuesday.
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Warren Circuit Court
Warren County
Cowgill
Ivan George
Toledo, O
Will Cole
Damage suit filed against Wabash Railroad over Riverside crash
Oscar Rinehart and Mrs Mena Larson sue the Wabash Railroad alleging a dangerous crossing caused a collision that killed Mary Adams and seriously injured Col die Mills and the two Rinehart children. Judge Charles R Milord of Lafayette represents the plaintiffs as parties prepare for a major legal battle.
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Oscar Rinehart
Mena Larson
Cof Walter Rinehart
Charles Larson
Riverside
Coldie Mills
Mary Adams
Miss Mills
Charles R. Milord
Lafayette
Princess Theatre Change of Ownership
J C Rucker of Attica has purchased the Princess theatre from Miss Leila Hall and now runs it locally. He previously operated a Attica grocery and intends to maintain the theatre’s high standard set by Miss Hollin.
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J.C. Rucker
Attica
Princess Theatre
Leila Hall
Mr. Rucker
Hollin
Troops Move Under Sealed Orders Amid Rumors
Royal Buck’s unit is packing up under sealed orders with eight days rations. He does not know their destination, though rumors about where they are headed circulate widely.
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Roy
Spelling School Benefit for Red Cross a Big Success
Entertainment at the Spelling Schoolhouse Wednesday night drew about 27 participants per side in a lively spelling match. Mrs. Milt Keister won the laurel. a tunable apron stunt added novelty and netted a neat sum. A strong musical program featured Edith Thompson, E F McCabe with son Ned, Olena Biggs, and Rae Flemine. net proceeds neared 40 dollars, pleasing organizers.
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Red Cross
Milt Keister
Edith Thompson
E. F. McCabe
Ned
Ole
Quiet Warren county court term to close tomorrow
The term ends soon with few important cases heard and many dismissed. Judge Berry is in Indianapolis for a State Council of Defense meeting but will return today to adjourn the term.
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Warren County
Berry
Indianapolis
State Council of Defense
Eberly Family Called to County Seat on Business
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Eberly and Mrs. Mary Frasch, all residents east of Pine Village, were in the county seat yesterday on local business.
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Clint Eberly
Mary Frasch
Pine Village
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