Linton Woman Sues Rail Lines for Damages Over Fatal Crash
Gladys Gabbard of Linton, by attorneys Net Meurer and Charles Heaton, sues Pennsylvania Railroad and P C C St L Railway in Greene County Circuit Court for 25000 damages. Alleged May 3 1924 coal train failed to sound whistle or bell at a crossing near Linton, striking a car and killing James Crowder while injuring Gabbard.
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Citizen
Bloomfield Bureau
Bloomfield
Gladys Gabbard
Linton
Enet M. Meurer
Charles H. Heaton
Greene Circuit
Pennsylvania Railroad
P., C., C. &St. L. Railway
James Crowder
Crowder
Local notes from Marco and surrounding area
Mrs Toka Morgan returned to Terre Haute Tuesday after the sickness and death of her father L A Denny. Emma Sharp and daughter Newel spent Friday in Indianapolis shopping. Rev W Fo Watkins of Sandborn did not fill his regular service here Sunday night due to sickness. John Pope went to Vincennes on Wednesday on business. Mrs Anna Jamison married March 21 to a Shelbyville man and will reside in Shelbyville. John Garrett and family of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. Fred Grass and Miss Johnson with Miss Kathleen Maxel were guests of Nelson Stafford and mother at Sandboro last Sunday evening. Mrs Ollie Deckard and sister Toka Morgan were in Vincennes last Saturday on business. Frank Hawkins is seriously ill. Mrs Kimma Sharp was in Worthington Tuesday on business. Ray Gallagher and daughter of Plainville were in Marco Wednesday. Don’t forget the high school entertainment at community hall Saturday night.
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Toka Morgan
Terre Haute
L. A. Denny
Emma Sharp
Newel
Indianapolis
W. Fo. Watkins
Sandborn
John Pope
Vincennes
Anna Jamison
Shelbyville
Jamison
John Garrett
Fred Grass
Miss Johnson
Kathleen Maxel
Nelson Stafford
Sandboro
Ollie Deckard
Frank Hawkins
Kimmma Sharp
Worthington
Ray Galagher
Plainville
Marco
Community Hall
Marriage Licenses Issued by Bloomfield Clerk
Circuit Clerk David F. P. Bland reports licenses to wed since last week for Warren Wilson of Fairplay township and Eva Holder of Terre Haute. William I. Miller of Lyons and Gertrude Dayhuff of Linton.
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Bloomfield
David FP. Bland
Warren Wilson
Fairplay Township
Eva Holder
Terre Ilaute
William I. Miller
Lyons
Gerrude Dayhuff
Linton
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Illinois style
Inez Benifield Cook executrix of the estate of Mabel Benefield Rector deceased has filed her account for final settlement in the Greene Circuit Court February term 1025 The May 25 1925 date appears in the notice and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved D W McIntosh attorney and David F Bland clerk present at Bloomfield Indiana on March 26 1925
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Inez Benifield Gook
Mabel Benefield Rector
Greene Circuit Court
Inez Benifield Cook
Bloomfield
Ind
David F. Bland
D. W. McIntosh
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Preview
Radio listings outline tonight programs across networks. Programs include Billy Jones and Ernest Tate on WEAF in New York at 8 p m Eastern, Toot Owls on KGW Portland at 10 30 p m Pacific, a Minstrel show on WCAR Pittsburg at 8 p m Eastern, Municipal or gan recital on WCCO Minneapolis St Paul at 8 p m Central, and Ibsen drama The Wild Duck on WGY Schenectady and WAY New York at 8 15 p m Eastern.
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United Press
WEAF
New York
Billy Jones
Ernest Tate
KGW
Portland
WCAR
Pittsburg
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WGY
Schenectady
WAY
Ibsen
Air Mail at Grand theater in new Fairbanks film
Douglas Fairbanks Jr stars in The Air Mail at the Grand tonight with Warner Baxter Billie Dove and Mary Brian. The LéVan Trio and Lewis and Delmar perform in vaudeville. A puzzle reel and Grand organ music accompany the bill. Monday features A Kiss in the Dark with Adolphe Menjou and co stars.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Doug
Grand Theatre
Air Mail
Warner Baxter
Billie Dove
Mary Brian
LéVan Trio
Lewis and Delmar
Uncle Sam
Adolphe Menjou
Aileen Pringle
Lillian Rich
Death of J. R. Woodruff in Hymera
J. R. Woodruff died yesterday at his Hymera home. Survived by widow, five daughters Minnie Furry Artie Combs Rosetta Boothe Orville Huc man and Loice Woodruff, two sons Earl and Herschel, two brothers J. M. and O. P. Woodruff, two sisters Belle Newport Clay City and Rose Ridenhour California. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at home with burial in West Lawn cemetery Marmersburg.
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J. R. Woodruff
Hymera
Minnie Furry
Artie Combs
Rosetta Boothe
Orval Hucman
Loicé Woodruff
Earl and
Herschel Woodruff
J. M
Belle Newport
Clay City
Rose Ridenhour
California
West Lawn Cemetery
Marmersbure
Citywide cleanup urged at old German church site
The mayor calls on all citizens to remove winter trash and rubbish. Refuse must be dumped only at the old German church site north of the city park, a violation to dump along highways or elsewhere. Govern yourself accordingly. SEPH INMAN Mayor.
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Seph Inman
Telephone Bills Due at New Home Telephone Co
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office of the New Home Telephone Co on the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. If disconnected for nonpayment, restoration occurs only in due course of business upon a 50 cent restoration charge. 1110
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New Home Telephone Co
Hem-Roid Tablet Promises Cure for Internal Piles
Hamilton's Drug Store touts Hem-Roid as a harmless tablet that removes the internal cause of piles and guarantees results despite salves and cutting failing.
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Hamilton
American No 1 mine resumes capacity operation at Bicknell
Officials announced in Bicknell that the American No 1 mine, Indiana’s largest, would resume full time hoisting today after a shutdown on April 1. Superintendent urged all employees to return by Monday to reach the usual 7000 ton eight hour output. Other Bicknell mines are also operating steadily, signaling a strong summer for the town.
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Bicknell
Indiana
Eagles Donation Boosts Indiana Storm Fund Total
A $5 contribution from the Fraternal Order of Eagles raises the storm relief fund to $618.07, handed to Mayor Inman for distribution to the Red Cross and local agencies within days. A further $2 from Geo Yeomans brings the total to $620.07.
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Order of Eagles
Indiana
Daily Citizen
Inman
Red Cross
Geo. Yeomans
Nixon News Stand Relocates to Central Bus Depot
Nixon's news stand has moved from the Citizen building temporary quarters to the Central bus depot in the Terhune block opposite City Hall.
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Nixon
Citizen
Terhune
Wall paper cleaning service advertisement note
Cleaning request appears in brief contact note urging callers to use the 515-K phone line for wallpaper cleaning.
Borozone Treatment Promoted for Home and Stable
Physicians endorse Borozone for flesh wounds, cuts, galls and burns in humans and animals. The remedy uses liquid Borozone to wash out germs followed by Borozone Powder to finish healing. Prices listed: liquid 30c 60c and 120. powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Eik Horn Pharmacy.
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Eik Horn Pharmacy
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