Two Men and One Woman on a Lifeboat
A woman stranded with two men in a lifeboat endures threats of murder and theft. The crimson faced Thatcher kills Wiggin after a biscuit ruse and the steward pleads as he sinks, while the woman uses wit to disrupt the fight and drive the craft toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncei
Bil Thatcher—stoker
Henry
E. Wiggin
Thatcher
Bill Thatcher
Stoker
Wiggins
Wiggine
Wigging
Bill
Jin
Personal notices of Bloomington visitors and travelers
A lengthy roster lists Chris Sarvis and his young daughter in Bloomington, Blanche Hemingway visiting Indianapolis relatives, Mrs. Mary Cooke returning to Mitchell after local visits, Mrs. Clarke Bowden home in Williams following Ben Lund's, and Bert Christy of Indianapolis spending the weekend with his family on East Vincennes street. Also noted are Mrs. Roy Glaywell arriving from Chicago to visit sister Mrs. Will Craft, other relatives, and grandchildren in Chicago visiting the Haussinan family. Paul Bradshaw vacationing with his mother in the city after working with Earl Woods entertainers in Winona Minnesota. Dora Lockhart and Mrs. Bob Jackson with children heading to Petersburg for a week, with Lockhart and Jackson employed there. Further entries mention Freas Fry and Phyllis Kathleen Fry with Mrs. A. R. Shields visiting in Washington. Rev. and Mrs. QC Kellar and Pauline Keller en route to Louisville for vacation, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brewer returning from Jeffersonville with Betty Jane. the Axtons from Lin ton and S. Hale of Bedford visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Sarvis
Bloomington
Blanche Hemingway
Indianapolis
Mary Cooke
Mitchell
Clarke Bowden
Williams
Ben Lund
Bert Christy
Vincennes Street
Roy Glaywell
Chicago
Will Craft
Louise Nichols
James
William
Terre Haute
Jack
Robert
Richard
Arthur Haussin
Oscar Bredeweg
New Smyrna
Fla
Julia I. Scalf
Ruth Chambers
Paul Bradshaw
Earl Woods
Winona
Minn
James Woods
Dora Lockhart
Bob Jackson
Joetta
Petersburg
Lockhart
Jackson
Freas Fry
Phyllis Kathleen
A. R. Shields
Otto Shields
Washington
Joe Ekler
John Ritter
R. Keller
Pauline
Paxton, ML
C. E. Fuller
Kellars
Louisville
Rev
Kellar
Christian Church
Walter Brewer
Betty Jane
W. J. Axton
Jeffersonville
Axtons
Linton
S. Hale
Bedford
Family reunion brings Linton and Illinois kin to Merom bluffs
A large gathering of Linton people plus relatives from Wheeler and Newton Illinois met Sunday at Merom bluffs. Local attendees included Harriet Alexander and grandson Levi Cravens, Matt Johnson and others. Illinois visitors included Albert Ragsdale Marshall Honpingamer and families. They planned a reunion for the first Sunday in August 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Wheeler and
Newton
Ill
Merom Bluffs
Harriet Alexander
Levi Cravens
Matt John
Bedford
Cisco Alexander
Juanita
Mildred
Willie Alexander
Ilene
Vera
Lela
Billie
Cisco
Edgar Brassfield
Lowry Millick
Audrey Grey
Thomas Wall
Harriet Ann
Thomas, Jr
Illinois
Albert Ragsdale
Marshall Honpingamer
Thomas McKnight
Opal
Joseph McKnight
Betty
Thomas Ragsdale
Farewell Dinner For Shields At First Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Christian Church hosts a farewell dinner in the church basement tomorrow for Mr and Mrs J B Shields who plan to move to Florida. Members and friends are invited. Ladies should bring a dish. dinner starts at noon. A handkerchief shower will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
J. B. Shields
Florida
Mystic Circle Meeting At Mrs Goodman Home
Mystic circle convenes tomorrow evening at Mrs Charles Goodman residence. All members urged to attend by 7 15 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Circle
Charles Goodman
Marriage License Granted in Terre Haute Area Partners
In the Terre Haute Star today, John Faught of Jasonville and Mary E. Asrey of Linton are announced as granted a marriage license. No marriage details are yet received. Both are well known in the city and receive best wishes for many happy years of wedded life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
John Faught
Jasonville
Mary E. Asrey
Linton
Miss Mildred Humphreys Sent Home After Tonsil Operation
City hospital reports Mildred Humphreys was discharged to her home on A Street Northeast after tonsil removal. All other patients are said to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Humphreys
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Ous Sale
Little Boys
Boston
Navy
Fancy Santos
Taggart Rainbow
Meat Department
Stention Pai
Hone
Wm. Coleman & Sons
Cushing
Wenterh Newspaper Union
London
Edward Goldston
the New Pictorial Review
Paris
Review
D. R. Scott & Co
Mystic Circle Meeting
Terhune
City Hospital Report
Chas. E. Goodman
Public Post Office
of Insurances
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
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