Whit e Indiana Indian game boy tragedy and city water vote
A juvenile boy, age nine, was injured in a rough play incident at Whit e Indiana, while Whit e officials celebrate a new water works well. Linton merchants convene to plan a trade expansion with Dollar sales. Gail W. Kremp of Sand ra is named by Congress in Greenwood as West Point Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Merchants
Ray Singer
Greater Linton Club
Gail W. Kremp
Near
Sandra
Mrs. Walter Mp
Congressn Greenwood
West Point
Mrs Ella Smith Buried Following Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Smith were held at Jenkins Funeral Home in Loomfield at two this afternoon. She died at her South Bloomfield home at 12:30 Saturday morning aged 68 years nine days. Born July 25 1878 in Taylor Township she was a member of the Wesleyan Methodist church in Bloomfield. Survivors include husband Jank Smith and children Mrs Margaret Dover Washington, Mrs Blanche Dixon Bloomfield, Mrs Dorothy Jamison Bloomfield, Edgar Smith Hammond. Burial in Grandview cemetery.
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Jenkins Funeral
Loomfield
Ella Smith
South Bloomfield
Taylor Township
Wesleyian Methodist Church
Bloomfield
Jank Smith
Margaret Dover
Washington
Blanche
Fire crews respond to trash blaze near old Linton light plant
The Linton City fire department was alerted around 2 00 PM Saturday to a trash fire near the old Linton light plant reported by Bob Shoptow. No damage resulted.
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Linton City
Lock
Linton
Bob
Debut of Trent and Brisco’s corruption probe in Tremont
Trent outlines a bribery pattern behind Tony Macelfi and the Queen City Realty Company. He plans to publish a string of reports with Storer's backing to push the City Charter and expose councilmen, including Geisel, while Charie weighs their future living arrangements and Flo faces Doug’s sudden departure and financial exposure.
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Trent
Storer
Charie
Geisel
Tony Macelfi
Tony
Tremont
Brisco
Queen City Realty Company
Charlie
Betty Team Triumphs 8 2 Over Sullivan Merchants
The Little Betty baseball team defeated the Sullivan Merchants 8 to 2 before the year’s largest crowd at Sullivan. Zaager, Herndon and Van Horn each had three hits as Betty built a lead early and never looked back. Sullivan, unbeaten in the Western Indiana league’s second half, plated two runs while Fields held the opposition to seven scattered hits. Betty advances to a tournament at Terre Haute’s Municipal Stadium with games scheduled Saturday and Sunday against Victory Snow Hill Shasta Black Hawk and others.
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Little Betty
Sullivan Merchants
Sullivan
Fields
Sullivanites
Betty
Zaager
Laughlin
Winers
Herndon
van Horn
Municipal Stadium
Terre Haute
Snow Hill
Shasta
Bicknell
New Hope
Black Hawk
Big Oak
Blanford
Indianapolis livestock and grain prices Aug 5 Midwest market report
Hogs 6 500 head 160 400 lb cattle 2 500 calves 800 sheep 2 000 opening active prices on hogs up to 1 00 higher. cattle steady to strong with top steers 24 00 and top vealers 19 00. sheep bulk 15 50 19 50. cash grain wheat firm No 1 red 1 91 No 1 hard 7 90 No 2 red 1 91 No 2 hard 1 90 corn easy No 2 yellow 2 00 No 3 yellow 1 90 mixed No 2 white 2 10 oats easy No 2 white 72 soybeans firm 2 65 carload FOB Indiana Illinois points
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Illinois
Medieval women used dough masks for facial complexion
In the Middle Ages women applied raw dough to their faces seeking clearer complexions. The practice reflects early cosmetic traditions and gendered routines of beauty in historical society.
Death of Jasonville Resident John Willard Collins
John Willard Collins aged 67 died at 9 p.m. Sunday at his South Lawton Street home in Jasonville after five years of illness. He worked as a coal miner for Maumee Collieries and is survived by wife Laura and two daughters Pearl Lawler and Estella Lawson and a son LaBere Collins. Funeral arrangements were pending the arrival of a daughter from California.
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John Willard Collins
South Lawton Street
Jasonville
Collins
Maumee Collieries Company
Laura Collins
Pearl Lawler
Yuba City
Calif
Estella Lawson
Molotov Warns of Fight Over Two-Thirds Rule at Paris Peace Talks
Russian foreign minister Molotov told the rules committee that the Soviet Union would resist any change to the two-thirds majority rule for the Paris peace conference. He criticized a British compromise and argued the Big Four decisions should guide conference procedures. Byrnes and other Big Four members contended rules are merely suggestions.
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Paris
U.P
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
Ing
United States
James F. Byrnes
Big Four
Navy Seaman Discharged at Great Lakes Center
Robert A. Baugh Ens. of 527 South Washington Street Jasonville has been processed for discharge from the U S Navy at the Great Lakes Sr Separation Center.
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Robert A. Baugh
Ens
Washington Street
Jasonville
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes, Sr
Sullivan Circuit Clerk Grants Marriage License
A marriage license was issued by the clerk of the Sullivan circuit court at Sullivan to Perry Wilson Jr of Sullivan and Mary M McCammon of Cass.
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Sullivan Circuit
Sullivan
Perry Wilson, Jr
Mary M. McCammon
Cass
Old Timer James Moody Celebrates 75th Birthday
James Moody of Linton marked his 75th birthday with a basket dinner at Humphreys park. Thirty six grandchildren and many relatives from Sandborn, Indianapolis, Detroit, East St. Louis, and other areas attended the family gathering.
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James Moody
Linton
Humphreys Park
Irvin Medlock
Kenneth
Pvt
James Medlock
Ft. Knox
Irving, Jr
Betty
Bonnie
Buddie
Sandborn
Orville Moody
James
Marion Moody
Camp Ratterbury
Violet
Esther
Harold
Dale
Homer Moody
Okeanna
Ohio
H. O. Moody
Detroit
Mich
Frank Moody
Doris Ann
Thomas Luxton
Rex
Neta
Marcia Ann
James Vickery
Linda
Carolyn
Mic
Bert Seever, Jr
Norma McPhail
Laverne Wright
Sylvia Goodman
Wanda Klutey
Cattle More Susceptible to Lead Poisoning Than Other Animals
The report notes cattle are more prone to lead poisoning than other animals with calves showing particular sensitivity.
How Do I Deo Fi
Bill Jones touts Home Loan & Finance Company at 194 N Main as a simple source for cash when needed. He claims the firm understands customers' needs and will handle the rest, promising easy access to funds for any reasonable purpose.
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Bill Jones
Home Loan & Finance Company
N. Main
Republicans Call Meetings Tonight in Stockton Township
A meeting of all Republican precinct committeemen and precinct vice-committee men of Stockton township is set for Monday August 5 at 7 30 p m at the Republican headquarters. The purpose is to organize the township committee and elect officers per Herbert Priest chairman Stockton township.
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Stockton Township
Herbert Priest
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