Indiana Federation of Labor Official Ballot Tally
The official tally shows T N Taylor leading for President with 12 891 votes from Terre Haute and J L Sims with 5 251 from Linton. Vote counts are given for first to fifth vice presidents and secretary treasurer with multiple candidates and tellers listed. Three to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Labor
Joseph Nixon
T. N. Taylor
Terre Haute
J. L. Sims
Linton
James A. Lechler
Ray F. Abbott
Hammond
Richard H. Tanner
O. P. Smith
Logansport
William E. Holmes
Indianapolis
Edward P. Barry
Mary L. Garner
South Bend
Adolph J. Fritz
Harry K. Oatis
Marion
O. W. Miller
Fort Wayne
Jake Fry
Muncie
Henry Jones
Bloomington
Courtney Hammond
Republicans Aim for Aggressive 1926 Campaign in Indiana
The Sullivan Union reports a strong 1926 Republican push nationwide with Indiana groups preparing meetings. West Baden hosts district gatherings as Coolidge camps for candidates in districts where Democrats hold sway, aiming to flip seats and maintain his policies.
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Sullivan Union
Indiana
West Baden
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Enjoy Big Fish Fry on Banks of Wabash
A belated report describes a Sunday fish fry at the banks of the old Wabash. A group from Linton traveled by motor to the site for a noon dinner of large fish and trimmings, with boat riding and family attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Preal Frye and daughter Phyllis Kathleen, Mrs. William Frye and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordyce and family, and Mrs. A. R. Shields.
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Wabash
Linton
Preal Frye
Phyllis Kathleen
William Frye
Dennis Fordyce
A. R. Shields
Sisters Reunited After Twenty One Years
Mrs Palmer and Mrs Joyce, sisters from Marion Ohio and Washington street, last met after a 21 year separation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Joyce and children Grace Thomas and William Mr and Mrs Orvil Fiumpe and Louise Miles Arietta Johnson Nora Joyce and others attended in Washington Ind.
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John,Palmer
S. C. Palmer
Marion
Ohio
Laura Joyce
Washington ’ Street
Palmer
Joyce
Clarence _Joycee
Grace
Thonas
Wiliam
Orvil Fiumpe
Louise and
Miles
Arietta Johnson
Frank
Nora’ Joyce
Washington
Ind
Twelve O Clock Dinner Reunion For Linton High School Friends
Mrs Dorothy Collins hosted a noon dinner at Second and PB streets northwest for Linton high school classmates now scattered. Guests included Mrs Ralph Collins Wheatland Miss Ruth Spellering Chicago Mrs Frank Morgan Carlisle Miss Fay Yeoman Spencer Iowa and Mesdames James Smith Bernard Pierson Lewis Good Cal Rhodenbeck William Coleman Joe Curry and Miss Ethel Osborne all of the city.
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Dorothy Collins
Linton High School
Ralph Collins
Wheatland
Ruth Spellering
Chicago
Frank Morgan
Carlisle
Fay Yeoman
Spencer
Iowa
James Smith
Bernard Pierson
Lewis Good
Cal Rhodenbeck
William Coleman
Joe Curry
Ethel Osborne
City
Dollie Dixon
Personal notices from Seymour to Indianapolis crowd Linton items
Miss Mabel Thurley of Seymour visits Linton on business. Miss Theen Rockville of Vincennes stays with Miss Josephine Beck. Marl Tincher returns from Plainfield after two years away. Mrs. Emma Hash heads to Hendersonville Ky to visit her mother. Norma Mae and Mrs. Leslie Dover journey to Indianapolis for several days. Lora Weatherwax of Worthington returns home after visiting Mrs. Herbert Dyer. Buddie Dawson Lyons returns home from Terre Haute after visiting relatives. Caroline Mortimer of Indianapolis returns home after visiting the Edward Inman family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hendricks and son Paul of Jeffersonville visit friends here then return home. Mrs. Claude Gray of Columbus Ohio leaves after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Powell. Orvine Fuller, in Bedford, returns there after spending days in Linton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smurdon visit Greencastle then Indianapolis to see daughter Mrs. Grace Shirley.
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Marl Tincher
Plainfield
Emma Hash
Hendersonville
Martha Lée
Leslie Dover
Norma Mae
Indianapolis
Lora Weatherwax
Worthington
Herbert Dyer
Buddie Dawson Lyons
Terre Haute
Wallace Carleton
Caroline Mortimer
Edward Inman
Linton
Ted Hendricks
Paul
Jeffersonville
Claude Gray
Columbus
Ohio
E. A. Powell
Orvine Fuller
Bedford
First Street
Jack Smurdon
Greencastle
Earl Phillip Sourwine
Earl Sourwine
Grace Shirley
Elmer Sherwood Buys Elkin Turner Bungalow on A Street
Elmer Sherwood purchased the Elkin Turner bungalow on A street northeast and will take possession Monday. The Turners moved into the Harry Ferry property on A street northeast today.
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Elmer Sherwood
Elkin Turner
Turners
Harry Ferry
Grandest Stomach Medicine Says It Heals Quickly
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as the grandest stomach remedy promising rapid relief from acute distress with a one bottle guarantee. Duncan's Pharmacy sells the product and asserts wide sales and health benefits including reduced nervousness and headaches when digestion improves.
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Dave
Duncan
New Jersey
More Fine Peaches Across The Region Claim Great Potential
A local article argues this area is ideal for fruit growing after noting Fred Huffman sold his fine peaches. The writer praises the soil and climate for peaches and other small fruits, claiming this locality could become a leading producer. Georgia and Oregon are cited as benchmarks.
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Fred Huffman
Huffman
Georgia
Oregon
Washington
Wanetta Club Meeting Set at Mrs Nance Home
The Wanetta club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Lillie Nance. Each member is asked to bring a guest and some extra pennies.
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Wanetta Club
Lillie Nance
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s All Major Leagues
In the Three Eye League Quincey beat Terre Haute 11 to 3 while all other games were postponed. National League results include Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 1 and Pittsburg 8 New York 3 with St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 2 in a split seven inning second game. American League saw New York 2 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 2 with Boston 7 Detroit 2. Washington Cleveland rain. American Association reports Minneapolis 6 Louisville 4 and Indianapolis 6 4 St Paul 1 3 while Toledo at Kansas City and Milwaukee at Columbus were rained out.
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Quincey
Terre Haute
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Social Slated at Church Basement
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor group of the United Brethren Sunday school will hold a social in the church basement Friday at 7 30 p.m. Intermediates are urged to attend and to bring fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the
United Brethren Sunday School
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Hudson
Kenneth F. Hannum
Greene County
Cushing
Daily Citizen
Arthur Greenwood
Mer High School
Mabel Thurley
Seymour
Theen Rockville
Vincennes
Josephine Beckwith
Clairlock Gingham
D. R. Scott & Co
Linton Nash Motor Co
Nash
Church Social
Carl H. Roach
S. Main St
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Sadie
Becker
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