Sandborn School Names Teachers for 1929 30 Term
The Sandborn school board released the list of teachers for the next term. Elmer Posey will serve as principal with Edith Burton handling Latin and library duties, and a staff including George Adamson, Albert Rinsch, Karl Lemme, Leona Freund, H. Disque, and others. A shot session for book lists is set for August 26, before classes begin September 3, after which teachers attend the Vincennes teachers' institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn
Elmer Posey
Edith Burton
George Adamson
Albert Rinsch
Karl Lemme
Leona Freund
Laura M. Gottfried
Clara Chrysler
Mabel Begeman
Edwin Peden
Rachel Hildebrand
Laura Volle
Martha Peden
Vincennes
Teachers’ Institute
Former Shelburn resident linked to double murder suicide
James Ashcraft, a former Shelburn resident who moved to Sullivan recently, killed his wife Sarah and mother-in-law Mrs. Eli Bean before taking his own life in South Bend. Mrs. Bean was Eli Bean's widow, who died in a Shelburn mine explosion years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
James Ashcraft
Sarah Ashcraft
Eli Bean
South Bend
Shelburn
Glacier National Park Buildings Threatened by Forest Fire
Glacier National Park in Montana reports the Half Moon fire out of control threatening administration buildings. Special Great Northern trains evacuated residents near Lake McDonald as the blaze consumes logging camps and homesteads. Two missing: J. F. Potter and his wife, who refused to leave. one man severely burned.
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Glacier
National Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Half Moon
Great Northern Railroad
Lake McDonald
J. F. Potter
Forest fires force evacuations across Washington and British Columbia
Forest fires in the LaClere Creek basin in northeastern Washington flared anew. One hundred fifty men were detail ed to combat the blaze and a request for another hundred men was sent out. The fire has burned over 25,000 acres in the Kottenay region of British Columbia and threatens Wallace mountain, where numerous mineral claims and mine buildings are at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
LaClere Creek
Washington
Kottenay
British Columbia
Wallace Mountain
Standings Update From Baseball Leagues
American League leaders include Cleveland at 3 to Washington 1 and Detroit 18 as Chicago 4 New York 3 battle, while St Louis 7 Philadelphia 5 and Boston 7 7 reflect National League totals. Three-I League results show Decatur 3 1 Quincy 2 4 and Danville 8 Bloomington 8 with Terre Haute 8 Peoria 5.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Decatur
Quincy
Danville
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Peoria
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
National” League
Brooklyna
Boston- AT
American Association
Aged Gosport Woman Hangs Self
Gosport Indiana August 22 Mrs Mary Etta Laughlin known as Aunt Pet 84 years old committed suicide Tuesday night by hanging from a bedpost with a silk necktie. The body was found Wednesday morning about 7 by Mr and Mrs Harry E Chrisman who cared for her. Mrs Chrisman said Aunt Pet often threatened self harm and resisted dressing for bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosport
Ind
Mary Etta Laughlin
Aunt Pet
Harry E. Chrisman
Chrisman
Utilise Kitchen as Gay Breakfast Nook
An article argues that the kitchen can serve as a cheerful breakfast room using bright tablecloths, lacquered furniture, and decorative touches. It suggests a movable workstation, extra serving tables, colored glassware, and lightweight curtains to create a lively, efficient family dining space.
Every Day Was Drudgery Until Konjola Came
Liberty resident Ben Barnes describes severe stomach kidney and bowel troubles from which Konjola relief followed after a few weeks. He claims digestion improved kidneys corrected and bowels began functioning. Konjola sold at Hamiltons drug store in Linton Indiana and by area pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Barnes
Liberty
Indiana
Konjola
Linton
Ind
Hamilton
Est
President's Son Ordered to Active Duty
Herbert Hoover Jr., son of the President, was ordered by the War Department to active duty as a first lieutenant in the specialist reserve, effective Oct. 17. The decision, designated by the President, directs him to report from Pasadena, California to San Francisco for training and then revert to inactive status on Oct. 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover Jr
War Department
Hoover
Pasadena
Cal
San Francisco
Greene County Tax Payers Notice of Special Meeting
Notice to Greene County taxpayers that a special County Council meeting will be convened. Details of date time place and agenda will be provided as required by law. Public attendance is encouraged and a summary of topics will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Greene
Greene County to consider 1929 appropriations and road bonds
Greene County Indiana officials meet at Bloomfield on September 10 1929 to consider 1929 appropriations for pauper attorney board of health official bond sheriff coroner and to act on the sale of Greene County bonds 60000 for State Highway 64 and 25000 for State Highway 67 with proceeds to aid the Indiana State Highway Commission. taxpayers may speak then appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within ten days after determinations. notice dated August 20 1929 by County Auditor and Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Board of Health
Mileange
Greene County
Highway Commission
Bloomfield
Indiana State Matchway Commission
State Road
Jefferson Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
F. A
Board of Commissioners
SIAL
GO. R. Hudson
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Stockton Township Indiana
Stockton Township trustee announces a public sale of abandoned school property in Greene County Indiana. Sale at 2 p m on September 3 1929 in Linton with minimum bid at two thirds of appraised value and cash payment. Property includes described blocks and buildings formerly used for Brockton Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Linton
Wits
Sald
Brockton School
Greene County to Sell $18000 Road Bonds August 1920
Greene County Indiana will offer for sale at the county treasurer's office on Wednesday August 38 1920 at 2 oclock p m County Unit Road bonds totaling 18000 in twenty series of 900 each. Interest 3 4 per cent per year semi annually dated August 16 1929 with coupons payable May 15 1940 and November 15 May 15 thereafter until paid Bonds payable at Bloomfield Indiana. Henry Rollisgson Treasurer Greene County Indlung
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Kidland
John R. Weaver
Bloomfield
Indiana
Henry Rollisgon
Indlung
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Corps OF Teachers For Schools OF
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cipal—Schools
Pauline Houghland
Slayer
First National Bank
Kitche
McDougall
Maxwell & Persons
Washington State
Peril
Milwaukee
Toledo
Citizen Want
Compound
Milady
Stockton
Ak ’ Elmiga Pope
Township
S.S.S
Aturdy Health
ESSEX
OLDS
RCA
Hudson- Essex
Gerin Sales Company
Conlon
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