Local Visits Spread Across Multiple Indiana Towns
Mrs Ott Melton and son John Edward of Terre Haute visit Mr and Mrs William Sears. Loren Ellis and children from Michigan City visit with Otis Falk. Edith Davis and Etta Newby visit Terre Haute with Ed Kimball. George Rogers and son of New Castle visit Jasonville. Frank Hastings vacationing in Michigan. Richard Lewis and son return home after two weeks with Elmer Bennett at Lake Manitou. Alice Jones of Salt Lake City visiting sister Virgil Willoughby. Gladys Routledge on vacation with mother Margaret Routledge in Terre Haute. Bobby Jones of Terre Haute visiting his father Albert Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Melton
John Edward
Terre Haute
William Sears
Loren Ellis
Michigan City
Otis Falk
Edith Davis
Etta Newby
Ed Kimball
George Rogers
New Castle
Jasonville
Frank Hastings
Michigan
Richard Lewis
Elmer Bennett
Lake Manitou
Alice Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Virgil Willoughby
Gladys Routledge
Margaret Routledge
Bobby Jones
Albert Jones
Ten Foot Bread Leads Philadelphia Baking Show
The Master Bakers association annual outing featured a 10 foot long loaf of bread carried by 50 boys and girls in patriotic costumes, marking the principal exhibit of the event in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Mint
Master Bakers Association
Twin postal workers to retire together in June
Boston report that Carl and William Flister, twins, will retire June 30 on their 65th birthdays, marking the first time twins leave the post office simultaneously after a combined 60 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Carl
William Flister
Chile Reforms Trade Links Amid Growing Domestic Demand
Chilean-US trade has shifted over 18 months with American buyers expanding in Chile while exports like copper and nitrate to the US rise. Exchange limits hinder imports of vital goods and shortages of cargo ships and materials slow defense-related production, prompting Chile to boost domestic output via Development Corporation initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
United States
U. S.S. Maritime Commission
Europe
Development Corporation
Locals Visit Family and Friends Across Indiana
Newberry and families travel from Bloomfield to visit the Arthurs. Bruceville and Indianapolis visitors call on Mullis and Colglazier relatives. Madison Wisconsin and Bedford guests seen with Sipes and Killian families. Indianapolis and Terre Haute trips noted along with a Geneva Chestnut Hinkle shower and rural visits to Bremen Hasler and Christenberry households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hogue
Jimmy
Bloomfield
A. L. Arthur
Shirley Hatiefield
Bruceville
Emil Mullis
Claude Sipes
Madison
Wisconsin
Oscar Sipes
Elma Jane
Ora Roach
Ivan Sargent
Elnora
Roy Giles
Bedford
Ada Killian
Thelma York
Indianapolis
Laura Hasler
M. L. Hamilton
Secret Voyage Ends With Reunion And Heist Twist
Jim Mallory battles Halloran aboard the Sonora and Aurora after discovering gold bars in a cargo chest. Mary Larsen secretly aids Mallory, reveals past love for Spike, and vows to pursue Jim as they plan to use Halloran as a hostage while seeking ownership of the gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larsen
Jim
Sonora
Curly Bates
Curly
Mallory Baby
Halloran
Mallory
Forbes
Hammond
Miami Beach
Central America
France
Belgium
Old Man
Jim Mallory
Mary
Bert
Cook
Aurora
Spike
New Suit Filed in Greene Court Over Estate Claim
A new case filed in Greene circuit court Bloomfield names George C. Payne as plaintiff against the estate of Eliza Jane Matherly deceased and Amarine Wilson administrator seeking a claim against the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Bloomfield
George C. Payne
Eliza Jane Matherly
Amarine Wilson
Local Visits And Family News From Plum Branch
Miss Betty Powell visits Miss Reba Cross in Jasonville this week. The Risher family from New Market New Jersey returns home after visiting their relatives the Risher and Keller families. Residents report various Sunday visits among Powell Headley Bennett and Bedwell households. Miss Rosemary Headley remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Powell
Reba Cross
Jasonville
Dallas Risher
New Market
N. J
E. Risher
Clovas Keller
Mary Doidge
Emma Geatches
Marion Bennett
Nelson Bennett
Kenneth Cline
Charles Headiey
Earl Swaby
Mary Swaby
Esther
Bertha Moss
Vicksburg
Robert Schuelke
Linton
William Powell
Murl Powell
Evansville
Pansy Powell
Oscar Powell
Riley
Mgr
Elmer Bedwell
Rosemary Headley
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Daily Citizen
A. Pea
Notcie
Charles Criss
South Main Street
Haseman
Cinderella
Adah Jones
Boruff
Texaco
Postecard
Lexie Smith
P. O
Sure Getters
Red’s Sporting Goods
Linton Ice & Locker Co
Indiana
Harbin
Mobil Service
St. N. E
New Union Lumber Co
McKee’s Grocery
D Street Southwest
Linton Roller Rink
Business Directory
Farmers Tankage Company
Switz City
Tru- Friend
Wayne Krums
Wayne Blox
Wayne Kennel Krums
Johnson Feed & Supply Co
Violet Bull
Roy A. Borders
Dodge
Plymouth
Nathan Carr
White Rose
Pierce Bros
Norges
Correl Electric
E. Vincennes
Oldsmobile
Walter Holmes
Bolton
Car
Root Beer Outfit
J. Cam Smith
Third Street
Bovinol
Carlton
Linton Daily Citizen
Isenogle’s
Leghorne Farm
Lyons
New Home Furnishing Co
Girls Bicycle
Gertrude Turner
North Main St
Tuscarawas County
E. D. McCurdy
Cleveland Terminal Tower
Cleveland
Ohio
Sullivan Fertilizer Co
Sullivan, Ind
Harold Dix
Hymera
Star Packing Co
J. R. Williams
NEA Service. Inc -M.reg. U.S. Pat
Wittiame
H Street
W. Vincennes St
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Hollowell
Gertrude Calvert
The
Salvation Army
George E. Hollowell
Bremen
Bobby Colglazier
Ernest Wade
Quincy
Florida
Frank Colglazier
Donald Baker
Joe Baker
E. H. Cansler
Geneva Chestnut Hinkle
Mary Anthony
Mary Anthony. Mrs. Hinkle
Harry Pittman
Katherine Bennett
Basil Miles
Gosport
Ind
Laura Christenberry
Joseph L. Chadwick
Plum Branch
Rio Ryder
HE Sheriff's
BY V. T. Hamln
Fred Bor
Spotlight Coffee
Roger - Oakley
Froeschke
Hixson & Sahm
Dearmin & Company
Wilkinson Lumber Co
Delco
E. J. Ecker & Son
Rhodenbeck Bros
Avery Murray
Lester Packing CO
Linton, Indiana
Wheaties
Kix
AX & Fry
Maxwell Furniture CO
M. J. Aikin & Son
Dugger
Tel
Humphreys-Schloot Co
Variety Store
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