Appointments Made at UB Conference
Announcement was made at the closing session of the annual Indiana United Brethren conference of the assignment of staffers to 63 charges in the conference, covering southern Indiana and several Kentucky churches. Notable assignments include Beechcliff C. H. Youngblond, Coal City S. L. Todd, French Lick J. H. Toombs, Linton E. Roberts, Linton Circuit K. E. Stevens, Odon N. Fouts, Jasper S. L. Wells, Plainville J. A. Settle, Shoals Circuit Roy Andrews, Vincennes Perry Key, and Washington I. S. Melver. The next conference will be at Evansville, Indiana.
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New Albany
Ind
Indiana United Brethren Conference
Indiana
Kentucky
Beech
C. H. ‘Youngblond
Coal ‘City
Youths Start Fire That Destroys Poultry House
A poultry house behind Dr. C. F. Goodman's home at 75a East Vincennes street burned Saturday afternoon around 4:20. Firefighters arrived too late as the small structure was destroyed. Report says several Amer i can youths built a fire to fry eggs they found in the building, causing the blaze and roughly $50 in losses.
Officers Make Raid on Jasonville Road Resident
Jasonville Saturday massner Adolph Massner living on the Jasonville Hymera road near Johnson hill was raided by Sheriff Newman Guy and Deputy Sheriff John Hamilton of Sullivan county. Officers seized two gallons of white mule, coils of a still, sixty gallons of grape wine, mash barrels, a furnace and other apparatus were destroyed. Massner appeared before Mayor Aydelotte at Sullivan and paid a fine and costs totaling 305 dollars. A six month sentence to the state penal farm was suspended pending good behavior.
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Adolph
Massner
Jasonvile-Hymera Road
Johnson Hill
Newman Guy
John Hamilton
Sullivan County
Aydelotte
Sullivan
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings compiled by United Preps note schedules across stations KDKA WGAP WORD KGO WRC WJZ and others for 9 p m to 8 p m segments. Programs include symphony wind ensemble clarinet mixed quartet educational talks and a U S Navy band showcase.
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United Preps
KDKA
East Pittsburg
T.—Symphony
WGAP
Washington
E. D
WORD
Zion
KGO
Oakland
WRC
WJZ
New York
U. S. Navy Band
Railways Launch Nationwide Safety Campaign
The American Railway Association announces a five year safety campaign to cut personal injuries on railroads by 35 percent. Robert Scott, chairman, says the program covers all railroads with careful study of accident causes and targeted monthly emphasis. Safety officers, foremen, and supervisors will be engaged, illustrated bulletins issued, and oral warnings given to promote safer practices.
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Te American Railway . Association
Robert Scott
Theampaign
Vacation Highlights for Greene County Teacher Clyde Breck
Clyde Breck of Nine Mile spent a week vacationing with Earl Klinger who is at Indiana State Normal in Terre Haute. Klinger, former Linton teacher, will graduate from Peru Normal Aug 29 and participate in the commencement in Normal Hall next Saturday at 9 AM. Breck returned home Saturday noting a pleasant trip.
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Clyde Breck
Nine Mile
Greene County
Earl Klinger
Indiana State Normal
Terre. Haute
Klinger
Linton’s
Peru
Normal
My. Breck
Grocery Store Ad Itemized Prices
Sper box small gold dust six boxes for Co op Flour a pickled pork per pound twenty cents six pounds for Picnic hams per pound
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Co-Op
Kirk
Corinne Griffith Stars in Love's Wilderness at the Grand
Corinne Griffith headlines Love's Wilderness opening for a two day run at the Grand. She shows new gowns riding costumes and a scene in Canadian woods where she elopes with an adventurer. The bill also features Al St. John in Dynamite Doggle with Mrs Coleman. Wednesday and Thursday bring Blanche Sweet Ronald Coleman and Lew Cody in The Sporting Venus.
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Corinne’ Griffith
the Grand
Corinne
Candian- Woods
al St. John
Mrs. Coleman
Blanche Sweet
Ronald ‘Coleman
Lew Cody
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Greene Court
Lillie M. Nance administratrix presents final settlement for the estate of William JR Nance. Greene Circuit Court in Bloomfield Indiana to examine September term 1925 on September 7, 1925. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. court clerk David F. Bland signs. A M Beasley attorney.
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Lillie M. Nance
William JR. Nance
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Ind
David F. Bland
Greene
Circuit Court
A. M. Beasley
Modern Flat Quip Sparks Vague City Laughs
In a playful quip the line That fellow must live in very Brugflat prompts bemused chatter about a dog wagging its tail and a curious mishear. The exchange appears as a fragment of a humorous note or caption with urban slang hints and jumbled phrasing.
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Angwers
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First National Bank
Greene ‘County
Greene County Loan Company
Indiana Industrial Lenders Association
Veeeeae
Atairs Filbert
Postoffice
Chrysler
Ctrical.and Auto Accessories
Rev. Roberts
Lin
Ton Charge—McIver
Dr. C. E
Goodman
Jasonville
Railways
Linton
Millon Bat’ery Station
Main St
Caembing
Ste’s
Sixth and
E” Sta
Nfe
Ber Ran
Meat Department
Kingan
North Main St
Corine Griffith
Autosheet Metal
Linton Sheet Metal Works
West
Vincennes Street
Carl H. Roach
Dad
Ford
TUDOR
Paul Fry
O’haver Bros. Bus Line
A” St
Midland
Coalmont
Hymera
Shelburn
Farmersbur Terre Hautia
Lewis-I
Hawk
Terre Haute
Union
Ohio St
Jack Spice
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