Reduction in Indiana Bell long distance rates announced
The Indiana Bell Telephone Co announces a January 1 1980 reduction in long distance station-to-station day rates for calls 56 to 318 miles, the fourth cut in three years. The Public Service Commission of Indiana approved the plan, projecting annual savings of over 50 000 for Indiana users and 5 million nationally.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Indiana Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Col. Rotter
Bell
Linton
South Bend
Sunday School class hosts pleasant dinner at Bledsoes
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bledsoe and their son entertained a Sunday school class Thursday night at their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Headley and daughters, Frank McCullough, Lee Rhodes, Tillie Rhodes, Freida, Louis Alumbaugh, Everett and Leo Wooten, Vernal Stevenson, Marie Merry, Ruth Marshall, Alva Bovenschen. A good time was reported. Also, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Beck and sons were visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson and son Harold Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Plew of Dugger. Mrs. Fred Turk and son and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and children called on Mrs. Mary Luxton Friday afternoon.
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Fred Bledsoe
Harold Headley
Frank McCullough
Lee Rhodes
Tillie Rhodes
Freida
Louis Alumbaugh
Everett
Leo Wooten
Vernal Stevenson
Marie Mmery
Ruth Marshall
Alva Bovenschen
D. H. Beck and
D. M. Beck
Harry Peterson
Harold Lynn
Willie Plew
Dugger
Fred Turk
Thomas Wilson
Mary Luxton
Fire destroys megibbon poultry farm building in Sullivan
A broader house at the Megibbon poultry farm just north of Sullivan Indiana burned in the early hours of Sunday, destroying the building and about 400 breeding chicks along with equipment. The loss is estimated at $60,000, partially covered by insurance.
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Sullivan
Ind
Megibbon
Indianapolis Markets Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Indianapolis markets report Dec 2 describes hog receipts about 10 000 with weights over 160 lbs up or steady to 25 cents higher for underweights. Hog prices ranged 8 75 to 9 50 for light to heavy hogs. Cattle receipts about 700 with steer trade nominal and cows 6 50 to 8 50, vealers 16 50 down. Sheep receipts 600 with good lambs 12 50 to 18 00 and lower grades 0 to 12.
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Indianapolis
Six die at grade crossing in Whittier California
Six persons were killed at a grade crossing near Whittier yesterday when an automobile carrying them was struck by a southbound Santa Fe train. The deceased include W.R. Deford of Los Angeles Charles F. Bike of Los Angeles Joseph McCann and wife from Centralia Washington Mrs Anda Day of Los Angeles and Miss Hene Herr of Los Angeles.
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Whittier
Cal
Dee
W.R. Deford
Los Angeles
Charles FE
Joseph McCann
Centralie Wash
Anda Day
Hene Herr
Midland Nets Win 27 to 7 Over Wheatland in Indiana
Midland high school netters defeated Wheatland 27 to 17 on Saturday in Midland Indiana. The Midland crew held Wheatland from the basket, with Wheatland only scoring on two tong shots by VWoar.
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Midland
Ind
Midland High School Netters
Wheatland
Midland Crew
Vwoar
Victor Buckner Dead Former Linton Boy 24
Victor Buckner, 24, died at his home in Go'elock Sunday evening from tuberculosis. Survived by father Theodore Buckner and three siblings Wilbur Jasonville Ora Dugger and Mrs Mary Price Masonville. Funeral at his home Tuesday afternoon and burial at Bloomington. Buckner was a well known former Linton resident on Sixth Street Northeast.
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Dally Ciblaln
Jasonviley
Dee
Victor Buckner
Go’elock
Tle
Theodore Buckner
Wilbur
Jasonville
Ora
Dugger
Mary Price
Masonville
Bloonfield
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Blucher Oxford
Rhodenbeck Bros
Gruen
H. & F. Jewelers
President Rottger
Brownstown
Citizen Want
Wrecker Service
Buick Sales & Service
Werbner
St Louis
Cooper
Lineton
Sixth Street
Clayton Mortuary
Linton,Ind
Green Lantern
Nicklo
America
Vitaphone
Ann Pennington and
Alice Day
the Triads
Lizzie Davis
F.F. DD. Florist
Linton, Indiana
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