Miners Top Evansville Bosse In Net Tilt Here
Linton high school basketball turned back Evansville Bosse 36 to 30 at home. Sanders led the Miners with nine points while Woolsey and Peterson added eight each as Linton held a second-half rally to seal the win. The B team beat Newberry 33 to 30 in the curtain-raiser.
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Miners
Evansville
Bosse
Linton
Linton High School
Bosse of
Linton Lads
Ward
Peterson
Elkins
Wolsey
Kardakus
Dunlevy
Holder
Gene Jerrell
Bother
Brock
Jerrell
Sanders
Richardson
Gua
Woolsey
Kardokus
Newberry High
Robinson
Reed
Kline
Sipes
Berries
York
Hasler
White
Autrey
Brazil
Red Devils
Dye
McGehee
G Partridge
Anette
Antney Fined In Knox Superior Court For Intoxication
Clarence H. Antney of Sand bern pled guilty to intoxication in Knox superior court at Vincennes. He was fined $1.00 and costs. a six month sentence was suspended.
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Clarence H. Antney
Sandbern
Knox Superior Court
Vincennes
Movie Showing by Theta Upsilon Rho Class
The Theta Upsilon Rho class of the local Methodist church will sponsor a movie shown at 7 00 Tuesday evening in the church basement. The film titled Men of Faith will be shown by Rev Lozier Ziegler. A free will offering will be taken. The class will hold its regular meeting in the parsonage after the showing.
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Theta Upsilon Rho
Lozier Ziegler
Court Calendar Sets Greene County Term at Bloomfield
The November term opened in Greene County Superior Court at Bloomfield with a two month calendar. Dates list cases scheduled from December 2 to January 27 including Slough, Berger, Deckard, Mitchell, O Haver, Featherstone, Masher, Long, Allen, Randolph, Sanders, Gilligan, State of Indiana vs Greene, and others.
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Greene Citeu
Bloomeld
Sloug
Slough
Berger
Deckard
Mitchell
O'Haver
Featherstone
Featherstop
Masher
Long
Allen
Randolph
Sanders
Gilligan
Burch
State of Indiana
Strahle
Richardson
Borden
Poole
Noel
Asrey
Lohr
Love
Thomas
Pickard
Standard Oil Company
Inman
American Security Co. of
Bedford
Indy
Bingham
Mrs Clara Mae Walker Dies At 51 In Linton
Mrs Clara Mae Walker 51 of Linton died at home Sunday evening after a two year illness. Born May 28 1795 in Clay City she lived in Linton twelve years. Survived by husband Ray two daughters Dorothy Schlegel Plainfield and Marian Luxton Linton one sister Gerald White Newberry one grandchild Sandra Sue Schlegel and parents Phillip and Mary Brown Clay City. Funeral arrangements set for 10 am Wednesday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev Lozier Ziegler officiating burial Sink Cemetery Clay City.
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Clara’ Mae Walker
Linton
C” Street
Mrs. Walker
Clay City
Phillip
Mary Brown
Walker
Middlebury Christian Church
Lozier Ziegler
Sink
Jasons Protect Perfect Record Upset by None
Jasonville undefeated high school basketball team extended the streak with a 82 to 57 win over Fairbanks at the Jasonville gym. Center McCullough led with 19 points, Huff and Seifert added 10 each, Gambill and Stewart had 8 apiece. The B team won the opener 27 to 15.
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Jasonville
Fairbanks
McCullough
Asonville Center
Huff
Seifert
Gambill
Stewart
Linton Adopts U S Rules to Save Power
Mayor William B. Carlton announced that Linton residents and businesses will follow federal and estate conservation rules amid a coal dispute. Merchants should extinguish nonessential lighting, except for safety and illumination needs. Christmas lights may be limited. homes should minimize lighting while assuring safety. Overhead street lights will stay on for safety.
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Linton
William B. Carlton
Carlton
Linto
Antioch Powe Company
Hospital Births and Discharges Reported in Local Areas
A sequence of birth announcements includes girls born to Elizabeth McCall of Crane Kenneth Harris of Worthington Helen Campbell of Jasonville Pauline Lowder of Bloomfield Gladys Mae Raye of Bloomfield Daniel Baker’s wife in Springville Irmal Bennett and John Vaughn in Bloomington. several residents such as Mack Frye Earl Brook Olive Woodward and Ed Ecker discharged or admitted for observation or surgery. Families take babies home in Sandborn Koleen and Bloomfield while others remain hospitalized or dismissed.
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Elizabeth McCall
Crane
Mack’ Frye
Lyons
John Nally
Jasonville
Kenneth Harris
Worthington
Helen Campbell
Earl Brook
Bloomfield
Pauline Lowder
Gladys Mae Raye
Kenneth Nelson
Olive, Woodward
Daniel Baker
Springville
Irmal Bennett
John Vaughn
Bloomington
Paul Norris
Baby
Sandborn
Paul Brewer
Ed Ecker
Linton
James Wall
Ames Achers
Koleen
Basel Shepherd
Paul Bennett
William Simon
John W. Smith
W. F. W. Linton Post to Meet Tonight on Club Rooms
Members of Linton post No. 7118 Veterans of Foreign Wars will gather at 7 30 tonight at the Club Cine to work on new club rooms across from the Elks building. GI friends are welcome to attend.
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Linton Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Club Cine
Elks
Scouts Meet Tonight At Local Church
Linton Boy Scout Troop No 50 will meet at 7 PM this evening at the local Christian church. Scoutmaster Harry Haseman urges all members to attend as important business will be considered.
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Linton
Harry Haseman
Linton Finishes Sixth in 1946 Wabash Valley Race
Linton high school placed sixth in the 1946 Wabash Valley standings per a Valley Board of Control report. Robinson, Jrr., won the title, marking its fourth consecutive crown. team scores ranged from Robinson at 54 to Crawfordsville at 0 with many others in between.
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Linton High School
Valley Board of Control
Robinson
Jrr
Mrs Henico 66 Passes After Illness at Home
Mrs Elodia Dénico a Linton resident since 1911 died at her home 40 C street southwest shortly after midnight Saturday following a six to seven month illness. Born in Lens France May 23 1879 she was married to Adolph Henico Feb 12 1902. Surviving are husband Simone Sumnont Detroit Joe Henico Linton Henry Henico in Germany nine grandchildren three great grandchildren sisters in France and a brother in France. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the family home with Deaconess Nola D. Yodet officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Elodia Denico
Linton
United States
Ton
Adolph Henico
Simone Sumnont
Detroit
Mich
Joe Henico
Pfc
Henry Henico So
U.S. Army of Cc
Germany
Josephiste Fouaux
Maria Lemont
Eugenia Discreal
France
Meévariste Vandenburg
M. J. Aikin and Sdn Funieral
Withernoon
Nola D. Yodet
Fairview Cemetery
Carl Lowder Dies in Indianapolis Hospital at 65
Carl Lowder a longtime Elliston resident died in an Indianapolis hospital early Saturday after months of poor health. Born April 3, 1881 near Springville he was the son of Homer and Elvira Holmes Lowder. He leaves Ina his widow son Robert and daughter Eva of Bloomfield a brother Walter and four sisters Flaura Hastings Maggie Laughlin Mary Raper and Faye Smith. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield with burial in Grandview cemetery.
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Carl Lowder
Elliston
Indianapolis
Springville
Homer
Elvira Holmes Lowder
Church of Christ
Bloomfield
Ina Lowder
Robert
Eva
Walter
Flaura Hastings
California
Maggie Laughlin
Mary Raper
Spencer
Faye Smith
Bloomington
Jenkins Funeral Home
Grandview Cemetery
Colley Family Welcomes Baby Jimmy Bill in Osborn Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Colley announce the birth of a 6 pound 12 ounce son named Jimmy Bill on November 29 in Osborn Ohio. He is the grandson of Shirley Osborn and William R. Colley of Linton and is the family’s second child.
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William H. Colley
Osborn, O
Jimmy Bill
Shirley Osborn
William R. Colley
Linton
Christmas party for Columbian Masonic group at hall
The Columbian Past Matrons and Past Patrons invite members and spouses to a Christmas party at the Masonic hall at 6:30 this evening. A covered dish dinner begins the program. Attendees should bring own table service and a 25 cent gift for the grab bag.
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Masonic Hall
Byrd expedition leaves port for Southern Ocean mission
A peacetime naval task force under Rear Admiral Richard Byrd sails from Norfolk to explore Antarctica’s last unknown continent and map 4,000,000 square miles of coastlines. The convoy includes Mount Olympus and Philippine Sea with 13 ships and 4,000 men. Provisions aim for eight months, with tenacity to reduce unexplored areas by two million miles if weather cooperates.
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Byrd
Norfolk
Ross Ice Shelf
Little America
Mount Olympus
Richard H. Cruzen
Task
West Coast
Mt. Olympus
United States
Mexico
Antarctic
Navy
Sandborn Plans Special Election on Waterworks Proposal
Citizens of Sandborn vote tomorrow in a special town election to decide on a new waterworks system. Opposition formed after a recent public meeting attended by about twenty residents. A survey by an Indiana firm was circulated and letters were mailed to residents. If 51 percent approve, the town board must issue revenue bonds to begin construction.
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Sandborn
C. L. Snyder
Indiana Engineering
Town Board of Trustees
Chicago company claims over one million scooters built in a year
A Chicago based manufacturer announces a production record with output surpassing one million scooters in a 12 month period. The claim highlights expanded assembly lines, higher efficiency and strong demand across markets. The company did not provide detailed breakdowns of models or regional sales.
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Chicago
Linton gridiron star honored on all-state teams
Hunk Richardson of Linton high school 1946 football squad was named to major all-state honorary teams as coaches and writers selected him for the Indiana all-state list and the all-Wabash Valley squad. Other Linton players were highlit in valley selections amid broader coal strike coverage in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Richardson
Linton High School
Hunk
Indianapolis News
Associated Press
Clark
Indianapolis Times
United Press
Ronnie Bland
Garfield
Bob Harris
Gerstmeyer
Bill Harrison
Wiley
Don Bailey
Vaughn Kaley
Rex Sebastian
Robinson
Norman Snapp
Vincennes
Jim Nichols
Max Kid, Jr
Brazil
Stan Machango
Gerstmeye
Bob Nesbitt
Terre Haute
Lee Richardson
Linton
Ray Hubbel
Dwight Osha
McClellan
Dugger
Bill Orman
Roy Price
Ink” Harrison
Marion Woolsey
Bloomfield Court Bills Show Divorces and Licenses
The November term opens in Greene circuit court Bloomfield with two new divorce filings Mary Belle Griffith versus Max Eugene Griffith and Hilda Anne Head versus Jason Head. Other actions set include Esther Gabbard versus Alfred Gabbard for trial December 16 and Joseph Slough versus Olga Slough continued. One divorce granted Roy T O Haver Jr to Cathryn Inez O Haver with her maiden name restored. Six marriage licenses issued to couples from nearby towns.
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Reene
Bloomfield
Mary Belle Griffith
Max Eugeneriffith
Hilda Ane Head
Jason Head
Esther Gabbard
Alfred Gabbard
Joseph Slough
Olga Siough
Roy T O’haver, Jr
Cathryn Inez O'Haver
Cathryn Inez Tibbett
Frank Masner
Lucille Fern Masner
Irvin Long
Five motorists fined in Linton for parking violations
Five motorists paid fines of one dollar each for violating Linton parking ordinances over the weekend. Chief of Police Austin Greenway said police will continue the drive to prevent illegal double parking and urged drivers to follow traffic rules.
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Linton
Austin Greenway
Greenway
Miss Smyra Rooksbury Dies in Carlisle at 85
Miss Smyra Rooksbury died at her Carlisle home after a ten month illness. Born March 23, 1861, she was 85. Survived by sister Elizabeth Eslinger of Terre Haute and brothers Joe and Jake Rooksbury of Sullivan, plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements set with Newkirk Funeral Home and Carlisle Christian church service followed by burial in Carlisle I O O F cemetery.
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Smyra Rooksbury
Carlisle
Elizabeth Eslinger
Terre Haute
Joe
Jake Rooksbury
Sullivan
Nerces
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Eunice Lowdermilk Sullivan
Carlisle Christian Church
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Lewis
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
T Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Southern Ceal Producers Association
Edward R. Burke
Krug
Ones & Laughlin Steel Co
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Sennett
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