Thanksgiving Day Celebrations Reach Bloomfield
Bloomfield reports Thanksgiving events with Ray Long’s twenty first birthday party at the Long home. Guests included Ruth Shanklin Nellie Long and others. Presbyterian sermon broadcast from Louisville noted Garber’s ties to the church and seminary. social bridge events hosted by Mrs Walker Marshall with prizes awarded. Local residents Roy Long and Miss Jeanette Cushman noted in travel and study, plus multiple brief mentions of town business and hospital transfers.
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Bloomfield
Ray Long
Wayne
Robert
Jackie
Paul L.garber
Presbyterian and
Hicks
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Louis Ville
Garber
Welch
Forth Avenue Church
Presbyterian Seminary At
Walker Marshall
Howard T. East
Chicago
Donald Schloot
C. L. [Oese
Worthington
Fay. Marshall
Indianapolis
Carrie E.,humphreys
Walter Brassert
Eula Killian
Newberry
Mrés
Edgar Killian
Indiana ‘State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Nellie Long
Roy
Sam Flory
Center Township
Robert Cain
C. C. Hendren
Elizabeth Hendren
Ruby Brown
Margaret Skerd
Mendren
Orthington Town Board
J. A
Bloomington
Hendren
James Goodwin
James
Fiscman County Hospital
Lin- MN
John Spinks
Bedford
CAST TO HOLD PARTY FOR TWO THOUSAND MILES CAST
Cast members of the play Two Thousand Miles for a k will host a party at the Nola nder Community House at 7. Those intending to attend should notify Miss Lelia Boyd or Chester Boller.
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Nolander Communnity House
Bosstick Rites Held for Sullivan Businessman
Rites conducted at 2 p m at Sullivan for Kd sie Bosstick a prominent Sullivan business man of 30 years who died after weeks of illness. He native of Fairbanks township son of the late Williams and Allie Bosstick he started in business at 19 with an ice cream factory later ran Lily Ice Cream Phoenix Ariz at death he owned Bosstick Pure Milk and Ice Cream and a restaurant also a branch station in town. He belonged to Sullivan Elks lodge and twice sought the Democratic nomination for sheriff Survivors include widow Madeline daughter Mrs Robert Norton Phoenix two brothers Perry Paris Al James Rosedale three sisters Mrs David Cline Terre Haute Mrs Jane Butts Indianapolis and Mrs Belle Beckett Indianapolis Son William Bosstick of Sullivan was killed in a 1934 auto crash near Farmersburg.
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Sullivan
Kdsie Posstick
Mary Sherman Hospital
Bosstick
Fairbanks Township
Williams
Phoenix
Ariz
Bosstick Pure Milk
Sullivan Elks Lodge
Sullivan County
Madeline Bosstick
Robert Norton
Perry
Paris
James
Rosedale
David ‘Cline
Terre Haute
Jane Butts
Indianapolis
Belle Beckett
William Bosstick
Farmersburg
Neptember
Dugger Items Highlight Visits and Travel Moments
Local notes from Dugger report James R. Richardson returning home for a three week vacation from CCC camps in California and Wyoming. Several residents and visitors travel between Dugger, Sullivan, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Bay City and Louisville for holidays and family gatherings.
Local Socials and Visits Round Princetons Camp Families
Lintoy and guests of Mr and Mrs Jon Funk include Carl Purell from Camp at Princeton visiting over the weekend with his parents Mand and Mrs Lewis Batya De. Be Libke and sons Joe and Joins of Preelanda ville were guests of their parents Joe Yung and Mrs Gy 18 Keéilblock. John Lynch in CCC camp at Lovgopted spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Robert Logan and family. Mrs WHE Barcroft visited her mother Mrs Plorenée Blumbaugh at Palmersburg Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Plew and Mr and Mrs Sam Farrar spent Sunday afternoon in Terre Haute.
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Lintoy
Jon Funk
Carl Purell
Theecco
Princeton
Mand
Lewis Batya
Libke
Joe An
Preelandaville
Joe Yung
John. Lynch
CCC
Lovgopted
Robert Logan
Whe,barcroft
Plorenée ‘Blumbaugh
Palmersburg
Harry -Plew
Sam Farrar
Terre ‘Haute
Revival At First Christian Church Draws Crowds
The revival meetings at the First Christian Church run this week starting at 7 15 each evening. Rev B C Corts of Sullivan, ex pastor of the Linton Christian church, preaches nightly. Attendance is good and special singing is featured. Pastor Rev M Y Foster invites the public to attend.
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First ‘Christian Church
B.C. Corts of
Sullivan
Linton Christian Church
M. Y. Foster
Elks Bowler Trio Paces Linton Win Streak
Linton Elks captured their third straight victory in a league clash at focal bowling alleys defeating Tyler Rudy outfitt. Standout scores included Williams 168 139 179 486 Pennett 181 161 147 489 Roach 126 111 163 410 Stewart 165 147 327 420 Barnes 114 145 126 439. total 746 705 806 2256. Arthur Haseman, county agricultural agent, visited Linton on business Tuesday.
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ELKS
Linton Elks
Tyler
Rudy
TY. Stewart
Barnes
Personal notes from city residents visit Terre Haute and Indianapolis
Harold Malicoat, George Hebb, Garland, Ladson and Junior Anderson of this city visited with friends in Terre Haute Tuesday evening. Ida Nick, Sink and Hank Fusco were in Indianapolis Tuesday on business. Thomas Cured and Daniel Me Allister of this city spent time with friends in Worthington recently.
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Harold Malicoat
George ‘Hebb
Garland, Ladson
Junior Anderson
Terre ‘Haute
Eria Ie
Nick
Sink
Hank Fusco
Indianapolis
Thomas
Daniel
MeAllister
Suisidd
Worthington
Dugger Eastern Star elects new officers for year
Dugger chapter of the Order of Eastern Star announced the officers for the coming year. Mrs Esta Melin will serve as worthy matron with FE A Hammack as worthy patron. Other appointments include Mrs Thelma Hickman as associate matron and John M Sweehey as associate patron. Officials will be installed on Monday December 16.
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Dugger
Dea
Order of ‘Eastern Star
Esta Melin
FE. A. Hammack
Thelma Hickman
John. M. Sweehey
Fdith
Moore
Fleetie
Asurer
Emma
Spinks, Capfingless
Lily
Cers
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Livestock sales steady with hogs at 44 009 holdovers 134 and calves about 600. Hogs steady to firm. light heavies around 9.40 to 10.00. Cattle and calves steady to strong. steers eligible for sale around 11 dollars, heifers near 9.46, beef cows 4.50 to 6.26, cutters 3.00 to 4.26. Sheep and lambs steady with good and choice ewes and wethers 10.60 to 11.26. lamb classes 3.26 to 6.26, slaughter subdued.
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Citisensational Bank
Man of Sullivan
Dugger Dee
James R. Richardson
California
Wyoming
Ile
Alpine
Richardson
Clark Stanford Chambers
Bruce Chowing
Chamabers
Berea
George ‘Harvey
Linton
Edith Purcell
Donita Russell
Frank Sweeney
Harold
Mae
Cris Tenderickson
Stella Thomas
T. ‘Ly Bam‘Owman
Mabel Thomas
Cecil Edwards
Beulah Reeves
George DeNeveé
Billy
Indirapolis
DeNeves
Emma Phillips
Ehidgen
Andes
Attig Leffler
Leighton Lee
James Neeley
Alton
Phillip Ringers
Leffler
Nedley
Ringer
Phillippe
Faye
Mor
D. M. Phillippe
Stanley ©. Frazier
Trazier
Elosa Carlisle
Glan Whaley
Ralph ‘Shepherd
Greene County Loan CO
Cora Hansen
Twinn
Hansen
Cora Hausen
Arthur Haseman
Rudys
Harhbett
M. Tyler
M. Lee
Wess Een
Trinkle
Vicks VA
Baste
Leuise
Boke
Rhodenbeck
BROS
Linton Milk CO
Sheila
Mannors
Geo
Stone
Betty Boop
Bea
Mack
THE
Variety Store
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Charmin & CO
Pieghone
James Phegley
Carlisle Pleasant
Nebraska
Wwe
Garlisle
Harry
Kearney
Roy Wall
Lear
Abe
James D. Neill
Worthington’Stack Yards
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