Mine Run Musings on Aging and Modern Life
A compact column notes aging roles and skepticism of youth culture, joking about men over forty, misperceptions of women, beauticians, and quirky ideas like radio powered cars. The piece ends with a light holiday wink and a Tuesday hoist reference.
Pleasantville High School 4th and 3rd Grade Attendances Noted
Pleasantville High School announces perfect attendance for fourth graders Martin Wayne Story Connie Bedwell Rose Kluesner Jim Bill Benefield Mildred Hay Delores Robertson Wanda Kenneth Anna Mitchell Agnes Wollard Billy Joe Carr Donna Jean Gentry Garland Cowder Allan Boone Gene Pitcher Dillard Stanton Doris Hildenbrand and third graders Lois Arnett Robbie Bedwell Dale Bedwell Edith Bicknell Doris Bishop Phyllis Near Betty Robbins Mary Robertson Myrtle Shake. Ralph Jackson returns from Chicago Exposition and will broadcast his Exposition opinion on WBOW Tyrone? Haute Thursday. 4-H club awards send him. Margaret Bennett and Edward E Booker earn Purdue Roundup trips from the 4-H contest.
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Martin Wayne Story
Connie Bedwell
Rose Kluesner
Jim Bill Benefield
Mildred Hay
Delores Robertson
Wanda Kennett
Anna Mitchell
Agnes Wollard
Billy Joe Carr
Donna Jean Gentry
Garland Cowder
Allan Boone
Gene Pitcher
Dillard Stanton
Doris Hildenbrand
Lois Arnett
Robbie Bedwell
Dale Bedwell
Edith Bicknell
Doris Bishop
Phyllis Near
Betty
Transfers Filed in Greene County Real Estate Listings
Fifteen transfers of real estate in Greene County were filed last week per county recorder Mrs. Verna Henry. Transactions include lots in Linton Bloomfield Worthington South Linton and Wright Township, with buyers such as Lawrence A. Rairden Josie Rairden Blanche Winters and Bertha E. Short among others and properties ranging from city lots to 93 acres in Wright Township.
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Greene County
County Recorder
Verna Henry
Catherine Coakley
Marion Lynn
Nellie Lynn
Haseman
Linton
Wayne Hunter
Frances Hunter
Lawrence A. Rairden
Josie Rairden
Jones Grove
Bloomfield
Sentency
Thurlton
Jasonville
Ivan Ham
Albert Fraser
Hubbard
Alonzo E. Spensler
Mable Spensler
Earl Winters
Blanche Winters
Highland Place
Thomas Lind
Everett R. Campbell
Stafford Township
William C. Andrews
Samuel R. Davis
Bertha M. Davis
Ray A. Graves
Gertrude E. Graves
South Linton Coal Company
South Linton
Aso
Oliver Beasley
Orval Beasley
Wright Township
William Padgett
Thom
Real Estate Transfer In Stockton Estate Lot Sold
Padgett transfers 10 acres in Stockton from Claude C Harris and wife to Mary Maude Harris. Property includes Lot 2 in Block 7 in the Ida W Long estate by executive deed.
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Padgett
Stockton Township
Claude C. Harris
Mary Maude Harris
Yeoman
Linton
Ida W. Long
Execu
Linton Bowling Winners and County Corn Loan Details
The Linton Coca Cola Ladies win a bowling match over Terre Haute by seven points. Greene county farmers with 1938 corn plantings within allotments qualify for government corn loans this winter, with about sixteen hundred eligible. Loans available Dec 1, 1938, through local offices or banks. corn must be No 3 or better with moisture under 20.5 percent.
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Linton Coca Cola
Terre Haute
Coca Cola
Greene County
Basil D. Archer
Greencastle
Clina E. Hasler
Chester B. Bradfield
Agnes Ray
Archer
Commodity Credit Corporation
Tilts Schedule in Bowling Leagues Tonight and Tuesday
Lane pairings released for Linton Merchants and Commercial leagues. Tonight at 7.00 Martin and DeCourcey face D X Service on alleys 1 and 2 Kroger meets Cooper s Band Box on 3 and 4. At 9.00 Linton Daily Citizen vs One Corner on 1 2 Klusmeier s Cafe vs Linton Motor Sales on 3 4.
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Linton Merchants
Martin
Prayer Meeting Held at Shanks Home Tuesday Evening
A prayer meeting is announced for 7 PM Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Shank 360 H Street Northeast. The public is invited to attend.
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Chester Shank
H Street
British worried by speedy snails in Togoland chase
Geneva reports Capt. C. C. Lilley, British district commissioner for the Gold Coast, told the League mandates commission that snails in Togoland, formerly German, cause more concern than German colonial aims. He said natives chase snails despite hunting laws, creating disputes over territory as the snails grow unusually large and prized for flesh.
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Geneva
Togoland
Germany
C. C. Lilley
League Mandates Commission
Lilley
Switzerland
William Rappard
Livestock Prices Steady in Indianapolis Market
Hogs 6,000 head with lights at 7 to 7.76 dollars, mediums 7.65 to 7.80, heavies 7.40 to 7.45, sows up to 10 cents higher. Cattle 1,800 with calves 600, steers and heifers slow, cows steady to weak, top 1,090 lb steers at 12 dollars, cutters 3.75 to 4.75, vealers 10.50 top, sheep 2,500 with lambs and yearlings steady, good lambs 9 to 9.50, yearlings 7.50 to 8.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
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