Envelopes Returned in Greene County Tuberculosis Drive
One thousand one hundred seventy three of the 4500 envelopes mailed in the 1937 Greene County Anti Tuberculosis association seal sale have been returned, with receipts totaling 253.11 to date. Town receipts include Bloomfield 51.07 and Linton 118.30, among others. Kathryn Shattuck of the National Tuberculosis Association issued a message stressing Christmas reunions and the need for tuberculin tests for youths aged 15 to 25 due to higher death rates in that group.
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Greene County Anti - Tuberculosis Association
Bloomfield
Miss Beulah McCoy
Dugger
Jasonville
Linton
Peoples Syust Company
TriKappa
Lyons
Marco
Midland
Newberry
Mineral
Owensburg
Sandbern
Solsberry
Switz City
Kathryn Shattuck
National Tuberculosis Asseniation
Jolly Jubilee club hosts all day meeting in Dugger
Mrs Mamie Raggins welcomed club members at her Dugger home for an all day meeting and covered dish dinner. A business session led by president Mrs Willis Vaught planned a Christmas party at Mrs Edwin Robson house. Penny hill prize went to Mrs laud Foster and bingo prizes to Mrs Willis Vaught and Mrs Claud Foster.
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Mamie Raggins
Jolly Jubilee Club
Dugger
Willis Vaught
Edwin Robson
Laud Foster
Claud Foster
Russel Edds
Donnie
Mary Raggins
Cletia Goodman
Barbara Jean
Har- Blume
Ben Paul Edds
Jimmy
Kenneth Page
Aron
Harold Scott
Ellis Vaught
Memie Raggins
Marriage License and Adoption Grants in Greene County
A Greene County court column notes a marriage license issued December 4 to Lewis E. Taylor and Helen Hays of Sandborn. It also reports a divorce decree for Carrie Steward against Walter Steward and an adoption judgment transferring Sadie Pean Neihart to the Myers family and granting her the name Sadie Joan Neihart Myers.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Lew Good
Lewis E. Taylor
Sandborn
Helen Hays
Lewis A
Edith Taylor
Helen
Edward
Ethel Hays
Carrie Steward
Walter Steward
Greene Circuit
Carrie Sigler
Sadie Pean Neihart
Percy
Eva Myers
Sadie Joan Neihart Myers
Memorial Rites Held Sunday by Linton Elks
Memorial services for deceased members were conducted Sunday afternoon at the home on North Main street by Linton Elks lodge members. Rev. M. W. Foster delivered the memorial address and lodge officers led the rituals with musical numbers including "Lead Kindly Light" and "When Jesus Beckons Me Home" performed by Mrs. Dora Page, Jerry Clayton, and Mrs. Mattie Hobbs.
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North Main Street
Linton Elks Lodge
M. W. Foster
B. J. Barnes
Dora Page
Jerry Clayton
Mattie Hobbs
Six Acre Corn Row Report Travels From Lorain to West Virginia
A Lorain resident visited a family member in Lost Creek West Virginia and brought back a tale of a six acre corn row. The row allegedly starts at a base of a hill and spirals around to the top. The story claims a typical yield of about 500 bushels.
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Lorain, O
WPI
Lorain
Jess Kennedy
Lost Creek
W. Va
Kennedy
British Toy Rush in London Factories
In factories across Great Britain expert craftsmen now produce nearly 20 million toys to meet Christmas demand. The output marks a further advance in the British toy industry.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Blacky Coleman Receives Free Lodging After Comatose State
Linton city police found itinerant man known as Blacky Coleman in a barn near the I C railroad depot in a comatose state caused by alcoholism. He was taken to the Linton jail where he received warm accommodations Sunday night and was released Monday morning, sent on his way rejoicing.
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Linton
I. C
Firemen Move Burning Shack to Reservoir in Lancaster
In Lancaster Missouri a fire crews unable to reach a water source lifted the burning pump house off its foundation and hauled the structure to a nearby reservoir. The dramatic maneuver quickly exposed flames to water and prevented further spread. No injuries were reported and the cause was not disclosed.
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Lancaster
Eight More Days Left in Doll Contest
K. L. Barnes announces eight days remain in the Tinton Daily Citizen Indianapolis News subscription award contest. Several volunteer workers have already secured enough subscribers to win dolls. A second coupon will appear in an early Citizen issue or can be obtained at the newspaper office.
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Tinton Daily Citizen-Indianapolis News
K. L. Barnes
Barnes
Citizen
Indiana Livestock Report Features Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Indiana market notes show hogs at 8.35 to 8.65 for lights to mediums, heavies 7.85 to 7.95, sows 7.25 to 7.65. cattle 1 200 and calves 508 with steers 65 to 75, heifers weak, cows steady, cutters 3.50 to 5, fat cows 6 down, weaners 1 lower. Sheep 2,500 with lambs 9 and yearlings 8 to 9, slaughter hogs steady to down 3.50.
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Indianaipolis
Ind
U.pi
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Inton Daily Citizen
Ised
Indiana
Eskin C. Turner Lessee
Vance Sappenfield
L. Barnes
Hoyt Clark
Citizen Building
Eichter
B. C. Turner
Court News
Blacky” Coleman
Linton Utilities
Gruen
Claudette
Precision Watch
Kensington
Elson’s
Chiropractic
Haldon Beasley
E. Vincennes St
Wolford’s Flower Garden
I’ Street
N.W
Linton-Stockton High School
Service
Greene “Ae Loan CO
S. Main St
Overland
Linten
Wan
Boston
Newkirk’s
Pleasantville, Ind
Ray Newkirk
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