Indiana University alumni council meeting invited district leaders
Gerald Landis of Linton Guy Cantwell of Gosport John Woolery of Bedford and Renoi ngler of Spencer are invited to the semi annual IU alumni district councilors and county chairmen meeting in Bloomington on December 10. District councilors and county chairmen from 25 districts and 60 counties will attend under the IU Alumni Association. Herman B Ells and Ward G Me will report on university achievements and plans. Morning and afternoon sessions precede an Indiana Miami basketball game.
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Gerald Landis
Linton
Guy Ntwell
Gosport
John S. Woolery
Bedford
Renoingler
Spencer
Owen
Greene
Monroe
Lawrence
Indiana University
Bloomington
I. U
Indiana University Alumni Associaton
Herman Bells
Ward G. Me
University Board of Trustees
University At
Indiana-Miami
Cantwell
Owen, Greene
Lawrence Counties
Landis
Greene County
Ite Woolery
Lawrence County
Reminder on Pay Day Issued to Stockton Highway Workers
A Greene County highway department notice urges Stockton township road workers to call at the Democratic Headquarters at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Each worker must sign for payment. checks are issued by the county and must be presented in person.
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Stockton Township
Simoe
Greene County Highway Department
Curtis Opens Coaching Era at Indiana State Teachers
Curtis, former Martinsville and Lebanon standout, debuts as Indiana State Teachers College coach in the season opener against Southeast Missouri State Teachers College in Terre Haute. He brings six weeks of intensive conditioning and ten lettermen from last year’s 11 sophomores to lead a program with a storied scholastic past.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Glenn Curtis
Martinsville
Indiana State Teachers College
Southeastern Missouri State Teachers College
Curts
Lebanon
Warner to Speak at Meeting Here
Toledo lawyer and war veteran Mr. Warner, former commanding officer of Battery B, Seventy sixth Field Artillery, who served in France from 1918 and was wounded near Le Charmel, will address a local meeting. He retired in 1919 for disability and later returned to Toledo to practice law. He was admitted to the Ohio State Bar in 1916 and is a member of local and state bar associations.
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Fort Ethan Allen
Camp Shelby
Miss
Seventy-sixth Field Artillery
France
Coequidan
Champagne- Marne
Aisne - Marne
Warner
le Charmel
Base 8
Market seed show results and ribbon awards
Seed lots awarded multiple places with prices. Gallon Lespedera Seed, Peck Yellow Soybeans, and Peck Black Soybeans show first place at $1.50, $1.50, and $1.50 respectively. Special ribbons for top corn, soybeans, and overall champion exhibitor noted.
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Peck
Greene circuit court filings list divorces, bankruptcies, and probate
Greene county clerk Lew Good reports latest filings: Laura A. Brown vs Martin E. Brown for divorce. Concrete Silo Co. vs Besse t Manufacturing Co. on account and for attachment. Robinson Casket Co. vs Leon and Freda Mathers doing business as Mathers Funeral Home on account. Harold Calvert vs Averial Calvert for divorce. Inheritance tax reports filed for estates of Lesta Gastineau Webster Lucas Ella Hasler and Edwin Hostetler Sr. James W. Falk will admitted to probate.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Lew Good
Greene Circuit Court
Laura A. Brown
Martin E. Brown
Concrete Silo Company
Besset Manufacturing Company
Robinson Casket Company
Leon Mathers
Freda Mathers
Mathers
Webster Lucas
Ella Hasler
Edwin Hosteitler
James W. Falk
Plans For Charity Work In Holiday Season
A meeting yesterday outlined charity work planned for the 1939 holiday season as the most extensive in years. Attendees included Miss Nola Yoder Glenburn Mission Major Gertrude Calvert Salvation Army Percy Myers Elks Lodge Murl Suftal American Legion Shirley Osborn Hubert Heaton City fire department Milo J Mitchell founder Mrs Hazel Scherer Cine theatre Sam Stockrahm Greene county NYA Steve Starcup Greater Linton club.
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Nola Yoder
Glenburn Mission
Gertrude Calvert
Salvation Army
Percy Myers
Elks Lodge
Murl Suftal
American Legion
Shirley Osborn
Hubert Heaton
City Fire Department
Milo J. Mitchell
Hazel Scherer
Cine Theatre
Sam Stockrahm
Greene County Nya Department
Steve Starcup
Greater Linton Club
Greene county corn and small grain show awards announced
The Greene county Corn and Small Grain Show finalizes prizes for 10 Kars Yellow Corn 2 first prize 2 second prize 1.50, 10 Fars White Corn 1.50 top prize 1, Produce of Hybrid 35 Fars top award 4 dollars, 5 Acre Project 20 Ears top 2 dollars, Bushel Any Color 4 H 10 Ears 50 cents, Gallon Red Clover seed top prize 1 dollar. Judge will be Peter Lux of Shelbyville.
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Greene County
Worthington
Charles Moore
Peter Lux
Shelbyville
Aliens rush to Canada for naturalization powers
In Canada the Royal Canadian Mounted Police report about 11,000 aliens have naturalized nationwide since the year began amid unsettled European conditions. In Missouri 2,600 turkeys were produced on prison farms, enough to feed five feasts at each of the five penal institutions.
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Montreal
U.P
Canada
Europe
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Jefferson City
Missouri
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Santa Claus
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Indiana
Member
Federal Reserve American Bankers Ass'n. Ped
Rl Deposit Insurance
Citiens National Bank
Curtis
Kroger
Mae
Kroger Food Foundation
Kroger’s Country Club
The
Food Foundation
Kroger's Country Club
Tiny Peas
Back Bones
Country Club
Fi Butter
BANAN
Ars Oe
Ivory
Prunes
Sunsweet
Country 4 Club
ORN Flakes
Ao Country Club
Pkey c
OATS
Pkg
Doris Silverplate
Thame
Florida
Maxwell House
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Hannah Hollingsworth
Theatre Rt
Vicki Lester
Sher- Ritz
Oo Mae G&g
Hamkalbertson
Dick Tracy
Mr. Reader
Linton Utilities
Variety Store
North Main St
Avery Murray Drugs
Just
Baldwin
New Home Furnishing Co
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