Actor Franchot Tone’s father Dr Frank Jerome Tone honored
Dr Frank Jerome Tone of Niagara Falls renowned in electrochemistry and recent Perkin medal recipient for his work in applied chemistry. He originated the first commercial silicon metal process and leads roles at Carborundum and Republic Carbon, with Cornell graduates Franchot Tone and he.
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Franchot Tone
Frank Jerome Tone
Niagara Fall
Tone
Perkin
Schoellopf
American Chemical Society
American Electrochemical Society
Society of Chemical Industry
Carborundum Company
Republic Carbon Company
Cornell University
Revival Meeting Draws Large Crowds at Stafford Church
The revival meeting began Monday night at the Stafford church with large crowds in attendance. The public is invited to attend. The new driveway in the Stafford cemetery is nearly finished. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Newkirk visited Rev. Hays and family. Coy Williams and Sherman Shake were in Bloomfield on business Tuesday morning. Mrs. Scott Newkirk and son, ill with influenza, are improving. Dan Beck remains home ill with influenza. Rev. Harry J. Bailey and wife of Linton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall and family spent Sunday with the Williamses. Mr. Roberts of Indianapolis did business in the community Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Pool of Pleasantville, ill for some time, is about the same.
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Stafford
Scott Newkirk
Hays
Coy Williams
Sherman Shake
Bloomfield
Dan Beck
Harry J. Bailey
Linton
Jacob Hall
Roberts
Indianapolis
Lizzie ‘Pool
Pleasantville
Notice to taxpayers of Linton extra appropriation
The voters of Linton Indiana are notified that the city officers on December Tth approved additional appropriations to meet an emergency. Allocations include City Hall 75.00 Gerk's Office 200.00 General Miscellaneous 0 Street Fund 6500.00 WHA Fund 55000800 General Sinking Fund 2500.00 The measure is referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for a hearing at Greene County Auditors Office.
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Linton
Greene County
Indiana
Gerk
State Board of Tax Commisioners
P. H. Curan
City of
Christmas Program At Local Church Schedule
Morning worship and church school at 9 30. Children's sev en Christmas Book. Adults and older children sermon The Book of God. BYP A 6 p m young people meeting. Evening worship 7 with sermon The Redeeming Spirit. Wednesday stereoptical lecture Nativeity 7. Public invited to see pictures. Christmas party Tuesday Dec 21 7 p m in church school committee charge. Christmas spirit of charity and goodwill leads toward Christ. Go to your church Sunday.
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Harry J. Bailey
First M E Church Sermon Calls for Personal Growth
Quote from Guy Goodsell on Christ guiding power and self improvement. The First M E Church urges citizens to seek their ideal self through church fellowship and best helps, with Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 morning and 7 evening, inviting all to worshipeven without a home church.
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Ihe Church
First Christian Church Seeks Growth and Renewal
Sunday school begins at 9 30 with graded classes and qualified staff for every grade. The Junior department offers a splendid opportunity for all juniors and punctual attendance is urged. Communion and worship follow at 10 35 as redecorating continues.
Church of Christ Sunday Schedule and Holiday Social Plans
The Church of Christ lists services including Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m young peoples meeting at 6 p m and evening service at 7 o'clock Wednesday Bible study at 7 p m with sermon topics by the minister How to Build Successfully and The Fulness of Christ and What it Means to Us Special chorus selections and Bible drills will be featured at the Young Peoples meeting Plans for the annual holiday social gathering will be discussed at the next meeting All young people are invited to attend Robert B Boyd minister
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Young Peoples Meeting
Young Peoples
Robert B. Boyd
Saron Reform Church Worship and Sunday Activities
The morning worship starts at 10 30 with Rev C A Hofmann in charge. Universal Bible Sunday observed. Church School at 9 30 led by Herbert Greenwood with classes for all ages. Thank Offering service at 7 30 Sunday evening. Christian Endeavor meets at 6. Young Peoples Choir rehearsal Monday at 7. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs P C Berns home. All ladies urged to attend.
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C. A. Hofmann
Universal Bible
Herbert Greenwood
Christian Endeavor Society
Ladies Aid Society
P. C. Berns
Livestock Market Report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis Dec. 10 cattle and calves totals 500 and 400 respectively. U P reports 8 000 hogs with holdovers 59 and market steady to 25 cents lower. Lights 8.25 8.50 mediums 8.10 8.50 heavies 7.40 7.60 sows 6.25 7.00 bulk. Cows and heifers strong with most heifers 6.50 7.00. Slaughter hogs 3.75 down 25 cents higher. Sheep 2 000 lambs 25 cents higher 9.25 9.50. Weaners steady bulk good and choice 10.00 10.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
County Federated Club Activities Are Chronicled
Worthington study and Argonaut clubs report on projects and programs across Greene county Indiana. Sessions cover Statecraft themes from government to religion and conservation with plans for Christmas events and community outreach among clubs and members.
Soldiers Build Big Radio At Hamilton Field
Two U S Army soldiers construct a 500 watt amateur radio station at Hamilton Field capable of worldwide short wave transmission. The project nears completion as technicians report strong performance potential.
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Hamilton Field
Cal
U.P
Purdue Netters Fage Heavy Task
Purdue opens 1987 88 basketball season at home against Indiana State Teachers in the new fieldhouse with a fast break attack led by Ward Lambert. After three home games in four days, the Boilermakers hit the road for five games then resume Big Ten play January 15 versus Wisconsin.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Indiana State Teachers
Boilermakers
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Indiana State
Ward Lambert
Big Ten
Clem Crowe
Xavier
University of Detroit
Lambert
Newberry Royal Neighbors Hostess Evening
Mrs. Della Martin hosted the Royal Neighbors in Newberry Indiana with refreshments for members and two guests. Local residents and visitors include Mrs. Laura Miller Mrs. Norah Sipes Mrs. Thelma Kinnaman and others.
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Newberry
Ind
Della Martin
Royal Neighbors
Laura Miller
Norah Sipes
Thelma Kinnaman
Glen Denton
Mable Ledgerwood
Golda Christenberry
Inez Dinkens
Naomi Gastineau
Emma Mullis
Eva Laughlin
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First Christian Church
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Worthington Study Club
Government of the People
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Max Addins
Howard Pearson
Robert Steward
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Supreme Court
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Henry Daubenspeck
Jacob Corwin
Don
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H. R. Isenhower
John Cushman
J. N. A. Downey
Isenhower
United States
Japan
Conservation Department
J. H. Corwin
Worthington
Memorial Acres
Corwin
Margaret March-Mount
WPBM
Hlene
Tene Club
Greene County Tuberculosis Association
American Home
Alice Wines
Maude Greene
Elizabeth Gastineau
Della Adamson
Jordie Collins
Needlecraft Club
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Nola Yoder
Ralph Kohr
Harvey Fisher
Ray McGruder
Priz
James Gibson
Harry Hildebrand
Wayne Johnson
South Washington Street
Mary E. Wilsey
Genevieve Greene
Betty Lou Harrah
Helen Henry
Betty Jo Titus
Thrifty Maids
Betty June Isenogle
Barbara Kirk
Ruth Bibos
de Lee Jones
Roy Isenogle
Emil Ault
Harry Myers
Sandborn
D. L. Ashcraft
Leroyce Dawn
Burns City
Laura Christenberry
Flossie
Geneva Chestnut
Odon
Charles Anthony
E. K. Inman
Martinsville
Hopsital
Norma Ledgerwood
Leah
Vera
Richard Elmore
Elnora
Overland Sales Co
North Main St
Powell & Maddison
Iton Milk CO
Maxwell
Powell Motor Sales
W. Vincennes
Boston
S. Main St
ROACH
Welty Stalcup
Santa Claus
Philco
Ariel
Malicoat
Baxley
Main Street
Borden’s Rose Brand
Domino
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