Welders Defeat Dugger Quintet In Tight Junior High Derby
The Linton junior high Welders improved to five straight wins by beating Dugger 19-17 at the local gym. Max Woolsey and Bill Holder led the scoring with eight points each, Steele and Gilmore added two apiece, and Hamner scored one. Burk led Dugger with ten points. Next week the Welders travel to Paxton.
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Linton Junior High School Welders
Dugger
Welders
Max “Buzz
Woolsey
Bill Holder
Holder
Steele
Gilmore
Guy Hamner
Burk
Lada
Paxton
County Recorder Reports November Activities
Greene county recorder Mrs Verna Henry released a monthly report noting 410 instruments filed in November. Deeds totaled 24 564 from city and rural categories. mortgages 38 263 from city and 95 chattels 29 717 and 37 liens 2 690. Satisfactions reached 130 totaling 53 892 with city and farm mortgages, chattels and fines contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Henry
Greene County Recorder
Beecher Attends Indiana School Leaders Meeting in Terre Haute
T. J. Beecher Linton city school superintendent attends a meeting of the Indiana School men's club in Terre Haute. Sessions occur in the laboratory school and Sycamore theatre with speakers Floyd J. McMur ray state superintendent Richard Wyatt secretary and leaders from state and county superintendent associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Beecher
Linton City
Indiana Schoolmen’s Club
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Sycamore Theatre
Floyd J. McMurray
Robert H. Wyatt
State Teachers’ Association
L. A. Lockwood
City and Town Superintendents’ Association
Malcolm Dunn
County Superintendents’ Association
Peanut hobby farmer grows peanuts in Newark
Gail Barrier, 11, began growing peanuts four years ago and found they thrive in a northern climate. This year he harvested his largest crop and says when hungry he goes to the cellar to roast several handfuls to suit himself.
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Newark
U.P
Gail Barrier
Saturday Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings
Eagle Encampment 222 meets at the hall on Saturday evening. Greene County Industrial League gathers at the Moose hall 6 50 p m Monday. Nathamas Baptist class meets Mrs Harris Wilkie 7 p m. Officers election Star Night Xmas program. K of P Met No 193 meets 7 30 p m. Epworth League Glenburn Mission 7 15 p m. Bay View Club Public Library 7 15 p m. Chickateth Pocahontas Red Men hall 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Industrial League
Moose Hall
Nathamas
the Baptist Church
Harris Wilkie
Epworth League of
Glenburn Mission
Bay View Club
Local Masonic and Chapter Meetings Schedule
Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 pm. Linton Chapter No 1382 Royal Arch Masons meets at the Hall at 7 30 pm. Alpha Delphian business meeting at 7 30 pm. Pageant at 8 pm at First Baptist church with guest meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Alpha Delphian
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Jacob Rhodes Honored on Eightieth Birthday
Greene county residents gathered at the Rhodes home to honor Mrs. Jacob Rhodes on her eightieth birthday as Mr. Rhodes reaches 85 and they mark sixty three years of marriage. relatives and friends attended including Bertha Rhodes Edith Abercromb ie Lola Mae Myers and Elmer Rhodes. others sent greetings.
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Jacob Rhodes
Greene County
Rhodes
Holma May
Anna McBride
Carrie Rhodes
Ruby Smith
Bertha Rhodes
Juanita Ali
Mattie Stockrahm
William Stevenson
Favene LeVecque
Edith Abercrombie
Lola Mae Myers
Carl
Elmer Rhodes
Eliza Earl
John Gambill
Earl Stalcup
Obituary Misidentifies Missing Drugstore Owner
Frederick B. Jones, missing since August 1936, reappears briefly after a false obituary circulated. A skeletal find north of Phoenix suggested a death, but the man alive denied that fate, citing renewed domestic issues and wishing to stay isolated in his desert camp.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.pr
Frederick B. Jones
Here
Jones
Desert
Local Club and Society Meeting Schedule
Linton Study club meets with Mrs. C. D. Clayton at 2 15 p m. Glenburn Aid Society holds regular meeting. Christian Ladies Aid Society all day at the church. Baptist Ladies Aid Society all day. Rotary Luncheon at Christian church at 12 15 p m. Unity Lodge Elks and Eagles meet in evening. Salvation Army Home League at 1 p m. Royal Neighbors luncheon at 11 30 a m. Needlecraft club luncheon with Mrs. Harry McGrew at one o'clock.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Helen Grubbs
Linton Study Club
C. D. Clayton
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Rotary
Christian Church
S&s i
Needlecraft Club
Harry McGrew
What Do You Think Capital Punishment Views
A citizen panel reports mixed opinions on capital punishment. Respondents from various roles express support, opposition, or conditional views, noting punishment severity, life terms, and moral questions. A follow up query asks how to improve adult cultural life in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Visits at East Bloomfield Drive Bring Wide Guest List
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edwards included several families from Worthington Walnut Grove Indianapolis Bedford Linton and Bloomfield along with local residents. Guests listed were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booze Mrs. Ida Nation the Helms family Noel family Man ners Martin Love Cooke Ashbaugh Thompson Lynn Davis Barton Ferguson Heaton Holtsclaw and others during the recent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edwards
Harry Booze
Ida Nation
Near Worthington
Lester Helms
Charles
William
Walnut Grove
Benton Noel
Judith Ann
Alice Noel
Sarah Edwards
Harvey Manners
John Martin
Anna Baker
Elmo Love
Kay
Reva Nelle
Ray Ashbaugh
Ivan Lyn
Charles Davis
Clifford Giine
Bedford
Edith Davis
Ray Pierson
van Cooke
Indianapolis
Roxie Barton
Worthington
Wilbur Ferguerson
Bloomfield
Ward Heaton
W. E. Heaton
Francis Smith
Jordan Holtsclaw
Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs 2 000 head holdovers 52 market steady top 7 90 on 16 170 lb sows mainly 6 75 7 25 lights 7 00 7 75 medium 7 75 7 90 heavy 7 50 7 50. Cattle calves 25 market nominally steady steers and yearlings 25 lower heifers cows 25 higher cutter cows firm to 25 higher bulls weak stockers feeders weak to lower vealers 1 00 1 50 lower. Sheep 25 market nominally steady lambs 2 lower other classes steady week top 9 50 mostly fed western lambs bulk good natives 9 00 9 50 top 8 25 slaughter ewes 4 00 down ewes 450.
Dugger Club Enjoys Thursday Bingo Gathering
Dugger Indiana December meeting at Mrs. Ella Sims home with nine members present. Elizabeth Blume won high score and Anna Stevenson won low score in a bingo centered afternoon.
DUGGER Community Guests and Local Short Visits
Mr and Mrs John Story and Mrs Inez Page were guests of Mr and Mrs James Nelson of Linton recently. Mrs Emma Spinks visited with her sister Mrs Flossie Gregory of Pimento. Mrs Ada Loveaul returned from a visit with Mrs Estel Naanes of Michigan City. Naanes accompanied her mother home. The Jefferies family and Eula Story shopped in Terre Haute. Indiana State Debate Conference at Purdue drew Iris Jean Page Vera Bledsoe Edna Putofi Ruth Seamsborn Effie Clark and Mr and Mrs James Ringer to Lafayette. Will Welkey S W Moore and Vern Moore of Sullivan visited Ida Pigg and daughter Effie Wednesday.
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John Story
Inez Page
James Nelson
Linton
Emma Spinks
Flossie Gregory
Pimento
Ada Loveaul
Estel Naanes
Michigan City
Naanes
J. H. Jefferies
Eula Story
Terre Haute
Iris Jean Page
Vera Bledsoe
Edna Putofi
Ruth Seamsborn
Effie Clark
James Ringer
Lafayette
Purdue University
Will Welkey
S. W. Moore
Vern Moore
Sullivan
Ida Pigg
Effie
Evening Club and Lodge Meetings Schedule
Church and hall gatherings listed include M. E. Choir at 7 p m Baptist choir at Stated meeting Linton Lodge 660 F and A M at 7 30 p m Christian choir at church 7 15 p m American Legion Auxiliary at Legion home 7 30 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1491 at hall 7 30 p m American Legion post at home 8 p m Women's Relief Corps at Red Men's hall 7 p m Les Circle de Ames all day meeting at Community House.
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Linton Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Les Circle de Ames
Drunk in court claims legal liquor prescription defense
In Sweetwater Texas a Loraine man faced intoxication charges and pleaded not guilty claiming he drank prescription whisky. The judge heard the defense but found the charge supported by evidence and imposed a $14 fine.
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Sweetwater
Tex
O.R
Loraine
Nolan County
Sons of American Legion and other groups meet in town
Sons of American Legion gather at the home at 6 39 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meet at the hall at 7 p m Townsend club meets at City hall at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Amercan Legion
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Townsend Club
City Hall
Mrs Newell Jackson Goes to Poplar Bluff for Job
Mrs Newell Jackson travels to Poplar Bluff Missouri to join her husband who has secured work there. Nearby residents reported dinner guests at Mrs Belle Heim including Mr and Mrs Jasper Good of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Ray Heim with sons Lloyd Ralph Wayne and daughter Mary from near Sandborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Jackson
Poplar Bluff
Belle Heim
Jasper Good
Columbus
Ray Heim
Lloyd
Ralph
Wayne
Mary
Near
Sandborn
In Remembrance of John W Beasley
In loving remembrance of our dear father John W Beasley who passed away eight years tomorrow The Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Beasley
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K. C. Turner
County Recorder
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Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
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Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Glenburn Aid Society
Unity Lodge
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Salvation Army Home League
Miher
East Bloomfield Drive
Ken Ken Phillippe
New Mer
Dugger Club
Dugger News
M. E
Christian
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
American Legion
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