Property Transfers Filed in Bloomfield and Surrounding Townships
A sequence of property transfer filings recorded with the county recorder in Bloomfield lists transfers between multiple individuals and couples. Properties and townships include Grant Clyde Ellingsworth Worthington Wright Jasonville Washington Highland Jefferson Beech Creek Shakamak Stafford Grant Cass Helen G Roach Center Linton Hubbard's additions Taylor Fairplay and more.
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County Recorder
Bloomfield
Guy White
George E. Jackson
Grant Township
Clyde G. Ellingsworth
Stanley Richard Vaughn
B. Hanna
Worthington
William D. Michael Jr
Adm
Louise Michael
Wright Township
Louise Surtees
Louis Lambermont Jr
Jasonville
Phillip B. Roach
Vivian C. Silvers
Washington Township
Charles K. Sample
Edward H. Angrick
Highland Township
Ernest E. Goodwin
Rex Wilson
Jefferson Township
William Robert Hendricks
T. Leon Sanders
Beech Creek
Ina Arnold
Metropolitan
Shakamak
Ovid Heaton
Arthur M. Risher
Stafford Township
Lucien Hammer
Harold C. Moore
Victor Ault
Jess Sipes
Cass Township
Robert Hubble
Herschel Sinders
Helen G. Roach
Clinton Gastineau
Joseph Foltzenlogel
Richard L. Murphy
Center Township
Harold Templeton
Tressa Maddox
Hubbard
Linton
Dorothy Cooksey
Clint Bohley
Donald William Rice
Puppy shaped pillow pattern for children
An 1963 needlecraft notice offers pattern 7372 for a 15 inch fluffy puppy requiring one 4 ounce skein of worsted yarn. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents shipping to Alice Brooks in New York for the pattern. Also promotes the Needlecraft Catalog with over 200 designs and a free pattern for 25 cents.
Martin Marietta plants 500000 pine seedlings on 7000 acres
MIXED OPERATIONS ORLANDO. Fla. Martin Marietta Corp. has planted half a million slash pine seedlings on 7000 acres of land operated as part of its large Orlando missile plant.
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Orlando. Fla
Martin-Marietta Corp
Orlando
Biography for Young America titles join local library shelves
The Lin ton library adds Biography for Young America volumes including Soldier of Peace Dag Hammarskjold by Burnett Hershey and Writing about the Frontier Mark Twain by Jean Richoff. New adult titles also arrive such as Battle For Bunker Hill by Richard M. Ketchum and The Story of My Life in Baseball Casey Stengel by Harry R. Paxton.
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Britannica Company
Margaret Cooper
Linton
Bobbs-Merrill
Dag Hammarskjold
Burnett Hershey
Mark Twain
Jean Richoff
Fred Cook
Auguste and
Jacques Piccard
Adilda Markus
John Marshall
Fred J. Cook
Horace Mann
Jessie Trichler
Lee DeFroest
Donald Wallheim
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred J Cooke
Matthew Brady
Manuel Komroff
Bunker Hill
Richard M. Ketchum
John M. Genn
Astronaut
Phip M. Pierce
Casey Stengel
Harry R. Paxton
Harold S. Smith
Lucy Walk
Birth Announcement for Sher ri Lee Bland in Sullivan Area
Mr and Mrs Curtis Bland of Linton route two announce the birth of a daughter at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan on December 4. She weighs seven pounds nine and one half ounces and is named Sherri Lee. A brother Curtis II welcomes her. Mother is the former Vivian Mitchell. Grandparents include Ralph Mitchell Sullivan route three and Delmar Bland Dugger route one. Great grandparents include Mrs Sam McCammon Sullivan and Elba Bland Joe Peltier of Linton.
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Curtis Bland
Linton
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Sherri Lee
Curtis II
Vivian Mitchell
Ralph Mitchell
Sullivan Route Three
Delmar Bland
Dugger
Sam McCammon
Elba Bland
Joe Peltier
M N C Club Hosts Mrs Thompson Evening at Home
Mrs Betty Thompson entertained the M N C club at her home. Mrs Mildred Walton presided over a brief business session then games awarded prizes to several members. Members were asked to bring items for the Christmas basket for the next meeting at Mrs Waiton home with co host Mrs Florence Buckner at 7 30 pm Wednesday December 2. New officers will be elected.
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Betty Thompson
M. N. C. Club
Mildred Walton
Mary Blakely
Luciel Tannehill
Myrl Cole
Mable Henico
Goldie Richards
Polly McKnight
Margaret Tryon
Grow slippers pattern lets one size fit next
Easy crochet grow slippers in a single flat piece with frilly trim. Pattern 7471 offers sizes 4 to 12 for girls with tailored trim for boys. From Linton Daily Citizen Needlecraft Dept P.O. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N Y. Print name address zone pattern number.
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Alice Brooks
Linton Daily Citizen
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.X
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
N.Y
Needlecraft
Heloise Oven Cleaning Tips From Readers
Hints from Heloise shares reader suggestions for cleaning ovens using ammonia and towels. Heat oven to 200 degrees, place damp towels and vent covers, pour ammonia, and let vapors clean the interior. Rinse racks with hot water, vinegar solution, and scrub carbon buildup for a sparkling door and interior.
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Jese
Sandborn Baptist Youth Elect Officers
The Senior Youth Fellowship of Sandborn Baptist Church elected officers for the reorganized group with Kent Waggoner as president and Nyla McKee as treasurer. Officers also include Ronnie Campbell as vice president Kathy Straw secretary and Phyllis Waggoner reporter. Nyla McKee led singing with Steve Lawlis at the piano.
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Sandborn Baptist Church
Kent Waggoner
Ronnie Campbell
Nyla McKee
Kathy Straw
Phyllis Waggoner
Steve Lawlis
Keith Straw
Dixie Godwin
Kathy
Steve
Mike Lawlis
Linda Shilket
John Curry
Harold Godwin
Odus Mitchell
Sandborn Lodge Purity Rebekah Meet Set With Supper
Purity Rebekah lodge of Sandborn will hold a meeting at the I C O F hall this Thursday evening with a birthday supper at 6 30. Attendees should bring a covered dish and a 50 cent grab bag gift.
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Purity Rebekah Lodge
Sandborn
I.c.of
Jenissa Richards Celebrates 12th Birthday Party
Jenissa Richards marked her 12th birthday with a Christmas decorated basement party hosted by grandmother Mrs. Guy Richards. Guests enjoyed games, a three tier cake, ice cream, and prizes for attendees including Mike Hennette Jean Halbach Ricky Turchi and Kenny Gillan.
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Jennissa Richards
Guy Richards
Twist
Mike Hennette
Jean Halbach
Ricky Turchi
Kenny Gillan
Jill Tucker
Sammy Davis
Jerry Clayton
Dorothy Coleman
Richards
David Richards
Jenissa
Kathy Gillan
Nancy Franklin
Ardith Wall
JoAnn Daymude
John Collisson
Monty Harp
Jim Ball
Carl Carmichael
Terry Medlock
Paul Shan
David Austin
Grandparents and relatives visit Jennis event
Earl, Kathleen Goodwin, Peggy Medlock, Peggy Folsom, Jackie Faidherbe, Jane Conrad, Debbie Cravens, Jill Tucker, Sherry West, Melissa Lucas, Carol Cass, Marsha Robison, Debra Hare, Jerry Clayton, Patty Duvivier, Nancy Aland, Tony Richards, and Marshal Smith, Jenissa's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Creel Robison, were guests later in the evening. Regrets were received from Susan Smith.
Sandborn Youth Group Reports on Project
The Sandborn Christian church Endeavor group met Sunday evening to report on a corn gleaning project. The group earned 20 dollars to buy a piano and planned to attend the West Side Youth Rally at Shaker Prairie church Monday. Refreshments were served to attendees after the business session.
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Endeavor
Sandborn
Carol Cullison
Wilbur Provinee
Susie Sanders
Kerry Haynes
Ernie
Kenny Hash
Bill
Jim
Fred Pieper
Bo Cullison
David Core
David Gee
Tom Baker
Martha Davis
Alfred Brinson
Claude Lynch
Charles &. Davis
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Ry Alice Brveles
Mid-America
Illinois Central Transportation
Illinois Central
Wayne A. Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
Library Notes
Sudden Love
Ethel Hamill
Norma Newcomb
Allen Drury
Clif Farrell
Star Toter
al Cody
Harry Carmichael
Robin
Peggy Gaddis
Melissa Martin
Jeanne Bowman
Ved Ld Pal de
Sherri Lee Bland
M.N.C. Club
Ati
Roach-Ace Hardware
Post Office
Taio Kd
Linton Hardware
S & i Furniture Company Ae
Heloise
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sandborn Baptist Youth
Sandborn Lodge
Santa
Roddy Kash
Barbara Gravemier
Elsie Hubbert
Carla Delph
John Cary
Home Loan & Finance Co
E. Vincennes ST
Jenissa Richards
Emge
Rome
Ag Te
Ney
Royal
Seater Ees Ve
Nollar
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