Eighteen Greene County real estate transfers filed in county office
Eighteen changes of ownership in Greene county real estate were filed today in the Greene County Recorder Verna Henry office. The transfers involve deeds from heirs guardians and couples moving parcels in Jackson, Stockton, Lin ton, Bmith, Worthington, Richland, Grant Jefferson and Jasonville townships with parcels ranging from 25 to 146.5 acres and including cemetery lots and town lots.
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Greene County
Verna Henry
Frank Corbin Et al
Hannah M. Corbin
Kelcie T. George
Jackson Township
Mildred Corbin Thomason
Wilma Maxine Corbin
Greene Circuit Court
Hoyt Hosea
Lara Danely
Effie Dyer
Worthington
Oscar Bredeweg
Mable Bredeweg
Murville S. Dilley
Richland Township
Martin E. Snyder
Ray Winters
Lucy Winters
Grant Township
Grace Slinkard
Thomas Daniel Slinkard
John Samuel Slinkard
Jefferson Township
Dora Wilkins Miller
Edwin E. Miller
Bessie Brewer
Joseph McCrosky
Bement Johnson
Madeline Johnson
Wetnight
Jasonville
Joshua Powell
Anna Powell
Edna Shepherd
North Park
Luella Tinchenor
Premo Calabria
Lola Calabria
Gadberry
Matilda Morgan
Isaiah Morgan
Haseman
Linton
Herbert A. Hays
Cleve Hays
Washington Township
John Perran, Jr
Jo Isaac Fell
Island Coal Company
Linten
Bowling League Tilts Set for Tonight and Tuesday
Bowling schedules announced for the Merchants and Commercial league list tonight’s matches at 7 and 9 p m with Linton Daily Citizen facing Linton Motor Sales Cozy Corner meeting Kluameier s Cafe and D X Service clashing with Kroger Cooper s Bann Box vs Martin and DeCourcey. Tuesday offers 7 p m games Frigidaires versus Sinclairs Peoples Trust Company versus Indiana State Employment Service and 4 p m Central Imm meeting Elson Jewellers Coca Colas versus Tyler Rudys.
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Merchants’ and Commercial League
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton Motor Sales
Cozy Corner
Kluameier’s Cafe
D-X Service
Krogers
Cooper's Bann Box
Martin and DeCourcey
Blind ex boxer's push for certs and canes in Cleveland
Lou Palmer, a blind ex boxer, seeks a law requiring blind people to carry a physician certificate proving blindness and to prohibit wearing dark glasses. He says the rule would prevent sighted panhandlers from posing as blind and notes he was the first in town to use a white cane for identification.
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Cleveland, O
Des
J.P
Lou Palmer
Palmer
Local families visit in Indiana town
Mrs. James Redman and daughter Sharon Sue of Bicknell and Mr. and Mrs. John Vickery and children of Clinton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goodman.
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James Redman
Sharon Sue
Bicknell
John Vickery
Clinton
Ray Goodman
Pleasantville Schools Broadcast by WBOW Students
Thirty six members of the Pleasantville school broadcast from WBOW Terre Haute Thursday with remarks by Robert Woodruff and Doris Driver among others. A cornet solo by John Paul Jones and a student chorus performed under Miss Opal Davidson. Alma Mater played by a violin quartet. Perfect attendance lists noted for first and second grades and Avbiva Géntry visited sea one day last week.
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WBOW
Terre Haute
Robert Woodruff
Doris Driver
Fern Smith
Ruth McGaee
Jessie Newkirk
Junior Browning
Ernest Eddis
Rebecca Jones
Ralph Jackson
John Paul Jones
Opal Davidson
Louise Thomas
Edith Spencer
Hubert Near
Rachel Hildenbrand
Phyllis Frye
Miss Davidson
C. A. Greene
Doris Frances Boone
Joan Maxine Boone
Marjorie Juanita Brown
Pansy Lee Cuningham
Goldélen Louise Goodman
Esther Lee Hildenbrand
Ronnie Jean Jackson
Beverly Ann James
Everett Mitchell
Patsy Jewell Montgomery
Charles Spurlin
Betty Woolard
Mildred Brown
Margie Cox
James Hay
Margaret Hahvand
Pennie Hollingworth
Mary Jones
Delana Robbins
Clarabelle Thomas
Sus. Underwood
Mary Woallam
Avbiva Géntry
Sea
Pron Tyetey Be RES 1 I Ss
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Coal Production Gains on Seasonal Demand in November
Washington December 10. Bituminous coal output in November shows seasonal strengthening as weekly reports from the National Coal Association indicate rising tonnage. For the four weeks ending November 26 the output was 1,970,000 tons and prospects for December remain favorable though 1937 and 1936 levels remain well above this year’s totals. Through eleven months the year’s production stood at 200,173,000 tons, a 25 percent drop from a year ago, with impacts on mine running time payrolls and railroad coal revenue.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Fly Sought in Vain at Sea on Queen Mary
The luxury liner Queen Mary failed to supply a fly requested by Mrs. Grey Wornum of London. She wanted the insect as part of the diet for a tray of ants she bought in New York.
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London
Britain
Man with Mechanical Hands Arrested for Deer Killing
In Pleasanton California, Charles C McGonegal who has no hands was arrested for shooting a deer with a rifle aided by two mechanical hands The arrest followed his failure to surrender the car involved in the incident.
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Pleasanton
Cal
Charles C. McGonegal
McGonegal
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