Greene county Republican primary candidates announce bids
Amos E. Emery of Richland township seeks the Recorder nomination on May 4. Frank Dean of Richland township runs for Sheriff on May 4. Heston L. McLaughlin of Richland township seeks Recorder on May 4. Charles N. Worth of Wright township runs for Auditor on May 4. All on the Republican ticket.
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Greene County
Amos E. Emery
Richland Township
Frank Dean
Recorder
Heston L. McLaughlin
Charles N. Worth
Wright Township
Secret Wedding of Loie Higar and Lena Davis
After a Christmas dinner at Mr. and Mrs. William Higer’s home the secret marriage of their son Loie to Miss Lena Davis was announced. The ceremony occurred August 20 in Bloomfield with Rev. J M A Downey officiating. They will reside in Washington Indiana where the groom works.
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William Higer
Loie
Lena Davis
James Davis
Linton Stockton
Bloomfield
J.M. A. Downey
Bloomfield Baptist Church
Washington
Ind
Ecard
Perry Curnutt
Roy Lee
William Hipar
Lilly
Hughie
Loie Higar
Harold Sherrill
Ina Patterson
Muriel Burris
Nora Burris
Drusilla Burris
Jasonville
Lefty Walting
Dugger
George Deathes
James
Christmas Cantata Enjoyed at Hospital
The First Christian church choir gave a Christmas cantata at the hospital on Christmas Eve. The program, led by director Mrs Wayne Hamilton, filled the large reception room with carols heard by patients on the lower floor. Nurses received gifts from former patients and friends along with numerous Christmas donations to the hospital.
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Wayne Hamilton
Fewer and better public servants urged for city council
Washington reports 2,800,000 public servants nationwide and a call for fewer, better workers. The present city administration has one more week to serve, and members are glad to be relieved of responsibility. The editorial hopes the new council will be as progressive as the old and that business and industry justify it.
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Washington
Local merchants report strong Christmas week sales in Linton
Local merchants report the average volume of business during the closing days of Christmas buying was strong. Some say it was the best ever. Out-of-town trade was good in many lines and, overall, nobody in Linton has any kick coming.
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Linton
Christmas Celebrations In Linton With Big Turnout
Christmas in Linton followed the usual pattern with numerous parties and family gatherings. Churches presented programs and charities distributed toys, confections, and meals to the needy. The Elks Salvation Army tree at the Elks home drew a full house with Santa Claus and a large Christmas tree, delighting over 200 children.
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Linton
Elks-Salvation Army
Elks Home
Santa Claus
Risher Family Reunion Held at North MainHome
A Risher family reunion gathered yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Risher at 460 North Main Street. Attendees included Minor and Mary Stewart and their sons Minor Jr. and Lewis Hunt, S. V. Risher and family, J. A. Risher and family, and Viola and Priscilla.
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Risher
J. W. Risher
North Main St
Minor Stewart
Minor, Jr
Lewis Hunt
S. V. Risher
Charles
Lloyd
Mary Katherine
J. A. Risher
Viola
Priscilla
Sandborn Child Dies In Pneumonia Illness
In Sandborn on December 26 the eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sanders living one mile west of town died at 4 pm after a brief illness of pneumonia. The infant had been frail since birth and scarcely ever enjoyed a day of health.
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Sandborn
Elmer Sanders
Frank A Munsey Dies After Surgery at New York
Frank A Munsey editor and publisher of New York died after an operation for appendicitis. He was seventy two, began his career with forty dollars and left a fortune in the millions.
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Frank A. Munsey
New York
FOR COAL Call Ollie Wright 378 ring 2
Help wanted notice offers daily pay for distributing 150 products to established users. Extracts soaps food products and more. World’s largest company backs with a plan. Write The J R Watkins Co Dept K 2 129 139 E Chestnut St Columbus Ohio 26t2p
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Ollie Wright
Fedison Phonograph
Fourth St. SE
J. RB. Watkins Company
Dept. K-2
E. Chestnut St
Columbus
Ohio
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Europe
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