Christmas Day Visits Across Bloomington and Linton
The pool hall fire Sunday caused excitement but limited damage. Charley Alkire and two sons of Bloomington along with William Alkire and family of Linton visited their mother Mrs. Laura Alkire for Christmas. Horace Turpen and wife attended Christmas dinner with Charley Grass's family in Westphalia. Rev. Youngblood held services Sunday. Charles Turpen, a student at Illinois University, spent Christmas with family in the area. Charley Heim and family visited his parents in Connersville. Lizzie McCombs remains seriously ill. Dan Smith and wife visited son Roy in Stinesville last weekend.
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Charley Alkire
Bloomington
William Alkire
Linton
Laura Alkire
Horace Turpen
Charley Grass
Westphalia
Mr. Chandler
Youngblood
Arthur Grass
Emma Grass
Charles Turpen
Illinois University
Joe Turpen
Charley Heim
Lavon
Vera
Connersville
Charles F. Heim
Lizzie McCombs
Dan Smith
Roy
Stinesville
Robert McClung Dies at 34 in Vincennes Hospital
Robert McClung aged 34 of Bicknell died yesterday in Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes. He was a son of Simon McClung longtime city resident. Funeral services will be held at his uncle William McClung home in Bicknell at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Robert McClung
Bicknell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Simon McClung
William McClung
Democrats of Greene County Hold Annual Banquet
Democrats of Greene County gathered at the United Brethren Church banquet hall for their annual session. Attended by over 150 party leaders from townships across the county, with remarks by county chairman Jesse F. Weisman and state committeeman Peter Schloot. Speakers praised the campaign outlook and anticipated a Democratic victory in the county and state. Banquet service by U B church ladies praised for high standard.
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Greene County
Jesse F. Weismar
Weisman
Peter Schloot
Allen Wright
John Ellis
Kirby Ashcraft
Bloomfield
Fred Carpenter
Ed Slinkard
Lyons
Thomas
Sheets
Jasonville
U. B. Church
Christmas Day Letter From Florida Enthusiast
E A Powell writes from Florida about sun and seafood, cost of living, and daily scenes in Daytona Beach. He notes elephants rumored in Florida, real estate offices, and warm Christmas weather while praising beaches, climate, and progress through a long vivid narration.
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Florida
North Pole
Arkansas
Bill
Jacksonville
Florida East Coast Railroad
McClung
E. A. Powell
State Road Four Opens Through Busseron Bottoms
Superintendent Steve Stalcup announced that State Road No. 4 through Busseron bottoms near Sullivan will open to traffic tomorrow morning. The highway is unfinished but will be usable. slag will be laid on the road and more material will be added during the winter.
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Steve Stalcup
Busseron Bottoms
Sullivan
Fire Sparks At George O'Brien Home Roof
Sparks from a kitchen flue at 160 H street northeast at 7 30 this morning set shingles on the roof. The fire department responded and extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Loss estimated at only a few dollars.
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George O’brien
H” Street
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