Compensation case on trial at Sullivan
Ada Johnson Bonham sues Vigo Coal and Mining in the Indiana industrial board over the death of Otto Johnson a blacksmith at Vandalia mine No 23 near Dugger. Johnson died two days after an injury from a mule fall compounded by a hernia. The widow Beulah Bonham and her children are represented by Heaton and Humphreys. the company by White Wright McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Johnson Bonham
Vigo Coal and Mining Company
Sullivan
Industrial Board of Indiana
Otto Johnson
Vandalia Mine No. 23
Dugger
Walter Neal
Isaac S. Richey
Peoples State Bank
Jasonville
Johnson
Neal
F. M
Sullivan County
Beulah
Frieda
Hod & Bonham
Viola Dana Last Time Tonight at the Grand
Viola Dana appears for the final showing at the Grand in Nina Wilcox Putnam story The Beauty Prize with Pat O Malcolm in support. A Pathe comedy Every Man for Himself closes the program. Aaron Hoffman's Welcome Stranger screens Friday and Saturday with Florence Vidor Dore Davidson Noah Beery Virginia Browne Faire Lloyd Hughes in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
Grand Theatre
Nina Wilcox Puntnam
Pat O’malley
Pathe
Aaron Hoffman
Florence Vidor
Dore Davidson
Noah Beery
Virginia Browne Faire
Lloyd Hughes
Wm. V. Mong
Open Forum complains of weak Linton fire alarm
In a letter to the Daily Citizen a reader chides the city council for a peanut stand whistle as a fire alarm design. The writer urges a loud, citywide alarm and asks to be placed on the map as a city worthy of a proper alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
Linton
Bushrod
Council
Ex Sheriff Greeley Wines Seeks New Bloomfield Home
Switz City notes reveal ex sheriff Greeley Wines visiting Bloomfield yesterday to find a location to move his family. The M E church Ladies Aid met with Mrs Blanche Frey on Wednesday evening for quilting and plan another gathering Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Eck Humphreys Mrs Henry Switz Mrs Theodore Briddle Mrs Cassilda Spencer Mrs Bessie Brewer Mrs Bovenden and Mrs Blanche Frey plus visitors Mrs James Wagoner and Mrs Houghton Butler. Paul Slaughter and family move to a bungalow east of town owned by J R Dillion and Mr and Mrs Miller will occupy the Slaughter house. A parent teacher meeting was held at the school Tuesday night. Pat Weeden Jackson and Mr Pate remain on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Wines
Bloomfield
M. E. Church
Blanche Frey
Quslting
Eck Humphreys
Henry Switz
Theodore Briddle
Cassilda Spencer
Bessie Brewer
Bovenden
James Wagoner
Houghton Butler
Paul Slaughter
J .R. Dillion
Miller
Slaughter House
Pate
Weeden Jackson
Death of Mrs Anna Adams and Local Comedy Event
Mrs Anna Adams died January 6 1925 after a stroke of paralysis. Survived by four children Blanch Bruce Dallas Cora Kielbloch Walton Ind Charles QO Adams and Oscar Adams Sandborn. Funeral at Bethel church January 8. The Epworth League presents The Country Doctor four act comedy at Marco community hall January 10 with proceeds benefiting the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Adams
Blanch Bruce
Dallas
Texas
Cora Kielbloch
Walton
Ind
Charles QO. Adams
Oscar Adams
Sandborn
Bethel Church
Marco Community Hall
Epworth League
Greene County Indiana 1924 Tax Rate Notice to Taxpayers
Notice lists 1924 tax duplicates for State County Township Ditch and Gravel Road taxes. It states readiness to receive taxes and presents the rate of taxation per one hundred dollars of property and per poll across Greene County Townships for the year 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Indiana
William H. Radcliff
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Meat Department
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C. H. Hanger
Christine Wilson
Ada
Bonham Plaintiff
the Grand
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Switz City
Marco
Richland
Town
Bai
Taylor Ewe
Newberry
Jackson
Beech Creek
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Sna
Nt Ag
Sala
Fairplay
Asi
Smith
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Jefferson
Beleen
Worthington
Oston
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Ramee Hee HE
Stockton
Azis
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Ewe
Washington
Lyons
Grant
Praneth
Greene County Loan Company
Indiany Industrial Lenders Association
Filbert
Dentists Telephone
Mary Ellen Shoppe
Clara Kauffman
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