Linton youths picnic at Spencer state park with church group
Last evening about 7 o clock several truckloads of tired children returned to Linton after two busy days at Spencer state park. The First Christian church group camped, swam, explored, prayed, and sang around a large bonfire before a sudden storm drove them to the Purdue barracks for shelter.
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Linton
First Christian Church
Spencer State Park
Marthena Walters
Mar! Jackson
Maurice Ingleman
Fern
Margaret Wright
Iona Ham
Purdue Barracks
Mr. Delong
Mr. Ingleman
Arthur Taylor
Harry J. Watson
Billie Butler
Howard Gibson
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Greene Circuit Court
William McGhee as executor of Annie McGhee deceased has filed a final settlement and vouchers in Greene Circuit Court. The September term 1925 on September 7 will examine the account. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Bloomfield Indiana July 18 1825. David F. Bland Clerk. A M Beasley Attorney.
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William McGhee
Annie McGhee
Greene Circuit Court
Crabby Shake Fined For Speeding In Sullivan County
Charles Crabby Shake of this city was fined $12.60 after speeding at Dugger yesterday. The Sullivan County sheriff, in Crabby's orbit, arrested him and he returned home a bit crabby.
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Charles (Crabby) Shake
Dugger
Sullivan County
Crabby
Squire
Early spring cleaning traced to Passover origins
The idea of spring cleaning traveled from ancient Jewish practice to modern times through the word's adoption by “the moderns.” It links to Passover and Easter celebrations, with the earliest English reference found in Sir Thomas More’s writings before his execution by Henry VIII.
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Sir Thomas More
Henry VIII
Science and Ourselves in Character for Progress
The piece argues science is not at fault but its use depends on human character. It warns future danger if science is used destructively and states world progress rests on character, not devices, implying moral governance will determine happiness.
Lake Superior depths exceed 9000 feet near Ontario
Lake Superior is the deepest Great Lake with depths including 954 feet north of Copper Harbor and a maximum near Otter Head, Ontario at about 11,008 feet, while most of the lake stays above 600 feet.
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Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Lake Erle
Copper Harbor
Mich
Otter Head
Ontario
What Really Happens Politicians Are Kicked Out
A wry Detroit News saying contrasts party loyalty with removal from influence, noting that politicians are not truly expelled by party members but sidelined from power like fruit from a plum tree.
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Detroit News
Hand Lever Lifeboat from England Uses Levers Over Oars
A lifeboat made in England operates with hand levers instead of oars to reduce loss or damage to equipment.
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England
Indianapolis Hogs Lead Market With Strong receipts
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis markets show hogs at 5,000 receipts and firm demand. Best heavies 14.00 to 14.25, medium to mixed 14.25 to 14.40, common to choice 14.40 to 14.50, bulk 14.40 to 14.50. Cattle receipts 3,800, market slow. steers 9.00 to 11.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 100, market slow. top 6.00, lambs top 15.00. Calves receipts 400, market lower. top 12.00, bulk 11.00 to 11.50.
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Indianapolis
Luncheon Bridge Party at Worthington Home
A group of Linton club women attended a luncheon bridge party yesterday at the Worthington home of Mrs Rex Hannum. Worthington hostesses included several ladies, with Linton guests Mesdames Maxwell Harris Beasley Schloot Barnes Weisman Sherwood Hanger Poe and Schloot among the attendees.
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Linton Club
Worthington
Rex Hannum
Linton
Mesdames
Claude Maxwell
Claude Harris
Alf Beasley
Jasper Schloot
Calvin Barnes
Jesse Weisman
Elmer Sherwood
Ott Hanger
Raymond Poe
Donald Schloot
Young Patient Has Tonsils and Adenoids Removed
Lloyd Winters son of Mr and Mrs Earl Winters underwent removal of tonsils and adenoids yesterday at Bloomfield. His condition is very satisfactory.
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Lloyd Winters
Earl Winters
Bloomfield
Smithsonian flag inspires Key to write Star-Spangled Banner
A Smithsonian Institute display in Washington centers on the Star Spangled Banner flag that inspired Frances Scott Key to pen the poem. The exhibit emphasizes the historic artifact and its connection to American national identity.
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Smithsonian Institute At
Washington
Francia Scott Key
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Rosenwald & Weil
Palm Beach
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Co-op
Enterprise
Otis Cooprider
Sixth Street
City Transfer CO
Dixon & Hannum
V. C. Bull
E. V. Bull
Dentists Telephone No
Spencer
Christian
Doris Delong
Jennie McChristy
Mary McPhail
Fern Ingleman
Thelma Smith
North Main St
Linton Gas
Ind
David F. Bland
Greene
A M. Beasley
Science
United Press Dispatch
Nickl Tonite
THE
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytell
Doris Kenyon
Cullen Landis
Aesop
Adophe Menjou
Betty Bronson
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Rupert Hughes
Bayer Flower Gardens
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
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