Galloway Dies in Vincennes at 69 From Heart Failure
John W. Galloway 69, a prominent Linton businessman, died in Vincennes last night at 11:45 from heart failure after years of weakness. He had lived in Evansville the past fourteen years running a music store with his son in law Earl Dixon before moving to Vincennes for treatment. He leaves widow, one daughter Pearl Dixon, a brother in Minnesota, another in New York City, and nephew Herman Galloway serving as assistant attorney general in Washington. Funeral arrangements likely in Evansville Monday.
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John W. Galloway
Linton
Vincennes
Galloway
Evansville
Earl’ Dixon
Vincenne
Stone
Pearl Dixon
Minn
New York City
Herman Galloway
Washington City
Baseball scores from Three-Eye and major leagues
In Terre Haute Danville and Bloomington found low scores while Decatur beat Evansville and Springfield topped Quincy. National League games saw Pittsburgh over St Louis and New York defeat Boston. American League results included Philadelphia over Boston and New York over Washington. American Association lists St Paul beating Minneapolis.
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Terre Haute
Danville
Peoria
Blomington
Decatur
Evansville
Springfield
Quincy
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Baptist Bake Sale Fundraiser Planned in Wolford’s Store
The Baptist Ladies Aid society schedules a bake sale Saturday at Wolford’s store offering homemade bread cakes pies and chicken and noodles to support their ministry.
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The
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Wolford
Square Dance At Skating Rink Hall On West Vincennes
Community square dance event announced for Saturday night at the skating rink hall on West Vincennes street. Invitations open to all residents with details including date and location partially presented in a local notice.
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Vincennes Street
Stockton Township Tops County Eighth Grade Graduates
Stockton township led the county with 64 graduates who passed the state eighth grade exam, while Jackson township had just one. Highest overall score was 96.5 by Martha Belle Allee of Grant township, with Rose Mounier top in the county at 95.1.
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Broomfield
Stockton Township
Walter ‘. Brown
Stockton ‘Township
Harold Bales
Henrietta Burnett
Marion Claude Boatman
Eugene V. Conlay
Gladys Carpenter
Pauline Casad
Madge Carpener
Pearl Chandler
Aileen Clayton
Walter Corbin
Paul Corlett
Ben Cullison
Ruth Curnutt
Pauline Beaton
Mandeline Figgins
Mary Ainester
Eloy M. Glass
Nina Goodman
Olive Goodman
Eleane Gray
Marion Lawin
Geneva Ham
Trallie Tart
Letha A. Hart
Fredrick J. Haseman
Violet Hayes
Harry Heitman
Nellie Mare Jerrell
Harold Johnson
Harold Jones
Stanley A. Klink
Clee Lehman
Walter Lucas
Richard Luxton
Clifford W. Lynch
Fiza Lynch
Goldie Lynch
Fern Lynn
Imugene W. Martin
Julia Mercier
Charles Miller
Dean Miller
Charles Minella
James J. Mean
John Mean
Rose Mo
Lloyd Perkins
Mary Shaw
Jackson Township
Martha Belle Allee
Grant Township
P. D. Q. Promises Quick Bedbug Killing Power
An advertises a 35¢ box of P. D. Q. claims to make a quart that kills bedbugs roaches fleas and moths and prevents egg hatching without harming clothes. It mentions patent spouts and options for sealed bottles with liquid form.
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Tampa
William Vanderbilt, Jr
A. C. L. Railway
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Linton Nash Motor Company
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AX & Fry
Santos
Warrior
Joan of
Gem
Fagle Pencil CO
USA
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MACE
Stromberg
Burton
Patterson
East
Lane’s Cafe
Chas. E. Goodman
Deny
Pope
Pius XI
Vatican
Baptist Bake Sale
Pooper Leans
Lothes
Red Crown
Standard Oil
N. W
N. HE
Joe Vonderschmitt
Chris Myers
Page & Rector
R. R
G. T. Buck
Bucktown
Mitchell & Son
Pleasantville
Montgomery & Bedwell
W. Il
Hunter
Marco J. J. Dillon
Swiz City
Lyons Garage
Lyons Jones Wright
Lyons Rainey Bros
E. A
Twelfth
J. C. Pidd
R. BR
Liddle
Arle Clayton
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Ind
P.D.Q
JOE E. Beasley Agency
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