Agnes Thomas 83 dies suddenly in Vicksburg
Mrs Agnes Thomas aged 83 died suddenly Saturday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry Davis in Vicksburg. She was born in Scotland May 1 1946 and had lived with her daughter in summer and another in Terre Haute in winter. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from Henry Davis home with Rev O A Cook officiating. Burial Grandview cemetery Terre Haute.
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Henry Davis
Vicksburg
Davis
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Terre Haute
U. B. Church
Centerpoint
Richard Thomas
Charles Lortz
James Wickiser
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Butler Injured At Coal Plant In Eye Loss Risk
Virgil Butler, a worker at the Sherwood Templeton coal stripping plant near Brownstown, suffered a severe injury to his left eye when a sliver of steel from a pin struck him. He was treated locally and then at Terre Haute by Dr Stewart, an eye specialist. Doctors fear permanent loss of sight. Butler, about 35, married, lives two miles south of Duger.
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Sherwood Templeton
Brownstown
Butler
Terre Haute
Stewart
Dugger
Clarion Veller Shines On College Baseball Diamond
Clarion Veller son of Mr and Mrs James Veller of 240 F street northeast once a Linton high school star in football and basketball now stars at Indiana University He excelled for the university basketball team this year and after its close has starred in baseball as pitcher and left fielder with a 317 batting average and leading in runs batted in.
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Claron Veller
James Veller
F” Street
Linton
Indiana University
Lyons Social Snippets Highlight Local Visitors
Floe Reed, former Lyons resident now in Washington, spent a day here with friends. Fannie Coffee and her Chicago daughter visited sister Brantley Flinn east of Lyons. Local families hosted dinner for William Boyd and Mara Greeath Boyd. Essie Rairden returned after Chicago visit. Troy Keller of Linton was in town on business. Hoards joined speedway trips to Indianapolis. McLaughlin and Richardson families socialized with Marion kin.
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Lyons
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Washington
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Chicago
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Grover Baker
Virgil
Carl
Christina
William Boyd
Marag
Reath Boyd
J. W. Cordner
Essie Rairden
Troy Keller
Linton
Hubert Loos
Llewellyn
Indianapolis
Corwin McLaughlin
Inez
Riley Richardson
Orville McLaughlin
Marion,linois
Jazz Singer Scores Great Hit In This City
Jolson stars in The Jazz Singer at the Grand theatre. The film mirrors his life from a Broadway runaway to a celebrated entertainer. His mother reveals his dying father and pleads for him to return home to sing in the Day of Atonement. The portrayal blends emotion and drama, captivating audiences.
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George Ade
al Jolson
Grand Theatre
Jolson
Jack Robin
Pelad
Broadway
Telegram Beats Pigeon in 100 Mile Race
A carrier pigeon won a 100 mile race from Hinsdale New Hampshire to Sanford Maine by ten minutes. The bird traveled at about 1414.8 yards per minute, with the telegram sent from Hinsdale coinciding with the release.
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Hinsdale
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Baseball standings update across leagues
American Association scores include Louisville 0 at Indianapolis and Minneapolis 6 over St. Paul 0 while Kansas City won 11 to 5 at Milwaukee and Toledo 6 beat Columbus 5. American League results: Boston 12 over Cleveland 3. New York 6 over Chicago 1. Washington 2 over St Louis 1. National League: New York 4 over Chicago 1. Boston at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St Louis were rain delayed. Three-I League leaders Danville 38 beat Decatur 2 while Bloomington 4 8 at Peoria 0 3 and Terre Haute 4 2 over Evansville.
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Cieinnati
Income Tax Summons Mailed to Nungesser
Paris notices sent to Charles Nungesser, the French air ace who died with Coli in the failed transatlantic attempt. The government demanded four francs twenty one centimes for the year before his death, or prosecution would follow.
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Paris
Charles Nungesser
Coli
Atlantic
Fast
Nungesser
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