County claims listed for Greene County Board meeting
The Greene County Commissioners will consider claims at a June 6 1955 meeting in Bloomfield. Items include Norma L Linton Shwbeane 615.72 Indiana Bell 206.50 Bloomfield News 155.01 many individuals and firms with amounts shown, plus highway and public utility payments and local service charges.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Bloomfield
Norma L. Linton
Wari
Tinton
Zelva Bogard
Indiana Bell ‘Tele. Co
The
Bloomfield News de
Moore-Langen Printing and Publishing Co
Harry J. Bedwell
Margaret M. Warnick
Inez Keller
Esnie
Thelma O. Tryon
Betty Jo Dean
Clarence L. Crow
Mary Lucille Johnson Pwins
Martha E. Edington Domte
Santos .Story
Charlotte J. Rogers
Sylvia D. Bennie
Remington-Rand
Ae Bea
Elizabeth Bramble
Cornelia Utterback
Mary Fiscus
Mary Abrams Pends
James Ik
Mely Oo
Boyes
Lemuel Clark
Lee Richardson
Evelyn Richardson
Mary Harshman
George F. Cone
Weog
Wgmord Os
Eugene Dietagren Co
Lire
W. J. Wakefield
Harry F. Fiscusa
Mabel L. Padgett
Delmar C. Hasler
Harry L. Haseman
Cora Ellen Haseman
Hamilton's Brug Co
Clyde Raymond Lester
Ee oSesana
Guy Hettam
Wayne Burcham
Stewart N. Wright
Mahlon Gilbreath, Jr
Leslie Tannehill
PrGrin Sears
Leonard Scholl
Albertia Archer
Claude Corbin, Jr
H. B. Turner, MD
Delbert Shepherd
the Evening World
Reve Tanneniil
Samuel D. Blackmore
Dees Beer
Paul Sati
Dolph Lewis
Allen W. Clayton
May Mwhelee
James D. Hugunin
Chall Roudebush
Bennie Bingham
Raymond Kolhouse
Dewey Holmes
Siopuo
Curie Ie
Wayne Workman
Indiana University Medical Center
Muscatatuck State School
Hillcrest T. B. Hospital
Bessie B. Fullom
Ana
Ivan Gore
Mary B. Abram
Marie Richardson
Walter Ketchem
Marian Holtsclaw
Forrest Lee Hogue
Edna Roudebush
Mae
Pan
Stent Oysis
Harte A. Preem
Lee Lester Stone
Karl Schantz
Perry
Marie Hammond
Reymonde Perkins
Norma Saladin
William Grounds
John Donahue
Normalee Wheeler
Zenana
Sims
John W. Wheeler
Enenne Oe
Gilbert Beveres
Noah George
Warren W. Jackson
Harry Russell James
Booward E. Ketchem
Charley M. Knoy
James R. Livingston
Willis G. Livingston
James C. Lund
Pete
John Woodburn
Grey Hixson
William A. Taylor
William Stevens
Ralph McBride
Don Poe
Muriel Maye
Jasonville
Ralph Faught
Public Service Co
Ind
Hoosier Water Co., Inc
Standard Oil Company
Frederick Martindale
Bloomfield Lumber Co
Donne FH. Pope
Pielemeier Drugs
Combs Feed Store
Greene Co. Farm Bureau
P. H. O'Hern
Helen Basye
Dallas Hash
Lester Jenkins and Son
William BE. Burger Co
Agy
James M. Hudson
Robert Bland
Roy Jones Jay C, Bixby
Ralph Bland
Loren Bowersock
Leroy Martin
William F, McKee
George C
McKim
Donald _ Essets atone
John Gs Bhai
Enamine
Mes
Billie Joan Fitzpatrick
Gene Charles Wooden
Arrentus Barnett
Harriett Ann Young
William E. May
Georgia Mattingly
Oscar W. Campbell
Eugene Smith
Allens Flower Shop
ORME
Mpmice
Kef P Lodge
Loren Graves
Bloomfield State Bank
Gene B. Inman Henderson Byarley
Calvin “Messel
Russell Pankey
Oho Basa” Blekens Ae
John
Tobies Roberts
William Sparkes
Clarence Sullivan
Clarence McCombs
Mack L. Perkins
William Richardson
Indiana Bell Tele. Co
Greene Co. Telephone Co
Public Service Co. of Ind
Linton Auto Supply
Indiana Equipment Co. Inc
Fallowell Bros
Wolfe’s City Service
H. Motors
Reid Holcomb Co
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T.m.-O.nn
Wred -Cookesy
J. L. Wilson Lumber Co
C. M. Chambers, Agt
Greene Co
MacAllister Machinery Co
Grace B. Bynum
Cleda Beth Garcia
Bessie Tate Gillan
Beulah Hanna
Doris E. Marshall
Ruth Dobbs Owen
Nellie BR. Smith
Genevieve Greene
Ezza O. VanDeventer
Ernest M. Workman
Gebriel
Wayne Harsh Ae
Lester M. Heaton
David Hilt Senet
Standard Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Ralph Rogers and Co. Inc
Bloomington
Mone Oe
Ihe
Concrete
Noecus and Schofield
Logansport
Carrie E. Humphreys
Odena Todd
Anes
Mary Elizabeth Bays
B. Marshall
Nellie B. Harry
Bi Waree
Greene County
Indiana
Costly entertainment drains Greene County funds
In Bloomfield Indiana a television show cost Joseph Callahan eighty dollars as he slept through the program. The article lists numerous Greensboro area company names and individuals with varied small payments, totaling hundreds of dollars, including utilities, equipment firms, and local servants. The odd ledger style itemization shows a broad pattern of scattered charges across public and private accounts.
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Hartford
Conn
Joseph Callahan
Fraley Finds Many Stars in Small Towns
In a reflective tour from Indiana to Ohio and Pennsylvania Fraley celebrates how small towns shape American life. He highlights Donora Pennsylvania Stan Musial and Warren G Harding as hometown stars and notes Ernie Pyle and the Little Brown Jug as regional landmarks.
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Fraley
Donora
America
Stan Musial
Warren G. Harding
Mt. Gillad
Ohio
United States
Ernie Pyle
Indiana
Delaware
Snider Powers Dodgers With 16th Homer In rout of Braves
Duke Snider homered twice and added two singles as Brooklyn crushed the Braves 13-2 at Ebbets Field lifting them 74 games clear in the NL race. He boosted his average from .296 to .329 in a week while golf days earlier had him joking he felt off the plate.
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Duke Snider
Dodgers
Snider
Ebbets Field
Braves
Brooklyn
Duke
Milwaukee
Phillies
Cubs
Andy Seminick
Curt Simmons
Ernie Banks
Bob Miller
Warren Hacker
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Redlegs
Willie Mays
Sid Gordon
Mays
Don Mueller
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Pirates Wallop Cardinals
Big Dale Long
Pirates
Cardinals
Herb Score
Cleveland
Baltimore
Indians
Yankees
Kansas City
Score
Bob Turley
Gil McDougald
Elston Howard
Hank Bauer
Bob Grim
Jim Finigan
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Tootsie Martin
Dodger
Ted Kluzewski
Babe Ruth Leagues Still Grow With Boys Baseball
New York IP It was 20 years since Babe Ruth retired on June 2 1935 yet he remains a symbol for about 55000 youths. The Babe Ruth League now has 3500 teams in 41 states plus British Columbia and Canada serving ages 13 14 and 15 feeding into American Legion play and pro scouting.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Bravesfield
Boston
Ruth
Babe
States
British Columbia
Canada
American Legion
Idea Backfires on Cleveland Judge Fines Fleisher
Harold Fleisher was fined twice for an illegal left turn he had advocated a neon no-left signal for. He handed the judge a newspaper clipping naming him winner of the idea payoff for the neon light suggestion. Judge John Corrigan said, You should have known better.
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Cleveland, O
Harold Fleisher
Fleisher
John Corrigan
Slickers Lead General Electric Golf Circuit Standings
After five weeks the Slickers led by Bob Ferry Bill Tubby Jr John D Tucker and George Auer top the GE circuit with Woodsmenone point behind. The column lists weekly scores including Tubby 49 Tucker 56 Auer 61 Ferry 49 and notes Woodsmen Mike Trott Murray Clendenen and McAleece scoring for the追runners.
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General Electric
Slickers
Bob Ferry
Bill Tubby Jr
John D. Tucker
George Auer
the Woodsme
Mike Trott
Dick Clendenen
John Murray
Don McAleece
Baseball strikeout leaders and weekend events noted
The report highlights 92 strikeouts in 81 innings by a pitcher, with Bob Turley close behind at 84 in 85 innings. It also mentions a Horse Show at Lee Sherrard Park on Sunday, a beet- weighing giveaway by Linton Conservation club, and mentions several local fans and personalities. The piece ends with weekend safety notes and a signoff.
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Simms-Brady
D-X
Ction
Midland High
Terre Haute
RC Cola
Sandborn
John Sanders
Princeton
Cascades
Bloomington
Billy McNeece
Paddy Young
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago Cards
Gay Richards
Joe Stydahar - Herb
Baltimore
Bob Turley
Yanks
Lee- Sherrard Park
Linton Conservation Club
George Cromwell
Dick Plew
Chicago White Sox
Bill McNew
Giants
Cleveland
Dick White
Major League Standings And Results Report
American League standings show New York at 33 13 and Cleveland at 29 15 with Chicago 27 16 and Detroit 24 20. Thursday results list Chicago beating Boston 4 2 and Detroit over Washington 4 3, plus Cleveland 9 Baltimore 3 and New York 12 Kansas City 6.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
WCW
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday Night Action
League leaders Brooklyn hold a 34 11 .756 mark as Chicago 27 19 587 7 percent and New York 25 22 582 10 trail. Pittsburgh 14 31 .311 20 percent. Wednesday results: Pittsburgh 12 took St Louis 13, Brooklyn 13, Milwaukee 6, New York 6, Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 8, Chicago 4.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Hotpoint Appliances
Gamble’s
Dick Stayton
Owner
Othor
Bunch Cities
N.E
Florsheim
Rhodenbecks
North Main Street
Ballard Carpet Cleaners
Dugger
Western Auto Associate
Bob Gillan
Mer
Maytag
Westinghouse
Hastings Appliances
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Elson’s Jewelers
Belle Howell
Wilshire
Ola Bald
Lennox
Mack Tyler
Reais
Jewelers
Rexall
Weve
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Herb Foos
Kenny Smith
Bob Boyd
Bob Lindsey
Farmersburg
Duffers
Lindsey
Norvel Raney
George Shoner
Shoner
Walt Stoppenhagen
Arnold Engle
Orin Harter
Dexter Laughlin
Harry’s
Tucker
Crouse
Bob Holloway
Don House
Norman Singleton
O.k
Don Russell
Bicknell
Bud Rousch
Hamilton
Mighty Heppy
Links
Bud
Sherman Anderson
Anderson
Vance Sappenfield
Rex Winters
Hog Lot
Hog Lot (West of the Number 7 Fairway
Sherman
Bill Vukovich
Gary Hutchinson
Ralph Barnard
Ronnie Lynn
Tony Cooper
Rodger Ward
Bobo Olson
Olson
Archie Moore
Moore
Sid Flaherty
Rocky Marcano
Cass
Earl
Curly” Hiatt
the Shoals Diamond
Cass Diamond
Jake McCammon
Frank McCammon
Jim Swan
Darrell Keene
West Coast
Gene Bearden
Cleveland Indians
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Bearden
Gene Walton
San Francisco
ED & Emmw
Max Pirtle
Dad
Glen
James CO
N. Main
Bell & Howell
Scott
Kraft’s Velveeta
Kenney’s Market
Coulumb
S. Main St
Motorola
CRIST
Jasonville, Ind
Desoto
Oldsmobile
Kramer
N. E
Linton
NEW Home Furnishing CO
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