Local Society Meetings Tonight in Freeman Area
Freeman county hospital board convenes at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 improves order of Red Men gathers at the hall at 7 00 p m Columbian chapter No 140 OES meets at the Masonic temple at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 gather at the Moose home at 8 00 p m Initiation and Memorial service planned. Phone 277.
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Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
OES
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Newlyweds Honored At Shower Here
Mr and Mrs Ernie Cullison newlyweds were guests of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Holder Monday night. A social evening with refreshments followed and gifts were received by the couple.
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Ernie Cullison
Ernest Holder
Cullison
Elzie Wright
Mary Ann Short
Darlene Cox
George Jerrells
Roxie Barntard
Pauline Barnard
Holder
George Cullison
Mack Mp Ifield
Sarah Holder
Hobe Anderson
Jack Shonk
Cecil Starnes
Mildred
Solsberry Couple to Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Yoho of Solsberry celebrate their golden wedding with an open house from 2 to 5 PM at the Lavon Yoho home. Married June 2, 1909, they have two sons Dwight and Robert, five grandchildren, and one great granddaughter, with active church and fraternal involvement.
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Oscar Yoho
Solsberry
Lavon Yoho
Yoho
Beech Creek
Center Townships
Bloomington Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Bloomington couple Mr and Mrs Hallie Bedwell of 117 North Bryan Ave Bloomington will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house reception at their home from 2:00 to 4:00 PM Sunday inviting friends and relatives.
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Hallie Bedwell
North Bryan Ave
Bloomington
Qui Vive Club Picnic At Mrs Helen Jones Home
Members of the Qui Vive club held a Thursday evening picnic at Mrs Helen Jones residence with co hosts Mrs Amelia Allen and Mrs Rose Ballard. Fried chicken and beach picnic prizes featured. The gathering included a donation to Mental Health and plans for the next club year.
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Qui Vive Club
Helen Jones
Amelia Allen
Rose Ballard
Margaret Moehlmann
Margaret Jones
Harriet Yung
Esther Page
Peggy Miler
Mildred Butler
Betty Walton
Elizabeth Laughlin
Lorene Fordyce
Norma Hunter
Phyllis Spice
Ernestine Ferry
Bobby Steele Birthday Party Honors a Child
Bobby Steele celebrated his third birthday at home with his mother Mrs. Helen Steele hosting. Guests enjoyed games and a candy fish, a cake by Mrs. Eva Meredith, ice cream, and balloons. The dining room fit the birthday theme as pictures were taken and many relatives attended.
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Bobby Steele
Helen Steele
Eva Meredith
Bobby
Susie Lynch
Mark
Greg Gravemeier
Ruthie Baize
Dickie
Lois Stanton
Brenda
Barbara Brown
Mike
Debbie Reichert
Virginia Lynch
Mary Gravemeier
Imadell Girdley
Meredith
Steele
Class of '34 Marks Anniversary at Linton Event
The 1934 Linton Stockton high school class held a silver anniversary reunion at the Munici pal golf course clubhouse in Linton on Saturday night. Thirty-eight members attended the reunion, with a memorial service for three deceased members. Dinner featured red and blue decorations, and awards went to members for longest travel, largest family, and greatest change. A 1964 reunion planning committee was formed, and letters from many former classmates were read.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Linton
Damon Williams
Wendell Shumard
Clear Stone
Gilbert Ballard
Hilda Johnson
Juanita Greenwood
Joe Poe
Harry Haseman
Bernadine
Hill) Scholl
Carlsbad
N. Mex
William Nichols
Dale Beasley
Marian Rhodenbeck
Taylor Shaw
Robert Wernegh
Evelyn Bough
Indianapolis
Edward Murphy
Mildred Barnett
Fort Wayne
Robert Stevenson
Columbus
Norman O'Brien
Charleston
Tenn
Arlie Ringo
Audrey Sharp
Jasonville
H. Jessup
Ruby ‘Klutey
Muncie
Ray Scott
Florence Sharp
Danville
Elmer Strietelmeier
Ermil Himebrook
Harry Roger
Evansville
Ed Smiley
Ann McBride
Ferndale
Mich
Frank Guiffre
Springfield, Ill
Charles Pierce
Newton, Ill
Melvin Scholl
Bernadine Hill
Norman Parker
Tom Lee
Rose Tannehill
Whitestown
Bill Duane
Maxine Huff
Mason
Ohio
Herman McKinnon
Rudoph Bobella
Gary
Herbert Edwards
Mary Rogers
Spencer
William Stewart
Junior Anderson
Terre Haute
Ethel Saucerman
Orville Miller
James Shattuck
Claude Lynch
James Fisher
Calumet City
Herbert Lynch
Hubert Johnson
Hyla Tincher
Max Tannehill
Gladys Watson Eaton
Kenneth Baker
Linton Stockton High School
Municipal Golf Course
Rose Tannehill Lee
Mildred Barnett Murphy
Ruby Klutey Jessup
Mary Rogers Edwards
Bernadine Hill Scholl
Hyla Johnson Tincher
Anna McBride Smiley
Audrey Sharp Ringo
Florence Sharp Scott
Marian Rhodenbeck Beasley
Ermil Himebrook Strietelmeir
Maxine Huff Duane
Juanita Rice Greenwood
Bill Stewart
Harry Royer
Bob Stevenson
Deadliest tornado sweeps through Missouri Illinois Indiana in 1925
The 1925 twister becomes the deadliest in U.S. history, devastating Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana with catastrophic destruction and hundreds of casualties. Officials report 689 dead and many injured as towns suffer lasting impacts.
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Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Formfit reports profit sharing fund details at Jasonville meeting
Jasonville Formfit employee receives first complete annual report on the profit sharing retirement fund. The fund valued at 2,360,525 on Nov 30 1958 has paid 312,365 to shareholders since 1952. 1,470 employees participate, with company contributions about ten percent of annual wages.
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Jasonville
Formfit
John Kunstadter
Frank Culhane
U.S
Kunstadter
South Peoria Street
Chicago
Aurora
Monmouth
Illinois
Crete
Beatrice
Nebraska
Earl Sievert
Greene County 4-H Leaders Host June Meeting
The Greene county 4-H junior leaders met at Bloomfield cafetorium with LaVerne Hasler in charge and Daviess County guests. Marvin Jolliff named Greene county 4-H club agent for summer. Phyllis Secondino spoke after an International Farm Youth stint in the Netherlands.
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Greene County
Bloomfield
LaVerne Hasler
Daviess County
Marvin Jolliff
Gordon Holland
Seile
Bible Thought Reflections From Miss Yoder At Rest Haven
The column contrasts mortal fear with Christian trust at death and highlights trust in God as the true defense. It references Miss Nola Yoder and Rest Haven. A prison newspaper, The Menard Time, proclaims itself America’s foremost prison paper with 7,192 subscribers, 5,437 outside the walls.
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Menard, II
UPI
Menard Time
Menard State Penitentiary
America
Family Gathering at Henico Home in Linton
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henico hosted a Sunday family dinner at their Linton residence. Attendees included numerous relatives from Linton Carrie Mills Illinois Connersville South Bend Fort Wayne and surrounding areas sharing meal and visiting through the day.
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Joe Henico
Linton
William Risher
Bill Collins
Bill
Ronnie
Willis Garrett
Cathy
Donnie
Cheryl Ann
Carl Walton
Stevie
Ralph Kirk
Karen
Sharon
Jerre Core
Bob Good
Bobbie
Don O’hern
Leon Flynn
Patty
Faye
Kaye
Bill Smith
Carrie Mills
Ill
William Henico
Melissa
Mark
Connersville
Fred Reece
Linda
Barbara
Dottie
Freddie
South Bend
Pfc
Frank Henico
Fort
Knox Ky. hosts event with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henico
In Knox Kentucky the event featured Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henico as hosts. Several pictures were taken during the day.
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Knox, Ky
Joe Henico
Ancient Egyptians Used Petroleum For Mummification Prep
Ancient Egyptians reportedly used petroleum as lubrication water proofing and paint in the mummification process. The practice highlights early material science and local resource use in ancient burial customs.
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Mrs. Jones
Rexall Drug Store
AP Sea
Rexall
New
Bisma-Rex
Seltzer
Campho
Phenique
Exale
Esther Williams
BCU
Susan Graham
Bloomington, Il
Douglas Volgenau
Clarence
N. Y
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
Gale Ellis
Janet Hallett
Katie Riley
Lorraine Greene
Connie Gregory
Judy Ferguson
Marsha Luxton
Marlene Bowers
Janet Hallette
Miss Nola Yoder
Ellis & Company
Henico
Dean
Doan
Jean Tennant
Malcolm Tennant
R.R. No. 3
Highway
Dinette Ensemble
NEW Home Furnishing CO
W. Vincennes
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