Final plans for benefit bridge at American Legion home
Arrangements are complete for a benefit bridge evening at the American Legion home with Edith Hanger as chair. There will be tables for all, Bridge and Five Hundred, and players may select partners or form their own tables. Tickets at the door. no reservations needed. Open to the public, the event kicks off social activities in the new Legion home and aims to be a standout occasion.
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American Legion
Edith Hanger
American Legion Auxiliary
New Legion
Webb's Amusement Show Heads to Linton Next Week
A. Dr Webb's big amusement company visits Linton next week under the Moose lodge. It boasts a top road show with high class exhibitions and rides. Tents and equipment will be on McDonald lots west of City park with public exhibits opening Monday evening and continuing each evening through Saturday.
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A. DR. Webb
Linton
Moose Lodge
Something to Sell Sell It Via Citizen Want Ad
A local notice invites readers to use the Citizen Want Ad service to sell items. The ad emphasizes easy submission and wide reach within the community, encouraging residents to place their listings through the newspaper's want ad column for quick sales.
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Citizen Want
Fathers and Sons to Play Golf on Local Course
An eighteen hole golf tournament for fathers and sons from the Country club is set for Sunday at 1 pm on the local course. Alternate strokes with one ball will be used. Three prizes await the lowest scoring pairs. Expected participants include W. J. Hamilton with Wayne, Milo Mitchell with Milo's son, A J Puckett with Neil, Homer Fordyce with Jack, David Terhune with David Jr, T J Harris with Claude, Jasper Schloot with Donald, Claude Maxwell with Donald, Steve Stalcup with Elmo, Henry Poe with Raymond, J F Turner with Elkin, A M Beasley with Kern, Julius Cooper with Carl, Lee Hixson with Max, Ben Reid with Robert, and Worthington guests Dr Raymond Johnson with Howard and Otto Hoese with Billy.
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W. J. Hamilton
Wayne
Q. J. Mitchell
Milo
AJ. M. Puckett
Neil
Homer Fordyce
Jack
David Terhune
David Jr
T. J. Harris
Claude
Jasper Schloot
Donald
Claude Maxwell
Steve Stalcup
Elmo
Henry Poe
Raymond
J. F. Turner
Elkin
A.M. Beasley
Kern
Julius Cooper
Carl
Lee Hixson
Max
Ben Reid
Robert
Raymond Johnson
Howard
Otto Hoese
Billy
Worthington
Mrs Cleveland Out of Danger After Accidental Shooting
Mrs Montelle Cleveland, injured when a revolver fell from her husband’s pocket and struck a cement floor, is reported as getting along nicely and out of danger. She lies in St Margaret’s hospital in Hammond with injuries to her arm and shoulder. Her mother Mrs John Bennie remains with her at the hospital while Mr Bennie returns home.
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John Bennie
Hammond
Montelle Cleveland
Cleveland
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Bennie
Indianapolis Markets Report Hog and Cattle Prices
United Press Dispatch notes Hog receipts at 11 000 with market generally 25c off. Prices span 250-350 lb at 10 50 10 90 and lighter weights down to 7 75 10 50. Cattle receipts 1 550 and calves 850 with beef steers 12 50 14 50 and cows 8 50 11 50. vealers 13 50 14 50. Sheep receipts 800 with fat lambs 16 50 tops and fat ewes 4 50 6 50.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Principal Points in Indiana License Law for Drivers
Indiana law requires all residents to operate only with a drivers license after July 1. Licenses cost 25 cents with notarization, and mail or non authorized agents require a freeholder’s verification. Licenses may be refused for habitual drunkenness, epilepsy, mental incapacity, or significant disability. Decisions must be made within 30 days with possible court appeal, and drivers must carry the license at all times. Convictions for serious offenses bring one year revocation. driving without license carries 2 days to 6 months jail and up to 500 dollars fine.
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Secretary of State
Secreatry of State
Official Criticism Triggers Twin Suicides in Indiana
In Lebanon Indiana on June 4 officials report criticisms of township trustee J Stanley Moore over a consolidated school plan led to personal crises for both Moore and his wife Sarah. Moore died by self-inflicted death eleven months earlier in Mechanicsburg's Christian church basement. Sarah Moore, 72, reportedly killed herself in Topeka Kansas, with her body to be returned to Mechanicsburg for burial beside her husband.
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Lebanon
Ind
J. Stanley Moore
Washington Township
Qo.g. Moore
Topeka
Kansas
Indiana Coal Bureau Opens Statehouse Offices
Indiana coal bureau offices in the statehouse opened in Indianapolis yesterday under Lt. Gov. Edgar D. Bush. John H. Hewitt, Terre Haute, is executive secretary and penina chasey was named stenographer. The bureau allies with Gov. Leslie and the Indiana Coal Operators Association to promote Indiana coal use, with a dinner for all interested in boosting the coal industry on June 14 at the Claypool hotel.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Coal Bureau
Edgar D. Bush
John H. Hewitt
Terre Haute
Penina Chasey
J. Q. Chasey
Harry G. Leslie
Bureau
Indian Coal Operators’ Association and District
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Claypool Hotel
Daily Hospital Report: Laura Morrison Treated Yesterday
Laura Morrison of Newperry was brought to the hospital for treatment yesterday.
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Daily Hospital’ Report
Laura Morrison
Newperry
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