Greene County Graduates in Indiana University Class
Tentative lists show Greene county will be represented by 12 graduates in the Indiana University centennial commencement on June 10. Linton, Bloomfield, Jasonville and Owensburg are among home towns, with degrees including B S in commerce, medicine, and AB. The class is the largest in the universitys history and near 1100 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isphgirl
Daily Citizen
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Greene County
Linton
Kenneth E. Gwinn
Marie L. Hilgedick
Matty &. Klink
Russell A. Murray
Ralph V. Plew
Carl M. Porter
Bloomfield
Carrie B. Blackmore
Edith Jones
Jasonville
Clarence B. Collings
Bernice I. Mitchell
William G. Moss
Owensburg
Beatrice Lehman
Farewell Party Honors High School Pupils
A farewell gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley Strickland honored Mrs Strickland and her children Bonnie and Raymond. Neighbors from West Atlas and nearby towns joined the event with refreshments including ice cream strawberries and cake.
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Bonnie Strickland
Paul
Walter Strickland
Raymond
Marion
Strickland
Harley Strickland
Lintotd-Stockton High School
Wonderful Konjola praised by Miss Bowlby
Miss Leora M. Bowlby of Gary reports severe headaches stomach sickness and weight loss but says Konjola cured her. She praises the medicine and notes it is sold in Linton and at Hamilton drug stores and by druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Leora M. Bowlby
Porter Street
Gary
Linton
Hamilton Dug
Former Lintonians Enjoyable Toledo Party
Mr and Mrs P Trotter former West Linton residents hosted relatives and friends in Toledo at 2626 Locust Street on Sunday June 2 a noon dinner for a gathering including G A Corlett and son Paul John Burch and son Max Jane Brown Wandeta Golliher Winston Murdock Karl Golliher Gilbert Wilson William Trotter Ava Edin Mae and Ralph Trotter. The Trotter family plans Akron as new residence when schools close and several relatives work in Toledo department stores.
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P. Trotter
West Linton
Toledo
Locust Street
G. A. Corlett
Paul
John Burch
Max
Jane Brown
Wandeta“Golliher
Winston Murdock
Linton
Karl Golliher
Gilbert Wilson
Plainville
William Trotter
Elnora
Mea
Trotter
Ava
Edin Mae
Ralph
John May in Critical Condition From Liver Cancer
Mr and Mrs Pete May of South Main street returned from West Frankfort New Jersey where they were called to the critical illness of their son John May suffering from cancer of the liver. John is a former Linton resident and his sisters Mrs Wilfred Openshaw Mrs Jerry Zeaman and Mrs Grace Vernier all of Detroit are with him.
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Pete May
South Main Street
West Frankfort
John May
Linton
Wilfred Openshaw
Jerry. Zeaman
Grace Vernier
Detroit
Personal notices of visits and guests in the area
Several residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives or staying with local families. Names include Martin Pittle and his brother James, Harold and Evelyn Johnson and baby, Pearl Davis with grandmother, D W Bennett and son Bobbie, George Hillman and Virginia Lee Hillman, Louis Calabaugh from Gilman visiting Nell Haydock, Harold Lynn and Josephine Symmes, R P Spencer and wife from Pitcher Oklahoma, Gertrude Clark from Terre Haute, Dora Pennington and Mrs Garrett Love visiting, Homer Fordyce and daughter Betty returning to Coldwater Michigan, Josephine Fordyce's death mentioned, and Dr Gordon Kidd family visiting with Burress and Wolford households.
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Harold E. Johnson
Arcola, Til
Miss Pearl Davis
John ‘Kemp
West Linton
D. W. Bennett
Bobbie
Indianapolis
James Dalton
George. Hillman
Virginia Lee
Flint
Mich
Hullman
R. W. ‘Hensley
Louis Calabaugh
Gilman
Montana
Nell Haydock
Calabaugh
Linton
Harold Lynn
Homer Fordyce
Betty
Ray Wolford
William Coleman
Virginia
Kenneth
Kokomo
Sunday School Class Meets in West Linton
The Methodist church class taught by Mrs. Mary Collins met Friday with Mrs. John Kemp in West Linton. Attendance was good. The gathering opened with song and prayers led by Mrs. James Meyers. Mrs. Collins led the 27th Psalm lesson. Refreshments of sandwiches pie and coffee were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mary Collins
John Kemp
West Linton
James Meyers
Collins
Eagles Lodge Initiation Set for Wednesday Evening
The Eagles lodge invites new candidates to an initiation on Wednesday evening with special plans. A speaker from Indianapolis will address attendees and refreshments will be served as the committee expects strong attendance.
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Eagles Lodge
Indianapolis
Funeral services for John Wills announced
Funeral services for John Wills will be held at the Flat Methodist church on Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Rev. C. E. Haley officiating. Burial will be at Fairview.
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John Wills
The
Fliat. Methodist
C. E. Haley
Fairview
Social calendar brimming with community events
Local clubs and groups schedule a busy evening with a benefit bridge at the American Legion home at 8 pm, a card party, lodge meetings, church society gatherings, Girl Scouts, and club sessions across town. Attendees urged to attend and participate.
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American Legion
of C. Elit
Violet Rebekah Lodge
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
Edgar Brassfield
E” St
N. EB
Python Sisters
Vincennes Street
Elk’s Lodge
Rotary
American Legion Home
Eagle Lodge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Girl Scouts
U. B. Church
Bay View
Will Talbott
Olive Branch Baptists to entertain women after attendance contest
The Olive Branch Baptist Church plans a Wednesday evening program for the women as a forfeit from a recent attendance contest. A cake will be served and entertainment features a colored gentleman, a group named Hey Rube, Levi Beginski, the Coon Hunters' Band, and a male quartet.
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Olive Branch
Baptist Church
Rube
Levi
Coon
APOSTOLIC NORTH MISSION Announces Service Times Change
The church will hold services on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7 15 o clock replacing Wednesday and Saturday. Sunday services remain unchanged. Welcome message from Pastor Thomas Paino invites parishioners to attend.
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Thomas Paino
Notice to Children Postpones Church Practice
Notice states funeral services for John Wills cause the Children’s Day practice at the M A church to be postponed from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon at 1 30.
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John Wills
Wi ASW club meeting postponed notice
A meeting of the W. A. Wi club has been postponed. Details on new date and venue were not provided in the readable text.
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Wi Asw
W. A. Wi
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Federal Tire Service
Istand
Sporting Goods All
Road Electric Company
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Enna Jettick Shoes
Mansing
Friendly Five Shoes
Knoxles
Leoram
Bowlby
Lintonians
Martin Pittle
James’ Pittle
Shiloh
Eagles
Wills Funeral Service
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist’ Church
South Linton St
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Cecil Brock
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Clarion Club
Edward Hall
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Oscar’ “Anderson
Ninth Street
Yaquina Club
Frank Smith
Walton Stover
Newark ‘ Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Metropolitan Lodge
Apostolic
NORTH
Mission
Fred 1
Cravens
Ring Ting
Fashion
McDougall
Cole
Maxwell & Parsons
Linton-Sullivan
Terre Haute
Dugger
Tckets
Dugger—Lackey'n Confectioner
Ferre Haute
N. E
Vincennes Bicknell
Union Bus Statio Li
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