Community visitor notes and local visits in Jericho
A list of residents and friends visiting relatives in Jericho Dugger Sullivan Linton and surrounding areas. Names include Macneuley Camden Banard Jones Houldson Pigg Broshears Hopkins Collins Swan Robbins and several families with mentions of church revival events and an all day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hopkins
Earl Wheeler
Hugh Collins
Chester Skaggs
Terre Haute
Jean Holley
Farmersburg
Jane Swan
Ed Brewer
Hilda Brewer
Mattie Mosier
Gladys Moore
Rena Broshears
W. T. Alsop
Ben Franklin
Linton
Connie Goodman
Kenneth Exline
Gilbert
Gilbert Ladson
Jasonville
Bill Ladson
Harold ‘Scheffler
Dugger
Walter Sheffler
Pete Johnson
Sullivan
John Jones
James Pesselingsky
Guleda Anderson
Roy Staney
William Swan
Janet Swan
David
Clarence Robbins
Nelson Robbins
Charles Kirk
Resident of Knox County Dies at 75 in Carlisle Area
Louise Hamke Stoelting 75 of Carlisle area died at 4 15 am after a month long illness. Born June 16 1866 in Knox County she lived in Carlisle all her life. Survived by husband William F. Stoelting six children two siblings and several in laws. Funeral at Freelandville U B Church with Rev T B Avery. Burial Freelandville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hamke Stoelting
Carlisle
Knox County
Carl Hamke
Mary Shuckman Hamke
U. B
Freelandville
William F. Stoelting
Lydia Bogue
Esther Knochs
Chicago
Matilda Sickmeier
Edmond Stoelting
Detroit
Mich
Franklin Stoelting
Hymera
William Hamke
Fort Wayne
Annie Sampson
Vincennes
Newkirk
Pleasantville
U. B. Churen
Rev
T. B. Avery
Greene circuit jury hears Worthington sewer case
The May term jury trial in Bloomfield opens over Miss Margaret Stough vs the town of Worthington. She seeks 586 for damages from a sewer opening on Christian street Aug 15 1939 plus 14 doctor bill 72 lost wages and 500 for pain. Witnesses include Ruth Babbitt Inez Stough and local officials and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Margaret Stough
Worthington
Bloomfield
Miss Stough
Christian Street
Ruth Babbitt
A. H. Fender
Inez Stough
William Shouse
Worthington Street
H. B. Turner
Parker Vosloh
Minnie Babbitt
Minnie Miller
Fairplay Township
Roscoe Bays
Richland Township
Homer Ray
Jefferson
Joseph Dance
Wright
Jess Noel
Fairplay
John Rairden
Cass
John D. Taylor
Grant
Ethel Hasler
Cleeatus” Hasler
Earl Marlowe
James Fesler
Dennis Freeman
Buttons Saved Shirts Lost Prompted Laundry Self Wash
Alfred Frank in San Jose washed his shirts at home after finding buttons missing from laundry returns. He placed the shirts in water on a stove and left to shop. Returning, he had buttons but no shirts as a fire department saved the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Alfred Frank
Correction of court item naming party in guardian suit
A correction notes a misprint in a court item where W. H. Radcliff was said to file against Abbie Stafford. The accurate filing is W. H. Radcliff versus Allie Stafford for guardian appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
W. H. Radcliff
Abbie Stafford
Guardian
Allie Stafford
Eighty Seven Attend Bible School Start at Glenburn Mission
Eighty seven children attended the first day of the Daily Vacation Bible School at Glenburn Mission and Community House. The classes run Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 11:30 for two weeks, open to ages three through eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn Mission
Garden Contest Judgings Begun
Judges in the Civic Garden club Yard and Garden contest began inspections as home gardeners ready for judging. Entries extended to June 20 due to heavy spring rainfall. Prize items include garden and porch pottery from J T Fritz office, with entry blanks at the Daily Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Garden Club
J. T. Fritz
Daily Citizen
Earl Aikin
Bob Wilkie
W. W. Wolford
Letha Fritz
Morris Chapel Social News Reveals Weekend Visits
Visitors to Isaac Underwood’s home include Bill Finnigan Rev Leland Plew and families plus Lord Underwood Hale and Story family members. Other guests include Sam Linn Della Eliza Susan Story and Elmer Robinson and related relatives from Fairmount Marion Swaby and neighbors are noted with several Hale and Underwood households visiting across Thursday to weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Underwood
Bill Finnigan
Leland Plew
Analee
Bob
John Underwood
Carol Rose
Hall Underwood
David
Ruby
Susalee
Hugh Hale
Judith Ann
Joretta Kay
Lucille Price
Ronnie
Dean Hale
Guy Edds
Joe
Martin Story
Susan Story
Eliza
Wibur Hale
Henry Miller
Lester Hale
Earl Hale
Bill Bedwell
Lorene
Claude Knochs
Elmer Rob- Mnnson
Local club hosts Pet Parade and junior baseball schedule
The Linton Study club announces a Pet Parade to be held June 19 with prizes for multiple pet categories and registrations through Mrs. Roy Borders or Mrs. Robert Raney. Five teams have schedules set for the Linton junior baseball league with games from June 6 to June 17 and a possible sixth team joining the WPA sponsored league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Linton Study Club
Roy Borders
Fifth Street
Robert Raney
Linton
Kk. of P
West Linton North Linton
Atlas
Glenburn
Linton Daily Citizen
Greene County
WPA Recreation Department
Senate Leaders Reject Compulsory Military Training Proposal
Washington June 4 Senators Norris Bone Pepper oppose any plan to force American youths into military training on the European pattern. Senator Connally supports training CCC enrollees and says no broad extension is needed. Byrnes bills would train CCC enrollees in wartime value trades and skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George W. Norris
Ind
Neb
Homer T. Bone
Wash
Claude Pepper
Fla
Tom Connally
Tex
Civilian Conservation Corps
James F. Byrnes
D. C
CCC
Jasonville Girls Win At Softball
The Jasonville girls softball team defeated Glenburn 16 to 2 on a Glenburn diamond. Jasonville scored in every inning except the sixth. Glenburn's two runs came in the first. Passen and Morris for Jasonville and Jones and Geatches for Glenburn were the batteries. The Greene County W P A Recreation department sponsors the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Glenburn
Passen
Morris
Jones
Geatches
Greene County W. P. A. Recreation Department
Roosevelt and Green Confer in White House Labor Peace Move
President Roosevelt summoned AFL President William Green to the White House for a potential labor peace discussion or aid to the expanding defense program. The subjects were not disclosed. Green spoke at Louisville before addressing the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes Union. If policy advances, CIO leader Sidney Hillman may join the defense commission team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.P
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
William Green
White House
A.F.L
Green
Louisville
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Sidney Hillman
C.I.O
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Mr. Roosevelt
National Defense Commission
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Eureka
Chevrolet
Citiens
Jericho
Knok County
Central School
First Street
Main Street
Cushing
Smith Plant Farm
West Linton
Hamilton Drug Stores
Jinton
Sher-Ritz
George Brent
Ture
Zane Grey
Peter Lorre
Rochelle
Bob Burns
Deacon Lst
Dennis S O'Keefe
Peggy Moran
Guinn
Ed Brophy
SAMES
Lucice Russfi
Gleason
Shirley Temple
Rebecca
Sunny Brook
Irs
Radio Center
Ray Davenport
Marte Wilson
Mary Hart
Pall
Randolph Scott
Jack Haley
Gloria Stuart
Phyllis Brooks
Helen Westley
Sirm Summerville
Bill Robinson
Raymond Scott
Aln Dinehart
J. Edward Bromberg
Midwest
Quaker State
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
WLS
WJJD
Kasper Sisters
Mac
AX & Fry
Buy Poultry Linton, Ind
Llth St
N.E
Linton Paint and Wall Paper Store
FE. Vincennes St
Maxwell Furniture CO
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