State court docket lists three Indiana cases and licenses
Greene County docket shows State of Indiana vs John Paulk for $80 robbery. John Faulk charged in two counts of breaking into a Standard Oil station for $80 and $50. Clyde Brown and Eugene Newman or Jim Newman linked to a Worthington heist with $2600 bond. Divorce action Elma Peoples vs Merschel Peoples. foreclosure suits include Price Chemical vs A J Butler and Irvin Long vs Lester Long. Commitments to Riley Hospital listed. Marriage license issued Charley Magon and Edna Sisk. Campaign expenses report tables reveal sheriff and official expenditures.
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Greene Circuit Court
State of Indiana
John Paulk
Said Paulk
Arthur Griffith
John Faulk
Standard Oil Company
Curly Rice
Standard Oil
Clyde Brown
Eugene Newman
Gene Newman
Jim Newman
Worthington
Telma Peoples
Merschel Peoples
Terre Feat
Brown
Wilson
Fred Martin
Terre Haute
Greene County
Jasonville
Greene County Building, Savings & Lown Association
Charles R. Woody
Tony Woody
Kenneth Hannum
Price Chemical Company, Inc
A. J. Butler
Irvin Longe
Lester Long
Charles Kirkley
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
Rexford Allen Wesnidge
Frid Chester Uaster
Anita Griffith
Charley Magon
Linton
Edna Sisk
Tinton
Ollie Wright
Orvan DD. Shoptow
William HW. Slough
Theo, Carmichael
Frank Yoho
Herbert Lowder Forbes
Coal Business Improves with Higher Coal Car Deliveries
Tl. W. Delong, local Milwaukee railway agent, reports the coal business rapidly improving as 160 cars arrive daily from the Linton and West Clinton fields. The railroad adds several train crews to handle the production surge.
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Milwaukee Railway
Linton
West Clinton
Lydia E. Pinkham remedy praised in Saugus Centre ad
A Saugus Centre Massachusetts advertisement claims the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has transformed a reader into a new woman. The writer says she has bought ten bottles and would not be without it, likening it to bread. The testimonial lists Mrs John Anan of 20 Emory as the contributor.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Vane
Joh
Emory
Mase
Newberry social notes list visits across multiple towns
Special to the Daily Citizen Newberry reports Lloyd Guthrie and family from Terre Haute visiting his mother Mrs Madge Guthrie. Mrs Grant Sites of Odon and Mrs Sallie Gilbreath visit relatives. FarI Barter returns to duty after illness. Clay Owen and family from Bicknell visit siblings here. Epworth League held a social. Iris McIntosh and father Will Crook visit. Steve Slinkard’s children in Springfield Ohio. Pierce Hilburn from Coal City visits relatives. Harry Shields visits son in Bloomfield. Frank Musselman and wife from Indianapolis visit Athos Musselman. Charles Pate and family see Frances Pate and other relatives. Nora Dye from Indianapolis visits relatives.
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Grant
Odon
Sallie Brown
Sath ‘Gilbreath
Sam Andell
Farl Barter
Clay Owen
Bicknell
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Iris McIhtosh
Will Crook
Steve Slinkard
Springfield
Ohio
Pierce Hilburn
Coal City
Harry Shields
Bloomfield
Frank Musselman
Indianapolis
Athos Musselman
Charles Pate
Frances Pate
Nora Dye
Vanmatre Died at Home After Long Illness
Charles Francis Vanmatre born March 9 1872 died June 3 1928 at age 56 2 25. He survived by two brothers four sisters and parents Jasper and Nancy A. Vanmatre. He endured inflammatory rheumatism from age four, used crutches, later walked again, was cared for by sister Mary S. Bangha after becoming homeless. The notice lists many local visiting relatives and community events from Terre Haute to Bloomington and Kentucky Ridge activities.
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EN Lyons
Charles Francis
Jasper
Nancy A. Vanmatre
Charles
Mary S. Bangha
Owensburg News Roundup of Local Visits and Illness
Owensburg with specials from the Daily Citizen reports G Fields of Indianapolis visiting relatives here last week Mrs Seymour Fines of Detroit visiting relatives Henry Simpson once seriously ill now able to be out Mr and Mrs Ora Staggers visited Scotland to see his ill father John Staggers George and Hobart Fields hosted Kokomo visitors Frank Davis of Bedford called on Sunday Bedrose Turpin departed Saturday for unknown destination
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Ora Hodge
Bedford
William Roberts
Kentucky Ridge
Ralph Maddox
John
Mary Cobb
Frieda Dowden
Bloomfield
Dick Swango
Willie Roberts
Ike Hollands
John Turpen
Bloomington
Hooch Thompson
Willis Simpson
Mandy Hatfield
Leo Jackson
Roger Simpson
Harry Dawson
Montana
Hubert Roberts
Dan Roberts
Ariah Fields
Jasonville
Ruffo Boruff
Steve Moss
Linton
Mose Cook
Charles Floyd
Hobbieville
Daily Citizen
Owensburg
G. Fields
Indianapolis
Seymour Fines
Detroit
Ora Staggers
Scotland
John Staggers
Henry Simpson
George Pruett
Kokomo
Hobart Fields
Sarah Holmes
Mary Gastineau
Berneice Denbean
Sem Steel
Frank Davis
Olive Turpin
Pleasantville Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Dr and Mrs Padgett of Indianapolis visited with Mrs Padgetts mother on Decoration Day. Jesse Brown moved here from Bicknell. Andrew Hudson and Virgil Enoch spent the weekend with relatives here. They are working at Newcastle. Mr and Mrs George Shepherd and family motored to Terre Haute Sunday evening.
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William Sissons
Arthur
Indiana
Bill Curtis
Lizzie Carpenter
Song
Iiverett Bennett
Opal Bloomer
O. S. Bloomer
Woodman Lodge
Richard Crabtree
Adron
Hillery
Padgett
Indianapolis
Yesterday's Scores Across Baseball Leagues
In the American League Philadelphia defeated Chicago 6 to 3 while all other games were rained out. In the American Association Minneapolis and Louisville tied 1 to 1, called in the eighth inning due to rain.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Louisville
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