Miners Memorial at Sullivan Sunday
Tyler G. Lawton of District No. 11 UMWA will join Sullivan miners in a memorial tribute to departed union brothers from the City mine explosion. Services are planned for tomorrow afternoon in Sullivan courthouse park with Bays delivering community tribute and Lawton giving the miners testimonial for the buddies. He may be accompanied by district representatives and UMWA members from Indiana’s northern and central fields.
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Tyler G. Lawton
Sullivan
Sullivan Court House
Fred F. Bays
Lawton
District Organization of Miners
Indiana
Deaths Reported From Many Cities Heat Rages Across Nation
United Press Dispatch Milwaukee June 6 reports one death and seven overcome by heat as temperatures hit 94 and 95 across cities. No major frustrations noted despite extreme heat.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mercury
Society function honors two Iowa couples in Grinnell event
Miss Irene Morgan and Clarence Morgan hosted a society gathering at 1010 A street northeast for Miss Elsie Fordyce of Grinnell Iowa and Lester Myers of Packwood Iowa. Fordyce is Grinnell College alumna and Myers will soon receive his A B degree from DePauw University before departing for Boston University School of Theology for further study. The evening featured music and games with solos by Evan John and Mr Myers, directed by Miss Hazel Bunch, followed by refreshments as friends bid Fordyce and Myers farewell for their return to Greencastle and Iowa.
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Irene Morgan
Clarence Morgan
Elsie Fordyce
Grinnell
Iowa
Lester Myers
Packwood
Fordyce
Grinnell College
Mr. Myers
DePauw University
Boston University School of Theology
Evan John
Miss Hazel Bunch
Miss Bunch
Miss Fordyce
Greencastle
Hyacinth Club Enjoys Afternoon Social and Picnic Plans
The Hyacinth club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Gilbert Headley. Plans were made for the annual picnic. The treasurer reported $8 donated to charity in the past month. Contests included a cartoon win by Mrs. Herbert Dyer and prizes for Mrs. J. F. Colvin and Mrs. James M. Axton. Refreshments featured chicken sandwiches angel food cake and iced cocoa.
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Hyacinth Club
Gilbert Headley
Herbert Dyer
J. F. Colvin
James M. Axton
Ohio Heat Deaths Reach 34 In State
United Press reports Ohio heat deaths climbed to 34 as temperatures hit 93 in Cleveland. Authorities noted two deaths in Cleveland yesterday related to the heat wave as the statewide toll rose.
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United Press Dispatch
Cleveland
Ohio
Heat tightens across Kansas and western Missouri
United Press Dispatch reports Kansas and western Missouri remain under a blazing sun with no relief expected over the weekend. The article notes continued hot conditions across the region as temperatures stay high.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Water shortage acutely grips Loogootee amid drought
Loogootee faces acute water shortage similar to nearby Linton as drought depletes supplies. Mayor Browning urges residents to curtail sprinkling and water use while driven wells remain the town’s main source. Hindostan falls water running ceased in places for first time reported. Indiana officials seek relief as Indianapolis reports. Pennsylvania Railroad to supply a large well after commission inquiry.
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Loogootee
Linton
Browning
Hindostan Falls
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Bicknell
Pennsylvania Railroad
John W. McCardle
W. C. Downing
Pennsylvania
Par Cel Post Driver Schooled by Oil Slip
Ralph Anderson, driver of the parcel post wagon, suffered a severely sprained right ankle about 10 o'clock this morning while delivering a package to Wick Dixon on East Vincennes street. The recently oiled street caused him to slip and fall, leaving him off duty for some time.
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Ralph Anderson
Parcel Post
Wick Dixon
Vincennes Street
Swaby couple welcome son Earl Jr born June 4
Mr and Mrs Earl Swaby of the northern area announce the birth of their first child, a son named Earl Jr, born Thursday June 4. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
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Earl Swaby
Earl, Jr
Diamonds valued higher despite fewer owners in county
Kosciusko county reports show 169 persons listing diamonds valued at 21 055 this year, up from 178 persons and 17 000 last year. County assessor S V Robinson notes valuations rise even as total ownership declines. Also a local classified ad seeks a good two horse wagon, Ford Bolton, phone 354 ring 2. 6t8p
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Warsaw
Kosciusko County
S. V. Robinson
Ford Bolton
Indianapolis Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Indianapolis June 6 hog receipts 5000 market steady to 25c lower best heavies 12.25 median and mixed 12.25 12.35 common to choice 12.25 12.35 bulk 12.25 12.35 cattle receipts 200 market steady to lower steers 7.00 10.50 cows and heifers 8.00 10.25 sheep receipts 200 market steady tops 6.00 lambs tops 14.00 calves receipts 400 market steady to 50 lower tops 10.00 bulk 8.00 10.00
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Indianapolis
Peanut machine boiler explodes on Main Street corner
Last night at Main and Vincennes streets a peanut and popcorn machine operated by James K Boy Nelson exploded. Steam and hot water sprayed nearby bystanders as workers fled. Boiler maker Lafe Sharpe and Charles Fritts received burns. The prior incident prompted a department response.
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James
K-Boy
Nelson
Main
Vincennes
Lafe Sharpe
Charles Fritts
Lafe
B Y P U Party At First Baptist Church
Members of the B Y P U of the First Baptist church enjoyed a delightful party last night at Miss Faye Winters home east of town. Outdoor games and Edison music topped an evening for about 35 members and one guest Miss Mary Ella Tresslar of Bargersville visiting Miss Mildred Harbett.
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First
Faye Winters
Edison
Society
Mary Ella Tresslar
Bargersville
Mildred’ Harbett
Mrs Pinkston III Shows Little Improvement After Illness
Mrs. Arthur Pinkston, ill at her home with an appendicitis attack, shows little improvement today.
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Arthur Pinkston
Waldie Marries McRobie at Bloomfield Parish
Reed Waldie, son of Mr and Mrs Lela Waldie of this city, married Miss Ethel Virginia McRobie of Akron Ohio, Tuesday May 20 at the M E parsonage in Bloomfield by Rev Sheldon. Mrs Waldie is a college graduate and former bookkeeper at an Akron florist. Mr Waldie works at the Goodrich Rubber Co plant there. After a two week visit with his mother they left for their Akron home.
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Reed Waldie
Lela Waldie
Ethel Virginia McRobie
Akron
Ohio
M. E. Parsonage
Bloomfield
Sheldon
M. E
Mrs Murphy in Poor Condition at Home
The condition of Mrs. Enoch Murphy, ill at the family home on C street northeast, is not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Murphy
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