Emery Parks Wins Gold at High School Carnival
Emery Parks of Linton High School earned a gold medal at the National High School Athletic Carnival in Chicago on Saturday, placing third in the 440 yard dash with a time near the world mark. He led the first half before being nosed out at the tape by Lewis of Detroit, while also advancing to the low hurdles semi finals before elimination. Indiana teams dominated the event with Kokomo and Brazil among top finishers. a large crowd attended the final day with 1,500 athletes entered and seven teams scoring in the meet.
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Chicago
Emery Parks
Linton High School
Linton
Parks
Lewis
Detroit
Indiana
Kokomo
Brazil
Greencastle
Wabash
Nobles
Seyenta
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Warne
Kokoma
Beatty
DeMeys
Idaho
Jawlin
Portland-bound family seeks new home in Oregon
Mrs. Ab Talbott and Linton family members plan to leave for Portland Ore to establish a future home. Mr and Mrs Robert Clemmitt and their daughter accompany, with a son already in Portland.
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Talbott
Jamie
Portland
Ore
Robert Clemmitt
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Doctor Cravens Dies Suddenly in Bloomfield Office
Dr William R Cravens 58 longtime Bloomfield physician died suddenly Saturday afternoon in his office after a stroke while administering a serum treatment. Born in Bloomfield he was son of Dr Samuel C Cravens a Greene County physician. He trained at Indiana University and several medical schools. Survived by widow Belle daughter Mrs Wayne Miles two sisters Mrs William L Slinkard Mrs Harry Rosenhower and brother KE Cravens. Funeral Tuesday at his home with interment in Bloomfield cemetery.
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William R. Cravens
Bloomfield
Cravens
Samuel C. Cravens
Greene County
Indiana University
Louisville Medical School
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Indianapolis
Polyclinic College and Hospital
New York
Greene County Medical Society
Indiana State Medical Society
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American Medical Association
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Bloomfield Cemetery
Indiana Governor Proclaims Flag Week and Flag Day
An Indiana proclamation by Governor Ed Jackson designates Flag Week from June 8 to 14 and Flag Day June 14. It calls for displaying the flag at public buildings, businesses, and homes, instructing students on proper display and respect, and urging ministers to direct congregations on June 12 toward flag meanings. The 1927 note marks the flag’s sesquicentennial adoption.
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