Local Visitors Stop in Jericho and Nearby Towns
Residents report a string of visits as families and friends travel between Sullivan Linton Dagger Bucktown and Toledo. Names include Roy Stanley Freida Xivie Drvid Wilson Hugo Martin Beryert Jones Marion Jones John Swan and Charlee Chambers with lingering social calls noted in Jericho and surrounding communities.
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Roy Stanley
Freida “Xivie
Sullivan
Gerthal Walters
Paxton
Jack Edmondson
Linton
Paul Norris
Sandborn
Opal Moore
Dagger
Charlee Chambers
John Swan
George Jones
Everett Houldson
Drvid Wilson
Hugo Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Beryert Jones
Marion Jones
Bille Swan
Bucktown
Jericho
Piorothy Houldson
Rena Broshears
Ivan Robbins
Ray Brosher
James
Rena Pigg
Haymond Pigg
Town News Social Visitors Spotted Around Town
Mrs Glen Bonham and Mr and Mrs George Smith hosted guests including Mrs Fern Gooch of Terre Haute and Robert Gooch of Fort Wayne. Others visited relatives of Mrs Mary Etta Funk and Mrs John Chambers. Several families, including the Sweeneys and Buckallews, were mentioned as visiting or hosting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Fern Gooch
Terre Haute
Robert Gooch
Fort Wayne
Avere
Mary Etta Funk
John Chambers
Lon Shaw
Leonard Collins
Jim
Patty
Raymond Corbin
Owensburg
Ruby Landis
Linton
Freida Nichols
Helen Sweeney
Sarah Sweeney
Flora Buckallew
Frances Buckallew
Henry Shaw
Stanton
Merril McCabbe
Tony Pickle
Milton Harding
Sullivan
Lettie Harding
Hazel Scherer
Emory Baldwin
Jackie
New Harntohy
Hunter and Family
Desson Houck
George Han
Pleasant Grove Items Mrs. Wilson Trueblood
Clyde Herring of Linton called on Mr and Mrs William Chafey and family Sunday. The Chafeys and Wilson Trueblood visited Eddie Teyssier and family in Linton. George Gilham and children of Linton joined Mr and Mrs John Peters for a Sunday visit. Lonzo Hosford and Orval Page of Linton visited Mr and Mrs Ollie Lehman. Mrs Robert Goodman and son Kenneth called on Mrs Ollie Lehman recently.
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Clyde Herring
Linton
William Chafey
Wilson Trueblood
Eddie Teyssier
George Gilham
John Peters
Lonzo Hosford
Orval Page
Ollie
Fire alarm mystery ends with kitchen roast
Edward J. Dunn was off duty when neighbors reported smoke from his home. Firemen found the cause a burnt roast in the gas oven, quelling the alarm after responders arrived.
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KPG Phi
Pra Calif
U.P
Edward J. Dunn
Dunn
Federal report targets billboards and roadside stands
Washington reports the Bureau of Public Roads calls billboards and roadside stands positive menaces to driving safety. It urges control and wider highway rights of way with stronger border control to reduce hazards from distractions and unexpected stops on major roads.
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Washington
U.P
Bureau of Public Roads
National Defense Highway System
Bureau
Bloomington visitor list shows multiple local relatives
Miss Rose Mary Roach of Bloomington visited relatives in this community during the past week. Mr and Mrs Reed and daughter Nila visited with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carpenter and family. Mr and Mrs Abner Richards Burris Chapel spent Tuesday with acquaintances. Will Reed and Guy Gilligan of South Bend visited relatives. Irvin Carpenter and family of Little Shiloh called on Lon Starks. Sunday guests included John Roach, Ralph Stevens, Abba Stafford, Emil Stafford, Wendell Stafford and families, and Brownie Neil with Barbara. Jarvis Gilligan honored with a birthday dinner. Jesse Bedwell of Bucktown visited this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mary Roach
Bloomington
Wid
Smith Reed
Nila
Lloyd Carpenter
Abner Richards
Irvin Carpenter
Little Shiloh
Lon Starks Sun
Jesse Stevens
John Roach
Ralph Stevens
Rex
Abba Stafford
Emil Stafford
Linton
Wendell Stafford
Ronald Joe
Freddie
Pleasant Grove
Brownie Neil
Barbara
Bloomfield
Jarvis Gilligan
Jesse Bedwell
Bucktown
Local visitors make rounds across Indiana towns
Mrs Belle Heim and guests from Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs Frank Cross. families from Linton Sandborn Lyons and Bloomington spend time with relatives. Others include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mintosh Worthington, Mr and Mrs Bert Goodrich Bloomington, Miss Jean Lucas visiting Linton and exchanges between Hiinois and Plainville communities.
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Harry Jamison
Indianapolis
Frank Cross
Helen Myers
Milt Himebrook
Linton
Thad Holmes
Sandborn
Audrey Coker
Winslow
Lawrence McIntosh
Worthington
Clara Lukenbill
Harry Brown
Clay City
Ray Golliher
Rudy
Mary
Plainville
Emma Cross
Bert Goodrich
Bloomington
Emma Lee
Mack Fitzpatrick
Bradford
Hiinois
Dode Wright
Clarance Wright
Jean Lucas
John Arney
Lowell Workman
Lyons
John Frederick
W. S. Wines
Bicknell
Claude Daily
History of States Sketched on Map
Interior Department unveils the official master map of the United States and possessions. The copper engravings cover 15 years of surveys with elevations and land contours, showing every county, town, park, forest, and Indian reservation. The map traces westward expansion from the Louisiana Purchase and notes changes like East Timbalier Island's drift and the Missouri River’s shift. The General Land Office will remake the map every two years, with most output to Congress.
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Interior Department
United States
Geological Survey
Congress
Timbalier Island
Mexico
New Orlans
Missouri River
Bissmark
N. D
General Land Office
Government Printing Office
Greek Inspiration Wins Sydney Marathon Prep Run
F. Higgins, St. John's College student and College Grecian society secretary, ran fifteen miles in 24 hours wearing a Grecian loin cloth around the college oval. He did this as study for an exam the next day and passed.
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Sydney
T. F. Higgins
St. John’s College
College
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