Live Presidents and Perjury Warnings in Odd Snippets
A Kentish Mercury quip recalls a stern assertion to a witness about truthfulness. A Florida woman meets President Wilson and jokes about seeing a live president and an alligator. The Milwaukee Journal hails a high court ruling affirming the citizen right to hand out leaflets without coercion.
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J. P
Kentish Mercury
Florida
Wilson
Christian Science Monitor
The
Milwaukee Journal
Townsend Group Promotes Meeting In Linton Park
A large Sunday attendance at Linton city park marked Townsend group’s first gathering in over a year with a noon co operative basket dinner. Ersest Ekins and George Dougherty provided music while Dr E V Bull offered the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Townsend
Ernest Ekins
George Dougherty
E. V. Bull
Bull
Guy L. White
F. W. Willy
Sullivan
Linton City Hall
Local residents host visitors from across the Midwest
Diverse social visits fill the week with guests from Pontiac Mich Anderson and Indianapolis. Friends and relatives travel to Bloomington Indianapolis Logansport and other towns for summer stays and funerals. Local groups met at homes including the J W G club and the American Legion auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Mary Ann Hunter
Mary Edith Price
Sullivan
Alice Bell
Leo Hope
Glen Sherman
Pontiac
Mich
Josephine Bear
Anderson
Claude Livingston
Emarie Baldwin
New Harmony
N. A. Whaley
Ruby
Logansport
Clara Phillips
Clarence
Ethel
Indianapolis
George DeNeve
Manuel Skinner
Plew
Hymera
Andrew Delple
Gladys Conner
John Hope
Bloomington
Jennie Robertson
Fay Ringer
Tuscon
Harry Douglas
Doris Goodman
Herbert Williams
Streator
Ill
George Williams
Lottie Smith
Mona Smith
Carrie Brown
Jasonville
Raymond Pyles
Michigan
Illinois
Owen Bowen
Jimmy
Estella Thomas
J. W. G. Club
Anna Barrowman
American Legion Auxiliary
Community gathering plans ice cream social at Lippeate home
Mrs. Goldin Miller hosts a meeting Tuesday evening where plans are made for an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. Eunice Lippeate during the next regular session. Attendees include Mrs. Iota Ingram and daughter Mae Sweeney among a long list of neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldin Miller
Eunice Lippeate
Abediabell Moss
Mary Page Thompson
Lena Page
Terre Haute
Ralph Keene
Will Barnett
Jennie Wilkes
Mesdames Iota Ingram
Mae Sweeney
George Risinger
Marguerite
Elsie
Emma Spinks
Inez Page
Anna Jennings
Mrs. Vaughn
Bertha Ingram
Sullivan
Bert Moore
Della Goodman
Etta Bledsoe
Delphia Rondebush
Esther Fern Calvin
Marjorie Hudson
Peddlers Barred From State Roads
T A Dicus chairman of the state highway commission notes a July resolution banning peddler stands on state highway right of way. Violations have occurred recently and enforcement by state police is urged to prevent traffic hazards as peddler vehicles encroach on the roadway.
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T. A. Dicus
State Highway Commission
No Music as Bride Leaves Wedding at Scotch College Chapel
Miss Irma Brown balks at the ceremony when the organ fails with electric wires out of order. She leaves the chapel and drives off until electricians repair the organ and the wedding can proceed.
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Melbourne
U. P
Irma Brown
Scotch College Chapel
Greene county boards in regular session in Bloomfield
Greene county Board of Review meets in Bloomfield for its regular annual session in the courthouse. Members include Joe Goodman Eskel Beasley and John M. Moore ex officio, with Joe Rogers and John Simpson appointed by Judge J Raymond Powell. The board has re assessed properties and reviews mortgage exemption affidavits. sessions begin Monday and will run about thirty five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Board of Review
Court House
Bloomfield
Greene County Commissioners
County Board of Review
Joe Goodman
Eskel Beasley
John M. Moore
J. Raymond Powell
Greene Circuit Court
Joe Rogers
Jasonville
John Simpson
Board of Review
Woodchopper Strong at 77 in Bellinham
Proctor C. Cook, 97, a lumber dealer for 77 years, and his team cut and sold 450 cords of wood this winter. He hopes to cut 1,000 cords next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellinham
Mass
U. P
Proctor C. Cook
Exemen
Cook
Live stock prices rise as hogs and cattle sell higher
Hog barrows and gilts steady to 10 cents higher with 6 000 head traded amid steady to live demand. Lights to heavy hogs quoted at 7.85 to 9.00, packing sows 7.60 to 8.25. Cattle demand strong with 2 300 head, calves 1 000, steers and heifers up 25 cents, cows steady. Top steers 10.50 with several loads 10.00 to 10.25 and bulk 8.50 to 8.75. heifers 9.50 to 9.40, yearlings up 50 cents, top 9.50.
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Federal Reserve American Bankers Ass'n. Fed
Deposit Insurance
Townsend Group
Willy
Marco
Gladys Smith
Jack
Wilma
Eva Howard
William Howard
Mary McKim
Frank McKim
Ray Golliher
Mary
Plainville
Emma Cross
Harry Fitzpatrick
Herman Vaughn
Sandborn
Dode Wright
Lowell Workman
Lyons
W. S. Wines
John Frederick
Bicknell
Helen Myers
Joe Kirkman
Charles Hunter
Near Nene
Rae Fitzpatrick
Alex Myers
Bernice
Sherritz
Judith Allen
Betty Compson
Milburn
Harry Carey
Lone Ranger
Chevrolet
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Linton, Indiana
W. C. Fields
Martha Raye
Nightingale
Dorothy Lamour
Shirley Ross
Ben Blue
Bob Hope
Lover
Lynne Overman
Rufe Davis
Leif Erikson
Grace Bradley
Lass
Lamour
Tito Guizar
Kirsten Flagstad
Shep Fields
Rhythm
Mitchell Leisen
Travelogue
Ross Vs. Armstrong
Dearmin & CO
June Travis
Lucille Ball
Travel
Ig HS
Chicago
Faye
Welty Stalcup
Hamilton Drug Co
Plymouth
Detroit
Major Bowes
C.B.S
E.D.S.T
Plymlah Path
Plymouh Division
Chrysler Corporation
Dorothy M. Weigl
Queens Village
N.Y
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