Real estate transfers listed in county recorder records
Transfers of real estate in Greene County and neighboring townships detailed by grantors and grantees. Names include Moses, Duckworth, Baker, Townsend, England, West, Hasler, Letsinger, Gilman, Sipes, Crow, and others with parcels ranging from 20 to 172 acres and limited street and lot descriptions in Bloomfield, Jasonville, Worthington, Switz City, and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkie Jr
George Moses
Nelle M
Robert Earl Moses
Dukworth
Mary Even Duckworth
Geo. E. Moses
Nelie M. Moses
Robert E. Moses
George E. Moses
Neile M. Moses
Jefferson Township
Rae’ Baker
Margaret Baker
May Greenway
Midland
Charlies B. Townsend
Lula M. Townsend
Lonnie L. England
Margaret W. England
A. Workman
Drewest
Hazel M. West
Richland Township
Haines
Nellie Haines
Georgia
Taylor Township
Ntrew Jackson West
Hazel Marie West
Robert
Marcella I. Cushman
Kirk English
Glen Fish
Flossie D. Fish
Lote
P. Fry
Jasonville
Aden Hasler
Nelle Hasler
Ruth L. Hasler
Charles Letsinger
Estella Letsinger
Robert A. Gilman
Elizabeth Gilman
Grant Township
Oscar Summerville
Daisy Summerville
Homer Booker
Alfred R. Osburn
Mamie Osburn
Elbert Sipes
Marjorie Sipes
Aden G. Cavins
Bloomfield
Margaret
Williamar Henry Bo
Nellie Bough
Clark Crow
Ethel Crow
Henry E. Wonders
Zenith Wonders
Wright Township
Daisy D. Landis
Stella J. Wright
Franklin Street
Charles Marshall Rector
Martha Jane Rector
Ralph Hudson
Hazel Hudson
Highland Township
Iva D. Harbin
Maude Celeste Campbell
James F. Hinman Sr
Stafford Township
Wright School
Ray Puckett
Lena Puckett
Wright School District No
Wilbur Floyd Hartling
Ellen M. Hartling
William C., Isenogle
Rebecca M
Olive W. Joyce
Switz City
Ruth Groomer
Robert Groomer
Embra Cook
Newsman flies in with Marauders during invasion day
United Press war correspondent Connie Small rides in a Marauder with Lt. Carl Oliver over the invasion coast. The narrative describes 5000 foot low altitude air strikes, flak bursts, paratroopers, naval bombardment, and the dawn Channel operations as Allied forces push ashore and support the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
U.P
No-man’s Land
Carl Oliver
Sacramento
Calif
Eldon le van
Santa Barbara
Navy
Plan Acceptance of War Equipment Ceremony in Indianapolis
Eugene C. Pulliam announces that war equipment funded by America's school children through war bonds will be received at Stout Field for President Roosevelt. Brig. Gen. Frederick W. Evans will accept the gear and an inscribed plaque from a Japanese propeller. Contents include ambulances bombers amphibious and flying jeeps parachutes hire boats and related items. Daniel Melcher will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indiana
War Finance Committe
America
Roosevelt
Stout Field
Frederick W. Evans
Troop Carrier Command
Pulliam
Daniel Melcher
Treasury Department War Finance Division
Wife hid jewels to teach husband caution after fake robbery
New Orleans police say John Blair reported a $2,600 jewel robbery but his wife confessed she hid the jewelry to teach him not to leave valuables around. Detectives investigated the incident as a learning exercise rather than a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John Blair
Enlistment Openings for 17 Year Olds in Air Crew Training
The Army Air Forces announces reopened enlistment for 17 year olds willing to train as air crew. Civilians and soldiers meeting specified categories undergo mental, physical exams and interviews at George Field to qualify as navigators, bombardiers, or gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces Examining Board
George Field
Aviation Cadet
AAF Examining Board
RAF
Air Corps
Army
Air Corps Reserve
Caa-Wts
AAF
D. Aaf
Civil Contract
Enlisted Reserve Corps
Th Aaf
Continental United States
Afterton
Frew W. Seler
Lawrenceville
Indiana List Of Prisoners Of War Is Released
The War Department published 824 American POWs held by the enemy. Indiana names include 13 listed as interned by Germany and two by Romania with their home addresses and next of kin. The list covers officers and enlisted men from Evansville Beech Grove Hammond Indianapolis and other Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
U. S
Germany
Romania
Indiana
Albert D. Bryne
Dorothy R. Bryne
S. Weinbach Ave
Evansville
Stanley J. Campbell
Betty E. Campbell
Goodland
Leo A. Chruby
Josephine Chruby
Baring Ave
Chicago
Kenneth C. Cook
Nellie C. Lowe
Cicero
Charles F. Elliott
Lisie M. Elliott
S. Walnut St
Bloomington
Daniel H. Faith
Lillie Saith
Bruceville
Charles M. Heck
Pearl. M. Heck
N. 19Th Ave
Beech Grove
Charles F. Hill
Alice L. Hill
West Brawning Ave
Ft. Wayne
Carl J. Kasper
Rita F. Kasper
Sibley St
Hammond
Joseph O. Lampkins
Katherine M. Lampkin
9Th St
Tell City
Harvey Phipps
Alda Phipps
Ford St
Indianapolis
John W. Rapp
Caroline E. Rapp
Keystone Ave
Earl M. Royer
Charles N. Baker
Route 3
Mitchell
Edward J
Danel Walstra
Henry Walstra
Demotte
Ivan L. Elsrod
Eastern Ave
Connersville
John M. McCormick
Florence C. McCormick
Pierce St
Gary
Boll Weevil Survival Drops in South This Winter
Entomologists say boll weevil survival in Southern states was the lowest since 1940. More than 400 youth brigades, mostly girls, work on reconstructing Stalingrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalingrad
Postal Workers Elect Officers in Indiana Chapter
The Indiana Chapter of the National Association of Postal Workers elected Paul G. Smiley of Washington as president at the state convention closing. Other officers elected include Douglas A. Blaising of New Haven as first vice president Al Rumbach of Jasper as second vice president Mrs Hael Widows of Geneva as third vice president Mrs Helen McConnell of Scipio as fourth vice president and Mrs Thelma Shuff of Van Buren as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
National Association of Postmasters
Paul G. Smiley
Washington
Douglas A. Blaising
New Haven
al Rumbach
Jasper
Hael Widows
Geneva
Helen McConnell
Scipio
Thelma Shuff
Vanburen
Rise in Motor Fuel Demand in First Quarter 1944
Total demand for motor fuel is estimated at about 164,000,000 barrels for the first quarter of 1944, a gain of more than 32 percent over the same period last year. The increase reflects a substantial rise in civilian use as well as large military and export requirements.
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By Connie Small
England
France
Kurl
Charrm-Kurl
Karl
Hamilton Drug Company and Drug
Hitler
Europe
LCI
Normandy
Acme
Bert Brandt
War
Cherbourg
le Havre
Phot Corps
NEA
MT. Olive News
Lola Beasley
William Pruitt
Gerald Lee Reed
Worthington
Robert Beasley
Cecil Wonder
Junior Pruitt
the Citizen
U.S
Packers
ORL
S.S.8
O.P.A
Tire Headquarters
Firestone
Paul Gambill
Herschel Pirtle
Mgr
North Main ST
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