Court News Bloomfield Court News Update
Bloomfield notes probate actions for William Johnson estate George Kidd administrator seeks six months to settle. Trusts and final settlements approved for multiple estates including Hohriam Pierce John Speaker Idith Carr McGinty and Raymond Johnson. Jack Carrell dies Vincennes. Bloomfield plans Fourth with carnival acts and Legion event.
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Bloomfield
William Johnson
George J. Kidd
Lstate
David Boling
Paul Haywood
Hohriam Pierce
Eatate
John 1
Fred J. Dyer
Greene County
Idith Carr McGinty
Fred Ji
Dyer
Raymond Johnson
Josephine Delmson
Administrateix
Rel Ii
de Bonis Non
Red I
Aseneth J. Boner
Myrtle Scott
Betty Snow
Ward
Rose A. Templeton
Edward Smith
Rex V. Miller
Edna Singleton
Glen Wills
Janice Marie Will
Guardian
Janice Marie Wills
John Lewis Wills
Sherman Jackson
Tunis
Paul Jackson
Minnie A. Cade
Esther Pauline Gade
Stella Durnal
William M. J’enrod
Charles Durnal
Charles i Purnal
Gath
Jack Carrell
Poppy Sale Report by Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion
The Ladies Auxiliary of the rank Courtney Post of American Legion reports 1900 poppies sold, netting $163.80 to aid disabled soldiers at Marion hospital and for child welfare in Linton. Plans include Rotary dinners for ten weeks, a Fourth of July parade float, and a membership drive aiming for 126 by June 24.
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Courtney Post
American Legion
Thad Spice
Marion Hospital
Linton
Rotary
Cairman
John Watkins
Meredith Jones
Floyd Shannon
Auxiliary
Legion ‘Post
Mina
Lewis J. Lemastra
Clinton
Ind
Jaye Rose
McCormick’s Creek Canyon
Wallingford
Report on Livestock Prices in Indianapolis
Report from Indianapolis lists holdovers 104 steady with Afous 2500. Treavies 0.75 to 8.005, mediums 0 to 0.00, lights 9.95 to 10.04. Cattle 100, Calves 100. Compared Friday last week beef sellers 0 to 0 lower, good and choice heifers steady to 0.50 lower, other cattle 0 to 0.50 lower. Top steers 12.50, bulk 9.25 to 10.85. Good to choice heifers 9.50 to 41, cows 5 to 8, cutters 3.25 to 4.75. Vealers 0.50 lower today 3 down.
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Indianapolis
W.R
Brazil Bowlers Invade Linton Duck Pin Alleys
Two Brazilian bowling teams visit Linton on East Vincennes Street to face local bowlers. A Brazilian women’s team meets the Linton ladies at 2 pm, followed by the men’s match at 4 pm. The Brazilian women’s squad is regarded as one of the state’s best.
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Brazil
Linton
Vincennes Street
Miners Ready 10 Meet Ben Davis
Manager Emmett Perkins reports the Linton Miners are set to host Ben Davis of Indianapolis Sunday at 2 30 pm at City Park diamond. Local fans are expected to attend as Linton lists players McPhail Wrights Rhodenbeek Trinkle Tess Puttle Weaver Rice McAllister and Perkins. John Hess will start for Linton with Jake Reynolds on the mound for Ben Davis.
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Emmett Perkins
Linton
City Park
Ben Davis
Indianapolis
I. McPhail
We MeéPhail
W. Wright
P. Wright
Gi Wright
Rhodenbeek
Trinkle
Clark
Tess
Puttle
Weaver
Rice
McAllister
Perkins
John Hess
Jake Reynolds
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Maxwell Furniture Co
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South Main
Oshkosh B’gosh
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Frigidaire
F. I. Meng Federal Tire Service
Clayton
Funeral Home Phone
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Court News
Fred Carrell
Vincennes
Tle
Kathern Carrell
Vernal Taster
Lee Hains
Wilbur 3Iddle
Carl Heaton
Mary Carrell
Alma’ Burehman
Francis Carrell
Starns & Vale Carnival Company
Hixson Show Grounds
Bays Bros. Circus
John Robinson
Lillian St. Leon
Congress Oddities
Hoagland
Daring Mary Miller
Europe
Gentry Bros
Sherritz
Stone
Culver Cree
Noel Francs
Marion Shhlug
Peggy Campbell
Clayton Funeral Home
Street
Grand Theatre
Guarles Boyer
Helen Winsor Epickles “Cou
Joan Bennett
Silly Symphony
Etta Kett
Ettas
Evein
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Keily
al OW O Pyrigtt
Central Press
Ass'n
Mack Tyler
W. Vincennes
Pontiac
Plymouth
Buick Powell Motor Sales
Astor News
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Weaver-Wall's
Jerry
Silver Queen
Laurenda
A. B. Conners
NEW Union Lumber
Weaver Wall Products
Jasonville
New Union Lumber Company
Big Sister
Byles Forgrave
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