Red Ryder Furnaces Greene Co. Furnace Co
Local appliance firm lists Red Ryder Furnaces and Greene County Furnace Company at 80 W Vincennes Street with phone 822 offering heating equipment and services.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1940
Page
3
Local appliance firm lists Red Ryder Furnaces and Greene County Furnace Company at 80 W Vincennes Street with phone 822 offering heating equipment and services.
Rossy McAfee seeks to uncover the truth behind his father Ham McAfee’s death in a deadly ball game. Cousin Steve Hogg accuses Tollivar of killing Ham as part of a long running feud. Rossy steps toward a confrontation at the timbered land as danger gathers.
Ke V Emery of Bloomfield and many relatives from Bloomington Lyons Edwardsport Vincennes Newberry DeKalb Indiana Indianapolis Linton Bedford California visit or host relatives and attend services. Guests include Hiram and Donna Jane Baird Riley and Glen Anderson Keith Neida Sue and Phillip Killian among others with travel between Bloomington Elnora Dagger and Carmel areas.
Mrs. Ramsey Powell and daughter Lotus visit Mr and Mrs William Powell and Mr and Mrs Lester Powell and son Sunday. Miss Mildred Headley called on Mrs Powell and others in the community.
Miss Betty Powell attended Sunday services. Mr. and Mrs Charles Headley and family and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kline and children visited Providence church. Charlie Mack of Patricksburg visited Ramsey Powell. Elmer Bedwell and L. D. Bedwell hosted guests Chester Powell visited Patricksburg Monday.
Hogs about 4000 head with early bids about 10 cents lower at 5.15. Much of the late hog trade unsold, holding at 5.25. Cattle and calves about 50 each. Steers top near 10.40 with bulk 9.25 to 10.25 and heavy lots 9.15. Heifers up to 10.50, common and good 9 to 9.90. Canners 4.25 to 5.75. Bulls 7. Weaner price around 0.50 lower with late top near 10.0.
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