Greene County Students At Indiana University Roster
Indiana University enrolls 4,200 students this year including twenty from Linton and a long list from Greene County towns. The Greene County roster spans Bloomfield Lyons Switz City Worthington and Newberry with many others. The list records numerous names and towns across the county and shows 500 seniors and graduates receiving degrees at commencement.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Linton
Winnie M. Baker
Kern Grant Beasley
Truman Bennie
Helen Bland
Otho W. Breck
Fred L. Cravens
Sherman Wesley Eager
Lucille Ellis
Mary Eunice Ground
Donald M. Harris
Mabel Heitman
Roxye M. Humphreys
Ethel Ann Heitman
Gerald Wayne Landis
Rex Davhl Landis
Gladys Agnes Malicoat
Myrtle Malicoat
Vinta Evelyn Newman
Embree Rector Rose
Harriet Pearl Schloot
State University
Graduates and Student Societies Noted in Greene County List
The Greene county graduating class lists ten representatives by town including Bloomfield Saint Hazel Workman English. Jasonville Arthur Letsinger. Linton Ethel Heitman. Salsbury Kenneth Ray. Switz City Mary Dillon. Florence Ballard. Cora Mason. Iva Duke. Members noted include Classical club Latin Greek magazine writers Pi Beta Phi Garrick Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa and university orchestra.
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Greene County
Linton
Blacknfield
Edith Bauer
Carrie Beatrice Blackmore
Mary Ann Blackmore
Wesley Branstetter
Grace Bynum
Daisy Amanda Calvert
Lelia Cavins
Charles A. Chamberlain
Earl H. Chaney
Angelia Marie Cravens
Iona Duke
Iva Alma Dukse
Wayne Gilbert Foddrill
Reed Foster
Olaf J. Gheen
Lena Victoria
Dorothy J. Workman
Hazel Audrey Workman
Helen Lucile Workman
Lyons
Belle T. Aldridge
Otis Mason Aldridge
Olivia Annetta Baker
Joel Newton Benham
Laurel Lee Chambers
Charles O. Clasby
Ralph Oran Deckard
Violet Jane Houser
Joseph Estel Jones
Victoria Phnolman
Velma Pirtle
Ethel Katherine Skemp
Otto Jennings Stoop
Tennessee Aubrey Strauser
Switz City
Arthur Lowell Bridell
Delbert William Corbin
Gilbert Corbin
Edith Winona Dillon
Mary Elizabeth Dillon
Lcid
Ellen Hunter
Mildred Mason
Florence M. Strauser
Gerald Switz
John D. Terhune
Solsberry
Bennie Alta Anderson
Thomas Lee Anderson
Olive Fern Crane
Ralph W. Crane
Vincent H. Crane
Iris Rosamond Faucett
Wilma Lindsey
Kenneth W. Ray
Roy Weaver
Worthington
Marion Frances Baker
Florence Elizabeth Ballard
Emily E. Brenton
Ruby Ebien Dyer
Rex Fuller
Albert L. Marter
Myrtle Hays Owen
Paul A. Trent
Gorda Elen Wright
Newberry
Anna I. Hasler
Margaret Ruth Hasler
Ruth Florence
Junckenbush
Philip M. Weasner
Mineral
Bacher of Science
Ars
Ctor
Bloomfield
Iya
Alma Dukes
Iva L. Duke
Pi Beta Phi
Garrick Club
Sigma Delta Phi
University Orchestra
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Florence E. Ballard
Indiana Commen Will Not Hinder Joint Conference
Terre Haute June 14 In response to Cleveland reports of a four state wage scale conference coal operators and miners Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association secretary treasurer P H Penna said central field operators oppose fragmented talks and would prolong the strike. Indiana scale committee says only a conference with proper district representation can be considered.
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Terre Haute
Cleveland
P. H. Penna
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Ohio
Indiana
Pittsburg
M. Gallagher
Eastern Ohio Coal Association
Death at Bloomfield claims Mrs Maggie Harrell
Maggie Harrell died Tuesday morning at her West Spring street home in Bloomfield. She leaves son Elmer Harrell and foster daughter Miss Della Harrell, both of Bloomfield, plus sisters Mrs Martha Hamilton of Bloomfield and Mrs Mary Skelton of Stinesville. She belonged to the Presbyterian church.
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Bloomfield
Maggie Harrell
West Spring Street
Elmer Harrell
Della Harrell
Martha Hamilton
Mary Skelton
Stinesville
Presbyterian Church
Seven Hundred Armed Miners Rampage Near Terre Haute
Five hundred Terre Haute miners and two hundred from Staunton joined in a mass mobilization driving five wagon mines shut. Armed marchers damaged property, disarmed two gunmen, and jeered owner Guy Meekin before a downtown parade. A mass meeting is planned tonight to map further action.
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Terre Haute
Staunton
Jones Mine
Meekin
Guy Meekin
State orders suit to halt coal mining under Wabash River
Indianapolis June 14 A suit seeks an injunction to prevent Western Coal Mining Co from mining coal under the Wabash River in Vigo County claiming the land is state property. The complaint alleges the company already mined about 125000 tons with about 50000 tons more remaining and the state seeks a permanent injunction.
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Wabash River
Indianapolis
Western Coal Mining Company
Vigo County
U. S. Lesh
Weather Report Favors Little Change Tonight and Thu
Fair with little change in temperature tonight and Thursday. Winds light to moderate, no rainfall expected, and daytime highs near seasonal norms. Overnight lows remain mild, with pleasant conditions across the region.
Cannot Get Drunk On Land But We Can At Sea
Representative James A. Gallivan of Massachusetts denounces shipping board for permitting liquor sales aboard U S ships citing a wine list from President Pierce showing rye whisky and Jamaica rum available for observable prices. He argues Volstead law hypocrisy as enforcement ends at three miles.
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Washington
Shipping Board
James A. Gallivan
Massachusetts
Pierce
Galligan
Jamaica
United States Shipping Board
Lasker
Peninsula State
Extra Session Unlikely Without Subsidy Bill
The article reports on revived efforts to pass the ship subsidy bill for the American merchant marine. The House merchant marine committee completed a redraft and planned reintroduction to be reviewed by full committee, with hopes for quick reporting. President Harding warned of a special session if Congress fails to enact the subsidy before adjournment, influencing House rules and party leaders.
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House
Committee On Rules
Congress
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Washington
Harding
Representative Campbell
Kansas
Lockjaw Proves Fatal in Indiana Woman’s Fall
Mrs. Charles Zasom of near Princeton Indiana died from blood poisoning after lockjaw developed from a fracture of her arm suffered in a fall from a wagon several days earlier. The incident occurred near Princeton with details recorded on June 14.
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Princeton
Ind
Charles Zasom
Here
Mine Operators Seek Conference With Union Heads
Washington reports that President Lewis began talks with operators from Indiana Ohio and Illinois about a joint central competitive field conference to end the national coal strike. Miners led by William Green indicated readiness to meet on tonnage grounds, with timing aimed for next week and scope spanning western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Washington
Lewis
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Cincinnati
William Green
United Mine Workers
Green
Cleveland
T. K. Maher
Maher Collieries Company
Tornado Hits Orleans Causing 100000 In Damages
A tornado struck Orleans Indiana on June 13 causing about 100000 in property damage. The Orleans Cabinet Company suffered an estimated fifty thousand dollars in losses with no fatalities reported.
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Orleans
Ind
Orleans Cabinet Co Any
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greene Gounty
Bloomfield, Lyons, Switz City
of Philosophy
Mr. Penna Says
Weather Report
Mr. Gallivan
Pittsburg Group of Operators
Cleveland Dispatch
Mr. Green
Pittsburg Group
Pittsburg Coal Producers’ Association
Hocking Valley
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Frank Farrington
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