Newberry Community Notes Show Visits and Family Ties
June 20 Newberry report of residents and visitors. Richoard Hamby and daughters from Chicago visit Warfield family. Frank Musselman of Indianapolis visits relatives. Various locals host or travel to Vincennes, Washington, Terre Haute, and Bloomfield for weekends and family events. The piece also notes a funeral in Burns City and an historical line about nails prior to the fifteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Pauline Mount
Chicago
Arthur Jean
Eva Nagle
Lois Ringe
Mary Jo
Brazil
Elizabeth Cunningham
Christia Church
Burns City
Cunningham
J. K. Cunningham
BE. K. In
Betty Jane Russell
Kirksville
Ill
Herman Hatfield
Granville Ghrlatenberry
T. C. Reintjes
Terre Haute
Herschel Stormes
Viv
C. R. Garr
Switt City
Max Ledgerwood
Louisville
Mable Ledgerwood
Mary Ja Myers
Bloomfield
Mar
Wesley Myers
Noble Huffman
Vincennes
Joe Sipes
Ruby Miller
Edon
Charley Miller
Chester Miller
Washington
Ralph Thomas
Walter Ketchem
Robert Scott
Wloise Hamilton
I. U. At
Bloomington
Sue Killian
Albert Musselman
Ralph Isenogle
Word Puzzle Across and Down Daily Crossword Clue List
A dense, fragmentary crossword puzzle page with across and down clues including names, places, and abbreviations. Entries mention Hindu women, Irish poets, American cities, and various descriptors, with many garbled spellings and broken phrases.
Church Groups in Jasonville Meet for Social Evening
June 20 Jasonville church groups hosted a gathering at the home of Rev and Mrs A C Trusty on South Lawton Street. The choir from Lawton Street Christian Church presented a program including solos, a talk, duets, and an impersonation game. A picnic lunch followed on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Lawton Street
Margaret Cumnick
Ford
A. K. Buchanan
James Shouse
Elmer Blanton
Ped Rowe
Eugene Reynolds
Marion Busenburg
Ralph Cummick
Rupert Fields
Allen Trusty
Curtiss Hastings
Ed Long
Irene Long
Porter Campbell
Eunice Campbell
Maude Powell
Fonda Powell
Mia
Roma Walker
Ivelyn Whittington
Jane Budd
Mary Hamilton
Dora Faye Greenwoo
June Collins
Elizabeth McBride
Margaret Cummic
Social Visits and Illnesss Across Plum Branch
Mrs Perry Powell and Esther Powell received Tuesday evening visitors while Rev Avery Gabbard and family hosted guests Tuesday evening. Lone Beasley and son called on Trent Pirtle Tuesday evening. M L Fiscus and wife visited Vincennes Sunday with their son Bennie. Wilma Ruth Bedwell and Mary Bedwell joined Mr and Mrs W H Powell Sunday evening as Powell recovers. Afternoon callers included Mildred Murtha and the Headley sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Powell
Esther Powell
Kenneth Kline
Avery Gabbard
Lone Beasley and
Trent Pirtle
M. L. Fiscus
Vincennes
Willard
Fiscus
Bennie
Mary
Bedwell
Wilma Ruth
W.H. Powell
the Powell
Robert Wilkes
Mildred Barden
Lula Mae Headley
Donald Page
Jesi¢ Pearl
Mildred Murtha
Jane
Rosemary Headley
Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Auction
Report from Indianapolis on June 20 shows hogs 3,000 head holdovers 6511 mostly steady to up to 6e higher. Heavies 8.90 to 9.45, mediums 9.45 to 9.70, lights 9.65 to 9.75. Cattle 700, calves 500. slaughter classes steady. top steers 12, bulk under 10.50, cows 4.75 to 6.50, low cutters 4 to 4.50, weaners 7.50 down. Sheep 500. lambs steady. ewes and wether lambs 7.50 to 8, some 8.25. slaughter sheep 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
No state has higher share of sold residents than Native Americans
A fragment notes that no state in the union has a greater percentage of soldis r than the native American population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Tonic claims to restore red blood cells and energy
An old advertisement touts a tonic to combat bodily fatigue and loss of appetite from low red blood cells. It asserts the remedy boosts red blood cell counts, improves digestion, and renews energy, with a two week supply and years of success at drug stores.
Considerable coal given to needy in Indiana
June 18 Indianapolis report on the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief announces the distribution of roughly 350,000 tons of coal to relief families across Indiana. Coal was bought from Indiana mines and delivered via 600 dealers under commission supervision, supporting miners and reducing relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Goveernor
Commission On Unemployment Relief
Indiana
CG. A. McKamey
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Central Press
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Kas
Constance ‘Morrow
Anne Lind
Dwight Morrow
Spe
Starns & Hale
THE
American Legion
England
Ey Frigidaire Federal Tire Service
Aily Gross
Metal
Steamshilp
City
Min
Nesota
Ladybird
Vase
Danigarts
Cope
West Indies
Reg
Iso
Lawton Street Choir
Plum Branch
Avery Murray Drug CO
N. Maln'st
McLaughlin
Powell & Norris
Sterling
Billy
Oakley
Hage
Welty Stalcup
Calvin FB. Barnes
Linton, Ind
Kelvinator
Safrigerar
Notie
Ainton Hardware” Cos
Air Bargain Prichs
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Dearmin & CO
City Hall
Bert Lytell
New Silvertowns
Minneapolis
Googrich
Goodrich
Mae
Golden Py
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