Transfers Filed in Greene County Real Estate Listings
Twenty four real estate transfers filed in Greene County from Bloomfield courthouse list numerous parcels and lots. Names include Mitten Dyer Brown Owen Barnes estate Harrah Johnson Jasonville Linton and Wright township with parcels near Worthington Linton and Jasonville.
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Greene
Court House
Bloomfield
Verna Henry
County
Benjamin
Mitten
Fred E. Oyen
Worrthington
Fred E. Dyer
Benjane B. Mitten
Worthington
Susie Brown
Amy Lou Doyland
Margaret Owen
S. B. Harrah
Margaret A. Barnes
Robert H. Simmert
Island Valley Coal Company
Jasonville
Fletcher Trust Company
Ogf
Linton
Herbert Priest
Ed Hall
Mary P. Humphreys
Greene County Tax Tabulations Show Spring Collections Strong
County treasurer John M. Moore reports spring tax receipts across Greene County with most townships above 85 percent collected. Totals show charged taxes at 357,859.68 and collected 310,545.35, with 100.5 percent in Fairplay and overpayments explained by early and additional payments.
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Greene County
John M. Moore
Richland Township
Bloomfield
Taylor Township
Cass Township
Newberry
Jackson Township
Center Township
Beech Creek Township
Highland Township
Fairplay Township
Switz City
Smith Township
Jefferson Township
Worthington
Jasonville
Stockton Township
Linton
Stafford Township
Washington Township
Lyons
Grant Township
Amateur chiefs are first at fires in Buffalo
In Buffalo on June 20 two civic mavericks Edward G. Zeller and A B Wright are noted as early fire scene arrivals. They install home alarm bells and chase fires as a hobby often meeting during large blazes. Yeller, son of a Buffalo fire chief, even rides the engines to scenes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffallo
Edward G. Zeller
Buffalo School Board
A. B. Wright
Yeller
Angling Season Starts Strong Across Indiana Venues
Virgil M. Simmons reports the 1938 fishing season opened with record crowds. More than twenty thousand anglers joined pre opening events at Angola LaGrange Syracuse Monticello and Shakamak state park and Brown County state game preserve. Four lakes at Brown County Morgan Monroe forests opened first time with no boats and no fee.
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Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Angola
LaGrange
Syracuse
Monticello
Shakamak State Park
Brown County State Game Preserve
Morgan-Monroe State Forest
Bearded anglers crash window on Beacon Street
Two tuxedo garbed fishermen cast lines on Beacon street at 2 am. The lead sinker shattered a plate glass drug-store window. Disgusted, the men climbed into a car and drove away.
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Brookline
Mass
U.R
Beacon Street
Openings Listed in Regular Army
Enlistments are being received for the U S Army as announced by Sergeant Ray T. Smith recruiting officer at Terre Haute 315 Federal Building He says unmarried men between 18 and 56 may enlist The 11th Infantry Band at Ft Benjamin Harrison has four vacancies for qualified musicians including piano French horn cornet and clarinet players Recruiting information will be sent from his office.
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United States Army
Ray T. Smith
Terre Haute
Federal Building
Sergt. Smith
11Th Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
State Road Work Progressing Despite Weather
Construction and maintenance on the state highway system move forward with many detours and new projects. T A Dieus reports that oiling surface treatment and resurfacing over a thousand miles continue, with most jobs set for completion by summer and early fall.
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T. A. Dieus
State Highway Commission
Standard Bearers to Meet at Methodist Church Tonight
Members of the Standard Bearers of the Methodist Church are asked to meet at the church at 7 o clock this evening to go to Lyons. Cars will be provided.
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Methodist Church
Dugger Defeats Linton Players 4-3 in Tennis Match
Memors of the Dugger Tennis Club secured their second win of the 1938 season by defeating the Linton Tennis Club 4-3 on Dugger courts. Doubles results and singles outcomes are itemized, with future matches planned against Washington Tennis Club and Sullivan courtmen.
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Dugger Tennis
Linton Tennis Club
Dugger
Lintonians
Linton Court
Thomas
Jeffries
Bennett
Davis
Linton
Seaman
Aikin
Walser
Lockwood Linton
Wolfe
Harding
Carr
Linton +Tennis squad
Washington Tennis Club
Sullivan Courtmen
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Hoisted Prices
Indianapolis June market notes show hogs at 6500 total with steady tone. Cattle and calves 1200 and 800 respectively, demand steady across classes. steers and heifers improved, cows around five to six dollars, veal steady, hogs and sows varied with light activity.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Steedy
Vealuis
Taos Sitauithy
Rath Goer
Senehter
Caupernbur Diet Union Meeting Prompts Attendance Request
Members of Caupernbur's diet union met on 758 o'clock Tuesday evening with 487 attendees in attendance. Meetings with the K of P were urged and President Peet Brady urged to be present.
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Wwe
Caupernbur
Diet Union
K. of
P. Hal. Alkaves
Peet
Expert foresees finish of blight in elm disease fight
Boston June 20. Dr J H Faull of the Arnold Arboretum says a 25 percent drop in Dutch elm disease last year boosts belief eradication is possible. The disease, first shown in 1929, centers around New York and threatens a national asset of over 750 million dollars. Faull estimates 5 to 10 years of intensive work at about 3 million dollars annually would achieve complete eradication.
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Boston
United States
J. H. Faull
Arnold Arboretum
Arboretum
New York
Faull
Washington trowel used again for new Hall cornerstone
The trowel George Washington used to lay the Capitol corner stone in 1793 was loaned by his Masonic lodge to George Washington University for laying the 2,798 pound cornerstone of the Hall of Government.
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Washington
D. C
U.P
George Washington
Capitol
Masonic Lodge
George Washington University
Wool Resists Salt Water Clipper Lightning Wool Recovered
The Lightning clipper ship burned in Corio bay in 1869 carried wool that, 69 years later, has been recovered. The wool remains curled and seaworthy despite long immersion.
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Melbourne
U.P
Lightning
Corio Bay
Time slips on Santa Rosa hardware ad old price surge
Ketterling Brothers of Santa Rosa uncover an old clipping from 28 years ago showing mesh wire prices in a rancher’s advertisement. The discovery reveals a delayed effect of historic pricing in a modern inquiry by the hardware firm.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
U PR
Ketterling Brothers
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Citizens’ National Bank
Federal Reserve
American Bankers Ass'n
Fed'r
Indiana
Clayton Funeral Home
North Main St
Steve Gas
Atlas Tires
Rex Perkins, Mer
Municipal Utilities
Se Ee
Clark Gable
Myrna Lou
Spencer Tracy
Lea
Perl Headley
P.O. Box
Sher - Ritz
Loretta Young
Rhodenbeck Bros
FORD
Chevrolet
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Linton, Indiana
Wilma Schroer
Bill Drackett
Billy Burress
Joan Myers
Lloyd Corbin
Jerry Rice
Fitz Bakery
Bungalow Grocery
Powell & Maddison Harley Ham Grocery
Jarmon & Purcell Grocery
Linton Milk Co
Louie Steward Grocery
Marley Sponsler Grocery
P. R. Olinger
Michael Grocery
Martin & DeCoursey Hattery Grocery
Good's
Chet Keller
Thomas & Reel New Union Lumber Co
Arthur Harbin
Wright's Grocery
Cravens Cleaning Co
Murphy
Taylor South Linton
Wall & Wakefield
Carlton
Blades Sandwich Shop
Johnson Feed Store
Linton Hardware Co
Witty
Burress
Harbin's
Raney's
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber CO
South Main St
New Home Furniture Co
Vincennes St
Liccett & Myzas Tobacco Co
Cig. CZ
Grace Moore
Andre Kostelanetz
Paul Whiteman
Deems Taylor
Paul Douglas
Kesterfield
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