East Vincennes Street Site Once Holden Residence
Fragmentary classifieds note former T. J. Holden dwelling on East Vincennes street now serving as mine run shop location. Several ad lines reference J. N. Bayles gallery R. 5 Remington dry goods dealer and others selling sewing machines oils hats and hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Bayles
Tintype
R. 5
Remington
T. A. Turner
Aea. Comis
Aixpibep
Dora -Osbirhy
Iube Fiyaks
Social Roundup of Weekend and Weekday Visits
Miss Helen Shepherd and Miss Patty Talley from Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mrs. Larilda Booker and George Shepherd. Various couples and individuals from Indiana visited relatives and friends on weekends and weekdays, with reports of improvements for Mrs. Kate Newkirk and Mrs. Willard Andis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shepherd
Patty Talley
Indianapolis
Larilda Booker
George Shepherd
Jessie Poe Newkirk
Nan Collins
Clinton Goodman
Mort Gibbs
Patsy Ellis
Larry Ellis
Bicknell
Noah Garrison
Raymond Gibbs
Sullivan
Leo Robinson
Linton
James Wilson
Ralph Harringrton
Abe Booker
Debgie Goodman
Samantha Crawford
Dugger
Kate Newkirk
Rose Benefield Wilson
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Hazele Newkirk
Jessie Rae
Alma Gils
Atte Toy
Sarah Bachman
St Ceuis
Willard Andis
Aden Puckett
Detroit
Leslie
Willen Shearn
Taken to Hospital After Injury at Terre Haute
Ghert Pierce of 710 F street northeast was taken to Union hospital in Terre Haute yesterday for treatment expected to last several days. He remains under medical care as doctors assess injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghert ‘Pierce
F” Street
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Young People’s Methodists Elect Officers in Jasonville
Miss Wanda Walser of Linton is elected president of the Bloomington district young people’s organization with Mrs. Guy Ramsey as district counsellor at an all day M E church meeting in Jasonville. Over 115 delegates attended from across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Walser
Linton
Young People's Organization
The
Methodist Church
Bloomington
Guy Ramsey
M. E
Jasonville
Bessie Timmons
Bloomfield
Bonnie Cullison
Switz City
Alma
Emil Robbins
Indianapolis
Robbins
Arabia
Lawrence
Lowell Thomas
India
Ada Nelson
Young Tincher Drowns in Mine Pond near White Rose
Young Tincher, born August 21, 1922, drowned after slipping from an inner tube in a mine pond near White Rose. Funeral at Church of Christ in this city on Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev. R B Boyd officiating. Burial at Hickory cemetery. He was an honor student and notable musician at Linton Stockton High School. Survived by parents, one grandfather George Tincher, three brothers Floyd Jr Dur nald and Vannie, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rose
Paul Pershing
Durnald Poole
Vannie Tincher
Young Pershing
George Tincher
Linton
Floyd, Jr
Ee Tate
Vannie ‘Lestie
Sime
Market Report Steady Prices Amid Slow Trade
Cattle numbers reach about 300 steers and 500 calves with a slow market and insufficient supply to test trends. Fat cows bring 5.25 to 26.50, cutters 4 to 5.25, feeders steady with top at 8.50 and midweek quotes for pigs and meat products shown. Packing meats range 7.15 to 8.75 with discounts noted for certain items.
Public Town Meeting Set for June 24 at Bloomfield Courthouse
A public town meeting is planned for Friday June 24 at 7 30 PM in the Bloomfield courthouse. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Court House
Prize contest fan wins hundreds of prizes in St Paul
Clarence D. Johnson of St Paul, a railway clerk, has won more than 100 prizes from contests since he began entering. His awards include an automobile, seven bicycles, two wrist watches, a refrigerator, radios, a phonograph, a laser, dolls and cash prizes, with values from $1 to $1,000. He explains he picks contests by studying sponsors and entering accordingly, noting his best year was 1933 and his biggest prize an automobile in 1954.
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ST. Paul
Clarence D. Johnson
Johnson
War Auto
Bethy
Betty
Social Security Records Handle Huge Wage Postings
The Social Security Board in Baltimore posts workers wages at a rate of 650000 daily as part of the nations largest bookkeeping effort. James E. Snider notes employers report quarterly to the Internal Revenue Service who forward these totals to the board for credit to each employee. The Terre Haute field office displays how wages are recorded to determine eventual benefits awaiting workers aged 65 and surviving heirs.
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Social Security Board
Baltimore
James E. Snider
Terre Haute
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Snider
Ohio Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Reserve
American Bankers
Citizens H National Bank
Pleasantville
TLEMS
Fincher
Shay
Feria
Flean
UMW
Petstis Tpl
Heuer Seely Vo Selowen
Lineleys
Grand Theatre
Lola Lane
Torchy Blane
Panama
Terry Toon
Hilly Crackett
Wilma Schrorer
Joan Myers
Donald
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Linton Ice and Cold Storage Company
Linton Ice & Locker Co., Inc
South Main St
Glen H. Corlette
Secy
Treas
Sherritz
Clayton Funeral Home
Owen Fresh
Graham CR Kers
AX & Fry
Powell Motor Sales
W. Vincennes
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