Transfers Filed With Recorder
Transfers of county property filed in Bloomfield include multiple transfers in Richland and Highland townships, Linton and Jasonville additions, with owners such as Bays, Nelson, Carlton, Shepard, Fitzpatrick, Pendleton, Chesnut, Seals, Knight, Humphreys, Taylor, Wall, Wright, Adams, Freetz, Anderson, Layman, Haines, Long, Hazelrigg, Hixson, Barker, Beasley, Stephens, Sexton, Sink, and trusteeship arrangements in Powell Warrick additions.
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County Recorder
Bloomfield
Billy D. Bays
Harry W. Nelson
Richland Township
William B. Carlton
Agnes M. Shepard
Island Coal Company
Linton
Alice Matilda Fitzpatrick
Rose
Anton Pendleton
Thomas E. Chesnut
Walter Seals
Orville Knight
Andrew Humphreys
Willian A. Taylor
West Linton
Tommy Wall, Jr
Wilbur L. Wright
W. W. Hubbard
Josephine Adams
Iane C
Mary E. Stephens
Ervin W. Brown
Highland Township
Stella May Sexton
Ben H. Sink
Powell and Warrick
Jasonville
Pleasantville High School Class of 1951 Reunion Plan
The Pleasantville high school 1951 graduates plan a reunion at Humphreys park in Linton on Sunday July 4. A basket dinner will be served at noon and attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
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Pleasantville High School
Humphreys Park
Linton
In memory of Mildred Terrell Corbin
Beloved daughter Mildred Terrell Corbin passed away June 26 1936. She is sadly missed by her family and loved ones.
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Mildred Terrell Corbin
Guatemala Revolt Gains Support Amid Rebel Advances
Gen. Carlos Castillo Armas reported growing civilian backing for the revolt in Esquipulas while insurgents claimed advances toward Guatemala City from the north, south, and Zacapa region. Honduras accused Guatemala of bombing three towns by plane, and Guatemala City said rebels were retreating.
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Esquipulas
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Zacapa
Honduras
Mitchell Quartet Plans Gospel Program at First Baptist
The Mitchell Quartet will present a Sunday evening gospel program at First Baptist Church as part of the worship service. Rev. Royden Rea, the pastor, announces services start at 7 30 with an invitation to the public. The quartet will sing two groups and the invitation number before baptismal services follow a message on Why Baptize.
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Mitchell Quartet
First Baptist Church
Royden Rea
Mr. Rea
Hoosier Day notes Craig's possible 1956 Senate decision
The article questions whether Indiana senator Craig will run against Capehart in 1956. It notes the senator has spent years in Washington and may weigh his future, noting the Senate salary and costly Washington residence. It suggests Craig is undecided though historically successful in politics.
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Washington
Craig
U. S. Senate
Capehart
Senate
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