Switz City Bride Dies at Home After Stroke
Mrs Mildred Pauline Terrell Corbin aged 18 19? years old bride of Kermit Corbin died at her Switz City home after a stroke suffered late Thursday night Funeral services scheduled for 2 p m Sunday at the Switz City M E Church Survivors include her parents two brothers Lester and Max and a sister Ruth Terrell Burial arrangements are handled by Kidd Undertaking Bloomfield
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Kermit Corbin
Samuel A. Terrell
Switz City
Luton
Mildred Pauline Terrell
Switz
Baby Girl Born to Merle Clifford Family at Sandborn
Mrs. Merle Clifford of Sandborn announces the birth of a baby daughter on Monday June 22 weighing 8 pounds. The child is named Shirley June and she is the eighth child in the family. Mother and daughter are reported to be getting along nicely.
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SANDBORN _ Mierand
Merle Clifford
Sandborn
Sheen
Shirley
Shei
Landon Vacation At Estes Park On McGraw Ranch
Gov Alf Landon and family spend two weeks at the McGraw ranch near Estes Park Colorado enjoying a quiet vacation. He says it is too late to fish so he plans to work on notes for his speech and dismisses political questions while scribbling on a yellow tablet. He expects more fishing and horseback riding ahead.
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Estes
Park
Alf M. Landon
Licks
McGraw Ranch
Colorado Crags
Taugh
Estes Park
Landon
Govanov
Ohio trip brings Edith O'Brien Cecelia Wolan home
Miss Edith O'Brien and Miss Cecelia Wolan returned to the city yesterday from Middletown and Dayton Ohio where they visited for a few days. In Middletown they were guests of Miss O'Brien's brothers Donald and Pie gud fam abe pelo.
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Edith O'Brien
Cecelia Wolan
Middletown
Dayton
Ohio
Miss O'Brien
Donald
Pie Gud
Abe Pelo
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Notice
Readable fragments mention Palorade Mt and Mrs W. with unclear references to a month and names. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable actions or outcomes for a full article card.
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Wiam
Abrams
Palorade
Wade Hurt At Home Near City
Eleven year old Wade of the Atlas community was nearly severed when a horse stepped on his foot while driving the animal hitched to a wood hauling sled. The boy was rushed to a local physician where the toe bone was found fractured and the flesh deeply cut, but doctors believe the toe may be saved.
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Bobby
Wade
Mfr
Harry” ‘Wade
Atlas
Bonus checks mailed to veterans across Indiana
Indianapolis June 26 Checks for bonus bonds certified for cashing through last Saturday were mailed today. About 9.5 million dollars in checks have gone to nearly 20 000 World War veterans as clerks in the Indianapolis postoffice handle about 1.5 million dollars daily. Linton veterans’ checks exchanged for bonds certified through last Saturday are expected to be included in today’s list from Indianapolis and may arrive this evening delaying Saturday delivery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Indianapolis Postoffice
Adolph Seidenstricker
Seidenstricker
Charles Wolford
Linton Veterans
Hospital Report Details Admissions From Worthington and City
Mrs. Suddig Cull son of Worthington today admitted for treatment. Thomas Alderson 12 of the city admitted for treatment. Floyd Waals recently underwent an operation and was released to his home today.
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Suddig Cull
Worthington
Thomas Alderson
Floyd. Waals
Edwards Boy Awarded 27500 in Medical Malpractice Suit
In Sullivan Indiana a jury after forty three hours deliberation awarded Vernal Edwards six year old Lin ton boy damages of 27500 in the malpractice case against Dr Violet C Bull a Linton dentist The plaintiff sought 30000 The case moved from Greene Circuit Court to Sullivan Circuit Court on venue change Trial lasted Tuesday and Wednesday Judge Martin L Pigg gave final instructions The verdict was returned just before 10 am Attorneys for plaintiff Paul Haywood Bloomfield and Charles Bedwell Sullivan represented the plaintiff Counsel for defendant Gilbert Gambill Terre Haute and Walter Wood Sullivan
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Sullivan
Ind
Atftr
Sullivan Circuit
Vandict
Vernal Edwards
Gilbert Gambill
Terre Haiute
Walter Wood
$100000 Haul Is Made In Chicago
Two New York jewelry salesmen John Baumgold and Gilbert Laken were kidnapped in Chicago's near North Side and robbed of uncut diamonds valued at $100000. They were beaten and released a mile from the scene. a private detective accompanying them said a taxi was cut off by another car after visiting a loan office. The bandits used submachine guns.
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Chicago
New York
John Baumgold
Gilbert Laken
Carl Rhode
Mrs Alyn Boviff Returns Home From Coleman Hospital
Mrs Alyn Boviff has returned to her city home from Coleman Hospital in Indianapolis. She had been a patient there for several days before going home.
Unclear Text Fragment From Muncie Visit
Fragmentary OCR text references Howard Brooks in Muncie and a visitor to a Christian church. Details are garbled and names or events are not clearly identifiable.
Township diplomas arrive for eighth grade graduates
Stockton township trustees announce that eighth grade diplomas will be available at the trustee's office next Monday. School officials are signing the diplomas and will complete the task that day. Graduates from last spring are urged to visit the office next week to receive their diplomas.
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Stockton
Jesse Figgins
Figgins
Miners 10 Face Potent Shepherdsville Nine Sunday
The Linton Miners travel to Shepherdsville Park to meet the strong Shepherdsville nine, after Shepherdsville’s eight straight wins this season. Lefty Livingston, 18, will start on the mound for the Miners, who recently beat Fairview in Terre Haute and seek more victories. Manager Bernard McAtee fields Greenwood or Hensley at short, Wright, Tuttle, McPhail, Clark, Weaver, and Perkins or McAllister in the lineup.
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Linton
Shepherdsville
Linton Park
Lefty Livingston
Lefty
Fairview
Clinton
Jasonville Merchants
Terre Haute
Bernard McAtee
O. Greenwood
Hensley
W. Wright
Tuttle
G. Wright
F. McPhail
H. Clark
Ars Perkins
McAllister
Greenwood
Trinkle
Junior league games schedule announced for softball and baseball
Softball matches set for Monday and Tuesday at LineStock park with Lyons and Glenburn teams leading. Citizens News faces Junior High at LineStock diamond 2 and South Linton meets Lyuniat High at diamond 8. Baseball games begin midweek with Lyons 4 H clashing Triangle at Lyons on Wednesday and other matchups listed through Thursday.
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South Nton
Lyons
Citizen News
Junior High
LineStock Park
Glenburn
Triangle
Line Stock Park
Sliamond
Citizens Newsg
L'n-Stock Park
South Linton
Lyuniat High
Diamond
Linton
Lin- Stock Diamond
Clitiggns News Ye “Lenburn
C.ty Park
Beekeepers Award Winners Named At Wabash Valley Meet
Beekeepers of the Wabash Valley crowned winners at Shakamak State Park field meet. Prizes ranged 5 to 0.75 dollars in honey baking cake, honey candy, cookie baking and transferring bees contests. Winners included Mrs Dan Raybold Brazil and Virginia Carlisle Brazil with multiple prizes. Next annual meeting planned for July 1937 at Shakamak. officials from Vigo Clay Sullivan and Greene counties attended.
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Wabash Valley
Shamamak
State Park
Dan Raybold
Brazil
Margaret Foster
M. V. Foster
Lee Grounds
Clay City
John Hancock
Switz City
Patsy Miller
Worthington
Virginia Carlisle
Hancock
H. L. ‘Foster
Switz City High School
Herman Ball
Donald Bowman
Ova Smith
Terre Haute
Opry Foundation
Bruce Vitosky
Vicksburg
William Carlisle
Howard Grounds
Shakamak State Park
Vigo
Clay
Sullivan
Greene
Bologna truck leaves two 6 foot 60 pound casings
Wilson H X son, manager of Ax and Fry, recalls a Swift and Co meat truck delivering two large bologna casings to the Ax and Fry store today. One casing was placed on display while butcher William Coleman began slicing the other for customers.
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Wilson H Xson
Ax & Fry
Swift & Co
William Coleman
Democrats Platform Highlights Set for 1986 Campaign
Philadelphia reports Democrats approved a platform detailing three inescapable government duties: family protection, opportunity for all, and disaster aid. It praises leadership for restoring health and prosperity, vows sound currency, and outlines measures on crime, finance, housing, veterans, farming, labor, and industry.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Garner
Roosevelt Nominated for Second Term From White House
President Roosevelt, at the White House, listened to his own nomination as Democratic candidate for a second term. A portable radio carried the nominating speech and the ensuing tumultuous demonstration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States
RAIL RETIREMENT ACT RULED INVALID
Washington June 26 The railroad retirement act aiding rail workers pensions was ruled unconstitutional by Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court The tax financing provisions for pensions and the related payment regulations were found inseparable and invalid An injunction barred government steps to compel production of records under the act
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Washington
Jenning's Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Opnion
Supreme Court
Cvarlicy
Bailey
Canton Overlord Invades Kiangsi During War
Canton Overlord Chen Chi Tang invaded Kiangsi province as retaliation for Central government troops in Guangdong. Sporadic fighting flared in Southern Hunan while Li Tsung Jen’s Kwangsi forces attacked Nanking concentrations at Hengchow. Newspapers warn a July 1 deadline for a broad offensive to overthrow Chiang Kai Shek and unite China against Japan.
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Canton
China
U.P
Ch’ang Kuai-Shek
Kwangtung Province
Chen Chi- Tang
Kiangsi
Hunan Province
Kwangsi Province
Li Tsung-Jen
Chen
Nanking
Hengchow
Chinse Republic
Kwangtun- Kwangsi
Naking
Chen Chi-Tang
Chiang Kai- Shek
Japan
Republican Women of Greene County Meet in Lyons
The Greene County Republican Women club will hold a meeting in Lyons on Tuesday June 30 with a noon covered dish luncheon. Mrs Walter Holmes of Swing City will lead a special program commemorating the club anniversary. Four speakers and a musical program are planned. Annual officers will be elected and a free bus will depart the Overland garage at 10:80 a.m.
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Greene County Women’s Republican Club
Lyons
Walter Holmes
Swing City
Overland
Cty
Roosevelt Nominated by Friend as Democratic Kingpin
At Convention Hall Philadelphia a boyhood friend placed Franklin D Roosevelt in nomination for president. Judge John E Mack of Poughkeepsie delivered the nominating speech praising the New Deal and urging continued public control of government. Delegates hailed the Roosevelt Garners ticket as the 48 state rally moved toward formal renomination.
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Philadelphia
U.R
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mack
Democratic Party
Washington
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
St. Louis
New Deal
Geckler Rites Set for Saturday in Worthington
Final rites for Mrs. Martha Geckler former Linton primary schoolteacher who died in Colorado Springs are planned for 2 30 pm Saturday at Worthington cemetery. Ashes were returned to Worthington this week and the community remembers her two decades of teaching since 20 years in Linton.
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Martha Geckler
Linton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Worthington
Cast Meeting for Two Thousand Miles for a Book
The cast of the play Two Thousand Miles for a Book will meet at 6 30 PM Monday June 99 at Glenhorn Mission church for practice. All cast members must be present for this meeting.
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Glenhorn Mission Church
Kokomo Clergyman Guests at Dinner in Albives Home
Reverend R. K. Story of Kokomo was a dinner guest on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Albives.
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R. K. Story
Kokomo
William Albives
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Switz City High
Alf Landon
Colaralo
Garnier
Nol
Areiveq
Inter
Sullivan Court
Hone
Muncie
Howard Brooks
Brooke
G Boendo Rey
Ban. Paakor
Dipolmas Arrive
Shepherdsville Outfit
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U. S
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District of Columbia
Defender of the People
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