Bucktown Snaps of Visits, Births, and Local Moves
Bucktown items record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Young and sons of Pontiac Michigan. Birth announced of Sandra Ann Hays June 23 at Mary Sherman hospital. Local residents host and visit family, store sale noted as Wayne Bedwell buys Richards General Store, plus multiple Sunday visits and moves including Mrs. Land’s birth anniversary and Mrs. Nan Buck relocating with Margaret Weaver. Funeral for T. H. Padgett held at Mt. Zion. Continuous notes of illnesses and visits among Padgett, Near, Shake, Holdson, Padgett relatives from Linton to Terre Haute to Gambill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Young
Pontiac
Mich
Dale Smedley
Fred Hays
Sandra Ann
Mary Sherman Hospital
Ruth Ann Bennett
Bud Padgett
Avery Bennett
Wayne Bedwell
Richards General
Bucktown
Hubert Near
Jerry Padgett
Gambill
Girthel Morgan
Charles Tuner
Ben Figg
Russell Figg
Linton
Gene Near
Westfield
Ill
Clyde Shake
Eliza Holdson
Willard Andis
T. H. Padgett
Terre Haute
Lawson Near
Five Year Picketing Ends at Murphy Store
Washington Ind June 26 Picket lines at the G C Murphy Company five and ten cent store will be withdrawn today after an agreement with Local 670 Retail Clerks The Central Labor Union president Walter Reed announced the settlement states the firm will abide by the State Department of Labor election results The store has been picketed since Sept 17 1941 except for a brief closure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
G. C. Murphy Company
Walter Reed
Central Labor Union
Murphy Company
State Department of Labor
Clerks’ Union
Train Diner Crash Unleashes Dark Hour On Passengers
Corbett endures a catastrophic crash aboard the Palm Queen as the diner car overturns and smoke fills the car. He searches for Nina, Joanie, and Dr. Peck among the wreckage, rescuers scramble, and fear peaks as the lounge car remains attached to the diner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Nina
Voorhees
Dr. Peck
Philadelphia
Arthur
Arthur-r
Joanie
Sefckage
Loch Lomond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Daily Citizen
Indiana
Elkin C. ‘Turner
Ira Lunn
Hoyt Clark
Citizen
Ndiana
Cannon Sds
Daily Citizen
LOST
Kenneth Hemman
Brown Bills
St. N. W
Delmar Bedwell
Linton Coal Yard
L. L. Hobson
Worthington
Emil
Hook) Elgan
Francis Haseman
Croft Bros
Penney’s
Lawson Bros
N.E
Mack’s
del. Linton
Joe Poe Jr
N. W
Thomas R. Richardson
White Rock Fries
Beehunter Road
Clive Bedwell
John C. Lucas
Marco
John Padgett
S. W
St. Bon Ton
Thomas Meurer
Bushrod
Lyons
James Figg
Plymouth Rock Fryers
John W. Weaver
Grain and Feed
George Stamm
Newberry
Lyons Elevator
Lyons, Ind
Bonnie Hauck
Stockton
Perry
Hi-Way Cafe
Leonard’s Grill
Callaste
Vincennes St
Dan Shelley
Island City
R. R
Claude Richardson
D” St
N.W
Adam Gastineau
3Rd St
Paved Street
Linton High School
Ray Graves
Jaybird Road
St. N. E
Paxton
Myrtle Beck
Carlisle
Eliza Smith
Leo Fraser
6Th St
S.E
Ellis Feed & Implement Co
Smith’s Plant
West Linton
Shutts Feed Store
Carl Roach
Gamble's
Dick Slayton
Gamble’s
Dick Stayton
Tiger
William Coleman
Main St
E” St
St. Nwoe
Valentine’s
Call
Vacal
Trading Post T. K “Dink
Holden
A” St
Trading Post
T. K
Dink
Baldwin Piano
Sheldon Herndon
G" St
S. E
B” Street
Finn
Scientific
Hixson Furniture Store
Elmer Mills
Charles W Bennett
Old Cave Terhune Farm
Cal Sullivan Fertilizer Co
Sullivan, Ind
Jack Miller
Linton Citizen
Noah Gabbard
Goodman Taxi
3Rd St. S. E
WELCH
Cornett
Patent Office
By Jimmy Hatlo
Bigdome
Bigewater Beveragy CO
Sweatley
Marcel Fairhair
Mister Sweatley
Remingwood
Swanke
Thanx Gene Courvoisieur
Burlington
Elmer Fisk
Stanley Bush
Fred Sheppard Sherrill Johnson Lozier Ziegler
Greater Linton Club
Blondie
Gra
Kirby
Rip Kirby
Jill Thatcher
Jon Webb
By Che Young
BY Alex Raymond
Rip
Dean Thatcher
Honey and
Reconsi
Jill
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