Hospital Report: Local Admissions and Births Noted
Mrs. Anna Bennett of Linton was admitted Friday after a fall left her with a fractured left hip. A 6 pound 14 ounce boy named Ronald Dale was born Friday to Mrs. Charles Carter of Owensburg. Ellen Ann, a 7 pound 2 ounce girl, arrived Saturday to Mrs. Larry Longo of Worthington. Miss Susan Allen of Bloomfield had surgery Saturday. Mrs. Faye Johnson of Lyons was admitted for medical treatment. Cliff Allen of Springville route 1 had an appendectomy Saturday. Mrs. Marguerite Clark Colvin of Linton underwent an appendectomy Sunday morning. Weekend dismissals included Mrs. Stanley Parks and baby of Jasonville and Mrs. Evelyn Correll and baby.
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Charles Carter
Owensburg
Ronald Dale
Larry Longo
Worthington
Ellen Ann
Susan Allen
Bloomfield
Faye Johnson
Lyons
Cliff Allen
Springville
Marguerite Clark Colvin
Linton
Stanley Parks
Baby
Jasonville
Constance Jane Born to Bloomfield Family
Mrs Lena Carpenter of Bloomfield gave birth to a 6 pound 7 ounce girl Sunday. She has been named Constance Jane. The birth adds new family member among residents including Elaine Johnson Lyons Ira Emmons Crane and several other area residents with newborns listed.
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Bloomfield
Elaine Johnson
Lyons
Ira Emmons
Crane
Ira Cooksey
Solsberry
Loren Light
Worthington
Robert Stolling
Newberry
Gary
Linda Collembaugh
Coal City
Horace Phillips
Tinton
Violet White
Jasonville
Robert Hancock
Sandborn
Donald Dayhoff
Pauline Holder
Linton
Jean McDonald
Terre Haute
Dale Sargent
Odon
Ruth Wass
Wilma Longo
Gladys Dailey
Fannie Cody
Lena Carpenter
Constance Jane
George B. Osburn Dies at 87 in Worthington
George B. Osburn, 87, died at 8 10 pm Sunday at the home of his son Ray Osburn in Worthington after a long illness. Born March 13, 1863 in Greene county he lived in Newark and farmed. Survived by daughter Mrs Clyde Hutchison and sons Ray Willard and Alfred, plus 14 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. The body was taken to the New Hope Baptist church for burial.
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George B. Osburn
Ray Osburn
Worthington
Greene County
Newark
Rosa Ellen Neal
Bessie
New Hope
Myers Funeral Service Set for Wednesday at Worthington
Myers Funeral Home Worthington will host the hour of the funeral at 1 30 in the afternoon on Wednesday with Rev. Joe Wall officiating. Burial will follow in Newark Cemetery.
J N Waggoner Is Buried Today
James Nevel Waggoner 82 a Lyons retired well driller died Friday at home after a lingering illness. Born near Lyons May 5 1868 he was the son of Samuel and Sarah Waggoner. Survived by widow Elizabeth two daughters Mae Mears and Ennis Sloop two sons Paul and Joe 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Jenkins and Sons Lyons with Voris Carpenter officiating buried in Fairview cemetery Linton.
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James Nevel Waggoner
Lyons
Mr. Waggoner
Samuel
Sarah Brookshire Waggoner
Elizabeth Waggoner
Mae Mears
Switz City
Ennis Sloop
Riley
Paul Waggoner
Joe Waggoner
Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home
Voris Carpenter
Fairview
Linton
New Ministers Appointed at Indiana Methodist Conference
Rev W R Lynch of Evansville Howell church was named pastor of Linton First Methodist church and Rev C W Scott of Linton was appointed to Howell church. Other appoint ments were announced at the Bloomington conference session. Deaconess Nora D Yoder was again appointed pastor of Glenburn church in Linton.
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W .R. Lynch
Howell Church
Evansville
Linton First Methodist Church
C. W. Scott
Linton
Howell
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church
Bloomington
Nora D. Yoder
Glenburn
Embury
Midland
W. M. Suddarth
Dugger
Oaktown
H. W. Jensen
H. L. Karns
Pleasantville
C. E. Killion
Sandborn
James Earlywine
Lyons
M. T. Wisley
Newberry
R. E. Walker
Nine Mile and
Allen Chapel
R .S. Chafee
Jasonville
A. W. Stoneburner
Carlisle
R. E. Williams
Cass
S. E. Stroud
Decker Chapel
H. B. Baldridge
DePauw Memorial
New Albany
Thomas Fisher Jr
Hymera
C. S. Black
Worthington
T. R. Castleman
Worthinon
Spencer
L. D. Robertson
Mr. Lynch
New Linton
DePauw University
Boston University
Lynch
Clergy Assignments Across Indiana Regions Noted
A regional update lists church appointments in southern Indiana. Names include Rev. W. M. Suddarth to Oaktown, Rev. H. W. Jensen to Dugger, Rev. Kil lion to Sandborn, Rev. James Earlywine to Lyons, and Rev. L. D. Robertson to Bloomington, among others.
Unusual Bird Pair At Brookfield Zoo Watched Closely
CHICAGO June 26 A rare pairing at Brookfield Zoo draws interest as "Lover Boy" joins "Patience" in hopes of hatching a Blue Bird of Paradise. Curator Karl Plath notes Patience laid an infertile egg while the two remain the country’s only two of their kind. New York reportedly houses eight Birds of Paradise.
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Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Lover Boy
U. S
Karl Plath
L. B
Patience
Ulath
New York
Mine Run Continued from Page One
Rye neck. He never used any thing but bourbon. Notice where a machine has been, invented that will take moisture out of granite. What about one that will take blood out of turnips. There'll be histe on Wednesday, phin one and Brookfield five others, but they are not as rare as the blue species. Patience arrived at Brookfield last October from New Guinea, the only habitat of Birds of Paradise. She and an intended spouse were donated by the Sidney Zoo, Plath said, but the male died en route, L. B. is his replacement.
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Phin
Brookfield
Patience
New Guinea
Sidney Zoo
Plath
L. B
Kingpin Gambler Sentenced in Coast-to-Coast Bookmaking Case
Kingpin bookmaker Frank Erickson was sentenced to two years in prison and fined 30000 for running a large coast-to-coast bookmaking operation. Special Sessions Justice Nathan D. Perlman presided as Erickson faced 59 counts of bookmaking and one conspiracy count. three terms were suspended.
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New York
U.R
Frank Erickson
Special Sessions
Nathan D. Perlman
Pudgy
Erickson
50 Weather Marks Are Broken Twice
The 1950 hot spell shattered twice as Elliston records rose from 94 degrees yesterday to 95 today. The U S Weather Observer, O H Brown, reports the double break while Indianapolis Weather Bureau forecasts cooler conditions for tonight and Tuesday.
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O. H. Brown
U. S
Elliston
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Six Marriage Licenses Issued Over Yearend Weekend
Greene circuit court clerk at Bloomfield issued six marriage licenses in the yearend weekend for June brides. Recipients include Emory S. Calvert of Bloomingotn Route Six with Mae Fern Vandeventer of Washington township, Donald Bert Ferguson of Bloomfield Route Four with Georgia Lee Cook of Bloomfield, Harry E. Baker with Deloris Breedlove of Bedford, Clarence Pershing with Roberta Jones of Paxton, Don Cran of Indianapolis with Leone Doyle of Bloomfield, and Max Albert Harrah of Evansville with Chalma Elise Cooper.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Emory S. Calvert
Bloomington
Mae Fern Vandeventer
Washington Township
Donald Bert Ferguson
Georgia Lee Cook
Harry E. Baker
Deloris Breedlove
Bedford
Clarence Henry Pershing
Roberta Jones
Bon
Paxton
Don Cran
Indianapolis
Leone Doyle
Max Albert Harrah
Evansville
Chalma Elise Cooper
Linton
Divorces Filed in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield
Two divorce suits filed in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield name Howard Kramer and Sybil Kramer as a pair and Miriam Ruth Bland and James F. Bland as another. Both petitions seek dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Howard Kramer
Sybil Kramer
Miriam Ruth Bland
James F. Bland
Lightning kills man plowing with tractor in Oxford area
Warren County Coroner Roy T. Goodrick reported that William Howard Depp, 40, of Oxford, was killed by lightning while plowing with a tractor on a farm east of Pine Village the previous Saturday.
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Williamsport
U.P
Warren County
Roy T. Goodrick
William Howard Depp
Oxford
Pine Village
Former Lyons Man Buried in Illinois
James William Rusher 23 formerly of Lyons Foosland died at 1 30 last Monday at the Veterans hospital at Dwight Illinois Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Foosland Methodist church burial in Willow Brook cemetery Fisher Illinois with military honors by the Gibson City American Legion post He was born September 10 1926 in Lyons the son of John and Hazel Rusher He married Dorothy Darlene Moore in Foosland October 4 1945 He served in World War II with an infantry unit in Europe and later at Chanute Field He reached the rank of sergeant Before illness he worked for Stemble Produce in Gibson City He was a member of the Lyons Methodist church Surviving are the widow a son Billy 2 a mother Hazel Rairdon of Indianapolis two sisters Ferne Irish of Linton and Ruby Phillips of Springfield and two brothers Vernon and Clifford Rusher of Indianapolis
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James William Rusher
Lyons
Foosland
Veteran's Hospital
Dwight
Ill
Foosland Methodist Church
Willow Brook
Fisher
Gibson City
American Legion
Mr. Rusher
John
Hazel Rusher
Dorothy Darlene Moore
Europe
Chanute Field Air Force Base
Stemble Produce Company
Billy
Hazel Rairdon
Indianapolis
Ferne Irish
Linton
Ruby Phillips
Springfield
Vernon
Clifford Rusher
Greene County 4-H Girls Plan Judging School
A judging school for Greene County girls in 4 H clubs will be held at 9 30 Tuesday morning at the Linton Stock ton high school building announced by Mrs Margaret Spriggs county home demonstration agent Members of the Linton Civic Garden club were invited to attend
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Greene County
Linton-Stockton
Margaret Spriggs
Linton Civic Garden Club
Mrs Doyle 78 Dies at Bloomfield Funeral Planned
Mrs Joetta Doyle 78 of Bloomfield died at 6 45 am Saturday after months of illness. Born March 12 1872 she was daughter of Joseph and Amandeé Keane and member of Bloomfield Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband Harry E Doyle three sons Alvin Lehman Gail Lehman Renos Lehman one daughter Helen Hastings two sisters Gladys O Neill Nancy Shepherd two step sons Lewis and Glendis Doyle and step daughter Mary Chaney. Funeral 2 00 pm Tuesday at Bloomfield Presbyterian Church Rev Jack Masters officiating burial in Grandview Cemetery Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home in charge. There were 34 train accident fatalities in 1948 one for every 1350 million miles traveled.
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Joetta Doyle
Bloomfield
Mrs. Doyle
Joseph and
Amandeé Keane
Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Harry E. Doyle
Alvin Lehman
Linton
Gail Lehman
Renos K. Lehman
Indianapolis
Helen Hastings
Bloomington
Gladys O'Neill
Nancy Shepherd
California
Lewis Doyle
Glendis Doyle
Hartford
United States
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