May Term Court At Bloomfield Sets Trials In Part
Greene Circuit Court convened in May with cases arranged for trial. State v Otis Archer and others tied to gambling devices were set for June 12. Multiple indictments for assault, liquor sales, intoxication, robbery, and burglary were set on May 20 to May 27. Several cases were dismissed for term expiration or lack of prosecution. Commissioners approved county claims and planned road docket actions.
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Bloomfield
Greene Circuit
Otis Archer
William Staihwalt
al Coke
Noah Gibson
Karl Carmichael
Roy Laughlin
Cliff Cline
Simon Calvert
Bruner
William Hulett
Herbert Solliday
Luther Duncan
Wm. Geatches
William V. Miller
Herman Rose
Lee Rose
Otha Brodie
Millard Spurlin
William Daniels
Petit
Chuck Burnett
Deck Rush
Frank Baker
Fred Rogers
State
Ollie Knight
van Gibson
Fred Hasler
Tailor Ball
Lucien E. Redman
Carl Cobb
Allen Fuller
T. C. Robinson
Traffic officer credits Koniola for health recovery
Indianapolis traffic officer Thomas R. Pollard reports severe stomach and liver problems cured by Konjola after years of distress. He notes improved digestion, kidneys, and liver, with symptoms vanishing. The medicine is sold in Linton at Hamilton Drug Store and by major druggists in the region.
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Koniola
Thomas R. Pollard
North
Adison Street
Indianapolis
Tate
Konjola
Little Girl Ruthie White Dies in Peoria Return
The five year old Ruthie White daughter of Karl and Mrs. White will be brought from Peoria Illinois Wednesday to the Calvert home at Eleventh and B streets southeast. Burial is set for Thursday at Prairie Chapel after a brief illness of scarlet fever and pneumonia. Accompanied by her mother Ida Calvert and Mrs. Charles Tate, the remains will be laid to rest.
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Ruthie White
Karl White
Peoria
I. M. Calvert
Prairie Chapel
Ida Calvert
Charles Tate
Taylor Township Notes On Health Visits And Local News
Mrs Berthel Mathers was taken to Freeman County hospital Friday for an operation with a favorable latest report. Bloomington visitors included Pete Ledgerwood visiting Clyde Bennett and Henry Ledgerwood. Local visits featured Chas Hasler and family and extended kin from Linton Simpson Chapel and Bloomfield. Bertha Mathers Wilma also noted with family. Bertha Mathers Wilma Mitchel illness and church attendance at Mineral. Alf Mullis visiting Newberry.
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Berthel*Mathers
Freeman County Hospital
Pete Ledgerwood
Bloomington
Clyde Bennett
Henry Ledgerwood
Chas. Hasler
Berthel Mathers
Wilma
Rosana Mullis
Eli R. Hasler
Linton
Oscar Summierville
Rubie
Simpson Chapel
Noah Mullis
Bloomfield
Odos Jeffers
Bertha] Mathers
John Mitchels
Rockwood
Mitchel
Ben
Audie Manes
Russell
May Hasler
Mineral
Alf Mulis
Newberry
Will Mullis
Local Social Roundup in Coalmont and Nearby Areas
May 7 reports list Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Yesso and daughter Elizabeth, including Hershel Malone Fernie and Helen Miller Mildred Ambs and Barhmal Ambs visiting from Bogle and Anderson Elmer Bennett of Anderson visiting Marie Phipps Theodos family updates note a birth at Union Hospital on May 6 a daughter Barbara Jean weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces Mrs Bernard Gorby admitted to Sullivan hospital Friday night Activities include visits from Joe Griffith Walter Banham Jasonville and Mrs Ralph Brown and children from Hymera with various local households adding to the social ledger.
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Daily Citizen
Coalmont
Mike Yesso
Elizabeth
Hershel Malone
Fernie
Helen Miller
Mildred Ambs
Bogle
Barhmal Ambs
Anderson
Elmer Bennett
Marie Phipps
Mildred
Roberta Gorby
Clifford Mattox
Sullivan
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Alex Miller
Barbara Jean
Bernard Gorby
Sullivan Hospital
Joe Griffith
Walter Banham
Jasonville
Marjorie Field
Ralph Brown
Hymera
Six New Members Join Forty and Eight Initiation
A mock wreck last night at the American Legion home tested the initiates for the Forty and Eight. Six new members survived: Clyde Flory Percy Meyers Ray Meyers Clarence Armstrong Dan Kent and Roy Conklin. The local chapter, formed last August, lists officers K. E. Norris R. O. Roach E. B. Stoeckel Jerry Clayton and J. R. Ecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
American Legion
Clyde Flory
Percy Meyers
Ray Meyers
Clarence Armstrong
Dan Kent
Roy Conklin
The
Chef de Gare
K. E. Norris
Chef de Train
R. O. Roach
E. B. Stoeckel
Jerry Clayton
J. R. Ecker
New Titles for Women Debated by Mass. Panel
Boston May 7 The Massachusetts Better Homes Committee chairwoman Mrs James J Storrow argues traditional titles like housewife and housekeeper no longer fit modern women. She proposes terms such as home hostess or budgetkeeper reflecting evolving roles and responsibilities in households and society.
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Boston
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts Better Homes Committee
Soldier Died From War Bullet Lodged Near Heart
Troy New York May 7 A World War II veteran Cornelius Griffin 40 died recently from a bullet fired in the St Mihiel drive in November 1918 The bullet remained near his heart and could not be removed due to its proximity after years of hospital confinement by physicians who attributed his death to the wound.
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Troy
N. Y
St. Mihiel
Cornelius Griffin
Griffin
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Linton-Sullivan
Dugger
Lackey's Confectionery
Tipton
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Rubber Case Battery
North East
Millon Battery
West Vincennes
Wabash Valley Coach Company
Union Station
Shelburn
Paxton Carlisle
Oaktown
Vincennes
Union Bus Station
Pidean Ma
Mamilton's Drug Store
KF. T. D. Service
Lizzie Davis
First Street
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Claud Azbell
Linton Hardware
M. J. Wilson
Ed Lucas
City Park
Spectat
Daily Citizenn
Dora Schubla
Taylor. Township
California
Meat Department
Oleo
United Press Dispatch
Oakland
Willys-Knight
Willys-Knight Touring
Whippett
Overland Sales Co
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Cunnted Press
Dispatch
Citizen Want
Ed Reiber
Main Street
Linton Trust Co
Chapman
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