Charles E. Sherwood Dies at 70 in Evansville
Charles E. Sherwood, a once prominent Linton resident, died last night in Evansville after a short stay for treatment. He was about 70, formerly ran a local drug store near the First National Bank site. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Jesse Biddle Mrs. Lela Robinson and Mrs. Willa Porter, a brother Dr H S Sherwood and a sister Mrs John B Therhune. Elmer W. Sherwood left for Evansville to arrange the body’s return. funeral set for Monday.
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Charles FE. Sherwood
Linton
Evansville
Mr. Sherwood
Sherwoods
First National Bank
Jesse Biddle
St. Marys
Lela Robinson
Bicknell
Willa Porter
Chicago
H. S. Sherwood
Pleasantville
John B. Terhune
Indianapolis
Elmer W. Sherwood
Watson in Indiana announces speaking dates
United States Senator James E. Watson will spend most of summer in Indiana with a speaking schedule listing Winchester and Fountain City on May 31 Rushville on June 7 Princeton on June 10 West Baden on June 11 Gosher on June 14 Anderson on June 16 Marion on June 18 Terre Haute on June 19 Peru on June 20 and Alexandria on July 4.
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United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Winchester
Fountain City
Rushville
Princeton
West Baden
Gosher
Anderson
Marion
Terre Haute
Peru
Alexandria
Sign Language Bridges Brazilian Indian Groups
Travelers in the interior of South America note that despite limited knowledge of local languages, sign language enables vast communication. They observe that distinct Indian groups in Brazil, though each speaks a different tongue, share a common system of signs facilitating intergroup understanding.
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America
Brazil
Tricks of the Tide at Waterloo Bridge
The piers of Waterloo Bridge in London rise and fall with the tide by about two to three sixteenths of an inch. The movement extends along the river a distance north and south, prompting questions about possible vertical shifts in the St Paul’s cathedral structure due to tidal effects.
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Waterloo Bridge
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thdal Ovtein
Titus
Rembrandt Used Mill as Studio Light on Easel
Rembrandt used his father's mill as a studio with light entering through a small window in the mill, falling on the easel in a golden half glow as often seen in his pictures.
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Rembrandt
For Sale Good Majectic Range at 200 A Street BE
Public sale listing advertises a Good Majestic range for sale at 200 A Street BE. Telephone contact provided as 207 2901 for interested buyers or inquiries.
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St. S. BE
Worthington Plans Gymnasium and Community Hall
Worthington May 29 tentative plans for a new community facility blending gymnasium convention and exhibition hall are under study by the school board. A brick and steel permanent building on West Main Street is estimated at $30,000 with seating for about 2,000, to follow state approved lines and hopes to start by fall.
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Worthington
West Main Street
New Books Received at Public Library
The public library announces arrivals of new adult titles including Soundings Gibbs The Love Griffith Not Under the Law Hill Slave Ship Johnston Miracles Kelland Sleeper of Moonlit Ranges Marshall Barbara's Marriage and the Bishop Neil Noon An Autobiographical Sketch Norris Singing Waters Payne Voice from the Sark Phillpotts Redcliffe Phillpotts Romance and Jane Weston Pryce Franklin Winslow Sedgwick Mothers recompense Wharton Lottery Woodward Juvenile section adds Highacres Abbott Bases Full Barbara Winthrop at Boarding School Hawthorne Humpty Dumpty s Tower Mead er Tom iy Tucker on a Plantation Leitch Down the Big River Meader Treasure of Shady Vale Parmenter Old Brig s Cargo Pulsford White Indiana Hillsdale High Champions S ublette Scarlet Cockrel
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Griffith
Hill
Johnston
Kelland
Marshall
Barbara
Neil
Norris
Singing Waters
Payne
The
Sark
Phillpotts
Redclff
Jane Weston
Ml Pryce
Franklin Winslow Ane
Sedgwick
Wharton
Woodward
Highacres
Abbott
Barbour
Barbara Winthrop
Broughall
Hawthorne
Melyer
Tommy Tucker
Eitch
Big River
Meader
Shady Vale
Parmenter
Pulsford
Indiana
Sabin
Hillsdale High
Notice to Non-Resident in Greene County Court
In Greene County Indiana Greene Circuit Court May Term 1925 Charles Phipps vs Henry Kibler Complaint No 18254 plaintiff by Henry Bordenet attorney files complaint with affidavit showing defendant residence unknown after diligent search cannot be ascertained action to foreclose sidewalk lien on lot 7 west side of South Levy street Hendersons Addition in Jasonville Greene County Indiana appearance day fixed for non resident defendant July 9 1925 at Bloomfield Indiana to plead answer or demur by that date or be heard in absence Witness and seal of court May 14 1925 Clerk David F Bland seal Henry Bordenet Attorney 6 15 22 20
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State of Indiana
Greene County
Greene
Charles Phipps
Henry Kibler
Henry 3Ordener
Indiana
South Levy Street
Henderson
Jasonville
Greene Circuit Court
Broomfield
Bloomfield
A. D
David
F. Bland
Remark Left Impression In Horse Purchase Banter
A man and his wife buy a horse. The wife asks how such a lovely creature can have a temper. The husband replies that the temper is exactly what he thought when marrying her, and he has not heard the last of it yet.
Cyclone investigation rights blamed for costing taxpayers nothing
The Des Moines Register notes that the only concise point about a cyclone inquiry is that it does not cost taxpayers anything. It questions who or what is to blame while discussing the investigation at 10.
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Des Moines Register
Founding Chronology of Port Royal Nova Scotia
The earliest Port Royal in Nova Scotia was founded at Cana linnefty by Champlain and associates in 1605 but withdrawn after a couple of years. A later Port Royal in Acadia was established in 1636 by D'Aunay Charnisay.
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Port Royal
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
Champlain
Acadia
D’aunay Charnisay
Some Sareeguard A Wife's Precaution
A fragment notes a wife's precaution advising spreading newspapers before the fire to protect a new rig while the husband departs for bed. The line reflects domestic guidance as printed in a periodical.
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Wall Street Journal
Mankind's Duty and the Problem of Moral Choice
A quotation attributed to J Q Adams frames life as a mortal duty to resolve the enduring question of right or wrong. The line reflects a solemn Civil War era tone on ethical obligation and republican responsibility.
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J Q. Adams
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Citizen Want
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Overland Hodges Co
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Frances Howard
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Fables
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Lila Lee
George Ade
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GO Easy
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Pauline Starke
Harold Goodwin
Evelyn Brent
Francis MacDonald
Anne Cornwell
David Butler
S. Main St
Daily Vacation Bible School
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