Damages Settled In Penn Central Collision Suit
A $25,000 damage suit by Miss Gladys Gabbard against the Pennsylvania Railway Co is settled out of court for 670 dollars to the plaintiff after hospital costs of 270 dollars. The May 8 1924 collision at a grade crossing near Spring Valley left Miss Gabbard badly injured and driver James Crowder dead. Other occupants suffered minor injuries. further suits remain in Greene circuit court.
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Gladys Gabbard
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Miss Gabbard
James Crowder
White Rose
County Line
Spring Valley Mine
Two and Two Makes Four Dramatic Love Test
Wilton Brakes dreams of marriage to Helen as Gertrude reveals Helen's doubt after visiting Victor Stanley a successful lawyer. Two and two make four in math and in love as Wilton weighs his chances against the aging rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookes
Helen
Wendon Road
Gertrude
Wilton
Victor Stanley
Stanley
Young Folks Social at United Brethren Church
Last night a lively social gathered C C class members and the young men’s class at the United Brethren church. Games and refreshments followed, with the girls voting the boys would wash dishes, chaperoned by Rev Ernest Roberts and Mr Bris Rousch. A tale of love and ambition unfolds as Wilton accepts a junior partnership offer in Stanley’s firm, while Helen's support and family plans shape their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
C. C
Ernest Roberts
Bris Rousch
Personal notices from Linton and surrounding towns
Local society notices list residents and visitors from Linton to Elnora Dugger Terre Haute Vincennes and Indianapolis. Names include Oma Wakefield Kathryn Mooney Beulah Ellis O'Brien Hassie Sexson Martha Burk and many others with weekend trips to Bloomington Brazil Sullivan and the centennial parade at Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Wakefield
Elnora
Kathryn Mooney
Dugger
Linton
Pat “Mooney
Uriah Maxwell
Paul
Terre Haute
Beulah Ellis
Richmond
Bart Goodman
Clifton
William Ross
John Williams
Robert Meek
Florida
Elizabeth Clark
Martha Burk
Vincennes
Frank Birt
Mary Murphy
Indianapolis
Luella Dixon
Orlo Osborne
Osborne
Mandy Miller
Bloomfield
John Miller
Joan Owens
Josh Felton
Herschel Felton
Hassie Sexson
Dorothy June Humphreys
A. J. Winters
Clyde Reintjes
Franklin College
Marion Reintjes
Homer Hart
Scott
Colonial Theatre
Sullivan Daily Times
Winogene Hewlett
Charles Hewlett
Hewlett
Martha Scott
Irvin Taylor
Walter Brewer
Betty Jane
Brazil
Lay County
Fortnightly club meets at Mrs Coleman home
Mrs Orville Coleman entertained the Fortnightly club on North Main yesterday afternoon. Mrs Walter Wills won the prize in contests. John C Cravens back from Florida attended along with Mesdames Symms Roach Harding Cooprider Duncan Fleetwood Cravens Tolson Hebb Wills Bohley Miss Bessie Small and the hostess. Dainty refreshments followed and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Cooprider's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Coleman
North Mainstreet
Walter Wills
John C. Cravens
Florida
Mesadames Arthur Symms
James Roach
Otto Harding
Otis Cooprider
Frank Duncan
Bruce Fleetwood
J. C. Cravens
Charles Tolson
A. L. Hebb
Earl Bohley
Bessie Small
Coleman
Othis Cooprider
Primary Promotion Day at First Christian Sunday School
Tomorrow in the primary department there will be promotion day for the cradle roll and beginners. All children in the Sunday school are urged to attend the regular Sunday school hour to receive their diplomas.
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First Christian Sunday School
Worthington Grays to Meet Linton Cubs in Tomorrow's Game
The Worthington Grays travel to Linton for a baseball game against the Cubs. First pitch is slated for 2:80 at City park grounds, with rain the only likely delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Grays
Linton
Linton Cubs
City Park Grounds
Local Attorney Admitted to Greene County Bar
H H Hildebrand of this city is admitted to practice before all Greene county courts on the recommendation of A M Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hildebrand
A. M. Beasley
Greene County
Linton Progress Noted by Indiana Lumberman
Allen A. Wilkinson of Indianapolis a wealthy lumberman and head of a corporation with yards including one in Linton visited for inspection. He praised the citys growth over three years the surrounding farms and the paved streets and roads.
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Allen A. Wilkinson
Indianapolis
Linton
Home From Convention Fire Chief Earl Moss Returns
Fire Chief Earl Moss returned last night from Louisville where he attended a convention. He spoke to city officials about safety gaps and future fire department programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moss
Louisville
International fire chiefs convention draws thousands
About 2 000 delegates attended the international convention of fire chiefs with many foreign guests. Sessions were described as interesting to firemen and highlighted across the gathering.
Giants Visit Pleasantville In 2:30 Game
The Linton Giants travel to Pleasantville to face the local team tomorrow. First pitch is scheduled for 2 30 p.m. Linton batteries: Prudhome Sar mont Hayes and Scecina. Pleasantville batteries: Valentine Hayes Alsop and Greenburg.
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Linton Giants
Pleasantville
Linton
Prudhome
Sarmont
Hayes
Scecina
Valentine
Alsop
Greenburg
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Boston
Hamilton’s Drug Store
Woodstock
G. van Meter & Co
Pennsylvania
Westen Newspaper Union
Young Folks Social
U. B. Church
South America
Arendy
Stanley Helen
Trousseau
Victor
Mrs
Fortnightly Society
Harry Welch
Prooper
Cothes
Pictorial Review
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Eskew
Tyler
J. B. Shields
W. Vincennes St
Paul Fry
FORD
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