Death shocks West Atlas as Will Lund is laid to rest
Will Lund died at his Sullivan residence causing shock in West Atlas. Funeral held Monday with burial in Hickory cemetery. Attendees included many local residents and relatives from nearby towns. The report also lists numerous visits, travels, and family notices from the community over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lund
Sullivan
Lunn
Harry Brown
Lena Titus
Atlas School House
Lund
West Atlas
Hickory Cemetery
Earl Wilber
Mary Belle
Calvertsville
Leo Calvert
Elizabeth Todd
Mitchell
Marion Story
Herman Lovelace
Gambill
T. J. Shields
F. R. Shields
Anna Frances
Jack Griffith
Worthington
Robert McLaughlin
Bedford
Letitia Moan
Frank Buschur
St. Henry
Ohio
Albert Buschur
Buschur
Manerva Thomas
Claude Martindale
Carl Alexander
Linton
Nine Mile
Martindale
Theodore Riley
Dora Jean
Virginia May
Wilber Hale
Henry Miller
Near Shi
Joh
George Jones
Terre Haute
Speltzville
James Baxter
Jesse Bedwell
Bobby
Pauline
Leola Bedwell
D. G. Sims
Pauline Eaton
Willis Sims
Jasonville
Young Wesley Sims
Clara Payne
Frank Killion
Vicksburg
Ivan Ham
White Rose
Raymond Ham
Rex Duke
Mickey Mellis
Will Martindale
Justin Norris
Rosalie
Linter
Floyd Booker
Arthur Howe
Allen Dean
William Moores
Belleville
Moores
Local Families Shared Visits and Mine Reopens
Browns town appears to have a flurry of visits as Mr and Mrs Clovis Miller and Loren near Atlas and James Haney near No 9 school join gatherings with the Double mounts and others. The Sunflower mine resumes hoisting after months idle while community members attend cemetery and church activities across Terre Haute Coal City Sullivan Velma and Nine Mile area names recur in visiting and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis Miller
Soy Loren
Near Atlas
James Haney
No. 9
Louis Doublemont
Archie Golda
Hugh Archibald
Emery Huff
Alex Wilson
Terre Haute
Bedford
May. Bales
Sunflower
Virgil Willoughby
George Wilson
Mattie Wilson
Virgil Wilson
Dishman Cemetery
Matilda Tomlinson
Velma
Lela Fry
Sullivan
Fred Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Coal City
Alex Powell
Thelma
Ford Bolton
Booe
George Brown
Florence
Harley Abrams
Virgil Bledsoe
Rex Hoffeditz
Nine Mile
Marion Crichfield
Bernard Crichfield
Grace
Notice of Sale for Jasonville Fourth Vein Coal Assets
Otis V. Littlejohn as receiver invites sealed bids for all assets of Jasonville Fourth Vein Coal & Mining Company in Greene County Indiana. Includes mineral rights under sections 10 and 15, 8 North 7 West, with surface-use conditions and mining structures, plus a 25 acre lease. Sale free of liens. $500 bid deposit required. bids opened September 26 1925 in Bloomfield Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville Fourth Vein Coal & Mining Company
Greene County
Indiana
Guy H. Humphreys
Bloomfield
Otis V. Littlejohn
Jasonville
Fourth Vein Coal & Mining Company
Ind
Trucking Pays Better for Switz City Postmaster
Postmaster Cecil Justice of Switz City resigns to seek higher earnings trucking coal. An examination to select his successor will be held soon at Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Justice
Switz City
Sam
Bloomfield
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the New Radio
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Linton Library
First Baptist Church
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Elks Home
First United Brethren Church
First Christian Church
Saton’s Reformed Church “Land Spoils
Job Freeman
Joe Moss
William J. Hamilton
Choir of
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