City Transfer Sold to Miller Brothers
Clifton and Paris Miller, owners of the South Main street transfer business, bought City Transfer Co from Dixon and Hannum. They take over all equipment and trucks, move operations to South Main, and may raze the old Vincennes and First streets barn. Dixon firm remains with coal yard and farms.
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Clifton and
Paris Miller
South Main Street
Dixon & Hannum
City Transfer Co
Miller Bros
Vincennes and
First Streets
Wick Dixon
Hannum Bros
Miller Brothers
Cornerstone Laying For Midland School Building
The Wright township community building cornerstone was laid at Midland. The new facility will serve as a community hall and gym with a 70 by 50 foot basketball floor. Plans by H. C. Beck and local teacher. Roy Wheeler of Jasonville as contractor. dedication under Principal B A Downey.
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Wright Township
Midland
H. C. Beckwith
Roy Wheeler
Jasonville
Claude
Story
Agin
B.A. Downey
Wright Township Carent- Teacher Association
Terre Haute Star
Midland School
Helen Connell
Holden and Bennet Visit City with Families from Indiana University
Kenneth Holden and Charles Bennet, IU students, spent the weekend in the city with their respective families.
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Kenneth Holden
Charles Bennett
Indiana University
Keep Pimples Away With S. S. S Blood Tonic
An old advertising pitch claims S. S. S. builds rich red blood to clear pimples blotches and give skin a velvet texture. It argues the tonic strengthens muscles boosts appetite and vitality and should be bought in the larger economical bottle.
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Nature
Cubs Again Defeated by Indian Springs
In a local baseball game at Indian Springs the Cubs, representing the city, lost 6 to 6 to Indian Springs. Moss pitched well for the Cubs fanning twelve but twelve errors by the Cubs doomed the effort. The Indians managed six hits off Moss while the Cubs collected ten off the opposing pitcher. Score by innings shows a tight contest with late miscues sealing the loss.
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Indian Springs
Cubs
Moss
Indians
Linton
Body of Vaughn boy interred here today
The body of Gano Vaughn 11 son of Mr and Mrs Jams Vaughn was interred in View Cemetery after he hanged himself Friday in Sul livan The Vaughn family formerly lived here The parents think the death was not premeditated but accidental in nature
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Gano Vaughn
Jams Vaughn
Sullivan
Fairview Cemetery
Vaughn
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results: New York 6 def Chicago 2. St Louis 8 def Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 3 def Cincinnati 0 with no other games listed. American League: Washington 6 def Chicago 5 in 10 innings. St Louis 5 def New York 0. American Association: Toledo 17 0 over Columbus 8 1. Kansas City 8 def Milwaukee 4. Minneapolis 2 def St Paul 2 in 13 innings.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Methodist Board Meeting Sets Election and Dinner
The Methodist board will meet Tuesday at 6 30 PM for an organization session and officer elections for the new conference year. The Ladies Aid will host a covered dish supper with no charge, inviting all board members and committee officers to attend.
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The
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. FE. Cissne
Linton Boy Scouts Hold Evening Meeting
The Linton Boy Scouts convene at the regular meeting place this evening. All boys should wear uniforms. A first aid contest is planned. Patrol leaders are asked to arrive early.
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Linton Boy Scouts
Giants Corduroy Cards Game Called Off by Rain
The baseball game between the Linton Giants and the Terre Haute Corduroy Cards scheduled for City park yesterday was cancelled due to rain Sunday morning leaving the grounds wet.
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Linton Giants
Terre Haute
Ross Bain Tests Today to Resume Dental College
Ross Bain undergoes a morning examination in Indianapolis as he plans to resume his studies at the dental college. The event marks a milestone in his continued pursuit of dental education.
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Ross Bain
Indianapolis
The
Dental College
Carlisle Woman Takes Airplane Treatment
Miss Jesse Burnett of Carlisle rode to 10 000 feet in an airplane piloted by Harry Musick of Terre Haute. She descended at 160 mph and said the altitude improved her hearing significantly. Friends noted she could hear normally without shouting after landing. this was her second flight in Musick's plane.
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Jesse Burnett
Carlisle
Harry Musick
Terre Haute
Musick
Thanks for kindness after loss of Mrs Hester Wollam
Artemus Wollam and family thank all who cared during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs Hester Wollam. Special thanks to singers Clayton and Aikin Rev Harry Beckman and neighbors. 21th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Wollam
Clayton and Aikin
Harry Beckman
Artemus Wollam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Globe
Linton Hardware Co
Main Street
AX & Fry
Becker’s Store
Becker
V. C. Bull
E. V. Bull
Dentists Telephone No
Chas. E. Goodman
Ium
Wright
Township Schools
Nosea
Vaughn Boy
Methodist Board Meeting
BOY Scout Meeting
Nace
Radio Parlor
Maxwell & Persons
Tanlac
Andrew Groeschner
NLAC
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Ave
Ill
Bayer Flower Gardens
Ashby
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