Hyacinth Club entertains members at Mrs Miller's home
The Hyacinth club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Arthur Miller's Third Street NW residence with nearly all members present. Plans for a Halloween party at Mrs. Irvin Taylor's home were discussed, prizes awarded to Inez Headley Tom Moeth and Amos Gillam, and luncheon served to many members and guests.
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Hyacinth Club
Arthur Miller
Third Street Northwest
Lane Baker
Irvin Taylor
Inez Headley
Tom Mo ¥Teh
Amos Gillam
Adams Boys Win 9 8 In Local Baseball Clash
Fairview report notes Adams boys led by Wayne Thomas and sons Jesse Wendell with Herschel Hollingsworth securing the 9 to 8 victory over Glenborn at Haseman park. Community visits and gatherings fill the weekend with multiple local families visiting kin across Linton and surrounding towns.
Pretty wedding at Baptist parsonage
Mrs Vera Newsum and Samuel A Arnold, both of this city, were married Thursday after six at the Baptist parsonage. Rev O A Cook officiated. Arnold, a traveling man and former local grocer, is well known in Linton. The couple will reside here.
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Vera Newsum
Beedine
Samuel A. Arnold
Baptist H. Parsonage
Baptist ‘Church
A'nold
Linton
Yearling Class Holds Social Event at Linton Stockton High
The Linton Stockton high school yearling class hosted its first social of the year a few miles from the city with a weiner roast. Freshmen attendees enjoyed refreshments while being chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Roach and Miss Mary Laubach. Several invited guests attended.
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Linton- Stockton High School
Otis Jamison
Raleigh Roach
Mary Laubach
Blundering compositor stirs newsroom laughs
A joke about typographical slips in daily papers shows how hurried editing can turn a puff about a belle into a risqué misprint. The tale recalls an editor praising dainty feet while the compositor printed dirty feet and ferry boat shoes.
Piano Lessons Offered by Raymond Lowry in City
Sullivan piano instructor Raymond Lowry, famed in the region, will teach Thursdays at John Ingleman’s residence 158 I Street NW. Lessons cost 1 dollar each. those interested should contact Mrs. John Ingleman at 348 K before next Thursday to arrange.
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Raymond Lowry
Sullivan
John Ingleman
I” Street
Lowry
Personal notices from Sullivan and Terre Haute social round
Mrs Mayme Keller spent today in Sullivan. Miss Geneva Harris was in Terre Haute today. Miss Thyra Grey Berns spent the day in Terre Haute today. Miss Violet Buckey spending the weekend in Dugger with her sister Lena Buckey. Mrs Flander Hamlin and baby went to Koleen today to visit her mother Mrs George Crabb. Rex and Robert Browning are weekend guests of their brother Russell Browning in Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Marshall Browning and son Roland will spend tomorrow in Indianapolis visiting daughter Beulah Gail. Mrs James McChristy and Alec left for Harvey Illinois for a week with relatives and friends. Mrs Lillian Tristman went to Oakland City this morning to visit Roland Ferris family. Mrs Arthur Lynch and daughter June Miller returned to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs George Miller in this city. Dick Lloyd of Brazil is weekend guest of Billie Butler and former Linton boy with many friends here. Mrs J F Johnson will leave Monday for Vero Beach Florida to spend the winter. Vero Beach described as a new boom town and county seat on Florida’s east coast. Mr and Mrs William Bunch and daughter Martha Alice with Mr and Mrs Charles Breden and Miss Evelyn Ward of the city, Mr and Mrs Harley Burrell and daughter Amy, and Rev and Mrs Ernest Roberts of Linton were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Boyd north of town.
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Hattery
Alkire
Linton
Ira Adams
Glenborn School
Adams School
Haseman Park
Adams
Wayne Thomas
Jesse
Wendell
Herschel Hollingsworth
Ethel Haseman
Russell Huber
Haseman
William
James Haseman
Frederick
Paul Haseman
Arthur Berns
George Carter
Center Point
Frederick Haseman
Jesse Ley and
Elmer Johnson
James Humphreys
Terre Haute
Sophia Humphreys
Claude Richardson
Ralph Kerran
Otis
Anna Haseman
Thomas Richardson
Martin Wichin
George Sanders
Westphalia
Harold Humphreys
Mary Holscher
Edward
Mat
Emma O’brien
Arthur Lollingsworth
Florence Haseman
William Fritz
Newt Wampler
Switz City
Paul Burriss
Floyd Burriss
Clyde Crane
Bloomfield
Dietrich Haseman
Hriends
Yollingsworth
George Whitcomb
Harrold Gabbard
Nelle Haydock
George Suseman
Ralph Kerzan
Arthur Taylor
Detroit
Sam Baxley
Paul Lynn
Jack Lynn
George Haseman
Vins
Ed Steeckel
Breese
Carlisle
Thomas ‘Richardson, Sr
Tloris
John Kerzan
Thomas Richarson, Jr
Famly
St. Louis
Lynn
Dream of Esther
Olive Branch Church
Florance Haseman
Mayme Keller
Sullivan
Geneva Harris
Thyra Grey Berns
Violet Buckeys
Dugger
Lena Buckey
Flander Hamlin
Baby
Koleen
George Crabb
Rex
Robert Browning
Russell Browning
Marshall Browning
Roland
Indianapolis
Beulah Gail
James McChristy
Alec
Harvey
Ill
Lillian Tristman
Oakland City
Roland Ferris
Arthur Lynch
June Miller
George Miller
Dick Lloyd
Brazil
Billie Butler
J. F. Johnson
Vero Beach
Fla
Florida
William Bunch
Martha Alice
Charles Breden
Evelyn Ward
Harley. Burrell
Amy
Ernest Roberts
Albert Boyd
Ndon Journal
Energetic in Old Age Visitor From Solsberry
Mrs. Jane Sullivan, 82, of near Solsberry, visits her son Geo Sullivan deputy auditor. She lives alone on her farm tending a horse three cows and 200 chickens used for cream sales. After chores she visits neighbors daily.
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Jane Sullivan
Solsberry
Geo. Sullivan
Bloomfield Bananas Show Two Banana Palm Situations
Dave Kidd, Bloomfield court house custodian, notes two banana palm trees with different fruit progress. One tree bears two good bunches and a few smaller bananas, while the other tree trails by about two weeks but is well developed.
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Dave Kidd
Bloomfield
Methodist Readers Question Church Notes in Today’s Paper
Local church page prompts members to verify church notes printed in today's edition. Readers asked to report any corrections or missing items related to congregational dates, services, and events.
Frankfort hunts alligator in city park stream
INDIANA FRANKFORT SEPT 26 The city park hosts an alligator that left five weeks ago and now inhabits a small stream raiding young pigs. It has eluded capture as local authorities report the unusual intruder roaming the area. Nearby towns report other odd notes from Sept 26. Donald Downing, 24, rushed toward home at high speed. sheriff cites his erratic mind. He was fined $18. Asparagus crops and apple blossoms appear in Milan word. Jack Berry displays eight Keifer ears weighing eleven pounds in Seymour. Deputy John Schnell says Charles Wallace hid liquor in his sleeve. Judge Frank Charles fines him $100 and orders thirty days jail.
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Unitisd Press
Frankfort
Ind
Lorida
Rankfort
Winona Lake
Donald Downing
Sherif Daley
Mentone
Bowman
Ile
Marion
John Schnell
Charles Wallace
Frank Charles
Family Well With Chiropractic Demonstration Offer
A local clinic advertises chiropractic care for all ages with a free Patho-Neurometer service to locate trouble. Ten years experience at 175 Linton Trust Building, with 24 hour call answering for proof and demonstrations intended to energize the body.
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Linton Trust
Yarry Myers Rescues Self From Silo Cutter
Greensburg Indiana on Sept 26 Yarry Myers faced a life threatening encounter when a silo machine cutting roller began drawing him in He managed to reverse the mechanism and free himself before injury or death occurred
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Greensburg, Ind
Yarry Myers
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