Football season to open with bang at Oliphant Field
Linton high school gears up for a home opener against Midland at Oliphant field. Coach Landis reshuffles the lineup with Bennett to end and a heavier line. Backfield options include Parks Kinney Ballard and Shaw. Injuries keep O'Brien Berns and Bryan out. Ballard Wilson Reiber show promise in backfield. Yell leaders Alton Moss Paul Winters Edith O'Brien elected as student leaders amid season preparations.
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Linton High School
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Priest
Cadwell
Bedwell
Filgedick
Williams
Parks
Kinney
Ballard
Shaw
Wilson
Reiber
O’brien
Berns
Bryan
Alton Moss
Paul Winters
Edith O’brien
Olishant Field
Midland
Linton
Linton Municipal Election Facts For All Voters
Voters need not register to vote and must be 21 years old plus resident of the state six months county or township sixty days ward thirty days. Moving after October 3 may cost your vote while absent ballots available after October 3 with city clerk applications. Absentee voting details include in person options after October 23 and mailouts starting fifteen days before the election.
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Greene County Loan Company
Linton
Indiana
Welch
Local Boy Scouts Show Activity
The Boy Scouts of Troop 2 met last evening with good attendance. Two new scouts joined the troop and a seven piece orchestra, already proving an asset, showcased the group. Parents night is set for Monday evening October 4, with an appeal for all parents and other supporters to attend.
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Boy Scouts
Baseball scores from yesterday and today
National League games ended tied St Louis versus Boston 1 1 and New York 9 Brooklyn 7. American League Detroit 6 6 New York 2 7. Games today Brooklyn at Philadelphia. No other matches scheduled.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Order Plans for New Court House in Sullivan County
Sullivan county commissioners ordered plans and specifications prepared for a new court house. Plans must pass both the county commissioners and council, with contracts awarded if approved. Bond financing recommended for a building estimated at $400,000.
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Sullivan County Commissioners
County Commissioners
County Council
Operation avoidance urged by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Los Angeles readers report Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a woman avoid surgery after years of fatigue back pain and heart palpitations. She credits the remedy with restoring health and notes rare needed medicines, adding she also uses Sanative Wash. Many letters praise the product after doctors recommended operations.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. GouLp
Side Boulevard
Five Best Radio Features Tonight In 1925 Listings
United Press reports radio listings across major networks. WEAF Chicago scheduled Musical Sea at 8 p.m. Central. Weaf hook-ups for grand opera. Dallas WFAA 11 p.m. CST Majestic players. New York WJZ WRC Schenectady WGI 10 p.m. EST Over the Seven Seas. Ever Ready hour at 8 p.m. CST.
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United Press
WLS
Chicago
WEAF
Hook-Up
Weaf Grand Opera Company
WFAA
Dallas
Maijestic
WJZ
New York
WRC
Washington
WGI
Schenectady
Seven Seas
KE. S. T
Mrs. Cora Dew Dies in Jasonville Home
Mrs. Cora Dew, 57, died Sunday evening at her Jasonville home. She leaves husband Frank Dew, proprietor of Dew's furniture store. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning at the Baptist church in Jasonville, with burial in Lebanon cemetery under the Jasonville chapter 9 BS, of which she had been a member for over 20 years.
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Cora Dew
Jasonville
Frank Dew
Dew
Baptist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Uniforms Wanted From Legionnaires at Moose Hall
Officials request all legionnaires with uniforms bring them to Moose hall Wednesday evening or mail them to the hall for collection.
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Moose Hall
The Triumph of Righteousness Sunday Night Event
An event titled The Triumph of Righteous ness is listed for Sunday October 11 at 7:80 pm with timing and title details.
Death of Little IrL Orietta Payne
Orietta Betty Payne died yesterday at her grandmother’s home on A street southwest. Born April 12, 1924, she was 17 months and 16 days old. Cause was summer complaint. Survived by parents, one brother, one sister. Family from between Dugger and Sullivan visiting Mr. Payne’s mother. Funeral at Burris chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Burris chapel cemetery.
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Orietta Betty Payne
Harvey Payne
Nancy Payne
Dugger and
Sullivan
Burris Chapel
Telephone Bills Due At New Home Telephone Co
Tele phone bills are due and payable at the office of the New Home Telephone company on the 21st of each month. If not paid within 15 days from the bill date, service may be discontinued without further notice. A 50 cent restoration charge applies if service is cut for non payment.
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New Home Telephone Company
NEW Home Telephone CO
Revival Guests at Olive Branch Church Service
Live Wire class members from the local church will be special guests at this evening's revival services at Olive Branch church. Committees ask all Live Wires to meet at the church promptly at 11 o'clock and those with cars are urged to bring them if possible.
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Olive Branch
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