King TUs Stay Undefeated In County League Victory
The King Tu s team won 15 to 9 on their home field extending their 5 County League streak to three straight wins. They will play Winamac next Sunday afternoon at home. Local visits include David Kessler and family of Lawrence with Bertha. Elizabeth Bowers of Centropolia with Russiaville relatives. Earl Northern was found guilty in Howard Circuit Court of aiding a South Kokomo Bank robbery and received a ten to twenty one year sentence under the habitual criminal act. H M Brubaker and others attended a Dunkard meeting at Flora on May 3.
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King Tu‘s
Winamac
Earl Northern
Howard
South Kokomo
Robbery at Galveston First State Bank Involves Four
A Saturday morning heist at the Galveston First State Bank saw four men smash in take about three thousand dollars and flee after attempting to vault the cashier. The cashier fired once but missed. one robber stayed by the machines while the others fled town. The event caps a sequence of local notices and social items in this issue.
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Galveston First State Bank
Galveston
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Kenneth H. Rich
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G. Hollingsworth
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H. M. Brubaker
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Tom Brant
H. Miller
Dorcas Society
Keith
Mary Pollock
Pauth Ritz
Jeanett Carter
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Manson Unger
Grant Ridenour
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Toney
Howard County
Main and
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Carter Electric Company
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Harry Broad
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Howard W. Ellers
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Vaile Ave
Anderson Abstract Company, Kokomo Trust Bld’g
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