Burglars Loot Two Oil Stations In Falls And Mullan Area
Thieves entered the Standard Oil office on Falls and Mullan avenues and the Red Ball station at Mul lan avenue and Commercial street. At Standard Oil the safe was blown, $350 stolen 10 days earlier, no money now. Red Ball yielded under $1 in change. Entrances varied. a basement window at Red Ball. Detectives deem amateurs likely involved, with prior Standard break-ins noted.
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Standard Oil
Falls and
Mullan Avenues
Red Ball
Guy Burnett
Mul.lan Avenue
Commercial Street
Yeggs
Red Ball Station
Vacation Bible School Exd Session to Be Held Thursday
June 27 in Qelwein Indiana reports commencement exercises at First Baptist church at 1 p m. Program features songs memory verses Bible stories and a hand work display. Rev Ferguson and about 10 helpers led the school with 70 enrolled and roughly 60 attending daily. A 2:30 picnic at the city park followed the session concluding with a note on adult strength.
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Qelwein
First Baptist Church
Ferguson
Bire
Rehireh
Jail repeaters in police court
In police court Judge O. B. Courtright announced that repeat offenders will face jail sentences. John Hipman received hard labor for intoxication and a pending reckless driving fine was added. Lyons, a longtime local farmer, was sentenced to 30 days for intoxication as other youths faced similar convictions.
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O. B. Courtright
John Hipman
Fist
Tim
Jipminh
Jie
Wiliam
Bil) Lyons
Po- Her Court
Jal
The Best Medicine for Women Advert has Myer Request
In Winston Salem North Caroling a man asked for the best medicine for women and was given Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Mrs Myers credits the remedy with relief from weakness and pain, enabling her to resume housework, and the ad claims 98 of every 1100 women benefit.
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Mr. Myers
Winston, Salem
North Garoling
Ll. Ky Myers
Lydian
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinknam
Tailored sentence unclear. intoxication and driving fines noted
A man named Ira Spoores was found guilty of reckless driving and fined fifteen dollars or five days in jail. The report also references a bond for Jess Mayes and a speeding charge at twenty five miles per hour with a fifteen dollar fine plus costs, along with mentions of other alleged traffic violators and related appearances.
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Jess Mayes
Ira Spoores
Spoores
el G. Andrewson
Racine
Wis
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Fonda Mae
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