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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

7

Aged Mother of Linton Men Dead at Shelburn

Nancy I. Suthard 89 died yesterday at the Shelburn home of her son in Indiana after living in Hopkins County Kentucky. She leaves six sons and one daughter, 31 grandchildren, 101 great grandchildren, and seven great great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 80 in the Baptist church. Burial in Fairview cemetery.

Nancy I. Suthard Hopkins County Indiana John and Rufus Suthard Linton Doris Suthard Jasonville Joe Suthard Central City Sarah Tapp W. H. Ferguson Kentucky George Ferguson Shelburn Baptist Vairview Cemetery

Newberry High School to Present Class Play

The Newberry high school pupils perform The Path Across the Hill on Tuesday night April 14 at 8 o’clock in the assembly hall admission 15 and 24 cents. The cast includes Carney Brookshire Samuel Crawford Ralph Mullis Robert Post Cleatus Hasier Walter Conrad Carl Cone Dr Jimmy Reed Jonas Hilburn Salamanda Alexander John Henry Jones Lucille Hinds Mrs Davis Ruth Scott Ruth Conrad Bob bie Opal Cone Flo Gray Mac Bennett Lutie Daisy Hasler Zu Zu the cook. The young people have shown notable talent and all attending will be entertained.

Newberry High School Carney Brookshire Samuel Crawford Grandpa Ralph Mullis Robert Post Cleatus Hasier Walter Conrad Ruth Carl Cone Jimmy Reed Jonas Hilburn Salamanda Alexander John Henry Jones Lucille Hinds

Card of thanks for kind deeds after death

The Brassfield family expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and assistance after the death of their loved one. They thank Rev Willson, the singers, and Mr Aikin Mr Clayton and Mrs Skelton for kindnesses shown.

Rev. Willson Aikin Clayton Skelton Edgar Brassfield

Legion to fix and repaint Walford memorial tablet

The American Legion plans to correct and repaint the service memorial tablet on the Walford building at Main and Vincennes. Omitted names can be added if reported to the legion.

The American Legion Walford Main Vincennes Streets Legion

Notice to Taxpayers on Special Street and Alley Tax

Notice to taxpayers announces due payment of a special street and alley intersection tax. The City Treasurer at city hall collects the fee, with real estate in the city taxable at $2.50 per $100 of assessed value of lots. Lola Hollowell, City Treasurer.

Lola Hollowell Lmie

Last Dance of the Season at K of P Hall

M. FL. DANCE. Saturday night April 11 at K of P hall with B and W music ends the season.

K. of P. Hall B. & W. Music

Local Firm Lands Major Cement Contract for Linton Pavement

The Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co. won the cement supply contract for the city pavement project, with Robertson & Song contracting yesterday through local manager D. M. Puckett. The job will require 75 to 80 carloads.

Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co Robertson & Song D. M. Puckett

James O Pate 73, Switz City Native, Dies at Home

James Orum Pate a former miller and Switz City resident died at his home after months of illness aged 73. He built Richland and another Switz City mill, was an Odd Fellows member and Christian church affiliate. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Ethel Newsom and son Ray Pate plus two brothers M F Pate and W Nero Pate and a sister Mrs Mary Anderson. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m in Switz City.

James Orum Pate Switz City Richland Mills Odd Fellows Order Christian Church Ethel Newsom Ray Pate Detroit Mich M. F. Pate Bloomfield W. Nero Pate Wenatchee Wash Mary Anderson Indianapolis

Linton Receives Long Prison Term In Bank Robbery Case

Rals ton Blackie Linton of Terre Haute was found guilty of automobile banditry in a pair of 1923 bank robberies in Owen county. The jury recommended 15 years, with the sentence set by the court. attorney Whitlock vows an appeal to secure a new trial.

Spencer Jad Ralston “Blackie Linton Terre Haute Owen County Charles C. Whitlock Owen Circuit Court State Supreme Court Supreme Court

Roads praised as Indiana district shines

The Bloomfield News lauds the state highways in Greene, Owen, Sullivan, Daviess, and Knox counties for their smooth condition. It credits District Superintendent Steve Stalcup and his patrol team for making the roads the best possible for travelers in the district.

Bloomfield News Greene Owen, Sullivan Daviess Knox Indiana Steve Stalcup

Indianapolis Market Summary Hogs and Cattle Steady

Indianapolis market report shows hog receipts around 6000 with prices 25 cents lower. Soest heavies at 18.20 to 13.10, bulk sales near 18.80 for hogs. Cattle receipts about 1000 with steers 9.50 to 11.20, cows and heifers 6.30 to 10.00, sheep 1000 steady with tops at 8, lambs to 14, springers 19, calves 800 receipts with tops 18.50 and bulk 11.00 to 13.50.

Herbine Bottle Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An advertisement claims Herbine on the shelf acts like a doctor at home providing instant relief when digestion is irregular. One or two doses start things moving and restore buoyant spirits of perfect health. Price 60c. Sold by Elkhorn Pharmacy.

Elkhorn Pharmacy

Kinder testifies in first degree murder trial in Ohio

Thomas Kinder testified in New Lexington Ohio on April 10 about the January killing of Albert Marcey. He described Marcey pursuing his wife on the streets and forcing auto rides, saying Marcey refused to mind his business when told to stop. He said he compelled his wife to submit to Marcey on several occasions.

New Lexington Ohio Thomas Kinder Vna Albert Marcey Marcey Kinder Mareey

Easter Candy and Eggs Sale by Sarou Reformed Church Girls

Young girls of Sarou Reformed Church will sell colored eggs candy and extras Saturday at Poou's cleaning shop to raise funds for church activities.

Sarou Reformed Church Poou Vtep

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Meat Department Zoe Poe, Johnson & Fuller Fashion Hat Shoppe O. H. Hanger Jack Spice Wakefield & Miller Mutual South Main Street Citizen Want Ott Stephenson Nancy E. Suthard Assembly M. FL. Dance Harry Welch Ayice Frank M. Welch Will C. Welch Hamilton James Pate Glagkie Linton Owen Stalcup Peuntted Prigss Phoenix Phoenix Sil Kinghan Wm. Coleman & Sons Ax & Fry Kirk’s “Flake White Chase & Sandborn Oleo Ford Chevrolet Star Maxwell Dodge Durant, Gray E. J. Ecker & Son Sporting Goods Carl H. Roach S. Main Street
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