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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1925

Page

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Local students vie in south central Indiana event

Tryouts at the high school chose Margaret Murphy and Mary Klink as top finishers in oratory and reading respectively. Judges included Walter Brown and I A McKissick with contests set for May 2 at Bloomington amid Big Six member schools Bloomington Washington Vincennes Martinsville Bedford and Linton. Washington is disqualified from this year’s competition.

Indiana Willis Nichols Margaret Murphy America Harold Talbott American Red Cross Margaret Klink Isabelle McChristy Mary Edith Klink Sara Nelle McIntosh Reading Mary Klink Sar Nelle McIntosh Walter T. Brown Bloomfield I. A. McKissick Jasonville William Rawles Bloomington Big Six Washington Vincennes Martinsville Bedford Linton Indiana High School Athletic

Vegetable Compound Helps Mrs Gingrich Through Change of Life

Baltimore woman Mrs L Gingrich credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health during the Change of Life and after use through a serious nervous and hot flash period. She praises the remedy as a dependable medicine for midlife women and urges others to try it for nervousness and female ailments.

Baltimore Maryland Lydia B. Pinkham Mrs. L. Gingrich N. Gilmor St

Open Forum Letter Defends Bond for Officers and Americanism

Editor Linton Citizen expresses personal views on parade involvement and Horse Thief Detective bond requirements. Elmer Tannehill states legion members participated as individuals, supports enforcing bonds for officers, upholds law, and asserts 100 percent Americanism and loyalty oath from wartime service.

Linton Citizen Horse Thief Detective Association Bond Legion Post Legion United States Elmer Tannehill

Five Best Radio Features Tonight

A United Press item lists Tonight's prime radio features across networks. Highlights include Ever Ready Entertainers on WEAF and stations from WCCO WOC and others at 9 p.m. Eastern time and Bruns wick hour of music on WGY. WIP offers Victor Herbert program and orchestra with Harry Q. Nichols at 11 p.m. Central time, while ELS Chicago features Solemn old judge's frolic.

United Press WEAF New York WCCO Minneapolis - St. Paul WOC Davenport WWJ Detroit WEAR Cleveland WEEI Boston WJAR Providence WFEI Philadelphia WGR Buffalo WASI Cincinnati WCAR Pittsburgh WJZ WRC Washington WBZ Springfield KYW Chicago KDKA WGY Schenectady Brunswick Hour of Music WIP Victor Herbert WMC Memphis Harry Q. Nichols ELS

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death

The Himebrook family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and service after the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Clark for consoling words, the Church of Christ, Mr Welch, and all who sent flowers or aided in any way. - Mrs J F Himebrook and children.

Clark The Church of Christ Welch J. F. Himebrook

Greene County to issue bonds for Oscar Fitzpatrick Road project

The Greene County Board of Commissioners plans to issue bonds totaling 74000 dollars at five percent to fund the construction of the Oscar Fitzpatrick concrete road in Stockton township under the three mile gravel road law. Total property value is 7005010 dollars with existing debt 37216.77 dollars. Within fifteen days after two weeks notice, ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by petition to the County Auditor, with a hearing date to be set. Witness dated April 7, 1925.

Board of Commissioners Greene County Indiana Oscar Fitzpatrick Stockton Township County of Greene State Board of Tax Commissioners State Board Board of Commissioners of Ind

Linton Cornet Band Formed in Greene County

Greene County recorder records show 45 years ago a group of Linton citizens organized the Linton Cornet Band. The corporation aimed to furnish music for all, with directors elected, meetings set, and a harp emblem in a magic circle seal. Incorporators listed: Charles E. Sherwood, Barney W McClung, Benjamin M. Sherwood, Harry I. Sherwood, Ora Price, John Sherwood, Peter Gilbreath, and Jim McClung.

the Recorder of Greene County Linton Linton Cornet Band Charles E. Sherwood Barney W. “McClung Benjamin M. Sherwood Harry I. Sherwood Ora Price John Sherwood Peter Gilbreath Jim McClung

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