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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

3

Prof Morge Found Guilty of Assault and Battery

The trial of Harry E. Marge former Marco schools principal charged with cruelty whipping a pupil David Campbell went before a Bloomfield circuit court jury. The jury found Marge guilty of assault and battery and imposed a $50 fine plus costs. He now resides in Harrison County.

Harry E. Marge Marco Schools David Campbell Srcult Court Bloomfield George G. Humphreys J. F. Weiman Morge Prof Marge Harrison County

Nine Mile Church Services and Local Visits Report

Sunday afternoon church services were held with Brother Pitkins from Greencastle delivering an address. The item lists numerous local visits and social calls across Linton Sullivan Ellis Vincennes and nearby towns with multiple families hosting or visiting and plans for Tuesday church singing at Ellis with Norval Scott as teacher. many names and places appear throughout.

Pitkins Greencastle Thelma Powell Ruth Bledsoe Ellis Church Norval Scott Dugger Fiveryone Mary Beck

Sunday Socials Around Brownstown and Nearby

A Brownstown notes several visits including Bertha Moss with Mrs. Will Brown, and Raymond Bales to Matilda Moody who remains quite ill. Reverend Boee and family from Sullivan join John and Bertha Bledsoe for dinner as Louis Pearl visit friends. Ed Sherman moves into Joe Humphreys’s former home. Roll Lynn bedridden with an abscess. 72nd birthday surprise for Will Stockrahm remembered by local families.

Bertha Moss Will Brown Raymond Bales Matilda Moody Cass Moody Boee Sullivan Doublemont Walter Harris John Bledsoe Louis Pearl Ed Sherman Joe Humphreys Ola Doublemont Clovis Miller Atlas Roll Lynn Louis Doublemont Bloomfield Will Stockrahm Bolton School Alex Powell Aden Atta Fenel Mack Lisman Irvin Beasley William Swan Ford Bolton Raymond Powell James Bledsoe, Jr

First horse thief detective group formed in Greene county

The Greene county record notes the first horse thief detective association in Smith township, formed 45 years ago under a Civil War statute. Members signing the papers include Henry R. Strong, Ben F. Danell, William J. Greene, Andy J. Brough, Ben F. Conant, Hugh Anderson, and others for mutual protection and the detection of thieves and felons.

Greene County Smith Township County Recorder’s Office Henry R. Strong Ben F. Danell William J. Greene Andy J. Brough

West Atlas Residents Attend Picnics and Visits

West Atlas community activity highlights include Florence Strauser hosting a class picnic in light rain, and numerous local families visiting relatives in Bloomfield Linton Dugger Jasonville and Gambill. Attendance at Mrs Sherman Curtman funeral noted with burial at Walnut Grove.

Local Dinner Guests Near Brownstown and West Atlas

Friends and former neighbors hosted and visited at multiple Sunday gatherings. Guests included Mrs. May Bales of Brownstown, Arlie Richardson and Virginia Rose from the Greene Sullivan line, Roy Smith and child, John Richardson and sons William and Gilbert, Earl Bales of Brownstown, Ora Fainot home visitors James Sampson family Austin Woolf family West Atlas, and Edwin Tindick of Linton.

John J. Robson Charley Richardson Hallie Lynn May Bales Brownstown Arlie Richardson Virginia Rose Greene-Sullivan County Line Roy Smith John Richardson William and Gilbert Earl Bales Ora Fainot James Sampson Austin Woolf West Atlas Edwin Tindick Linton

Local Notes From Terre Haute and Surroundings

Mrs Toka Morgan of Terre Haute visited her sister Mrs Ollie Deckard and attended the commencement Saturday night. Residents from the area attended the Morgan trial Thursday. The Economic club fed the Ladies Aid on Wednesday. No preaching last Sunday due to a minister’s absence. The Fpworth League will visit Sandborn next Sunday. Mrs Retta Blackwood reports arrival in St Petersburg last Friday. Miss Deer the music and art teacher left for Franklin last Sunday. Miss Edna Smith visited her brother Roy Smith in Stinesville last Saturday. Miss Hazel Beem of Bloomington spent last weekend with her sister. Mr and Mrs Rumple of Sandborn visited their daughter Mrs Roach last Sunday.

Toka Morgan Terre Haute Ollie Deckard Economic Club Ladies’ Aid Society Fpworth League Sandborn League Retta Blackwood St. Petersburg Miss Deer Franklin Edna Smith Roy Smith Stinesville Hazel Beem Bloomington Flossieshehee

Five Best Radio Features Tonight

Radio listings announce top programs for five stations. WJZ in New York presents a women's glee club at 8 40 p m Eastern time. KSD St Louis offers City Club glee club at 8 30 p m Central. KLX Oakland airs KLX Players in Paid in Full at 8 p m Pacific. WTIC Hartford presents Hartford Choral at 8 10 p m Eastern. WCAP Washington features Alma's Temple Shrine band at 9 p m Eastern.

United Press WJZ New York KSD St. Louis City Club Glee Club KLX Oakland WTIC Hartford Hartford Choral Club WCAP Washington Alma Temple Shrine

Epitaph for John Weats in Rome Cemetery

The grave in the Protestant cemetery at Rome shows a sink with the epitaph dictated by Weats himself reading Here Hes one whose name was writ In water. The misspelled name Weats appears, claiming to mark the poet’s slip of fame in stone.

Keats John Weats Rome Weats

Vermifuge Promises Safe Worm Elimination for Children

Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy and expel intestinal worms in children. Claims to strengthen vitality and resist fatal diseases and notes a 35 cent price via Elk Horn Pharmacy. Uses urgent tone to urge dosing for health.

Elk Horn Pharmacy

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