First Baptist Linton elects church officers for 1928
After a church basement picnic, First Baptist Linton held its annual business meeting. Reports showed steady progress as the nomination committee's slate was accepted. New officers include Treasurer Harry Welch, Clerk D W McIntosh, and Financial Secretary Mrs. John R Morgan. Deacons Frank Letterman and William P Roll elected. trustees also named. Terms expire April 30, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Harry Welch
D. W. McIntosh
Roy Hays
John R. Morgan
G.C. Ashcraft
Margaret
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
The Brown family thanks those who helped during our father and husband’s illness and passing. Special appreciation to the Masons and Eagles fraternal orders, Rev Willson, the singers, and flower givers. -Mrs. George H. Brown and Children.
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Masons and Eagles
Willson
George H. Brown
Linton Primary Day Nears With Ward Voting Places
The city prepares for municipal primary Tuesday as three ward boards tally ballots for two major parties. Voters are urged to vote early to avoid evening jams, with a ward diagram showing each resident's polling place.
Voting places by ward listed for First Ward through Third Ward
The notice lists ward voting sites including Mrs Natton’s residence at Third and I streets northeast for First Ward, Lewis Nance’s residence at 283 Sixth Street southeast for Second Ward, and the Orlf Citizen office at A and First streets northwest for Third Ward.
Indiana Ranks Third In Onion Production
Indiana now ranks third in onion production behind New York and Ohio. Agricultural statistician M. M. Justin cited about 7,000 harvest acres statewide with current plantings in Whitley Noble Jasper Starke Steuben and Kosciusko counties. Through early shipments total around 3 500 car loads.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
M. M. Justin
New York
Ohio
Justin
Whitley
Noble
Jasper
Starke
Steuben
Kossinske
Indiana Announces Closed Season for Bass and Bluegills
The Indianapolis press dispatch reports that starting May 1 Indiana enacts a closed season on black bass and bluegills to protect nests and fry. Unlawful to catch possess or pursue these fish during the closed period, with enforcement aided by conservation efforts. The policy aims to bolster game fish and boost state fishing revenues.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Conservation Department
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ESSEX
Kenneth Hannum
Greene County
Linton Trust Co
Keystone
E. H. Vonderschmitt
Mato
East First Street
N. E
Lizzie Davis
Eskew
Tyler
J. B. Shields
Baptists OF
Linton
Hali
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohia
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Nou Do
N. W
D” Street
Tudebaker
Studebaker
Tokec
Maxwell & Persons
Commercial
Elvie V. Ashby
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