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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

3

Body found after fishing trip disappearance in Indiana

Cecil Asbury, 80, of Indianapolis, missing since Saturday, was found in willow branches along White River about 12 miles southwest of Bedford. Searchers had tracked his absence since Sunday. discovery credited to Mr and Mrs Herman Parks and son James of Bicknell.

Bedford Ind W.P Cecil ‘Asbury Indianapolis White River Here Asbury Herman Parks James Bicknell

Purdue Purifies Smallpox Vaccine With Gelatin Addition

Purdue University scientists report a purification method that removes up to 80 percent of extraneous tissue from smallpox vaccine, preserving protection for nearly three years with one tenth of one percent gelatin. Dr Behrens leads tests and notes potential virus research advances including rabies vaccine improvements. A weak organic acid dissolves extraneous tissue without harming the virus.

Lapayette Ind Purdue University Purdue CG. A. Behrens Behrens

Orphans of Vets to Parade at Indiana Legion Meet

More than 600 orphaned children of World War Indiana servicemen will march in the August 26 parade in Indianapolis. The group includes 200 cadets and older youths from the Knights Town Orphans Home and the state school. Awards totaling about 500 dollars will be given for best marching units, uniforms, bands, floats, and drum corps. Reunions are planned for World War Veterans groups and World War Nurses of Indiana during the August convention.

Indianapolis Indiana American Legion Knightstown Wilfrad Bradshaw Indianapolis American Legion Convention Corporation Legion District Legion Legion Post 36Th Infantry Harry ‘L. Quinn Bloomington William ‘C. Nelson Anderson Indiana Department of the Legion J. Floyd Seelig Pendleton World War Nurses of Indiana Theresa II. MaGruder Margaret Cody Catherine Lory Meyer Bertha Welter Elkhart Birda Hunt Kokomo

Hog Prices Jump to Record Indianapolis Market

Hog prices rose sharply at the Indianapolis live stock yards with top quotes around 11.16 per hundredweight. Buyers reported gains of 25 to 380 cents above previous levels, with hogs selling from 10.90 to 11.15 per hundredweight and cattle also advancing about 25 cents.

Indianapolis

Play Close Tilts in Softball Loop

In Linton Softball league action Little Betty and Asher's Mobilgas Boys posted wins at Lin-Sto i bak oo. Little Betty blanked the Elks 2 0 with Waldie and Cox batting for the victors while Winters and Kennedy starred for the Elks. The Linton Summit club won its first game by defeating the Red Men 3 1 led by Page and Strahle with Bryant and Seecina behind the plate. Rudy's Hot Airs lost 18 1 to Asher Mobilgas Boys with Lee and Myers for Asher and Lee and Shonk for Rudy's.

Little Betty Asher Mobilgas Boys Linton Summit Linton Elks Waldie Cox Winters Kennedy Linton Simmit Page Strahle Bryant Seecina Red Rudy Asher Mobilgas Lee Myers Ashera Shonk Rudys

Linton swimmer is given citation in life saving work

Washington August 1 The Red Cross and the governor s unemployment relief commission cooperated on a Culver life saving school July 16 part of national aquatic schools. Indiana now has 81 qualified life saving examiners in 26 counties. The program emphasizes safety for lakes and rivers, with instruction in swimming, rescue, artificial respiration, and waterfront protection.

Washington, D. C Indiana’s Red Cross Culver Red Cross National Harold F. Enlows John H. Dillon Enlows Indiana Dillon Governor's Commission On Dillohn Jerry Delone Paul Goss National Life Saving Staff The Red Grass

Chatterbox At Shelter House Described In Local Note

The Second Street Shelter House in Eading, Pa under federal supervision publishes its own mimeographed newspaper the Chatterbox. Meanwhile in Alaska near Resurrection Bay fishermen search the bay floor for shrimp beds of commercial size.

Shelter House Eading U.P Chatterbox Seward Alaska U. Bh Resurrection Bay

Collect Window Bottles Demonstrates Charleston History

A Charleston collection of old drug store show window bottles is valued at about 2000 dollars. The collection belongs to T. Stalnacker of Charleston. Some bottles are over 200 years old.

Charleston W. Va T. Stalnacker

Dr Buis Offers Drugless Treatment for Digestive Ailments

Dr Buis invites those sick or worried about their condition to consult him. He claims his drugless method uses common reason and nature to heal, focusing on indigestion or bowel issues as the root cause. An experienced lady attendant will assist.

Vehicle licenses offered at half price here

The local license bureau on Vincennes Street advertised half price vehicle licenses today. Manager John Cravens urged all residents who did not buy licenses earlier in the year to take advantage of the reduction.

Ast Vincennes Street John ¢. Cravens

City Fathers Rebuked Findlay Over Noxious Weeds Ruling

The Findlay city council was stunned by a routine order to Mrs. Amanda O'Hara to cut weeds on her property. Clerk Charles Hollinger reported her sharp reply claiming the vegetation was sweet clover, which she said violates no ordinance.

Findlay Amanda O’hara Har Charles Hollinger

Buoy Weights Vary Across English Channel Coast

Across the 2,400 mile coast of England and Wales thirty buoy types are in use. The heaviest buoy weighs 20 009 pounds and the lightest 500 pounds.

England Wales

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