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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1936
Page
3
The Linton Daily Citizen announces its office as the second class post in Linton Indiana and lists subscription prices for mail in Indiana. Rates include yearly and six month options with advance payment required.
The notice lists advertising rates for various classified items including reading notices, obituaries, and social announcements. It notes per line and per word pricing with a minimum first insertion and mentions that permanent cybernet rates are available upon application.
Indiana will begin seining to remove gar dogfish and carp from lakes in Noble Steuben DeKalb Whitley La Porte Starke St. Joseph Marshall Fulton Kosciusko Elkhart LaGrange counties. The Works Progress Administration and county conservation reps lead the project to protect young game fish. A similar effort has operated at Bass Lake for months.
Syracuse Indiana August 1 more than 1000 delegates registered for the quadrennial national Christian education convention of the Evangelical church to be held at Oakwood Park August 5 to 9 Representatives from every state with church units Canada Japan China Africa and European countries will attend the convention Theme farther with Christ Mrs Margaret Small of Syracuse and her son David of Fowler visited relatives in Youngstown Ohio Sharon Pennsylvania and Wheeling West Virginia over the last ten days
New York City households join a WPA subsistence garden scheme growing artichokes and squash. Thousands of small home owners cultivate intensive, small plots no larger than 50 by 50 feet, spread across Bronx Queens Kings and Richmond counties.
Indianola club members and three guests gathered Friday at Mrs. George Hedrick’s home for a club gathering. After a business session, bingo awarded prizes to Mrs. George Stafford, Mrs. Ed Hall, and Mrs. Cris Myers. Hostess and helpers served a plate luncheon. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Ind Hall’s home.
Rev. Fred Pucket of Jasonville will be principal speaker at a Pentecostal revival in Switz City starting Monday night. He will speak at each service through Friday with Clarence Poulson and Carroll Stewart in charge. The revival begins at 7:30 tonight on Main Street.
Willard Fiscus greets officials and youths at Greene County radio track and field meet under WPA Recreational department. Linton placed ninth in the state tabulation as forty seven teams from across the state competed.
Dr. George B. Lake warns that boisterous visits and grim morgue or operating room jokes can worsen a patient's condition. He notes fear and worry hinder recovery and stress the need for careful, individualized communication by physicians to avoid triggering distressing reactions.
Bloomfield notes report Wilson Chevrolet adds an electric lubrication lift with modern safety and access features. Richard Jarvis earns a Purdue University county scholarship for 1936 37, after graduating Bloomfield High. Rotary initiation for Wilbur Riddle, with guests from Bedford club and a celebratory quartet. Hospital and travel updates include Mrs. Carl Griffith undergoing goitre surgery in Indianapolis, and families visiting relatives in Bloomfield and Louisville. Local social events cover bridge club, kindergarten birthday, and a Baptist church picnic in city park for Pastor Shuman's family. Hazel Rhinehart improving in Little Rock hospital.
More than 6,000 men are employed on land conservation and resettlement projects in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. The regional headquarters of the Resettlement Administration announced the figures noting most workers are on 15 land use projects and the rest on a rural homestead project.
The National Twins association will hold its fifth annual convention in Fort Wayne Indiana on August 29 and 30. About 1200 twins and triplets from nine states and Canada attended the prior year’s meeting.
Rev and Mrs H J Bailey and family returned Friday after visiting Rev Bailey's mother Mrs H J Schandinger of North Vernon.
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