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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
6
The rental demand for our yearly convenient safety deposit boxes remains strong. Access is restricted to the renter or a designated person. Fees start at $2.22 including tax.
The fragment notes that the Mine Run troubles reflect wider worries and anxieties delaying clear sight of local concerns. It hints at shared burdens affecting judgment and daily life without detailing specific events or figures.
The annual Old Clifty homecoming in Eastern Greene county will be held Sunday at the Old Clifty church twelve miles east of Bloomfield. Activities include two meetings at 10 9 and 2 o'clock with a noon basket dinner. The event features music from Dugger quartette and local talent, with speakers Chaplain Elden A Hutchinson and Rev B H Bruner, open to all denominations.
Mrs J Clyde Crane Bloomfield Greene county president announces the Federated club picnic at Humphreys park on Wednesday Aug 13. State and district officers are to attend the annual meeting with a covered dish luncheon at noon hosted by Linton Federated clubs and urged members to attend bringing a covered dish and own table service.
The Cleveland Public Library announces its first bound volume in human skin. The Koran was owned by an East African Arab chief, the skin stiffened and stained dark red, then polished for display.
Greene county will be represented at the thirteenth annual Indiana coaching school in Berry Bowl on August 18. Harold K. Poster of Wisconsin will head the staff with Arthur Rouse Floyd Baker and others assisting. Coaches from the United States Canada and Hawaii are expected to attend and study all phases of the game.
Washington Aug 7 An allotment of 175000 for building 186 miles of electric lines to serve 5 9 patrons in Putnam Clay and Owen counties approved by Federal REA officials per administrator Harry Slattery Allotments totaling 7744000 60 borrowers in 24 states and the Virgin Islands were approved The Putnam laywen corporation is known as the Tri county Rural Electric Membership corporation
Arthur Hollingsworth of Linton reports three odd fossils brought to the Daily Citizen. A creature-like petrified bone form a human shape a paddle-like object and a piece of bone were found 55 feet underground in the Spear coal mine near Westphalia. He notes Indian beads and relics also found in the same mine.
Mr and Mrs Camille Cornelius learn their son is ill in a Navy hospital in Brooklyn New York. August Cornelius Jr and Brenda Ann visit Flint Michigan friends and relatives. Lloyd Maen of Charles Town visits her parents Taie and family. Brewer family joins Gien Byers and family for a Sunday gathering. Clrsnze Martin and Greensourrz visit Joe Yung with family. Rosemary Potters of Sullivan visits relatives here this week. Raymond Jones leaves Friday for a few days in Hopkinsville Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs Max Friedman and Gene Friedman of Linton along with Mrs Ruth Stein and son Jerry of Indianapolis have returned from Chicago where they visited Marvin Friedman who has entered the United States Coast Guard Service Gene Friedman stayed on to visit relatives in Chicago
Livestock market report from Indianapolis shows hogs at 4,200 head with weights above 160 pounds higher. lighter weights sows and lights higher. Cattle 700 and calves 500 with fed cattle steady and fat cows steady to easy. Good fed yearlings 10.75 to 11.85, fed heifers 10.15 to 11.25. top hogs and sows noted, sheep 1,500 with spring lambs steady. good to choice lambs 10.75 to 16.25, lower grades 8.00 to 10.00.
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting Indianapolis Detroit Bloomington Linton Worthington Louisville and Park with many brief mentions of family ties. Several travelers return from trips to Ohio Kentucky and Indiana while a new baby James Ray is reported born to Orell Overman and Frances Deckard.
4 H Club exhibits urged today as roundup concludes in Linton. Dairy cattle prizes go to Lloyd Cain of Switz City for Jersey bull and sweepstakes dairy award, with numerous names listed for jerseys, Guernseys, and heifers from Bloomfield, Midland, Worthington, and surrounding towns.
Bruno Mussolini son of the Italian dictator died in a crash near Pisa while testing a new aircraft. He served as captain in the Italian air force and had flown in Ethiopia and Spain with the Desperata air squadron.
Washington defense petroleum coordinator Harold L. Ickes warned a shortage of aviation gasoline will occur in the United States unless refining capacity expands to meet increased military needs. He noted shipments to Russia in four American tankers soon in Russian service and drums aboard Russian merchantmen, with supplies also going to Britain and Western Hemisphere nations. Exports to other countries are banned.
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Metcalf and daughter of Chicago visit with Mr and Mrs Richard Metcalf on South Levy street. Miss Betty Gren, employed in Indianapolis, vacationing in Jasonville. Mr and Mrs Merida Woolam in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mrs Oscar Suthard and Mrs Everett Craig in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mrs John Brent of Columbus Ohio called to Jasonville by her father s death. Mrs William McKinney and Mrs David McPhail in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs James White went to Terre Haute Wednesday.
The government declares Australia must conserve female labor for defense. Women aged 16 to 30 are barred from leaving the country except for national duty or exceptional government calls. All travel requires official authorization.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carson and daughter Shirley and Harry Walker of New Philadelphia Ohio and Mrs. John Yaw of Franklin are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bargar. Mr. Walker remains for a visit in Linton.
In the rugged reaches of Waterton Glacier National Park in Montana the author recalls the vast glaciers carved by ice ages and the scenery along Going-to-the-Sun Road. He notes Canadas Waterton Lakes National Park and the Waterton Glacier International Peace Park, with storms, winds, and high snow levels shaping life and travel there.
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