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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1935

Page

4

County plans electing officers in 1935 towns

Lew Good announced that Newberry Bloomfield Switz City and Lyons will organize Democratic town committees ahead of elections on November 5 under a 1935 act. Each town forms ward based boards selecting trustees clerks and treasurers with terms starting January 1 1936.

Lew Good Jesse Shantz Georgia Ferguson Vance Sappenfield Roy Shilkett Newberry Vernon Bynum Inez Wesner Golda Christenbery Mike Neff Switz Henry Switz Zora Wakefield Mona Ramsey Jerry Wakefield Bloomfield Charles Willy Bertha Weisman Osceola Calvert Max Skinner Good Worthington Mershall Good Sain

Linton Miners to Meet Saline City Sunday

The Linton Miners prepare for a tough baseball game against Saline City Never Sweats at the Saline City diamond. Saline City has paced the season and promises a strong scrap. Featherston returns home from Eden Idaho after visiting his father.

Linton Saline City Herschel Featherston Eden Idaho

Greene County asks farmers to clear brush along roads

County Road Superintendent Claude Wampler called on all Greene County farmers and real estate owners to remove weeds and brush from fence rows to county roads. He warned that neglect could damage property and roads and that the county will perform the work and add the cost to the tax duplicate if owners do not cooperate.

Greene County Claude Wampler Wampler

House passes Frazier-Lemke bill for farm mortgage moratorium

Aug 23 report states the House approved the three year moratorium on farm mortgages. Senate approval anticipated to resolve minor differences. Also notes coal bill changes maintaining Bo rah amendment and farm co operatives coal sales exemption. Senate would place coal commission employees under civil service.

HOUSE Washington Senate National Bituminous Coal Labor Board Bituminous Coal Commission M. M. Neely W. Va

Congress Near Adjournment in Longest Session Since 1922

Congress moves toward adjournment with plans to quit tomorrow as leaders forecast a rapid final vote. The House aims to pass revised neutrality legislation after suspending rules, while conferees agree on the Guffrey coal contract, with both chambers likely to approve the conference report soon. Speaker Burns says they will finish tomorrow night if the Senate does not delay. Senate Majority Leader Robinson notes the Senate is ahead and expects Saturday night closure.

Congress Washington House Senate Joseph W. Burns Joseph

Death claims aged Linton resident Mrs Frédicka Streitelmeier

Mrs Frédicka Streitelmeier 82 of Park road Linton died late morning after a two week stroke illness. Born in June 1853 in Lienen Westphalia Germany she came to the United States as a young woman and lived 55 years in the Park road area. She leaves sons Henry and Rev William Streitelmeier four daughters Minnie Harting Bertha Ostrander Mrs Earl Hofert and Mrs William Harting and others with a half sister and brother. Funeral arrangements are with Welch Cornett and time not announced.

Frédricka Strietelmeier Oll Linton Park Road Fredricka Hilgediek William Striedelmeier United States Saron Bertha Ostrander Boscobel Wis William Hilgedick John Kramer Ernest Welch & Cornett Funeral Home

Merom Chatauqua Sunday Evening Program

Will Edson and son Dale W Elson and Ada Keerf of Paris Illinois appear on the Merom Chatauqua program Sunday at 7 30 oclock Miss Keerf a noted vocalist has appeared locally and was well received Three vocal selections with Cate Elson on violin and William Elson at the piano follow her Miss Shields a well known reader will also present a dramatic piece and several of her pupils will perform

Will Edson Dale W. Elson Ada Keerf Paris

Natiras Class Picnic At Mrs Cromwell Home

The Natiras class of the Final Baptist church holds its annual picnic at Mrs George Cromwell’s home on Fairview road Tue Aug 27. Members attending should meet at the church at 10 oclock.

Vatiramas Final Baptist Church George Cromwell Fairview Road

Elders Orders Set At Indiana United Brethren Convention

Delegates at the Indiana conference session named Leon Taylor and Paul Sheriff to be ordained on Sunday. Officers and trustees were elected for Indiana Central College and various church boards, with reports noting 84 churches paid benevolent quotas and membership gains.

Claude Turley Corydon W. H. Lutes Jeffersonville Indiana Central College Indianapolis C. H. Ivy Princeton Indiana Ivy H. H. Paut Leah Alliance A. D. Smith J. W. Settle Coal City Bishop Fout Bishop Out Leon Taylor Lewis Paul Sherrl Orleans Indiana Branch Missionary Association Robert Jenkin Presiding Eschbaugh W. N. Roush Bonebrake Seminary Dayton Ohio C. B. Eschbaugh Philippine Islands Elmer Smith Vincennes G. C. Bond Petersburg Bond Committee On Christian Stewardship Weidler VO. Weidler America Church In

Modified Wheeler Rayburn Bill Passes House After Roosevelts Push

The Roosevelt administration defeats House opposition and pushes a revised Wheeler Rayburn holding company bill through the House by a strong Democratic majority. The Senate compromise retains the death sentence in a revised form and heads back to conference for approval. The measure limits holding companies and sets conditions for survivals, aiming to simplify top heavy structures after 1988.

Washington U.P Wheeler- Rayburn Holding Company Senate House Roosevelt Congress Federal Power Commission Commission

Two Dayton Men Held on Forgery in Greene County

Two Dayton men Paul Miller and Fred Dorsey face forgery charges in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield after affidavit filed by Deputy Sheriff Fred Martin. Miller uses the alias Frank Severin while Dorsey is listed as Eugene Stanabrook. both allegedly passed forged checks using stolen discharge papers. They were arrested Thursday in Dayton and jailed in Bloomfield as officers pursue linked suspects in the forged check racket.

Paul Miller Frank Severin Fred Dorsey Eugene Stonebrook Greene County Miller Dorsey Fred Martin Chifford Strom Corkers Suliees Miler

Parks Infant Five Taken by Death in Indianapolis

A Parks infant aged five days died after a hospital stay and illness. The child’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parks of Linton, and Mosead Mee Williams, of Illinois, mourn the loss. The death occurred Thursday night at City Hospital in Indianapolis near East St. Clair Street.

Parks Rey T. Parks St. Clair Indianapol Aie Heerhess Peres Perks Linton Ulinois

Sorority Furnishes Hospital Room in Bloomfield

The Beta Kappa chapter of Psi Ji Xi sorority in Bloomfield redecorated a second floor Southwest corner room at Freeman Greene County Hospital. Walls are light green with patterned draperies, maple furnishings, and a dark rust frieze. An oak plaque bearing the sorority crest, designed by Marland Haines, was installed on the door. The chapter, formed three years ago, emphasizes charity projects and invites visitors to inspect the room.

Beta Kappa Psi Jota Xi Bloomield Freeman-Greene County Bloombeld Psi Jota Ni Marland Haines

Republican Club Meeting Set at Sola Berry High

Greene County Republican Women's club will hold its regular monthly session next Tuesday August 27 at Sola Berry High. Meeting to start at noon with a covered dish luncheon. Guest speaker planned and invitations extended to Linton G. Q. P. women taking the bus, call Mars Walter Wills before noon Monday.

Greene County Republican Women's Club Solaberry High School Linton G. Q. P Mars Walter Wills Linton

Eskin C Turner Family on Visit

Mey and Mrs Eskin C Turner and son Joe arrived last evening from Santa Barbara California for a short vacation and visit with relatives and friends. The Turners have resided in California for the past five years. Mr Turner formerly worked with the Linton Daily Citizen and later with the Santa Barbara Daily News Press as a departmental advertising manager.

Mey Eskin C. ‘Turner Joe Gertrude Ann Santa Barbara Calif

Miss Genniye Sexson Here for Extended Visit

Miss Genniye Sexson of La Ravelle is visiting for an extended period with May and Mas. Res Wine ters.

Lapayatpre Genniye Sexson Laravelle May Mas Res Wineters

Roosevelt Signs Banking Act of 1936 Expands Federal Powers

President Roosevelt signed the banking act of 1936 expanding administration control over banking and credit. The measure remakes the Federal Reserve Board, broadens open market operations, rediscount powers, reserve rules, and lending authority, while permanent deposit insurance covers most banks.

Washington U.S Roosevelt Treasury Federal Reserve Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Reserve ‘Board Congress Carter Glass Sreserve Board Marriner Eccles

Tri County Fair to Hold Fiddlers Contest

The Tri County fair at Jasonville will feature an old fiddlers contest on Monday night August 26 at 7 80 o clock in the Jasonville City park. Entries are accepted until 7 o clock the night of the contest. Contestants may enter by writing John Keplinger P O Box 626 Jasonville Ind. Admission to the rounds is free. Prizes include 2 50 for best fiddler 1 for best banjo 5 for best string band 4 50 for guitar and song 1 for best harmonica 1 40 for best accordion and 1 for best guitar player.

Jasonville O'Cloeck iPersons John Keplinger P. O. Box Jason Ville Keplinger Prisen

Lind Daughters Undergo Tonsil Removal. Others Reported

Mary and Martha Lind daughters of Mr and Mrs Walter Lind of Sandborn underwent tonsil removal operations this morning. John Hess who recently had a minor operation was discharged home. Mrs Thomas Richardson’s condition remained unchanged while Mrs New Mussier’s condition improved today.

Mary Martha Lind Walter Lind Sandborn John Hess Thomas Richardson

Bloomington pairs dine with Holden on Second Street

Mr and Mrs Lewis Baker and daughter and Mr and Mrs Leslie Barnett of Bloomington were dinner guests last evening of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holden on Second and 0 street northeast.

Lewis Baker Leslie Barnett Bloomington Kenneth Holden

Newberry Man Attends National Young Democrats Meet

Eph Inman of Newberry travels to Milwaukee Wisconsin to join the national convention of young Democrats. He is accompanied by his wife and left Minneapolis yesterday on a pedal train for the convention city.

Eph Inman Newberry Milwaukee Wis Taman

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