Kentucky youths form CCC camp near Linton golf course
A group of 182 Kentucky youths pitched tents adjoining the Linton Municipal golf course to open a Civilian Conservation Corps camp. The quota is 206 with 16 local leaders, and barracks to replace nine army tents are to be completed by November first. The unit will undergo a ten day training and then work on a road and reforestation in the Iseul coal field, with ponds to receive fish. IW C Owens leads ECW operations pending a permanent supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Linton Municipal
Civilian Conservation Corps
Linton
CCC
James H. Doyle
Indianapolis
Charles van Fossan
Lieut
Doyle
Iseul
State Conservation Department
IW. C. Owens
ECW
Army
Holtsclaw Rites Set For Friday At Walnut Grove
Final rites for Mason Holtsclaw a 25 year old Switz City youth who died Wednesday from injuries in an automobile crash will be held Friday at 2 PM at Walnut Grove church near Bloomfield. Holtsclaw catcher for Bloomfield Diamond Oilers drew attendance from White River Valley league clubs and his parents Mr and Mrs Barney Houselaw will host the body in state until service. Other crash victims Clifford Shepherd Bernard Workman Sam Johnson of Bloomfield are reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Holtsclaw
Switz City
Freeman- Greene County
Walnut Grove
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Diamond Oilers
Young Holtsclaw
White River Valley League
Charles ‘Barney Houselaw
Clifford Shepherd
Bernard ‘Workman
Sam Johnson
Cay
Salvation Army Revival to Close Tonight
The Salvation Army tent revival ends tonight at the Second and West Vincennes site. Evangelist Margaret Myers will preach on Love as the sermon theme. The public is invited to attend the closing service in hall 99 "A" at northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Second
West Vincennes Streets
Margaret Myers
Northwest
Charity tilts at Oliphant field Friday night
Pre event preparations mark a two game charity softball doubleheader at Oliphant field to aid the Linton Milk Fund. First game features New Hope of Linton Summit Coal against Templeton Coal club of Sullivan, followed by Linton Summit No 4. Games start 7 30 PM with floodlights. Admission is ten cents for children and fifteen for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Milk Fund
Oliphant Field
New Hope
Linton Summit Coal Company
Templeton Coal Company Club
Sullivan
Linton Summit No. 4
Templeton
Sullivay
No. 4
Linton and
Linton
Union Rail Roaders Vote For Strike
Union employes of the Wabash railroad voted to strike starting Saturday morning. Brotherhood official William J Baba left for St Louis to lead the action. Details of the walkout affecting all line employees were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Wabash Railroad
Brotherhood of ‘Railway
William J
Roosevelt Signs Lemke Bill Extending Farm Foreclosure Moratorium
President Roosevelt signed the Frazier Lemke bankruptcy measure providing farmers a three year moratorium on foreclosures. The act lets farmers file for bankruptcy in federal court and defer mortgage payments up to three years, with Congress pushing the measure during the adjournment rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Roosevelt
Frazier-Lemke
Congress
Linton Giants to Meet Jasonville Merchants Sunday Clash
The Linton Giants host the Jasonville Merchants at 2:80 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Linton Balt Park. The Giants have one win in four games this season while Jasonville owns three victories. The Merchants lead the White River Valley league and bring a strong squad to the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Giants
Jasonville Merchants
Linton Balt Park
Giants
Jasonville
Merchants
Birds Topic At Rotary Meet Highlights Bird Life
Arthur Grass of Linton high school spoke at the Linton Rotary Club on birds detailing their beauty, classification, and flight adaptations. He noted birds destroy insects and weed seeds, cited examples of quail and grosbeaks, and paid tribute to Horace Humphreys, a charter member who died last Saturday. Avery Murray and Andy Humphreys attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Arthur Grass
Linton High School
Linton Rotary Club
First Christian Church
New York State
The
Reclub
Alfred Beasley
Humphreys
Linton
Miners and Giants Set for Benefit Game in Linton
Rumors swirl ahead of next Monday's 2 30 PM charity game at Linton Ball Park between the Linton Giants and the Linton Miners. Managers Bland Silvey and Emmet Perkins reportedly dispute umpires, while talk of added players swirls as both sides certify 14 to 16 regulars for the first of a three game series in the 1945 Linton Milk Fund event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Giants
Ancient Baltia Sea Bounty Recovered by Ancients
Fragmentary report states the ancient people obtained a substance from the coasts of the Baltia sea where it is still found. The text hints at historic collection practices and geographic origin without detailing further facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltia Sea
Fred Patterson Charged in Court
Prosecutor Orval D. Hunter filed in Greene circuit court an affidavit charging assault and battery with intent to kill against Fred Patterson of Worthington. Patterson was arrested in Bloomington in connection with the May 1927 slaying of Fret Hubbel. The charge aims to hold him until a Greene County grand jury considers a first degree murder indictment next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval D. Hunter
Greene Circuit
Asault
Fred Patterson
Worthington
Jin Bloomington
Hunter
Hubbel
Greene County
Patterson
Large Black Widow Spider Captured in Lin ton Vicinity
Harrell Myers 14, son of Mr and Mrs Herb Myers, captured one of the largest black widow spiders found in the area during summer in West Linton. He covered his hand with a handkerchief before picking it up and placed the spider in a class par to be shown at the Linton Daily Citizen. He also found a horned toad during a Texas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Myers
Herb Myers
West Linton
Myers
Linton Daily Citizen
Miss Leora Clinton Visits LaPorte Family
Miss Leora Clinton of LaPorte is visiting the Clinton family at 340 A Street Northwest for a week and plans to return home next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora Clinton
LaPorte
Italy's War Cabinet Rallies to Defy League
Italy's cabinet of war issued a communique after a session at Bolzano pledging a steeled effort to defy the League of Nations and wage war if necessary. Mussolini and officials prepared for a three year campaign while a Sept. 1 cabinet meeting and Sept. 4 League council signal looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Bolzano
League of Nations
Benito Wiussotat
Mussioini Calien A
Buvernimgal Palace
League of Nations Council
League Assembly
Europe
Mussolini
Greens County Teachers Institute Planned at Bloomfield
The Greens county annual teachers institute will be held Friday at the Bloomfield Christian church. Principal speakers include John J Haram y of Indiana Central College and Allen T Hamilton state superintendent of industrial education. Most teachers from Linton and other Green county schools are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens County
Christian Church
Bloomfield
Alvin E. Keller
John J. ‘Haramy
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Allen T. Hamilton
Stat
State Superintendent of
State Superintendent of Public Instructio
Linton
Green County
Tomorrow’s Institute
Haramy
Hamilton
Pleasantville Woman Injured by Cow at Home
Mrs August Wagner of Pleasantville suffered serious injuries when a cow frightened by milking knocked her over as a wooden board toppled. She struck a board and family reports possible fracture of the right lower hip. She remained at the scene until help arrived after a long wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wagner
Fea
Pleasantville
Upside Down Flight Planned for National Air Races
Flys Upside Down Mile Burcham of Los Angeles plans an inverted flight from Columbus to Cleveland as a feature of the 1935 National Air races at Cleveland from August 30 to September 2. The 125 mile course will showcase his world record inverted time of 4 hours 5 minutes set in Los Angeles last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Turner
Cleveland
Ruth Chatterton
Mile Burcham
Los Angeles
Columbus
Linton Concert Band to perform at Lenton City Park
After a previous appearance in Odon and a rainout last Thursday, the Linton Concert Band led by Fred Jewell will give a concert tonight at 6 o clock in Lenton City Park. The program includes Sousa Stars and Stripes, Overture Sky Pilot, Boss Trombone, Ollow Me, Chicago World’s Fair, and Emblematic among others.
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Old Settlers
Odon
Linton
Lenton
Jid Settlers
Fred Jewell
Ver
Sousa
Laurens
Boss
Filnore
Ollow Me
Pulton
Olympia Hippodrome
Alexander
Inquest Held On Hamilton Shooting Case
An inquest in Omwego traced the April 23 1094 shooting of Hamilton by federal agents at South St Para Ming. Brown and Daniel P Sullivan of the Department of Justice testified they kept confidential the source of the information that led to the discovery of Hamilton's body in an abandoned burial pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omwego
U.pha
Hamilton
South St. Para
Ming
Praiel
Od. Brown
Daniel P. Sulivan
Justice
Shieugo
Hospital Notes Roundup From Local Clinics
Mrs Sdith Hinkle of Linton is admitted for treatment. Sandohnsea of Bloomfield is reported slightly improved after an avy accident. Mrs Mipta Shields is said to be recovering satisfactorily. Hea Rekow at Violeb Sexton of Masonville underwent throat surgery this morning. Leonard Buige of Tanto and Chiming. Bully and Houston Cain: sad, Rosemaity Woo fall, tichwrd Morris and Joe Leianes of Re ceva' Pda yeegetess sob Sar Lay's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdith Hinkle
Linton
Sandohnsea
Bloomfield
Mies
Mipta Shields
Hea Rekow
Pat Violeb Sexton
Masonville
Leonard Buige
Bully
Houston Cain
Rosemaity Woo
Morris God
Joe Leianes
Re Ceva
Pda Yeegetess
Sar Lay
Dr John L Cox Lyons physician dies after illness
Dr John L Cox aged 73 longtime Lyons physician died at his Lyons home after a five day illness due to heart trouble. He came to Lyons in 1920 from Newnerry and was born near Carlisle. Survived by wife Allie and several siblings. funeral Friday at 1 30 p m from the Lyons home with Rev John Foutz officiating. Interment in Indian Prairie cemetery. Davidson Son undertakers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cox
Lyons
Dr. Cox
Newnerry
TSG
Carlisle
Carlisse
Cox
John ‘Foutz
Lyons Methodist Church
Indian ‘Prairie
Davidson & Son Undertakers
Carriers Visit 1935 State Fair on Tours
Thirty three Linton Daily Citizen carriers win trips to Indianapolis for the annual State Fair expenses paid by the paper. The delegation will attend a 9 30 p m banquet at Seville Tavern and spend Sunday at the fairgrounds with a list of winners from Linton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Daily Citizen
Indianapolis News
Linton
Indianapolis
Anual State Air
Farrners
Citizen
News
Seville
Edty
Carrier
Maelvin Wilson
Ray D. Alsop
Eugene Slarrell
Alex Mc Christie
Bill Woolsey
Jackie Young
Bill Helderman
Phillip Barnard
Harold Keene
Bruce Vitoskey
Vicksbury
Norma Cadwell
Midland
Clarence Light
Guy Light
Jasonville
Calvin Pointer
Queen Astrid Killed in Lake Lucerne Car Crash
King Leopold III and Queen Astrid were on a lakeside drive near Kuessnacht when their car skidded and plunged into Lake Lucerne. Astrid died instantly from a skull fracture. Leopold survived with facial injuries and aided his wife before help arrived. Chauffeur and witnesses described the car striking a tree and overturning, with the vehicle ending in shallow water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Leopold III
Lake Lucerne
Astrid
Lucerne
Chateau de ‘Gessler
Kuesssnacht
Kuessnacht
Leopold
Lake
Leopold TL
Daucerene
Luessnacht
Pensions Discussed At Trlcounty Fair Meeting
McClintic state manager for old age revolving pensions limited will speak at 7 30 Sunday night Sept 1 at the Trlcounty fair in Jasonville. O K Karns of Indianapolis and other state reps will attend with delegations from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintic
Old Age Revolving Pensions, Limited
Tris County
Jasonville
O. K. Karns
Tndianapolis
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Lemke
Miners
Continents
Milo Burcham
Muscians
Chicago
Mader
Losey
Ion Hamilton
Outlaw
King Leopold
John L. Cox Lyons
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