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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

4

Christmas Seal Drives Greene County Seeks Donations

Greene County Tuberculosis Association launches 1935 Christmas seal sale with 3000 letters mailed December 5, aiming to fund treatment and fight TB. Frank Lenning chairs the safe committee. 125 health bonds will be offered to churches clubs and lodges. 3,000 letters include $1 per hundred seals and booster programs for schools.

Andreda Greene County Greene County Tuberculosis Association Frank Lenning Tuberculosis ‘Association Elmer C. Jaberg Tuberculosis Association Margaret I. Cooper Linton Iva E. Williams Kenneth Bennett Effie Page Langes Millard W. Fiscus Jere Goodman

Catholic Church Leaders Seized in Jalisco Revolt

Police in Jalisco Mexico arrested 12 Catholic leaders including four women accused of anti government activity. Authorities say some confessed and named Luis G Najera once a general as supreme commander of the movement. Several named figures include Dr. Carlos Simon Lascurain and Jesus Lopez among others.

Jalisco Mexico Luis G. Najera Federal Army Standiuz Carlos Simon Lascurain Jesus Flores Lopez Jose Serrano Orozco Selem Rodriguez Rocha Josefina Cervantes

Stafford Rites Held for Lyons Resident John F. Stafford

Rites were held today at Prairie Chapel church for John F. Stafford 83 of Lyons who died at his home late Sunday night. Born May 1862 to Presley and Sarah Mowery Stafford he attended Lyons schools and recalled the old log schoolhouse on the Stafford farm later used as a cow barn. On November 4 1880 he married Allig Shake. they had a son Roscoe Murphy born January 14 1888. Stafford was a prominent Greene County farmer.

Prairie Chapel Church John F. Stafford Lyons Stafford Presley Sarah Mowery Stafford

Arsenic Proved Cause of Death for John R. Hill

Coroner Dr. George Porter announced that toxicology reports from Dr. Rollo Harger of Indiana University showed arsenic traces in Hill's liver heart kidneys stomach and hair. The 66 year old Owensburg farmer reportedly received small arsenic doses over days or a week before dying prompting exhumation and an autopsy. Grand jury may reconvene as Greene County officials press the homicide inquiry and the Hill case continues. Mrs Zella Anthony will preach at the Democratic headquarters hall tonight and on Thursday and Saturday nights.

John R. Hill Owensburg George Porter Porter Hill Rollo A. ‘Harger Indiana University of Medicine Indianapolis Harger Greene County Grand Jury Zella Anthony Democratic Headquarters

Commerce Dean of Indiana to Speak on Financial Institutions

Herman B. Wells the dean of Indiana University School of Commerce will deliver the principal address at the December meeting of the Greater Linton club in the Baptist church. The topic Rehabilitation of Our Financial Institutions reflects his study for the state department of financial institutions which influenced Indiana banking legislation. The meeting begins at 6 20 p m with a banquet.

Herman B. Wells Indiana University School of Commerce Greater Linton Club Baptist Church Wells Commerce School State ‘Department of Financial Institutions Indiana Dean Wells Department of Financial Institutions of Indiana

Miners Train 1 Back With Strong Local Support

Overwhelming support renews the miners' train run by Linton and Jasonville miners after a months long break. Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad agent Terrell reports 166 monthly tickets sold by Mohawk and Peabody No. 48 coal mine workers, exceeding the monthly quota of 156 for December. If sustained, the group expects to guarantee operation through January, February, and March with tickets planned at 158, 144, and 148 respectively.

Linton Jasonville Imer “Terrell Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Mohawk Peabody

Haywood and Smith Bonded in Switz City Baby Death Case

Goldie Haywood, 26, released on 4000 bond amid voluntary manslaughter charges over the newborn found dead in a haystack near Switz City. Claude Smith, named as the infant's father, also faces 4000 bond. he remains jailed after failing to post. Smith pled not guilty at Greene circuit court arraignment.

Goldie Haywood Switz Greene County Switz City Ils Smith

Desperate Jail Break Sparks Fatal Day at Massachusetts Prison

Five long term convicts escaped from Massachusetts state prison in daylight. One truck driver and one prisoner killed, another fugitive and three guards wounded as 900 riotous inmates roamed the yard. Escapees were pursued along railroad lines toward Somerville. all breakers were recaptured, dead or alive.

Boston Dee Massachusetts Ooston Maine Somerville Bunker Hill Monument

Hospital Report Notes Surgeries And Admissions

Mary Houchin age 15 daughter of Mrs Hazel Houchin of First Street southwest underwent emergency appendectomy this afternoon. Mrs Mary Hill of Springville was admitted today for treatment.

Mary Houchin Hazel Houchin First Street Mary Hill Springville

New Resident Baby Born At Freeman Greene County Hospital

A 7% pound baby girl was born late Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs William Fritz of H street northeast at Freeman Greene County Hospital. The mother is Florence Hause. Both baby and mother were reported well and were to return home this afternoon.

William Fritz Freeman - Greene County Hospital Florence Hause

Jasonville WPA Worker Dies From Heart Attack

Edward Raymond Cruikshank, 72, of Jasonville, died suddenly Monday of a heart attack at Shakamuak State park where he worked on a WPA project. Coroner Dr. George Porter ruled the death a heart attack after an autopsy was ordered. he was a well known local man and former coal miner.

Edward Raymond Cruikshank Jasonville George Porter Greene County Cruikshank Shakamuak State Park Works Progress Administration WPA Jaxonville Porter

Low bidders named for Indiana roads projects

The Indiana state highway department announced the low bids on 21 road improvement projects totaling 1,580,757 dollars, with estimates at 1,900,420 dollars. General Dredging Co. of Fort Wayne, Indiana won bids for Greene and Martin counties surfacing feeder roads near Owensburg, totaling about 198,707 dollars.

Indianapolis U.P State Highway Department Martin and Greene Counties Owensburg Greene County State Road General Dredging Co Fort Wayne Ind

Local Miner Dies. Burial Set at Lebanon Cemetery

The Indiana miner spent years in Jasonville. Survivors include wife Mary Frances Cruikshank, three sons Charles and Son of Jasonville and Harry Cruikshank of Terre Haute, daughter Mrs John Reeves of Terre Haute, and a sister in California. The service will be at 2 80 o'clock Wednesday from his residence with burial in Lebanon Cemetery, Floyd McClanahan in charge.

Miner Jasonville Mary Frances Cruikshank Charles Harry Cruikshank Terre Haute John Reeves California iRives Lebanon Floyd McClanahan

Big Gas Well Found on David Holden Farm Near Duryer

A large natural gas well was brought in on the David Holden farm five miles southwest of Duryer in Jefferson township Sullivan County after nearly five weeks of drilling. The well depth reached 872 feet with an initial capacity of 824 000 cubic feet per day, and reports indicate output has increased. The Holden 100 acre tract is leased for oil and gas with 1 400 surrounding acres under lease, and planners expect more wells. If gas supplies are sufficient, Kentucky Natural Gas may acquire the field as a reserve.

Jefferson Township Sullivan County David Holden Duryer Holden Farm Holden Holden Place Halden Halden Place Tom Barrowman Dugfor

King George pledges firm Britain line on Ethiopia crisis

In a throne speech read by the Lord Chancellor, King George commits Britain to firm League of Nations support and covenant cooperation over the Italian Ethiopian dispute. He urges exertion of influence for peace, economic measures to Italy, and readiness for naval conference with major powers.

London Pec George Great Britain House of Lords League of Nations Lords Commons Victoria Power League Italy Ethiopia United States Japan France Britain Washington

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Greene County Tuberculosis Group Scotland Harvey Laughlin Secrest Charles Hines Arthur Lowe Marco. Genneyval Ray Smith Elizabeth Gastineau George Admson Willis Adams Jack Wakefield Walter Holmes Ralph ‘Rhodenbeck Walter Ritter Vivian Hollars Garrett Daubenspeck Helen Slauter Bloomfield Tillman J Bough Paul Maddox James Law Juhs Willima Henry Bertha, Weisman Clyde Flory Courtlands Chambers J8ehogls C. F. Henderson Q. M. Buckner H. FE FrencShouse T. R. Raper Watson Neal C. H. Burrell EB. Breeden Churces Curtis Hastings Newberry Genval Katherine Bennett Clavs O. E. Musselman O. B. Laughlin F.jr. Sappenfield Marie Quen iBenool Thomas Spencer Lodges Goldie Chriten C. de Martin Commerce Claude Smith Hayfield Linton Farmer Livermore Jesse L. Livermore Dorothea F. Livermore Santa Barbara Cal New York Jesse Livermore, Jr Edward R. Cruikshank Kentucky Natural Gas Corporation Anunos Sean
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