Systematic plan for Christmas charity coordination
A city wide effort to unify charity work formed a central bureau at the public library. Delegates elected Rev E C Jaberg as general chairman and Margaret Cooper as secretary to collect and catalog needs, prevent duplication, and guide từng organizations in their plans. Next meeting set for December 12 at the library with all groups urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Public’ Library
Margaret Cooper
Elmer Jabere
Elks, Inter-Church Council
City Administration
Greater Linton
E. C. Jaberg
Miss Yoder
Milo B. Mitchell
A. Yowell
Bay View Clubs
Corbin
N. A. W. Club
Yoder
Glenburn
Craft
Tri Kappa
Delphian
Milo Mitchell
B. P. Q. Elks
E. V. Bull
Narvey
Salvation Army
Jaberg
Mayme Berns
Alexander
M. E. Church
Grant Bredeweg
Inter- Church Council
D. R. Scott
Greater Vinton Club
Claude Maxwell
Rotary
F. Cooper
Community Fund
Ree. O. A. Cook
Joe Haseman
Linton Opens Season With Wiley Tonight In Terre Haute
Linton Miners travel to Terre Haute for an opening game against Wiley High School as Gabby the Terre Haute Star scribe hypes uptown style and a dandy outfit. Local lineup includes Wayne Wright, Harry Blackburn, James Bennie, John McDonald, Rennis Wolfe with substitutes Delbert Greenwood, Henry Terhune, Charles Robertson, Joe Kelley. First home game vs Lyons set for Saturday night at the local gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley High School
Terre Haute
Gabby
Linton
Valley Champs
Wiley Gym
Wayne Wright
Harry Blackburn
James Bennie
John McDonald
Rennis Wolfe
Delbert Greenwood
Henry Terhune
Charles Robertson
Joe Kelley
Lyons
Henry Gravemier Killed in Crossing Mishap Near South Bend
United Press Dispatch reports Henry Gravemier of Worthington Indiana and James Gibson of Detroit were killed instantly when the automobile they rode in was struck by a Wabash train at Lakeville Indiana during a hunting trip. Gravemier, 30, and Gibson, 27, died at the scene. The collision occurred near here this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
James Gibson
Detroit
Henry Gravemier
Worthington
Lakeville
Stephenson Voices Hatred for Prison Associates in Indiana
In Bloomington Indiana December G D G Stephenson the former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan expressing disdain for fellow inmates saying he hates the murderers robbers swindlers and bootleggers he is jailed with He vents about prison life and noted his aim for results in legal moves with his lawyer The Robisons currently serving 10 years for robbery testified in the Harold Stines case They also mentioned seeing Dreyfus Rhodes of Vincennes in the prison death house awaiting execution next February for the murder of a Vincennes police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
D. G. “Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Michigan City
Steve
Jake Robinson
Sterritt Robinson
Harold Stines
Robinsons
Stevenson
Rhoades
Vincennes
Coal production for week ending November 30
National Coal Association reports U S bituminous coal output for the week ended November 30 at about 9,800,000 net tons, down about 1,900,000 from the previous week due to Thanksgiving mine curtailment. U S Mine Bureau data show week ended November 16 at 10,547,000 and week ended November 23 at 10,972,000 net tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Coal Association
U. S. Mine Bureau
Bomb Blast Wounds Sixteen in Chicago Store and Apartments
A powerful dynamite blast shattered a South Side Chicago store and adjoining offices injuring sixteen, with at least one feared dead. Police suspect labor racketeers as the targets, naming Tony Marcello’s barber shop and a drug store as potential victims, while noting two racketeers Big Dave Earsman and Steady Looney as possible targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Opress Piseatoily
Chicago
South Side
Frank Marcello
Tony Marcello
People’s Hospital
Marcello
Frank Ellison
Aia
Daniel Covelli
Dave” Earsman
Martin
Looney
Earsman
Vare Denied Seat in Senate Over 1926 Expenditure
Washington December 6. William Vare Philadelphia Republican leader was denied a seat in the United States Senate. The Norris resolution was adopted by the Senate, declaring large spending to gain the nomination and charges of fraud corrupted credentials of the Pennsylvania senator-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Vare
Philadelphia
United States
Senate
Pennsylvania
Little Boy Donates Toy Car and Ball for Christmas Fun
A young resident of Third Street Northwest Linton named Joe Thompson Jr. gave a ball and a kiddie car to help the poor children at Christmas. All toys in any condition will be welcomed, with usable parts taken from badly damaged ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Joe Thompson, Jr
Third Street Northwest
Henry Ford Inherits $100 From Will
Henry Ford receives a $100 legacy under the will of Mrs. Florence Smalley-Babbitt who died in Ypsilanti. Smalley-Babbitt, 42, a pioneer historian and antique collector, was interested in Ford's American museum at Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilants
Mich
Henry Ford
Florence Smalley-Babbitt
Smalley-Babbitt
Ford
Dearborn
School Teacher Whips Child Then Father Is Slain
In Monroe county Tennessee Sutton Chapel school, Philip Lee, a teacher, says he whipped a girl who arrived at morning. at noon her father Charlie Young struck the teacher with a club. Lee fired twice, killing Young. Sheriff Jim Kennedy sent to Madisonville, Lee jailed awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Tenn
Philip Lee
Sutton Chapel
Monroe County
Jim Kennedy
Charlie Young
Lee
Young
California's Odd Worm Farm Tops California Farms
Alhambra resident RB Bilkosky operates a two and a half acre angle worm farm prized as possibly the world's most unusual. Since starting four years ago he ships over 28,000 cans of worms each containing 60 worms to fishermen nationwide. Worms hatch from eggs every two weeks, with each egg yielding two worms. Seasons run spring and summer when worms are active. fall and winter bring dormancy. Bilkosky feeds ground bone and refined corn meal to newborns in his hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dion
Fort
Bilkosky
Hilkosky
Three Cent Supper at U B church basement
Community event offered every Saturday from 4 to 7 PM at the U B church basement. Chicken menu served at three cents per spoonful, public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.B
State Highway In Good Condition For Winter
Indiana state highway commission bulletin says winter travel will have fewer detours as about 500 miles of paving connects major cities statewide. Officials note stronger unpaved sections and 125 snow plows are ready. early snows in the north caused five to six foot drifts that were cleared quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
John J. Brown
Dposseseos
Endiata
We Are Sorry for Delayed Christmas Edition
The Linton Daily Citizen apologizes for the late delivery of yesterday’s issue. It notes the Christmas edition was the largest ever with twenty two pages, praise for the entire staff, ads, and news content, and thanks advertisers and readers. John A. Watkins signs the note from Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pue
Linton Daily Citizen
Citizen
Indiana
Routine court items crowd Indiana district docket
A Busy Crawfordsville area session reports cases filed in Jasonville and Bloomfield. Highlights include a mortgage foreclosure action by Jasonville Savings and Loan and Vaughn Daugherty. a damages suit in Crawfordsville Trust Company receiver v Dora Bell DeFrees. a name correction motion in Jacob Bailey vs Archaball Jalbert. and a rape verdict against Ginn Brodie with sentence set for December 18. Local births and property transfers are also listed, including parcels in Wright and Hubbards additions and new home loan arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfif
Jasonville
Gordon
Clarence F. Royse
Auberry J
Crawfordsville Trust Company
Crawfordsville — Realty Company
Dora Bell DeFrees
Jacob Bailey
Archaball Jalbert
Len
Achille Jelbert
Archaball
Jalbert
State of Indiana
Ginn Brodie
Wape
Jaree
Chester Cocrerham
Bloomfield
Albert
Franklin
Bible lecture by J F Rutherford on gospel preaching
J F Rutherford president of the International Bible Students Association will give a Sunday morning lecture at nine o clock on Why the Gospel Must Be Preached. The program is broadcast from New York over the Watch Tower network and can be tuned in on W O W Fort Wayne pacing 258.5 meters in Evansville FY Evansville international Bible Students Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rutherford
International Bible Students Association
New York
Watch Tower
Millionaire offers $1,000,000 for Reigh Count
Chicago December 6 The $1,000,000 bid from a Texas multimillionaire for Reigh Count winner of the 1928 Kentucky Derby has been refused by John D. Hertz, the horse's owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Winne
John DD
Hertz
Another Cold Wave Promised for Indiana This Weekend
Indiana faces a brief warm spell ending as a sharp cold wave arrives, with the Weather Bureau predicting much colder temperatures late Saturday into Sunday. Merely a few sections may see temperatures plunge to dangerous lows, as cloudiness and precipitation move through tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Middlewest
Construction of temporary wooden trestles on highway
state highway engineer Hinkle said three temporary wooden trestles totaling about a half mile will be built near the White river crossing. They will serve parallel wheelways until paving and route relocation between Washington and Wheatland are completed after the road was flooded for 29 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonia Eating Hood
Phiridds
Washington
Wheatland
Peri Jody
Hinkle
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis downturns
Indianapolis market report shows hog receipts about 8000 with strong demand at 9.25 per 100 pounds for bulk, cattle receipts 900 with calves 800 and scarce fresh steers, hogs and sheep mixed with some prices indicated for various weights and categories, including vealers around 17.50 and lambs from 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Hospital Report On Injured Child From West Linton
Little Charles Anderson three year old son of Mr and Mrs Owen Anderson of West Linton suffered a fractured leg near the hip and a bursted knee cap from a fall from a small chain. Pearl Isom of Twelfth Street southeast was brought to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Owen,Anderson
West Linton
Sehenba
Choma
Pearl Isom
Twelfth Street Southheast
Santa Claus Mail for Local Children
Letters addressed to Santa Claus have been received from numerous local children. Names listed include Billie Carlton Ida May Barton Joyce Ellen Borders Harry W Clark Mary Winifred Kelley Mary Louise Tannehill Donnetta June Tubbs Hazel Marian Te Vera Alkire Jack Wright Nell Junior Hunter Conrad Jiguson Berneice Stone Malcolm Alsop and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Billie Carlton
Ida’ May Barton
Joyce Ellen Borders
Harry W. Clark
Mary Winifred Kelley
Mary Louise Tannehill
Donnetta
June Tubbs
Hazel Marian
Vera Alkire
Jack Wright
Nell Junior Hunter
Conrad Jiguson
Berneice Stone
Malcolm Alsop
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Terre Haute Star
Wiley
Grand ‘Dragon
West Virginia
Gerstrude Laing
Charlestown
W. Va
James.i. Conley
William G. Conley
Ville, Tenn
Alhambra
Cal
Caliornia
John A. Watkins
Daily Citizen
Noah &, Gambill
William Finery
Wright Township
Robert J. Axsom
Karl M. Hirth
Jackson Township
James M. Wilson
Trustees Church of Christ
Ross
Edgar Terhune
Home Loan and Savings Association
Hubbards
Guy Keller
Harold Reynolds
B.S. AL
Juntigo Turess
Ispatct
Stile
Daily Hospital Report
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