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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
3
The Mohawk mine, still reeling from a $100,000 loss in September, faced a further $6,000 setback on October 8 when the blacksmith shop was destroyed by fire. Most workers are residents of Linton with several from Jacksonville and nearby communities.
An Indiana農 corn growers meeting at Greene County Corn School in Worthington on Tuesday December 15 will feature M D Pence of the Agronomy Extension Department and 5-Acre Corn Club chair. The session will cover legumes, seed-bed prep, fertilization, planting rates, and manure use, backed by Indiana Corn Growers’ records from Purdue University showing countywide yields above 75 bushels per acre. The event invites neighbors to join and discuss practical corn growing questions.
Mr and Mrs John Buck of Pleasantville and Mr and Mrs Willard An dis and children visited Mrs Nannie Buck Sunday afternoon. Miss Mildred Enochs stayed with Miss June Pergal over Saturday night. Floyd McFall visited relatives on his way to Utah after a Pennsylvania trip for his mother's death. Rev W F Crane preached at Mt Moriah Sunday and announced revival services starting Tuesday night December 8. everyone is invited.
James W. Cory succeeds E Spence Reese as educational adviser at Linton CCC camp Company 2582. A pioneer CCC adviser since 1934, Cory organized classes across academic vocational avocational and hobby subjects, supervised extensive education work, and helped enrollees gain jobs and experience at the camp.
Greene Circuit Court jury found Bloomington man Preston Crabtree guilty of drunken driving after a collision on State road 54 east of Linton. He was fined 1 dollar and sentenced to 30 days in County Jail. Crabtree testified he had been drinking wine and whiskey before the trip, and a whiskey bottle found in his car was his. Witnesses included Rex Workman and Sheriff Mat Flynn. The trial began Wednesday and wrapped after 3 45 p.m. with the verdict at 5 p.m.
Keller Grocery bowlers defeated Carlton Red Crown in three straight games at Linton Bowling Alleys in a Rookie league. The Tyler and Elson clubs meet tonight at 8. Jack Mehlhoff led Carlton with 654, Tommy Campbell top scored for Keller with 557.
Mr and Mrs Dale Smedley and Mrs Rose Smedley traveled to Terre Haute for shopping and relatives visits. Basil Hale spent Sunday with his parents Elmer Jackson Gerald Skinner Mason and son Bobby from Indianapolis visiting Homer Montgomery. Melvin Enochs family, visiting here, returned to Monroe Wisconsin. Alto Enochs visited Carlisle on Monday with her parents Jake Hutchison and daughter Lillian.
State of Indiana: official certification that Auburn Ash Coal Company filed dissolution consents and papers under section 24 of a 1921 act. Secretary August G Mutter records the dissolved corporation status in Indianapolis with seal and date December 1906, noting deputies and formal witness.
An advertisement proclaims a new powder named Fasteeth to keep dentures secure without gumminess or paste taste. It promises a firm, comfortable fit and breath sweetening. Available from druggists in three sizes.
All Baptist men and women are asked to come to the church Friday morning to help clean as holiday redecorating work proceeds. Bring a covered dish for dinner.
An 8 pound 10 ounce boy named Norman Wayne Chafey was born Tuesday at 8 am at the family home five miles south of Linton. This is the first child for Mr and Mrs Charles Edwin Chafey, mother and baby reported to be doing well.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Covert McBride included Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Osborne of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Osborne of Dugger, and Mrs. Myrtle Borden and her son Ray of Odon.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Zink of Dugger welcomed a baby boy weighing 10 pounds 8 ounces at 2 PM Thursday December 3 at their Dugger residence.
Jasonville Ind December meeting of the Order of Eastern Star elected Mary Moses as worthy matron and Hugh Burris as worthy patron. Gertrude Houghton was named associated matron and Elmer Gadberry associate patron with Opal Criss conductress Emma Sink associate conductress Jean Goldie secretary Miley Wooley treasurer. Installation is planned for Wednesday night December 30.
A vintage advertisement urges readers with bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion. It claims the product targets the inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, promising relief even after other remedies fail. Drugstores guarantee refunds if not satisfied with results.
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