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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1935

Page

4

Greene County Residents Injured in Indianapolis Crash

Two Greene County residents Louis Branstetter 41 and his wife Katherine 43 of Bloomington injured in an ice skid on State Road 37 near Indianapolis. Katherine critically hurt with head injuries. Louis also seriously hurt. A third occupant Mrs Jeff Waldron 47 of Bloomington also seriously injured. They were enroute to a Christmas party and were treated at City Hospital by Marion county deputies.

Greene County City Hospital Indianapolis Louis Branstetter Katherine Branstetter Bloomington Bloomfield Branstetters Jeff Waldron Branstetter Bredell Harritt Marion County Katherine Wilkie Bun Cravens Boomfield Mr. Branstetter John Branstetter Wesley Branstetter Fred O. Wright Linton Emil Killian Luther William Branstetter Roy Cain Waldron

Four Escape Unhurt As Auto Wrecks Near Farmersbore

Four people escaped serious injuries when their car rolled down a slippery hill near Farmersbore on Tuesday night. Passengers included teachers Bonnie Stages and Esther Baker of Linton, Paul Beck of Oblong, and Noblesville high school coach Bill Camden. They were en route to Terre Haute from Linton when the slippery spot caused loss of control.

Linton Farmersbore Bonnie Stages Esther Baker Paul Beck Oblong THN Bill Camden Noblesville Terre Haute

Little Tvas for low cost power eyed by experts

Washington reports a plan for 16 Little Tvas to supply most of the ration with government financed electricity. Proposals, some clear, others vague, have been sent to the administration or will go to Congress next month. Roosevelt created the yardstick TVA and allocated relief funds to start hydro projects in several districts.

Washington U.P Tvas New Deal Congress Roosevelt Tennesse Valley Authority Wabash Authority

Family in Hamilton Crash Sends Five to Hospital

Mr and Mrs Peter Brawand report two daughters and their husbands and child were injured when their car hit a moving freight train near Hamilton Ohio. The Crames and Croutes, en route to Indianapolis for a Christmas dinner, were hospitalized with serious and minor injuries at Mercy hospital.

Peter Brawand Hamilton Ohio Brawands Si Cramer Cincinnati James Croute Allen West Middletown Cramers Croutes Indianapolis Nellie Brawand St. Charles Scipio Lena Kramer Kramer

George Dye Feed Store Sold Here by Goodman and Ellis

Sheldon Goodman and Roy Ellis purchased the George Dye Feed store and storage at First and A streets northwest. The operation will continue as Goodman and Ellis Feed and Storages. Ellis has three years in feed sales, previously with Johnson Feed and Supply. Goodman is a well known local farmer. They plan to expand the feed line to offer a complete assortment for buyers.

Sheldon Goodman Roy Ellis George Dye First Goodman & Ellis Feed and Storags Ellis Johnson Feed and Supply Company Goodman Linton

Congress Plans Early Study of Neutrality Law

Senate Democrat Bennett C. Clark said a drastic permanent neutrality bill would be offered early in the new session starting January 8. House Foreign Affairs Chair Cam McReynolds and Rep. George Tinkham pushed similar moves including repeal of the Kellogg Briand pact. Clark urged mandatory embargoes on war materials and financial credits to belligerents, criticizing discretionary powers under the temporary plan.

Washington U.2 United States Bennett C. Clark Cam D. McReynolds Tenn House Foreign Affairs Committee George Holden Tinkham Mass Congress Tinkham League of Nations Roosevelt Hull”. Clark Clark

Herman Hawtin Taken By Death

Dugger Indiana December 26 Special Herman Hawtin 40 a Dugger resident for years died 8 PM Christmas day at his home in Colorado Springs Colorado after a brief pneumonia illness He was a World War veteran and an early Rexford Ballard American Legion post member He is survived by his widow Blanche Edwards Hawtin of Colorado Springs his father Henry Hawtin of near Dugger three sisters Mrs Everett Rockey of Indianapolis Mrs William Canard of Colorado Springs and Mrs Robert Letsinger of Jasper The funeral will be announced later

Dugger Ind Herman ‘Hawtin Colorado Springs Col Hawtin Here Rexford Ballard American Legion Post Blanche Edwards Hawtin Henry Hawtin Near Dugger Everett Rockey Indianapolis William Canard Robert Letsinger Jasquhers Berty Hawink

Mrs Sam Masters Holiday Visit To Pontiac Michigan

Mrs. Sam Masters and her son Junior left Tuesday for Pontiac Michigan with Mr and Mrs William May of Jasonville to spend the Christmas vacation. Mrs Masters will visit her daughter Mrs R A Boatright her son Kenneth Masters and sister Mrs Frank Oshy in the city.

Sam Masters Junior Tueday Pontiac, Mich William May Jasonville Masters R. A. Boatright Kenneth Masters Frank Oshy That City

Stolen 1931 Chevrolet Coach From Worthington

A 1931 Chevrolet coach owned by Voris Mitchel of this city was reported stolen from its parking place in Worthington on Christmas Eve. The incident was reported today, with authorities investigating the theft.

Voris Mitchel Worthington Hureche

Golden wedding to be observed near Worthington

New Year's Eve marks the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E H Price longtime Greene county residents. Open house will be held at the Tison home in Dugger next Sunday with family and friends attending. The event also honors the thirteenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Raymond F Tison. Ruth Marie Price, a granddaughter, helps receive guests as old time melodies are sung by local performers. Ed Baker of Worthington, present at the 50s wedding, will attend as a cousin of the couple.

E. H. Price Worthngton Price Greene County Henry Baker Worthneton Mr. Price Benjamin Price Linton Prices Aee Helen Sweeney Dugger C. T. Sherwood Terre Haute Ed Baker Worthington

Elbrage Huff Dies in Cass After Long Illness

Elbrage I Huff aged 86 died at the Cass home of Mrs Minnie Herndon after months with tuberculosis. Raised by Mrs Herndon since his parents deaths, he was an invalid for years. Body prepared at Newkirk Funeral Home Pleasantville and returned to the Herndon home. Rites at 2 o clock Saturday from the Herndon residence with burial in Salem cemetery.

Elbrage I. Huff Minnie Herndon Cass Mr. Huff Newkirk Pleasantville Herndon Salem Cemetery

_Mother Or Local Dentist Expires_

Mrs. John Haworth, 67, mother of Dr. George Haworth and Dr. Dillon Haworth of Martinsville, died early today at Dillon Haworth’s home after heart trouble. A Moran county native who lived much of her life in Mooresville, she was a member of the Mooresville Methodist Church. Rites set for 10:130 A M Saturday at the Dillon Haworth residence in Martinsville with burial in Worthington cemetery.

John Haworth George B. Haworth Dillon Haworth Martinsville Haworth Mooresvile Moran County Mooresville Morman County

Hoffman will not grant Hauptmann reprieve says aide

Trenton December 26 Governor Harold G Hoffman does not plan to grant a reprieve to Bruno Richard Hauptmann if the pardon court refuses clemency. An aide said the governor is not authorized to grant a stay at this time and Hauptmann faces execution the week of January 18 at State Prison.

Trenton N. J Des U.P Harold G. Hoffman Bruno Richard Hauptmann State Court of Pare Dons William S. Conklin Hoffman Hauptmann State Prison

Ancient alloy use with gold predates 1600 years ago

The text notes that an alloy has long been used with gold well before 1600 years ago and that raw gold was known in the late stone age.

Fire Threatens Downtown Block in South Bend Stores Closed

A general alarm was issued in South Bend as a downtown business block faced a fire started in a waste basket at the H Green department store. Eleven fire departments aided under extreme cold and heavy smoke, halting traffic on Michigan Street as crews battled the blaze.

South Bend Ind U.P Michigan Street William Freeh

Mrs. Pope Hosts Christmas Day Gift Hunt at North City Home

Mrs. Anna Pope entertained her children and grandchildren at her home north of the city on Christmas Day. Those present included Mrs. Amanda Pope and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. William Bredeweg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pope and Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pope and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Steele and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Perrigo and Rosella, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swaby and Mr. and Mrs. Toren Pope.

Anna Pope Amanda Pope Ruth William Bredeweg Russell Pope Wallace Wayne Pope William Steele Clyde Perrigo Rosella Lester Swaby Toren Pope

International Mine Union May Act In Indiana Wage Dispute

In Terre Haute Indiana officials expect UMWA to intervene in three month deadlocked wage talks between Indiana coal miners and operators. William Snead, UMWA representative, may terminate discussions as 150 delegates reject tentative contracts. Miners seek a 5.50 wage scale matching Appalachian and Illinois levels. working conditions also cited as a sticking point.

Terre Haute International Organization of the United Mine Workers of America Indiana William Snead Washington, D. C John L. Lewis District No. 11 Appalachian Illinois

Visits in Indianapolis Over Christmas Holidays

Mrs. W. H. Wakefield and Miss Betty Gray Miller of this city visited Mrs. Mayme Miller of Indianapolis over Christmas. Miss Betty stayed in Indianapolis for the remainder of the Christmas holidays.

W. H. Wakefield Betty Gray Miller Mayme Miller Indianapolis Betty

Minch Denies Charges in $100000 Alienation Suit

Mrs Goldie Minch testified that her relations with Dan Delisi were only hospitable and denied accusations she stole his love during the 1984 Toledo strike era. The suit seeks $100000 from Minch, wife of the former Electric Auto-Lite president.

Dan Delisi Toledo, D Goldie Minch Delisi

Linton Sees Severe Cold Snap Deepens Across Indiana

Indiana endures the worst Christmas cold in years with at least eight deaths attributed to the freeze. Meteorologist J. H. Armington says temperatures will stay frigid through tonight. Indianapolis dropped from eight to two degrees above zero, while Fort Wayne began at 14 degrees and kept falling as the frost crept south and east. The cold front lingers over the northwest and will chill central Indiana to near zero, with zero to five below in the north and zero to 10 above in the south.

Indianapolis Indiana J. H. Armington United States Fort Wayne

Christmas Blizzard Paralyzes Linton with Snow and Wind

A severe Christmas blizzard paralyses Linton with heavy snow and winds. Travel halted on State road 59 with snowdrifts five to six feet. many parties canceled. Temperature tops at eight above zero, leaving the city blanketed and communities enduring a record cold wave.

Linton Santa Claus

Gillums Host Guests For Christmas Dinner

Mrs. Nannie Gillum and her daughter Freida hosted Christmas dinner with guests Armand Gillum of Petersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gillum of Tipton, and Ray Bairg of Lyons.

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Little Tva Princess Rospigliosi Louis Reed New York Marion Snowden Rospigliosi Mexico City U.S HOUSE Senate Herman Hawtin Colorado Pontiac Emma Emma Willis Anadarko Okla Eakly Elbrage E. Huff Bruno Blaze Mrs. Pope International Mine Union William Sneal Linton Shivers
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