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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1936

Page

3

Christmas Celebrations Fill Linton With Festivities

Linton and residents resumed work after a joyous Christmas. The Elks dance drew the largest crowd ever, with 150 couples. Gene Buck and his Detroit orchestra provided music. A kiddies party at Legion Home served nearly 200 children with Santa and a Christmas program. 137 food baskets aided needy families via Associated Charities. Big Brothers and Sisters helped Santa provide toys to almost 200 children. Stores were busy last minute shoppers. post office anticipated a record pre Christmas season. Churches held services across the community.

Linton Elks Home Gene Buck Detroit Mich Legion Home Legionnaires Santa Claus Associated Charities Big Brothers and Sisters Club Linton Postoffice Christ

Chiang Kidnapping Blame In Dispute

In Nanking on December 26, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang blamed each other for the captivity episode. Chiang, arriving with Chang, said he bore ultimate responsibility as commander and urged central government settlement. Chang asked Chiang to impose proper punishment and insisted duty over friendship.

Nanking U.R Chiang Kai-shek Chang Hsueh-liang Manchuria Chiang Marshal Chang

Miss Thompson Visits Indianapolis for Weekend

Miss Mary Thompson, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Dugger, spends a weekend with her sister Mrs Dorothy Mitchell in Indianapolis. Mrs Gurney Moss of Linton and Jim Moss of Indianapolis called on the Thompson home Tuesday.

Mary Thompson William Thompson Dugger Dorothy Mitchell Indianapolis Gurney Moss Linton Jim Moss Thompson

Glenns resign from Big Brothers and Sisters club

Mr and Mrs Roy W Glenn resign as directors of the Big Brothers and Sisters club after years of leading Christmas visits to needy children. They credit local cooperation and hand over records receipts and expenditures to successor Frank A Lenning to ensure continued support for the program.

Roy W. Glenn Big Brothers and Sisters Club Santa Claus Glenn Glenns Frank A. Lenning

David D. Wiles Camp to Elect Monday

The David D. Wiles Camp No. 86 United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary will meet at 7 pm Monday at the hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all members are urged to attend.

David D. Wiles United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary

Plan Installation By Masonic Lodge And Chapter

The local Masonic lodge No 560 and Columbian chapter No 140 of O FE S plan a joint installation of 1987 officers at 7 30 Wednesday evening at the hall. The public is invited to attend.

Masonic Lodge Columbian O. FE. S

Christmas Day Guests From Fort Wayne and Muncie

Mr and Mrs Cecil Barnett and son along with Mr and Mrs Cleo Barnett and son and Mr and Mrs Marion Hoops and son and Mr and Mrs Eddie Murphy of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs Eugene Barnett of Muncie spent Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs John Barnett in West Linton.

Cecil Barnett Cleo Barnett Marion Hoops Eddie Murphy Fort Wayne Eugene Barnett Muncie John Barnett West Linton

Anna Phillippe Dies in Bicknell at 79

Mrs. Anna Eliza Phillippe died at her Bicknell home after paralysis. Born October 27, 1857 in Sullivan county, she married George W. Phillippe in Pleasantville on November 9, 1884. She belonged to the Bicknell M E church and Rebekah lodge. Rites set at home with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. survivors include Elbert Phillippe and Mrs. Margaret Abraham. Ray Newkirk overseeing arrangements.

Anna Eliza Phillippe Sullivan County Bicknell James Enoch Margaret Hinkle Virginia George W. Phillippe Pleasantville Phillippe Bicknell M. BE

Meeting of P. T. A. Attracts Crowd

A large crowd attended the P. T. A. meeting at the Northwest Ward school. Mrs. Marl Skemp led a brief business session. Students performed "Trimming the Tree" and "The Two Santas" with readings and piano solos by multiple pupils. Each child received a Christmas treat before leaving.

P.T. A Northwest Ward Marl Skemp Pauline Prudhome Dorothy Woodworth Phylis Taylor Druscilla Skomp Mr. Pope Roum Santas

Legion Meeting Tonight At Post Hall Change Of Time

Frank Courtney American Legion post calls for a 9 o’clock meeting this evening due to a time change. All Legionnaires are urged to attend.

Frank Courtney

Two Injured As Drag Line Fire Hits Abandoned Mine Site

In an incident at the abandoned Little Giant coal mine a drag line loading shale caught fire, burning the cab and causing a small shale explosion. Jess Cadwell 34 and Lucien Hamner 38 suffered face and hand burns. Vernon Moore 24 escaped uninjured. Cadwell treated by a local physician and Hamner released from Freeman-Greene County hospital after care. The four yard drag line shovel and diesel engine sustained minor damage.

Little Giant Jess Cadwell Lucien Hamner Vernon Moore Central Indiana Coal Company Hamner Freeman-Greene County Cadwell Dugger

American Legion to Use Talkies for Safety Lessons

The American Legion announces 1987 safety education using two talking pictures created with the Automobile Manufacturers Association and the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. Six hundred prints will be distributed through 11,373 posts to curb highway deaths. The films, inertia and The Other Fellow, explain motion laws behind traffic rules and community cooperation to reduce accidents.

Indianapolis U.P American Legion Automobile Manufacturers’ Association National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters Legion

Pope Pius XI Suffering Severe Pains in Bed

Vatican officials report Pope Pius XI endures neuritis pains and other ailments forcing him to stay in bed. Inflammation of nerves in his left leg blamed for escalating discomfort and inactivity.

Vatican City Pius XI United Press

Engineer undergoes operation at Mary Man hospital

Dewey Milley, an engineer at the No. 4 coal mine, underwent a secret operation Thursday at Mary Man hospital in Sullivan. Mil ler is said to have withstood the operation satisfactorily and will be confined to the metal for some time, though he is able to receive visitors.

Dewey Milley Sin No. 4 Mary =man hospital Sullivan Miller

Legion Kiddies Party Delights Local Families

Nearly 200 boys and girls from Legionnaire families attended the Frank Courtney American Legion post annual kiddies party. Festivities featured a decorated hall and a large Christmas tree, songs, readings, piano solos, and an accordion performance. Santa Claus distributed treats to the children.

Frank Courtney Gene Friedman John Dorrough Miss Friedman

Pneumonia Toll High In Indiana Winters

Indiana bulletin shows 7,377 pneumonia deaths in December through March over five years, second only to heart disease. Early diagnosis and proper care could have saved many lives, per the Indiana State Medical Association.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Indiana State Medical Association

Notre Dame Welcomes New Mathematics Professor

Notre Dame Indiana announces the addition of Karl Menger 35 renowned mathematician and professor from Vienna to the mathematics department. He will join the permanent staff February 2 and teach axiomatics of projective geometry distance geometry and calculus of variation while overseeing research with Notre Dame faculty.

Karl Menger Notre Dame Ind Dee U.pri University of Vienna University of Notre Dame Menger Oslo Norway Zurich Switzerland Mengrer Dr. Menger Franz Josef of Austria

Death Calls Mrs Dennis Kennedy

Mr and Mrs Herb Sinden were summoned near Rockville on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Dennis Kennedy who died of cancer. Mrs Kennedy had been a long time friend of the Sindens and was formerly a resident of the city and well known in the community.

Herb Sinden Rockville Dennis Kennedy

Shelburn Garage Workman Confesses to Robbery

Martin Hathaway of Shelburn admitted committing a $20 robbery after Sullivan County authorities said the head injury shown to support the robbery tale was for personal safety. Hathaway had previously claimed two customers committed the crime.

Sullivan, Ind U.R Martin Hathaway Shelburn Sullivan County Hathaway

Alice May Rhodes Funeral Monday in Local Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice May Rhodes former Linton resident will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the First Baptist Church. Rhodes died Wednesday in Wales Florida. The body arrived this morning from Florida and lies at Clayton Funeral Home awaiting interment in Pateview Cemetery with Rev. Harry J. Bailey officiating.

First Baptist Church Alice May Rhodes Linton Wales Fla Florida Clayton Funeral Home Harry J. Bailey Pateview Cemetery

Dentists Invited to Mid Winter State Meeting in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Dental Society and Indiana University dental alumni association invite about 500 to 600 dentists to the annual mid winter state meeting in Indianapolis. Bo McMillin will speak at an evening session. clinics and lectures, a new children’s clinic, and historic dental equipment displays are planned.

Indianapolis Dental Society Indiana University Dental Alumni Association Indianapolis I. U Bo McMillin Indiana United States Public Health Service Harold T. Dailey South Bend Berard A. Martin James B. Carr Marl Gilchrist Arthur E. Denison Herbert W. Mason Noble G. Wills Connersville Newton M. Campbell Gary Virgil H. Longcamp Aurora H. H. Nagle

Red Crown Outfit Defeats Velvet at Bowling Lanes

The Carlton Red Crown bowling team defeated Velvet Cream three straight games on Wednesday night. R Harbett led Red Crown with a 665 series while Victor Briggs top-scored for Velvet Cream.

Carlton Red Crown R. Harbett Victor Briggs Carltons L. Powel B. Hosford A. Berns Li J. Mehlhof Ll. Moody Aed Totalite Ee Velvet Ee Cream J von Drackett O Ered M. Hancock V. Dobbins M. Coulomb V. Briggs A H. Larsen Mae

Blackcreek P T A Presents Christmas Program

The Blackcreek P T A gathered at the school for a Christmas program drawing an unusually large crowd. Students performing included Dovis Kramer John Bredeweg Wahnata Bredeweg Delores Combs John Hoffeditz Hazel Kramer Betty Hollingsworth Dwight Bryant and others. Committees for the January meeting were named with Mrs Tommy Hyslop Mrs Herman Bredeweg and Mrs Dan Shouk serving.

Blackcreek P.T. A Dovis Kramer John Bredeweg Wahnata Bredewep Delores Combs John Hoffeditz Hazel Kramer Betty Hollingsworth Dwight Bryant Bedonna Bolton Audrey Padgett Billy Systop Beverly Steele Wanda Goodman Marjorie Lucas Wendel Goodman Bobby Hall Thomas Bryant Lora Gastinesu Miller Pritchard Barbara Bicknell Anna Mary Squires Betty Padgett Berniece Street Tommy Hyslop Herman Bredeweg Dan Shouk

Red Men Party Tonight At Red Men Hall

The Quapaw tribe of Red Men will entertain the public at a party in Red Men hall at 8:80 this evening. The lodge has planned an unusual program with a festive program and refreshments.

Red Men Hall

Get-Away In Field South Of Switz City

Officials hunt two men after a stolen Chevrolet coupe wrecked on state road 67 between Switz City and Ivons on Christmas Day. They fled eastward into a muddy field. car license 25 226 belonged to H. W. Rants of Indianapolis. The incident is linked to an auto theft ring aiming to resell at a central station.

Switz City Ivons Indianapolis

Indiana highway improvements push safety gains statewide

James D. Adams, chairman of the Indiana state highway commission, reports widening rights of way on 1800 miles of primary and secondary highways has cut accidents by half. The program also includes reflectorized signs, centerline markings, and 61 railroad grade crossing eliminations. The state advances divided lane projects with 25 miles under contract and more paving and grading planned for 1987.

Indiana James D. Adams State Highway Commission American Association of State Highway Officials San Francisco Highway Commission

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