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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1935

Page

4

New Cold Mark Of Year Recorded In City Early Today

Indiana state police visited Greene county to inspect all county school buses. Officers led by R H Conley Ed Nash Raymond Foltz James Watson and Ira Craig checked brakes lights tires flags and signals on 32 buses in Linton before noon and then moved to Bloomfield to inspect east side buses. The purpose is to boost safety for children by recommending changes as needed under state police supervision.

Indiana Greene County R. H. Conley Ed Nash Raymond Foltz James Watson Ira Craig Rockville Barracks Linton White River Bloomfield

France vows to aid Britain if Italy attacks

Paris reports Premier Laval told the chamber France will fight with Great Britain if Italy attacks. He asserted France fulfilled League obligations and supports using the League to prevent war. Laval blamed Italy for the peace plan’s failure and cited Mussolini’s Pontinia speech.

Italy Paris France Great Britain Pierre Laval Chamber of Deputies Laval Britain League

Linton Bicknell Tilt Postponed To January 6

The Linton Miners versus Bicknell Bulldogs game at Linton gymnasium was postponed due to a cold wave and bad roads. Officials rescheduled the contest for Monday night January 6 at the local gymnasium. The Miners next travel to Sullivan for a Wednesday afternoon game on January 1.

Linton Gymnasium Linton Miners Bicknell Bulldogs Linton Bicknell Miners Sullivan Golden Arrows

Baby Boy Born on Christmas Day in Dugger

A baby boy named Nathan Maurice Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Farrar on Christmas Day at Dugger. The six pound newborn is the first child for the couple formerly Miss Leola Wilkes. They reside with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Farrar.

Nathan M. Farrar Dugger Nathan Maurice Jr

Dugger Family Dinner At Clarence Young Home

Mr and Mrs Clarence Young of Dugger entertained with a Christmas day dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rosege Young and Mr and Mrs Opal Young of Anderson as well as Mrs Mamie Young Basil Young Harry Young Ruth Esther Young and the hosts.

Clarence Young Dugger Rosege Young Opal Young Anderson Mamie Young Basil Young Harry Young Ruth Esther Young

Omitted Names Highlight Alumni Meeting Report

In the 1932 Switz City alumni annual meeting report in The Linton Deily Citizen the names Alice Owen Frank Owen Bland Louise Holts claw Robert Holtsclaw and Frances Deckard were unintentionally omitted.

Alice Owen Frank Owen Bland Louise Holtsclaw Robert Holtsclaw Frances Deckard Linton Switz City

Domestic slayings at Haverford College rocks quiet campus

A Black domestic at Haverford is jailed after confessing to the shooting death of 70 year old Mary Louise Ginder a dietitian and housekeeper at Haverford College. Ginder was killed while dining with friends in a private room at the college.

Roy Crittenden Haverford Mary Louise Ginder Haverford College

Ethiopians Capture Italian Positions and Weapons

Ethiopian raiders cut the Makale to Tambien road and seized Italian defenses along the route including 11 machine guns. In a separate skirmish near the Afgaga pass, six Italians and nine other troops were killed and many were wounded. Ethiopian losses were also reported with heavy enemy casualties.

Addis Ababa Makale Tambien Rome Dee U.P Afgaga Takazze Pietro Badoglio

Watch Night Service Planned by Linton Methodist Church

The Linton M E Church announces Watch Night services for Tuesday night December 31 in four periods 8 to 8 30 p m social hour 8 30 to 9 99 service by youth with aid society serving 10 30 to 12 worship the sermon theme If Any Man Thirst and the service will conclude with communion the choir will sing special numbers.

Linton Methodist Church Young Ladies’ Aid Society

Mrs Margaret Wright Visits City for Christmas Return

Mrs Margaret Wright returns to Indianapolis after spending Christmas with her daughter Miss Margaret and Dr and Mrs Haldon Beasley in this city.

Margaret Wright Indianapolis Miss Margaret Haldon Beasley

Visiting McChristie Girls Spend Christmas Holidays

Miss Elizabeth McChristie of Chicago Miss Jennie McChristie of Bloomington and Miss Mary McChristie of Grand Haven Mich are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs James McChristie of K street northwest for the Christmas holidays.

Elizabeth McChristie Chicago Jennie McChristie Bloomington Mary McChristie Grand Haven Mich James McChristie K” Street Northwest

Roosevelt to Address Congress Early in New Session

Speaker Burns said President Roosevelt will address the second session of the 74th Congress in the house chamber likely on January 3 or 4. The speech will outline the legislative program and budget plans, with uncertain direct discussion of the soldier's bonus. Burns noted no new tax legislation is expected.

Washington Roosevelt Joseph W. Burns Ibyrns House Burns American Liberty League New York State Alfred E. Smith Jouett Shouse Shouse Pat ‘Harrison

Little Washingtons considered to streamline federal offices

Washington officials floated creating 10 to 12 regional sub capitols named Little Washingtons to centralize field offices. President Roosevelt was asked to approve a plan proposed by four cabinet members to consolidate operations in areas covering Boston to San Francisco and beyond.

Washington U.P Washingtons Roosevelt Boston New England New York Knoxville Nashville Ozark Atlanta New Orleans Gulf Coast Chicago Midwestern Portland Pacific Northwest San Francisco Pacific Southwest Denver Intermountain Great Plains

Brother of Local Man Dies of Burns

Sam Targett of this city learns that final rites were held on Christmas Eve in Columbia Tennessee for his brother William H Targett who died from burns in a mine explosion. He is survived by the widow and six children in Columbia, another brother Ed Targett of this city, and a sister Lilly Green of Brazil.

Sam Targett Columbia Tenn William H. Targett Sam Ed Targett Yns Lilly Green Brazil

Red Men Donate to Charities and Food Baskets

The Red Men lodge donation was omitted last week in listing contributors to Associated Charities and the purchase of food baskets for Linton's needy. The lodge donated $2.

RED Men Associated Charities Linton Lodge

Alliance to Meet at Public Library Tonight

An open meeting of the Workers' Alliance will be held at 7 o'clock tonight in the Lincoln public library. Discussion will focus on important business.

Workers’ Alliance Linton Public Library

Miners Urge Early Purchase for January Train Tickets

The miners train committee asks workers on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line to Mohawk and Peabody mines to buy January tickets now. They warn 158 tickets are required to keep the service, noting 175 were sold last month and urging purchase before January 1 to assure continued operation.

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Mohawk and Peabody Mines Linton Jasonville

Wife’s fatal act ends thwarted marriage plan

In Chicago, 28 year old Alice Hayden shot herself Christmas night to enable her husband James to marry Josephine Carden, 18. An inquest returned a verdict of death by own action while despondent over marital troubles.

Chicago U.P Alice Hayden Heress James Josephine Carden Miss Carden Jim

Baby Boy Born to Darrell Heaton Family

Mr and Mrs Darrell Heaton welcomed a baby boy at Freeman Greene County Hospital weighing eight pounds born at 2 am The infant was named Larry Dean The mother the former Miss Margaret Klink and the baby were reported to be doing well and progressing nicely

Darrell [Heaton Freeman- Greene County Hospital Larry Dean Margaret Klink

Mrs E Fognini Returns Home For Christmas From Detroit

Mrs E Fognini of Detroit Michigan the former Miss Mary Topping of this city is home spending the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ada Topping.

Detroit E. Fognini Detroit, Mich Mary Topping Ada. Topping

Legion Plans Late Santa Visit For Children At Legion Home

Due to bad weather the Christmas party at the Frank Courtney American Legion Home drew 125 children from veterans homes. A second Santa visit was arranged for Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock to deliver treats to those who missed the Wednesday event.

Frank Courtney American Legion Santa Claus Legion

Benson Named to Finish Schall Term in Minnesota

Elmer A. Benson state banking commissioner was appointed United States senator by Gov. Floyd B Olson to complete the unexpired term of Sen. Thomas D. Schall. Benson, a former Labor party member, replaces Olson foe Schall. Olson plans to seek the seat at the next election.

U. S Benson Labor Party Olson Schall

Blumes Entertain Guests At Home

Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs A W Blume and family were Russell Walters and sons Floyd and Donald from Greensburg Kansas Wayne Blume of Paris Illinois Carl Price Naomi Blume of Rayton Ohio James Blume of Evansville and Mr and Mrs J K Blume near Sullivan Christmas day guests included Russell Walters and sons Floyd and Donald from Greensburg Kansas Guy Tarrett and children Noma Jean Bobby Carlisle John Walters and daughter Fermor near Sullivan Eva Walters of Terre Haute

A. W .Blume City Russell Walters Floyd Donald Greensboro Kan Wayne Blume Paris Til Carl Price Naomi Blume Rayton Ohio James Blume Evansville Sullivan Greensburg Guy Jtarrett Noma Jean Bobby Carlisle John Walters Fermor Eva Walters Terre Haute

Quapaw Tribe to Meet for Chief's Degree Work Tonight

Members of the Quapaw Tribe of Red Men and the Improved Order of Red Men will meet in their wigwam at 6 30 this evening to perform Chief's Degree work. All members are urged to attend after adjournment the May Makers will use the hall for work and a large feed will close the evening.

Ants Duane of Jasonville Hurt In Auto Crash

James Duane a 24 year old life insurance man from Jasonville was slightly injured in an auto accident on state road 59 four miles north of the city. His Chevrolet coupe skidded into a ditch as it was being pulled onto the pavement by a light truck when another car struck it. State policemen R. W. Conley and Raymond Foltz, riding in the truck, assisted and Duane was taken to a local doctor's office with a minor facial and head cut.

James Duane Jasonville Duane Raymond Foltz Rockville Barracks Conley Foltz Western and Southern Life Insurance Company

Tree species used for handles in tea kottles and coffee pots

Beech birch and maple sap and regum are reported as used in the largest quantities for handles of tea kettles and coffee pots.

Kenneth Canady Visits Family in Chicago

Kenneth Canady of Chicago Ill is spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Canady at their home during his stay in town

Kennethe Canady Kenneth Canady Chicago Ill Mrs Clarence Canady

Sara Roosevelt Visits in Presidential Automobile

SARA ROOSEVELT WAS THERE even though Sissie and Buzzie Dall children of Mrs. John Boettiger were absent from the White House due to illness. President Roosevelt had one grandchild Sara Roosevelt for a holiday visitor and here she is with him in the presidential automobile. Sara is the daughter of James Roosevelt.

Sissie Buzzie Dall John Boettiger White House Roosevelt Sara Roosevelt Sara James Roosevelt

Relief From Winter Grip Ends as Temperatures Rise

Linton faced record cold as the mercury fell to 4 degrees below zero the lowest point of the 1935 winter. A relief period followed with a high of 18 degrees above zero and forecasts indicate some snow overnight or early Saturday. Ice-coated streets remain a hazard despite improved highway travel.

Linton Mercury

Indiana Sees Nation's Coldest Readings With Breach of Record

Western and central Indiana posted new all time low marks as Indianapolis and Terre Haute fell to six degrees below zero with Fort Wayne and Evansville at two below. Forecasters predicted a rise to 10 to 16 above zero and possible midnight snow. Eight more deaths pushed the holiday violence toll higher.

Indianapolis U.P United States Indiana Terre Haute Fort Wayne Evansville J. H. Armington United States Weather Bureau

Irene Critchfield Selected Student Teacher at Laboratory School

Miss Irene Crichfield of Linton and a student at Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute has been chosen as a winter term student teacher in the college Laboratory School. The school opened in September and offers K to 12 classes with 36 faculty members all holding at least a Master’s degree and over 800 pupils. Crichfield will teach in the Mathematics department under Miss Kennedy.

Irene Crichfield Linton Indiana State Teachers College Terre, Haute Laboratory School Indiana State ‘Teachers College Miss Crichfield Miss Kennedy

Carlisle couple wed at United Brothers parsonage

Philip Beneriel of Carlisle and Miss Lorene Goodman of Barris Chapel were united in marriage at the United Brothers parsonage in this city Tuesday December 26 by Rev. S. E. Decks. The young couple were attended.

Philip Beneriel Carlisle Lorene Goodman Barris Chapel United Brothers Parsonage Tauraday Des S. E. Decks

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Ghengland I Attac Linton-Bicknell Roy Crittendon Etriopians M. E. Church Tatk Congress Congress Executive Mansion Darrell Heatons Elmer Benson Blumes Ants Duane President Roosevelt and Irene Critchfield Benefiel—Goodman
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