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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1937

Page

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Linton flood relief leaders visit Evansville stricken region

Mayor FE V Bull leads the Linton Emergency flood relief fund committee to southern Indiana to assess needs and plan further aid. The group includes Frank Smylie Percy Myers and Duke Duncan. supplies go to Joe Gerin and Delbert Jarmon who run a New Albany hospital power plant.

Linton Indiana FE. V. Bull Frank Smylie Percy Myers Duke Duncan Joe Gerin Delbert Jarmon Gerin Jarmon New Albany Maumee Collieries Co CCC

Guards Block Food for 8000 Chev Plant Strikers

In Flint on February 2, Guardsmen block civilians from entering the No. 4 Chevrolet plant strike zone as UAW leaders seek permission to pass food to 8000 sit down strikers. Only newspaper men with credentials and some brigade women gain access. civilians remain barred.

Flint, Mich U.P United Automobile Workers of America Chevrolet Motor Company No. 4 National Guards E. B

Kirk announces birth of son James Odell in Dugger

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirk announce the arrival of a 90 pound baby boy born Monday February 1 in Dugger. The child is their first and has been named James Odell. The mother once Miss Isa belle Goodman. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.

Charles Kirk Dugger James Odell Isabelle Goodman

Relatives Safe After Flood Says Evansville Visitors

Edith Turley received word from her brother William P. Holtz and sister Josie Dickerson that they are safe from the flood waters. They have visited in the city and have many friends here.

Edith Turley William P. Holtz Josie Dickerson Evansville

WPA Library Project Starts at Linton Public Library

Ten women began work Monday on a WPA project at the Linton public library to repair and renovate hundreds of books. Project headquarters are on the library's second floor and the workshop is well equipped with tools and materials supplied by Stockton township. Mrs. Jean Goldie leads the effort with nine other women transferred from a township sewing project.

Linton Public Library Stockton Township WPA Jean Goldie Township

Mrs Sadie Mayfield Illness Update Near City

Mrs Sadie Mayfield, long ill at the home of her son Laurel Burris two miles southwest of the city, is reported to be about the same health wise.

Sadie Mayfield Laurel Burris

Red Cross to Accept Foreign Gifts for Flood Refugees

President Roosevelt issued a proclamation allowing gifts from foreign sources to the Red Cross flood relief fund. Canada and other nations offered donations and the treasury can waive duties. The Red Cross reported receipts of 11,453,725 dollars but seeks more.

RED Cross Washington, D. C Roosevelt Red Cross Fund White House Canada Treasury

Guardsmen enter strike torn area at Chevrolet plant No. 4

National guardsmen moved into Flint Michigan to demolish shanties used by pickets at the Chevrolet plant No. 4 and seized the UAW sound car. Union organizer Robert Travis rushed to Col. Joseph Lewis to verify reports of troops aiming to eject 1,200 sit down strikers.

Flint, Mich National Guardsmen Chevrolet Plant No. 4 United Automobile Workers Robert Travis Flint Joseph Lewis

Lin ton City Council Postponed to Wednesday Evening

Mayor E. VY. Bull announced the Lin ton City Council meeting has been postponed from tonight to 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening in City hall.

Linton City City Hall E. VY. Bull

Welders 10 Host Switz City In Home Junior High Clash

Lin ton Welders meet Switz City Junior highs at Linton High gym with B team game at 5 30 and main clash at 7 30. Proceeds fund travel to Vincennes grade school tourney on Feb 15 and 16 sponsored by the YMCA.

Linton High School Linton Welders Switz City Vincennes YMCA Monroe City Vincennes Coliseum

Linton CCC Camp Hosts Ministers Dinner

The Linton CCC camp entertained members of the Linton Ministerial association at a dinner in the officers mess hall. Camp leaders praised the ministers for promoting a high moral standard during chapel services each Thursday. Attendees included Rev. C. A. Hofmann Rev. M. V. Foster Rev. Guy H. Ramsey Rev. Harry J. Bailey Rev. C. G. Vincent and Deaconess Miss Nola Yoder.

Linton CCC Linton Ministerial Association Ministerial Association C. A. Hofmann M. V. Foster Guy H. Ramsey Harry J. Bailey C. G. Vincent Nola Yoder

Benefit fund proceeds from Poca flood relief party

The Chickateth Council of Poca hontas turned over 26.67 dollars in cash to the local emergency flood relief fund. The amount came from a benefit party held Monday night in Red Men hall.

Chickateth Council of Pocahontas Red Men Hall

Jasmine or Gardenia Flora Infuses Ana Tea

Ana tea is produced by introducing jasmine or gardenia flowers to create a scented beverage. The process highlights floral notes from jasmine or gardenia.

Thomas Boy Gets White House Note

Wendell Thomas of Linton received his third birthday greeting from the White House yesterday. The 14 year old celebrated his birthday last Saturday January 30 the same date as President Roosevelt. He wrote the President a letter and received this reply from the White House dated Washington D C My Dear Wendell Your letter of January twenty sixth with the enclosed ecard has been received and the President has read it with sympathetic interest. He is indeed grateful for your thought of him and has asked me to express his very best wishes to you on the occasion of your birthday.

Wendell Thomas White House Wendell Roosevelt Linton Washington, D. C

Fragmentary Dues List Totals 1856.26 in Donations and Fees

A partial ledger shows multiple names including Mrs Betty Haseman Damon Myers and John Haseman with small payments. The total recorded is 1856.26 with additional entries for the Pythian Sisters Faith Temple No. 42 and various individuals and groups contributing amounts ranging from 0.25 to 10.00.

Betty Haseman Damon Myers Bite Homer Bechtel Pete & Estella Hardisty Thos. A. McQuade Josie McQuade James D. Clayton Louise Struckmeyer Steucky Thos. M. Crabtree Asher Pageiee Chickateth Council Pocahontas Geesee

Pointer 55 Dies at Coalmont After Illness

W A Pointer 55 died Monday at his Coalmont home after several weeks illness. Surviving are his widow Lola Pointer three sons Lee Calvin and Junior Pointer all at home one daughter Miss Mary Pointer at home three brothers Jasper N Pointer of Kansas William H Pointer and James E Pointer of Oklahoma one sister Mrs Bessie Crane of Oklahoma

W. A. Pointer Coalmont Lola Pointer Lee Calvin Junior Ponter Miss Mary Pointer Jasper N. Pointer Kansas William H Oklahoma Bessie Crane

Township Trustee Opens New Offices in Stockton Township

Trustee Jesse D. Figgins moves Stockton township offices to larger rooms on the second floor of the Linton Trust Company building at Main and A streets northeast. The space includes a waiting room and four small rooms, transitioning from the former Talk of the Town Beauty Salon to improve township business.

Jesse D. Figgins Stockton Township Linton Trust Company Main Talk of the Town

Lewis to Depart Washington for Detroit GM Strike Scene

John L. Lewis, militant strike leader, will leave Washington this afternoon for the Detroit General Motors strike area. He will depart by train at 4 30 p m amid speculation Gov Frank Murphy may arrange a peace conference. Federal mediation in Washington stalls as Perkins reports conditions to President Roosevelt.

Washington John L. Lewis Detroit General Motors Lewis Detroit Committee For Industrial Organization Frank Murphy Michigan Capitol Frances Perkins Roosevelt

Ground Hog Sees Shadow Peacefully Returns to Burrow

After emerging from hibernation the groundhog saw his shadow then retreated to shelter as forecasts call for six more weeks of winter. Temperatures rose from 13 degrees in the morning to 28 by afternoon.

Death Claims 91 Year Old Rebecca A. Taylor

Rebecca A. Taylor, 91, longtime community resident, died at 2:45 a.m. at her home on 590 A Street Northwest after a year of illness. Widow of Civil War veteran Howard Taylor, she was born February 28, 1845 in Washington County Indiana and lived in the city 37 years. She leaves six children, 24 grandchildren, 54 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Funeral plans were not final. body taken to Welch & Cornett Funeral Home. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and honorary member of the Rebekah lodge and Women's Relief corps.

Washington County Indiana Taylor First Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge Women’s Relief Corps of Linton Reid Charles Taylor Lillie Stevens Washington, Ind Mamie Gilmore Vincennes Austin Taylor Lansing Mich Howard Taylor Fort Wayne Welch & Cornett Funeral Home

Unusually High Attendance at Stockton Township Schools

Trustee Jesse D. Figgins notes January attendance set records despite bad weather and illness. Banners honor top rooms led by Miss Fern Beasley Russell Thompson and Paul Kramer, with rates from 77.91 to 99.50 across nine schools and several teachers.

Stockton Township Jesse D. Figgins Figgins Fern Beasley Russell Thompson Paul Kramer College Hill Esther Shaw Gaynell Workman Esther Duhne Glenburn Dora Page Bess Barry South Linton Esta McDonald Grace Ledgerwood Russell Pope Shields Bonnie Staggs Alden Tucker Blackcreek Mildred Jones Benny Sims Ellis Beatrice Holder Herbert Greenwood Atlas Island City Hollis Williams Sassafras Winnie Hewitt

Ellen Brown Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit

Mrs Ellen Brown comes home after five weeks with daughter Mrs R A Pope and family in Indianapolis for a extended visit.

Ellen Brown R. A. Pope Indianapolis

Country Club Boys to Meet Carlisle Independents

The Linton Country Club basketball team, made up of former Lin ton High stars, faces Carlisle Independents tonight at Carlisle High School. The game starts at 8 o clock.

Country Club Carlisle Linton Country Club Linton High School Carlisle Independents Carlisle High School

Seventh district Farm Bureau meets in Linton library

Addison Drake and Mrs. W. C. Roberts lead a Seventth district Farm Bureau all day meeting in Linton public library. The program runs from 10 AM opening remarks to 1 PM public speaking contest and legislative discussion led by Hassil E. Schenck, Indiana Farm Bureau president.

a_ Seventh district Farm Bureau Addison Drake W. C. Roberts Linton Public Library Drake Roberts Hassil E. Schenck Indiana Farm Bureau

Safety Chapter Notice Opens Meeting at Red Men Hall

Twin Holmes Safety chapter will meet at 7 o'clock Wednesday night in Red Men hall. There will be a discussion on mine haulings led by Jack Hays mine foreman at New Hope. All members especially hauling men urged to attend. Entertainment by Goose Pond Rogers and the usual awards will be made.

Twin Holmes Safety Red Men Hall Jack Hays New Hope Goose Pond Rogers

Rehabilitation to Require Months in Indiana Flood Devastation

Floodwaters along the Ohio River receded slowly across southern Indiana causing millions in damage. Evansville and New Albany faced large losses with thousands homeless. rehab planned over months as engineers survey 10 to 100 million dollar damages and cranes begin mop up work.

Evansville Ind Ohio Indiana New Albany National Guard Jeffersonville Aurora Ohio River Mississippi Cairo Louisville Red Cross

Culver Frederick Leads Rifle Club

Culver Frederick tops the Frank Courtney American Legion post rifle club scores with 744 for January. High night scores include Culver Frederick 175 Dault Edwards 161 Guy Ellison 155 R Page 152 Foster Skaggs 143. Visitors Stalcup 180 West 151 from Lyons. Practice Mondays at Mack Tyler’s shop. Officials K E Ni president Frank Taylor view president John R. Ecker secretary.

Culver Frederick Frank Courtney American Legion Post Fredrick Foster Skaggs Guy Ellison Henry Kramer Claud Fullam Culver Fredrick Dault Edwards R. Page

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