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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
2
Obituary style item notes that Tom Marshall proves a vice president can be heard from after his term. The piece adds a humorous line on government power and the challenge of uncovering a bootlegger’s income.
Government health officials debate optimal rate numbers while Indiana WOW camps plan a strong presence at the state meet in Linton in April. The tone suggests anticipation of a decisive, high energy district event.
The text notes that the average US lifespan is now 15 years longer than six decades ago, and would be longer still if automobile accidents no longer shortened it. It highlights road fatalities as a significant factor in life shortening.
Lin ton witnessed a partial solar eclipse this morning and a bustling schedule of basketball games is planned for the afternoon and evening with several teams competing in total eclipse fashion.
Congratulates the Indiana senate for resisting drastic reform measures and upholding law enforcement. Warns against overreacting to periodic reform waves and praises steady constitutional authority. Critical of radicals and overzealous officers, noting the legislature remains not going hog wild.
Miss Isbel McCullough hosted a delightful L. A. W. club meeting with strong attendance. Winners included Mrs. Roy Hays and Mrs. Carl Poe after two entertaining contests. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
Fire crews responded to 360 1 Street Northeast at about 9 30 this morning for a small roof fire at the Gordon Miller home occupied by two families. Damage was slight.
The American Legion announces a meeting next Monday evening for all veterans who have paid to fill out bonus application blanks. Attendance is requested to review the process and assist with the filing.
Sheriff Ervin Ray will publically sell on Saturday February 21 1925 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Bloomfield Court House rents and profits for up to seven years from a described real estate 1 1/2 acres in a quarter section. If judgment not fully satisfied the fee simple of the property will also be sold. Plaintiff J O Humphreys v Flossie Cullison. W V Moffitt attorney. Printer's fee nine dollars.
Indiana highway patrolmen are instructed to remove standing water from all road surfaces including concrete, bituminous, gravel and stone. John D Williams orders wider culverts to improve safety on narrow stretches. Crews will patch depressions, reshape ditches, and groom shoulders. mowing will use tractor-mounted equipment to keep weeds down and prevent snow drifts.
The U S civil service commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held in Bloomfield Indiana on February 21 1925. Certification is expected to fill the vacancy at Newberry. Applicants must be at least one year old on examination day, with age rules for states where 18 is full age for women. Applicants must reside within the post office territory.
Miss Dorothy Kirkley celebrated her twelfth birthday at home hosted by Mr and Mrs Will Kirkley. The Sunday school class surprised her with singing and a festive evening. Guests included Birdie Mary Mathison Geneva Donnells Nellie Millard Hilda Singleton Esther Millard Vera Donnells Evelyn Millard Lorene Millard Ruby Geneva Teddy Kirkley Roger Garrity Ed Garrity Milo Donnells Homer Dale Singleton and Mrs George Garrity.
Edward Hall left for Johnson City Illinois on business. Miss Jessie Porter returns home from Indiana University for a brief vacation. Mrs Simeon Tulen of Switz City visited relatives here yesterday. Miss Mildred Hamilton at Indiana University is home on vacation. Miss Hileen Coakley, Indiana University student, is home until February 2 second semester start. Paul Schanlaub Salem High School faculty member visits for the weekend. formerly Linton faculty member.
SALESMEN for lubricating oils and paints. Excellent opportunity. Salary or commission. Jed Oil and Paint Co., 3701 Burwell, Cleveland, Ohio. LOST Ladies Elgin Giant wrist watch. Return to W FP Doidge store or Citizen office for reward. 24tap WANTED House work or any kind of store work by middle aged lady. Please write "X" care Citizen office, 24tip BARLBER Shop at 170 South Main St. W FP. Chandler, 24tip FOR SALE Household furniture, 290 East Vincennes St. Gilbert Simston 24thp FOR SALE White Leghorn cockerels for breeding purposes. Lester Heaton, R. R. 4. 2483p FOR SALE First class incubator service. Am prepared to do custom hatching at reasonable prices for early orders, and under almost ideal conditions that would produce vigorous, healthy chicks that grow, and pay. Get order in early to make sure of the required space. Wm. Sheffler, Sunnyvale Farm, Route 8, State Road No. 9. Phone 356 K3, Linton, Ind. 24112p
Washington 63 Owensville 21, Anderson 59 Vincennes 28, Frankfort 49 Bloomington 21, Martinsville 88 Columbus 22, Bedford 47 Mitchell 381, Wheatland 32 Petersburg 18. Local score table summarizes Friday night basketball outcomes across towns.
Aden Hunter county farm superintendent east of Bloomington near Bloomfield arrived in Linton with Mrs. Hunter and Joe Dunkerly. It is Joe Dunkerly’s first Linton visit in over two years. There are 21 residents at the county farm, over half from Linton, as Mr Hunter attended the funeral of his uncle, the late Joseph Bland.
Uncle Eben expresses a familiar sentiment that most people empathize with the poor because they feel a personal sense of poverty at times. He notes the common, self-reflective motive behind sympathy and frames it as a shared human condition rather than a wedge between people.
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