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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

3

Bulletin urges sensible swimming and water safety

The Indiana State Medical Association bulletin warns that drownings are not the only summer deaths linked to swimming. It urges swimmers to check water quality, avoid unsanitary pools, and ensure facilities for cleansing before entering the water. Seek local health department advice and consult a physician if unsure about safety before swimming.

Indiana State Medical Association Water and Sewage Department Indiana State Board of Health Indiana State Health Department Eivery

Enjoyable Linton Picnic on White River Bank

A happy crowd from Linton traveled to a camp on White River south of Worthington for a pleasant picnic with fishing and swimming as the main activities. So many fish were caught that several party members invited others to try the fish. a delicious supper followed for Rev. and Mrs. Roberts, Marshall Browning and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bris Rousch and children Ina Rosalind and Buddy, and Miss Cooper of Bicknell.

White River Worthington Roberts Marshall Browning Bris Rousch Ina Rosalind Buddy Miss Cooper Bicknell

Indianapolis Market Summary for Hogs Cattle Sheep and Calves

United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis market activity on July 2 with hog receipts at 5,000 and prices rising. Heavies fetch 14.35 to 14.50, medium through mixed 14.50 to 14.65, common to choice 14.65 to 14.75, bulk 14.50 to 14.65. Cattle receipts 1,000 with steers 11.00 to 12.00, cows and calves 8.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 500 with top to 6.00, lambs up to 15. Calves 900 receipts and prices higher, top 11.50, bulk 11.00 to 11.50.

Indianapolis

Funeral delayed for Vir ginia Froeschke 16 months

The funeral for Vir ginia Ellen Froeschke daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Froeschke was delayed due to train connection issues in St Louis. The baby died Tuesday in Dexter Missouri and was shipped to Terre Haute with a local director traveling to arrange a later service this evening depending on arrival.

Virginia Ellen Froeschke Otto Froeschke St. Louis Dexter Terre Haute

Bert Hensley Injured in Log Hauling Accident

Bert Hensley was brought to the city hospital this afternoon with a broken arm after an accident while hauling logs.

Bert Hensley Mr. Hensley

Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Clay Beard

A baby girl Betty Jean weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces arrived July 1 to Mr and Mrs Clay Beard. Both mother and baby are reported well though the father is very poorly according to the latest reports.

Mrs. Clay Beard Betty Jean Babe

John Riddle’s Wheat Harvest Noted at Knox Farm

John Riddle on the Monroe City road in Knox county harvested wheat at 25 bushels per acre yesterday. The crop was reported to be of good quality by the Washington Democrat.

John Riddle Monroe City Road Knox County Washington Democrat

Orchardists Should Guard Against Cooling Moth Brood

County Agent W. D. Sexson reports Purdue University entomology station says a second brood of codling moth will hatch around July 9 to 11 and enter fruit. Favorable weather suggests a heavy second brood. orchards should spray by these dates and continue protection through July and August with a second spray two to three weeks after the first.

W. D. Sexson

Constance Talmadge in a Night of Romance at the cinema

Constance Talmadge appears in Her Night of Romance for the last time tonight paired with Our Gang youngsters and Dunbar's Candy Shop Girls in vaudeville. The program also features Barriers Burned Away a Chicago fire drama, plus Mandy and Tuesday with Alice Terry in Any Woman and Colleen Moore in Sally and two more show dates ahead.

Constance Talmadge Dunbar Mandy Alice Terry Arthur Somers Roche Colleen Moore Ziegfeld Sally

Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues

National League results include New York 6 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburg 8 Chicago 6. Brooklyn 4 Boston 3. American League games saw St Louis 8 Chicago 6 and New York 11 Boston 8. Cleveland 11 Detroit 0. American Association standings show Indianapolis 7 Toledo 8 and Minneapolis 6 9 Kansas City 3 4. Louisville 7 13 conisbts 2 7. St Paul 4 Milwaukee 2. Three Eye League includes Quincy 8 Terre Haute 7 in 10 innings Evansville 8 Peoria 3. Danville 6 Springfield 4 Decatur 6 2 Bloomington 0 7.

New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Quincy Terre Haute Evansville Peoria Danville Springfield Decatur Bloomington

Masonic Lodge to Meet Tonight for Fellowcraft Work

Linton Lodge No. 560 F and A M will hold a stated meeting tonight with Fellowcraft degree work on the agenda.

Linton Lodge No

U B Orchestra Meets for Evening Practice at Church

The orchestra of the United Brethren church will assemble at the church at 7:80 this evening for rehearsal.

The United Brethren Church

Indianapolis Girl Engaged to German Count at Castle

Louise Fletcher of Indianapolis Indiana aged 22 is reported engaged to Count Ernst Gottfried von Schmettow 24 a member of a historic Prussian family She is a guest of the Von Schmettow family at their ancestral castle near Breslau the engagement centers a story from Berlin dated July 2 19 something The Count is described as handsome and the daughter of President Fletcher of the National Bank of Indianapolis

Berlin Louise Fletcher Indianapolis Ind Ernst Gottfried von Schmettow Louise Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis von Schmettow Breslau

Choir Members Urged to Attend Church Tonight Promptly

It is important that all members of the Methodist church choir be at the church tonight promptly at 7:30 o'clock.

Methodist Church

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J. W. Wolford & Sons Hal Roach Dunbar’s Candy Shop Girls Good Vaudeville Bus Aah Jack Spice Santa Barbara Cal California Hotel Bulletin Rdary United Press Dispatch City Hospital Report American, Association Three Eye League U. B. Orchestra N. W Clay City Oaktown Joe E. Beasley Agency Harry Welch M. E. Choir Ee Tata Linton Gas Store
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