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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
6
Sherman Wright of Fourth Street Northeast, employed by Linton Ice, was struck by John R. Ecker while delivering ice, injuring his left ankle and causing a severe sprain with no fracture per X ray. Wright was taken to a local physician, and will be unable to work for several days.
A Terre Haute group led by Miss Evelyn Henderson and including the Laffoons, Nowling, Hensley, and Laffoon families spent the Fourth of July and Sunday touring Brown County. They visited the old log rail at Nashville Gnaw Bone ridge Salt creek and Weed Patch hill camped on Bean Blossom creek near Georgetown and toured Riverside Park Indianapolis. They also visited Franklin the Masonic home and the sunken garden at Columbus. The trip ended with fond remarks on a grand and glorious Fourth and peaceful picnics and sight-seeing.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bain and Mr and Mrs Claude Sipes with Elaine return to Linton after a pleasant motor trip to St Louis Missouri They spent most time in Forest Park viewing sights with little car trouble and report an enjoyable journey
Members of the United Brethren church of this city spent the Fourth at a shady spot on White River. Several carloads attended a delightful picnic dinner served to about 26 guests.
Two well known Linton citizens welcomed newborn daughters this morning. Each baby went to the homes of Mr. Bernard Pierson and Mr. Cletus Gill for permanent residence. Names have not yet been chosen.
The Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Pearl Pool at her country home Tuesday afternoon. Members will meet at the church at 1 30 o clock, where cars will transport them to the meeting place.
Mrs Theresa C Braden is in Bloomfield on business. Gerald Rupert of Bloomington spent the weekend in Linton. Numerous visitors and locals traveled for the Fourth of July. families from Gary Sullivan Bloomington Indianapolis Terre Haute and Evansville joined residents for weekend stays and vacations.
John Walker was brought to the City Hospital on Friday for treatment. Bertie Hensley was able to be taken to his home on Saturday.
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