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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines address 79 South Main and announces subscription and advertising rates for the Office Citizen Building. It lists in city carrier and mail rates, rates for obituaries and social notices, and classified ads at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum. It also notes post office registration and advance payment requirements.
A Sullivan, Indiana quarrel over morality unfolds as local papers defend the town’s virtue while criticizing neighboring counties. The Daily Times counters with irony about new residents and compares conditions with adjacent areas, noting questions about vice districts roads and dens. The column also mocks kangaroo courts and cites a German professor on Earth’s age amid a report that a preacher named Culp left his wife and nine children for another woman.
The Indianapolis News notes that modernist football teams would refuse to play games with anti evolutionist Tennessee institutions, warning of a potential clash over scheduling and controversy surrounding the issue.
The Linton Nash Motor Co leases the Bunch building opposite the Grand Opera house, formerly Sherwood garage, and will open a salesroom tomorrow with a display of the 1926 Nash models ocorrer.
A letter from the president of the YWCA of Central Normal college Danville Indiana reports Miss Fern Hall of Linton is seriously ill and will be brought to Linton hospital. The condition has been grave for several days and she is a well known local figure.
Clement Valandingham of this city, judged unsound, will be treated as an ex service man at a government hospital instead of Evansville. The local American Legion advocated the matter and authorities approved transfer to a government facility.
The family of Rose Mary Riggs expresses sincere thanks to those who offered sympathy and support after their loss. Special gratitude to those who sent offerings and to Reverend Cissna, the singers, Messiia Clayton and Aikin funeral directors for their expressions of kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Haldon Riggs and Son, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hagerman note their appreciation.
Four Linton Gun club members attended the traps yesterday. Scores posted by the faithful show Dittemore 50 40 and Powell 56 with other scores at 25 and 21. contestants shot at broke pull east.
Mrs D L Phillips is in Lyons on business today Raymond Ecker is in Indianapolis on business Miss Loretta Cline and Mildred Pinkston visiting Sullivan Mrs Rosie Cole went to Switz City to visit daughter Mrs Mattie Gott Mrs J R Clayton left for Bloomington to guest her daughter Mrs Clyde Malott Miss Dorothy Wells vacationing with relatives in Vincennes Bicknell Edwardsport Mrs Jerry Yeman of Detroit visited parents on South Main St in the city Mrs Charles Bray and Mrs Jamey Gilt and son Jimmie in Duré r today guest of daughter Mrs Dorsey Gilbert Miss Isabelle Johnson spending a week in Bloomington guest of Miss Alice Rupert Ruperts moved to Bloomington recently Dr J W Carr president of Murray State Normal School arrived to visit Prof and Mrs Glen Ashcraft A street northeast Mrs Sherman Ransom of Jasonville returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Joe M Goodman Miss Lillian Smith left for Colorado Springs for vacation will return mid September Miss Esther Shaw returned from Indianapolis where she has been in Madame Blaker's Miss Flo Greene left for Miami to resume work after vacation Miss Charles Letsinger and family in Michigan two week vacation Mr and Mrs Glen Ashcraft returned from Murray Ky principal of Linton Stockton high school The I C O F encampment hosts county meeting at local hall tomorrow evening Worthington degree staff to present Patriarchal degree All Linton encampment members urged to attend Misses Mildred Humphreys and Louise Humphreys with Miss Laurene Golden visited Becknell friends Tuesday afternoon
A garbled OCR line indicates St Linton resident Godinatt motored to Bicknell, with the note attributed to Bicknell Daily News. The readable fragment confirms a visit to the city on Tuesday afternoon by the named individual.
Mrs Coy Page was discharged yesterday after receiving treatment at Free man City hospital.
Miss Mildred Wolford, who has been ill for some time, rested well last night and is much improved to day.
A short ad notes that stomach, liver and intestinal troubles create grouchiness and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless preparation. It claims to remove mucous from the intestinal tract and quell inflammation causing many stomach and digestion issues, including appendicitis, urging readers to try it through available outlets.
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