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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
3
Thos Marshall, once vice president to Wilson, died this morning after a long public life marked by quiet, thorough service. He had retired to Indianapolis with his wife, later suffering health declines that ended a storied career in public life.
United Press Dispatch reports a Chicago heat wave over the weekend caused two deaths. A child died from sunstroke induced convulsions while a bathers seeking relief from 92 degree heat collapsed from cramps. The tale notes the second hottest May 31 in 58 years.
Indiana dispatch reports Frankfort merchant Charley Forest failed with a proposition offering every tenth sale free. A couple with eight children visited the store and bought, while elsewhere a thief returned a stolen motormeter to Dr W R Pettigrew of Muncie and replaced it with a new one. Bethany girls convene at Winona Lake with season opening June 15. Portland Elks invite bids on a new home.
Mrs. G C. P. Harrah of Bloomfield Mrs. Coach Gentry of Indianapolis Mrs. R. A. Scott and Mrs. Robert Stewart were all able to go home Saturday afternoon Miss Verna Spensler was able to go home today from the hospital listing four patients released to their homes over two days.
The Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Job Anderson at 159 Third Street Southeast.
In New York on June 1 Miss Stella A. Miner of the Girls' Service League says about 3,000 girls aged 16 to 18 were aided last year. One third were runaways. many came to seek stage or film work. Girls were sent back to 23 cities in 12 states, two thirds born in the United States, aided during emergency.
Miss Miner reports that low wages and broken home life affect half the cases brought to the league. The findings indicate economic hardship and family disruption influence the league's attention.
Hymera Indiana June first. Hymera Ramblers defeated Dugger Grays in a one sided game by 11 to 1. Batteries: Stanton and Tennis for Hymera, Skinner and Tunney for Dugger. Hymera seeks games with Blackhawk Cory Lewis Clay City and Riley.
A brief want ad note urges residents to use citizen classified space for selling items. It highlights simple steps to place a listing, addresses common questions, and encourages community members to efficiently reach buyers and sellers through local ads.
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