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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1940

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Community spirit and rugged individualists in Greene county

The piece recalls Greene county’s transformation from Indian country to settled communities built on rugged individualism and cooperation. It traces early settlement near Buck creek and Ninemile, the rise of towns like Linton, and the growth of local industry and shared wealth, ending with a reminder of renewal on Monday morning.

Buck Creek Black Creek Beehunter Ninemile New Jerusalem Linton All America

Man spots squirrel and rabbit slain by one shot

Charles Lieckel of Lehighton Pennsylvania fired a single shot at a squirrel high in a tree. The impact allegedly caused the squirrel to strike a nearby rabbit and break its back.

Lehighton, Pa U.P Charles Lieckel Lehighton

SCARE IS WATCHED IN LATIN AMERICA BY U S OFFICIALS

U S officials monitor rising Latin American fears as Pan-American-Grace Airways debates acquiring the Sedia line in Ecuador while denials come from Quayaquil. In Buenos Aires, Nacion cites a Nazi fifth column link to the Uruguay sinking, sparking anti German protests.

Latin America U.S United States Washington Pan-American-Grace Airways Bueador Sedia Line Euecador Oriente Panama Canal Quayaquil Ecuador Pan-American Grace Airways Buenos Aires Argentina

Mrs Franklin 70 Dies in Freeman-Greene Hospital

Mrs. Mary B Franklin 75 of Glenburn died at 3 30 AM after a four day illness in Freeman-Greene County Hospital She was born March 1 1865 in North Hampton PA and moved to Linton three years ago She was active in the Glenburn Methodist church Sunday school Ladies Aid Eastern Star and American Legion auxiliary She is survived by one son Perry K E Franklin of Long Beach CA and three daughters Mona Morgan Ara Hyslop and Irene Banks all of Linton Funeral arrangements are set with the Welch and Cornett Funeral Home burial in Fairview Cemetery

Mary B. Franklin Glenburn Freeman-Greene County Franklin North Hampton County Pennsylvania Linton Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Eastern Star Lodge American Legion Post Gideon Franklin Perry KE. Franklin Long Beach Calif Mona Morgan Ara Hyslop Irene Banks Welch and Cornett Glenburn Mission Church Nola Yoder Fairview Cemetery

Ministers Plan Meeting Monday At Local Church

Members of the Linton Ministerial association will hold a meeting at 10:00 Monday morning in the local Christian church. All members were urged to attend the gathering.

Linton Ministerial Association

Birth of Carl Allan Love in Gary

Mr and Mrs Donald Love of Crown Point announce the birth of a son named Carl Allan born May 30 at Methodist hospital Gary The baby’s grandfather is Charles Love of Fourth street northwest

Donald Love Crown Point Methodist Hospital Gary Carl Allan Love Charles Love Fourth Street Northwest

Birth of Roy Lee Fusom to Mrs Roy Fusom Dugger

A son weighing eight pounds eight ounces was born this morning to Mrs Roy Fusom of Dugger and named Roy Lee. Mrs John William O Connor of Fourth street northeast was admitted for treatment. Miss Lorene Jackson of Dugger was sent home this afternoon. Mrs James F E Clayton of Linton route 3 was also taken home Friday evening.

Roy Fusom Dugger Roy Lee John William O'Connor Fourth Street Northeast Lorene Jackson James Fe, Clayton Linton

Linton Community Bible School Leaders Named

Leaders for the Linton Community Daily Vacation Bible School were announced for the two week program starting Monday morning. Classes run 9 to 11 30 with departments for beginners primary junior and intermediate guided by Mary Alice Steele Virginia Hixson B M Cornett and Rev Elmer L Harvey. About 1000 pupils attended last year and enrollment is expected to rise.

Linton Community Daily Vacation Bible School Mary Alice Steele Virginia Hixson M. Cornell Elmer L. Harvey Community Bible School Christian Church

Wabash Valley Horseshoe League to Meet in Sullivan

An organizational meeting of the Wabash Valley League Horseshoe Club is set for Sunday afternoon at the city park courts in Sullivan. Club president John Wilson of Linton urges interested players to attend and join. Local players will practice at Humphreys Park Sunday morning, with transportation arranged to Sullivan for the meeting.

Wabash Valley League Horseshoe Club Sullivan John E. Riggle Bicknell John Wilson Linton Horseshoe Club Linton Club Linton Humphreys Park

Hunt for Glass Promotes Safety at Lincoln School

Springfield Massachusetts youngsters held a glass hunt after broken glass posed a hazard on the Lincoln school playground. Wilbert Bourque found 1,250 pieces to win top honors as children collected several thousand pieces from shattered panes bottles windshields and ornaments. A nail hunt is planned to remove further hazards.

Springfield Mass U.P Lincoln School Wilbert Bourque

Aged Jasonville Woman Dies at 84 in Jasonville

Margaret Louise Cross 84 longtime Jasonville resident died at noon Friday at 620 South Horace Street She was born in Freetown Jackson County and was a member of the Jasonville Church of God Survived by five sons James Clarence Ralph of Jasonville Charles and Cecil of Terre Haute four daughters Mollie Zike Winsborough La Letha Elkins Valonia Neva Vickers Jeanette McClarron of Jasonville a sister Sarah Reedy of Freetown Burial Monday 2 30 PM Assembly of God Church Jasonville Rev Fred Puckett and Rev Zella Anthony officiating Burial in Lebanon Cemetery McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville in charge

Margaret Louise Cross Jasonville Horace Street Cross Freetown Jackson County Church of God James Clarence Ralph Charles Cecil Terre Haute Mollie Zike Valonia Letha Elkins Winsborough Neva Vickers Jeanette McClarron Sarah Reedy Fretown Assembly of God Church Fred Puckett Zella Anthony Lebanon Cemetery McClanahan Funeral Home

Linton Conservation Club Set for Monday Meeting

The Linton Conservation club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 o clock Monday night in the city hall building. All club members are urged to attend.

Linton Community Conservation Club

Red Cross War Fund Drive Leaders Named in Linton

Francis Haseman announced captains and workers for the Greene County American Red Cross drive in Linton. Territorial assignments include Main Street north of A street, Vincennes to A street north east, and all territory south of Vincennes street with named captains and solicitors. Drive starts Monday morning as Greater Linton club endorses the effort and urges member participation.

American Red Cross War Fund Linton Francis Haseman Main Street Edwin B. Long Robert Akre Russell Porter A. H. Miener Sherrill Johnson Vincennes Charles L. Wolford James D. Clayton Darwin Banks Floyd McCullough Avery Murray Walter Wolfe Max Hixson Cappy” Utterback Walton Stover Floyd Cornett Charles Fulkerson Bert Johnson Irvin Reintjes Vincennes Street Rudolph Kramer Wayne Corbin John R. Ecker William B. Clinton Paul Messick Mack Tyler Jack Lockwood Greater Linton Club Greene County American Red Cross

Kent Detained at London Embassy and WPA Rolls Cut

Tyler Kent, a clerk at the American embassy, was detained by orders of the British home minister in coordination with Ambassador Joseph Kennedy. In Washington, F C Harrington ordered WPA rolls reduced to 1,761,900 for June, a drop of 158,100 from May.

United States London Home Office Tyler Kent John Anderson Kent Joseph Kennedy Home Secretary W.P.A. Rolls Washington, D. C Works Project F. C. Harrington

Montgomery Receives Ambulance Driver Uniform for Front

Paris report states Robert Montgomery American film actor received his ambulance driver’s uniform and will depart for the front today. The event marks his formal entry into service with military aid efforts despite his screen career.

United States Launches Mighty 35 000 Ton Battleship

The United States launched the 35 000 ton battleship U S S Washington at Philadelphia navy yard. The 80 million vessel 750 feet long features modern equipment and was greeted by 30 000 spectators. Naval craft kept river traffic clear for hours during the ceremony. Meanwhile the cruiser Quincy heads for Rio on a goodwill tour but midshipmen visit to Brazil was cancelled.

Philadelphia U.P America U. S. S. Washington Philadelphia Navy Yard Naval Coast Guard Washington Navy Quincy Rio de Janeiro Navy Department Colon Canal Zone Laguardia Venzuela New England

County Woman Mary Jane Goodman Dies at 69

Mrs. Mary Jane Goodman age sixty nine longtime county resident dies at 5 00 Friday afternoon at her daughter's home in Bloomfield She lived much of life in Newberry and was a member of the Newberry Methodist church Survived by sons and daughters including Ella Crowthers William Goodman Goldie Sylvester Joe Goodman Mary Frisby and Lester Also two sisters a brother and eight grandchildren Services set for 2 00 Sunday at the Newberry Methodist Church with burial in Newberry Cemetery Body to lie in state at daughter Mrs Lester home Kidd Undertaking of Bloomfield in charge

Mary Jane Goodman Kathryn Lester Bloomfield Terre Haute William Goodman Goldié Sylvester Linton Joe Goodman Mary Frisby Indianapolis Lester Dora Rose Ella Fuel Marco Ed Sanders Bicknell Methodist Newberry Kidd Undertaking Company of

Final Allied Defeat in Flanders and Narvik Holds Steady

Paris reports the Flanders battle is over with Allied forces trapped yet praised for heroic retreat through Belgium and northern France. Berlin notes Narvik garrison holding against Allied attacks as Dunkirk evacuation continues. British and French leaders pledge unity until victory while plans anticipate possible German air attacks on Britain and civilian evacuations.

Flanders Narvik Supreme Council Germany Belgium France Paris U.P Adolf Hitler Berlin Norway Arctic Circle Allied Supreme War Council London Malcolm MacDonald Britain

Hymera Teacher Dies After Auto Collision

James Daniely 35 Hymera school teacher died at 1 45 AM in Mary Sherman hospital after a collision between Hymera and Shelburn. He was survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Dean Daniely Shelburn three brothers and three sisters. He was taken to McHugh Funeral Home Hymera with funeral arrangements incomplete.

Sullivan James Daniely Hymera

British Flagship Nelson Declared Sunk by German Sources

Berlin reports German quarters claim the British flagship Nelson, a 33 950 ton battleship completed in 1925, has been sunk with about 700 of its 1 300 crew drowned. The claim follows wartime reports of other British ships damaged or sunk, while Britain acknowledged only the Royal Oak loss.

Berlin U.P Scapa Flow

Linton Nine Tops Atlas Farmers In Junior Baseball

The Linton American Legion Junior team defeated the Atlas Farmers 10-1 on the Atlas diamond. Holder pitched brilliantly with 16 strikeouts and two hits allowed. Laughlin and Smith led the Legion bats with three and two hits. About 50 spectators watched the game sponsored by the Greene County WPA Recreation department, and a series of future intercommunity games is planned.

Linton American Legion Atlas Farmers Atlas Diamond Holder Legion Laughlin Smith Hoffeditz F. Plew Greene County WPA Recreation Department

Defense Plans Face Opposition in Roosevelt Reserve Call

Washington June 1 The administration's national defense program met congressional resistance as President Roosevelt sought authority to call the national guard and reserves for active duty. War department officials said no immediate use was planned while racing to reach a five billion dollar program, yet opposition argues it would unsettle employment and create fear.

Washington, D. C U.P National Defense Congress Roosevelt National Guard War Department

Beauty bill cost of nation is told

The American Hairdresser reports 40 million women spend 142 million dollars annually on beauty salons in the United States. Shampoos and scalp treatments total six million, cosmetics thirteen million, manicures fifteen million, dyeing and bleaching twenty two, facials eighteen, and permanent waves seventy three million dollars.

Chicago U.P Beauticians

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