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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
6
After two hours the Shot-Firer admits a diabolical instinct or instructor teaches fish to angler. He notes the pond’s fish grow fat on his angleworms and resents surface glares from fish who swim up then submerge. Work continues tomorrow.
J M Corbin and R L Reed of Linton Ford join 197 Indianapolis dealers for a Central Regional meeting in Detroit. R L Sterling of Ford and executives including Henry Ford II oversee the preview of the 1949 Ford Cars. The group travels on four DC-4s and enjoys a baseball game during the visit.
Paul Andrew Dela court’s reading of his grandfather’s will leaves him with a modest inheritance and freedom from wealth’s burden. He settles in Branfield to pursue draftsman work, meeting landlady Mrs Potts and her daughter Gloria while seeking an architectural position from local architect Henry Terbush.
The provisional government of Israel accepted the United Nations plan for a four week Palestine cease fire and arms embargo with a call for freedom of access to Jerusalem. Arab states split on the plan while Security Council set no immediate meeting on the issue.
Greene circuit court clerk in Bloomfield issued six marriage licenses over the weekend with no June brides. Recipients include Harry Collins Jr. and Delena Mae Hollingsworth of Linton, Hobart Tannehill and Imola Terhune of Linton, Robert E. Smith and Fugenia McIntyre of Bloomfield, Carl Floyd and Esther Richardson of Bloomfield, Alfred Turpin and Phyllis Shouse of Worthington, and Albert Ray of Worthington with Helen Flynn of Bloomfield noted for a separate beer and wine retailers permit at 54 North Main Street, Linton.
Hearings on applications for renewals of Alcoholic Beverage licenses in Greene county will be conducted at 1 o'clock Thursday, June 17, in the office of the clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Licenses to be considered will include: Veterans of Foreign Wars post.
The J. O. Y. class of the First Baptist church will hold a special business meeting at 7 oclock Wednesday night at the church. An announcement urged all members to attend. Entertainment for the Adult Youth Dinner will be rehearsed.
Livestock prices show hogs 25 to 50 cents lower on light and medium weights with active demand, cattle steady to weak as steers and yearlings opened steady with some loads at 35.00 per hundredweight, vealers 26 to 28.50, sheep and lambs limited with lambs 27 to 29 per hundredweight and ewes scarce.
The Bible School at the Salvation Army hall will run through the week with 167 students enrolled and expected to reach 200. Capt Cort L. Roberts announced daily sessions at 10:00 am, as Capt and Mrs. John Grindle of Vincennes showed sport and teamwork films for the attendees.
Cash grain prices in Indianapolis show wheat easy with No 1 red and No 1 hard at 2.29 and No 2 red and No 2 hard at 2.28. Corn remains firm with No 2 yellow at 2.28 and No 3 yellow 2.26, No 2 white 2.38 and No 3 white 2.36. Oats steady with No 2 white and No 2 red at 1.09.
Gov. F. Jackson orders inquiry into riots near Petersburg after miner Em Johnson is injured. Bucktown stores owned by Thomas Buck and James Townsley destroyed by fire. Owensburg tunnel collapse risks closing Bedford to Switz City line. Knox County injunction curbs miners after Wheatland raid. Coolidge signs bill cutting postal rates. Linton concert band and Bay View club wrap season with events.
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