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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
4
The text notes Kahun as the first planned city built to house workers on the Kahun pyramid. It adds a tip to prevent scissors from rusting by wrapping them in waxed paper.
Oscar Franklin Baker has filed a petition in Greene Circuit Court to determine his time and place of birth. The hearing is set for June 9, 1947. clerk Frank A. Lenning notes the date of June 2, 1947.
Indianapolis buyers tracked hogs and cattle with steady price trends. Hog prices ranged from 22.00 to 24.50 per hundredweight across weights with top sows 17.50 to 19.00. Cattle and calves saw strong demand, with steers and heifers selling mostly 50 higher and several loads of choice medium weight steers around 26.00.
D A R president installed as market reports show cattle prices steady to higher. Beef cows mainly 17.25 to 19.00 with vealers 93.50 to 126.00. cows active, lighter weight stock mixed. grain markets in Indianapolis show wheat weak with No 1 red 2.50 and corn firm around 1.84 to 1.87 for various yellows and whites.
The hospital report lists births and admissions over the weekend including Peggy Joyce Abel born by Caesarean to Ruth Abel of Crane, Harold Eugene Bovensecen, and procedural admissions for Marilyn Ashcraft, Betty Thomas, Kathryn Russell, and Margaret Klekner. Discharges include Ira Davenport, Ethel Pickard, the Sheppards, Rosemary Foley, Dorothy Eckland, Mable Strange and baby, William Radcliff, and Max Harper.
A new search area near Bennington Vermont will focus on the parents and sisters of Paula Welden an 18 year old college sophomore who vanished last December despite prior futile attempts. The photo shows Mrs Archibald Welden Alma B Franzoni state detective Archibald Welden and Stephanie 15 examining a map.
The London Gazette, established in 1665, marks the earliest instance of a regularly issued English newspaper style publication recognized today as a pioneering newspaper format.
The Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick, published by Benjamin Harris, appeared on September 25, 1690, marking the earliest American newspaper venture despite its brief run.
Miss Ruby Mae White of Lyons and Mrs. Mary Dayhoff of Worth are named along with Mrs. Mildred Watson and baby of Linton. Bobby Joe Hinman of Worth, Mrs. Wanda Shanklin of Linton, Mrs. Mary Smith and baby of Linton, Mrs. Margaret Burch and baby of Bloomfield, Mrs. Howard Franklin and baby of Worthington, and Mrs. Rex Winters of Linton are mentioned in a series of notices naming residents and households.
Custom grinding and cracking. Master Mix feeds, gas and oil. Greasing and washing. Dealer for Montgomery Ward tires and batteries.
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