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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
4
The Citizen announces updated classified sections including lost and found special notices business directory help wanted real estate automobiles for sale and more. A new 11 a.m. advertising deadline is also established at the Citizen office.
Lloyd Sanders, long time Plainville high school teacher and coach, signs a contract for a coaching and teaching position at Hymera. His team won the Wabash Valley basketball title last year. He previously taught and coached in Mitchell schools.
In Klamath Falls Oregon residents report pelicans colliding with power lines during extended outages. The birds’ bodies trigger short circuits as lights go dark, a recurring if odd hazard noted by locals.
Five detours were lifted from the Indiana state highway system and five new ones added in the past week. Oiling projects may finish and detours lifted before the next bulletin. Detour locations include U S 6 in Hammond and Highland U S 12 in East Chicago U S 35 in La Porte Ind 37 in Indianapolis Ind 46 in Bloomington and Ind 114 in North Manchester.
The county nurse Miss Beulah McCoy will be out of the county June 10 to 20 to aid a Red Cross first aid course at Culver. The training aims to prepare lifeguards for public pools and beaches under the national aquatic program led by D Melville Carr of the Chicago Red Cross chapter.
Marshfield Wisconsin holds a golden jubilee from June 26 to July 1 to mark 50 years since a devastating 1887 fire that destroyed about 250 buildings in the community.
Dean Miller a Future Farmer of America member from Boy Park River North Dakota earned 1284 dollars in the recent sales season from potatoes grown from his own certified seed. He planted 5% acres.
The Prince and the Pauper a first talking film stars twins Billy and Bobby Mauch from Peoria Ill with Errol Flynn and Claude Rains leading a cast of Henry Stephenson Barton Mac Lane Phyllis Barry Montague Love shown Sunday Monday and Tuesday at the Sher-Ritz theater in London era tale of two boys born the same day with identical looks in a tale of mistaken identity and adventure.
Grand theater opens Waikiki Wedding a gay musical comedy set under tropical skies starring Bing Crosby Bob Burns and Martha Raye with Shirley Ross in the female lead and George Barbier Leif Erikson and Miri Rei in supporting roles. The story follows a press agent who galas up a synthetic Hawaii while falling for Miss Ross and delivering comic high spots.
The Cincinnati Bible Seminary Kitties Quartet will perform at 8 15 p m Thursday June 10 in the Switz City high school building. The Switz City Christian church announced the event noting the quartet is the nation’s only traveling attraction of its kind.
Dora Marie Aubry, age 14 months, fell from her parents' Buffalo apartment and landed a three-floor tumble. She sustained only a black eye and no other injuries were reported.
Rounds of visits and travel feature Mrs. Lloyd Jackson and families in Indianapolis and Linton, with names such as Lind Antney McKee and Halstead. Races in Indianapolis and funerals in Westphalia appear among calls and returned visits to Muncie Crawfordsville and Detroit.
Mr and Mrs Ray Jerrell and children of White Rose, Miss Bergle daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Jackson, left Sunday for Washington DC to work. Mrs Walter Allen and daughters Grace and Mamie, Mr and Mrs Doris Dishman and son, Mr and Mrs Francis Newkirk and Marion Hose of this place and James Dishman of Pleasantville attended an all day meeting at White Rose Sunday. Mrs Belle Houghland visiting her daughter Mrs Harry Poore and family at Elnora. Walter Allen, Everett Bowers and sons were callers in Elnora Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Roscie Simmons and daughter Roxana of Washington called on Mrs Lola Bailey Monday afternoon.
A placeholder note indicating space for Cards of Thanks and Remembrance Cards to be used by Welch and Cornett Funeral Home patrons.
In loving memory of Adolphie who died one year ago on June 4. We miss him beyond words and feel the ache in our home today. Succumbing to grief, his wife, sons, father, and sister express their deep sorrow.
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