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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
3
The item references a new revenue bill showing a tax of 429 617 50 for incomes of 1 000 000 and notes public attitudes toward taxes and government spending. It also mentions figures such as William J Bryan and Cyrus Woods, plus a Pan German candidate for chancellor with remarks on whiskers and general views.
A quoted citizen label describes the Democratic state platform adopted yesterday as a straightforward declaration for common honesty in government. The document re dedicates itself to supporting the fundamentals of government and the constitution.
Mr and Mrs Mack Lisman attended the commencement at Rose Polytechnic in Terre Haute yesterday where their son William Franklin Lisman received his degree in electrical engineering. Mortimer B Cooley of the University of Michigan spoke, with Fred R Fishback of Cleveland giving the alumni address. Lisman is a popular city youth and friends offer congratulations on his fine technical record.
The American Legion auxiliary will meet Saturday at seven o clock in the public library. Mrs Edith Boswell of Carlisle will attend and speak to the members. She is district chairman and expected to give a beneficial address. All members urged to attend.
All members of the Pearle Council of the city are urged to attend the meeting this evening at seven o'clock at the home of Joe Haseman. The council consists of two boys two girls and one adult from each Protestant church in the city. Important business will be transacted and every member should attend.
The women of the United Brethren church will hold a market this Saturday at Travis feed store two doors east of Walford's hardware. Expect homemade bread cakes pies baked beans potato salad and fried chicken plus dressed hens.
Miss Hazel Naugle of Largo Florida arrived in Linton to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Naugle. She is principal of the Largo junior high and will return to her school duties in the fall.
The Odon Methodist congregation will dedicate their new $24,000 Gothic brick church next Sunday. Dr. Alfred F. Hughes of Evansville College and Dr. Rose H. Toole, Vincennes district superintendent, will lead the dedicatory services. The building features modern social facilities, seven Sunday school departments, a large stage, kitchen, dining room, and central heating. Reverend Edwin F. Shake is pastor.
Booster class feed announced for Methodist Youth. All boys who attend Sunday school in the Booster class are urged to attend tonight. Event aims to gather all participants and supporters for the youth program.
Free man City hospital releases a brief report noting all patients are doing nicely. The wording appears fragmented but indicates a positive health status across the patient list.
Mrs. Dave Rodgers spends the week in Sullivan. Miss Creda O Neil and Mrs. Margaret O Neil of Coalmont were in the city today. Mrs. H E Bruner returned home in Poseyville after visiting relatives. Mrs. Newt Reel went to Sullivan to attend John Watsons funeral. Mrs. Jane Pirtle returned home in Sullivan after visiting friends. Pauline White of Franklin motored to the city and visits Miss Charlotte Cook. Rosella May and children went to Indianapolis for a visit. Lee Axe and son spend the weekend in Bloomington with the Carters. Ruth Marie Watson visited Terre Haute with Dale Abrell. Mildred Cardwell, nursing student at a Terre Haute hospital, visits her father E H Cardwell and family. Ora Ashby of Cass returned home after visiting Thelma Barmner. Ramner accompanies her. Mrs. Lee McClung and Ruth left for Bedford due to a sick relative. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt and Jonas Baker of Washington guests here, returning from Florida. Rev. O A Cook left for Indianapolis to arrange Baptist convention program in Anderson in October. The program complete. dental building work today. JM Newton and daughter Beatrice of Harrisburg, Pa., visiting the Ecker family. they will tour Louisville before returning home.
Mrs I A Borden of Seattle a Tanlac user for seven years praises the remedy for stomach liver kidneys and bowels working to keep system functioning. She cites two patients who improved after six and three bottles respectively and urges readers to try Tanlac. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills also recommended.
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