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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1938
Page
4
The piece debates Mr Murray's conference proposal as a broad plan likely to burden all groups. It notes skepticism about feasible reforms, cites lingering belief in personal advantage, and ends with a sardonic anecdote about heirs awaiting an estate settlement.
Nine members and one guest Mrs. Edward Gilbert of Indiana polis attended the J. T. M. club meeting at Thomas Scorg ins home on E street northeast. After a brief business session the afternoon featured games and contests with prizes to Mrs. Walter Thomas Mrs. William Smith Mrs. Ervin Taylor and Mrs. Ed Gilbert. A two course luncheon with spout flower centerpieces followed. Mrs. William Smith will host next meeting.
A license was issued Saturday by Lew Good to Max Floyd 24 a miner of Tonopah Nevada and Julia Barnard 18 of Dugger. Floyd is son of Morton and Mary Floyd of Bloomfield and Barnard is daughter of Henry and Bertha Barnard of Dugger. A second license went to Clarence Calvert 21 a farmer of Worthington and Mary Elizabeth Hamilton 19 of Worthington. Calvert is son of Roscoe and May Calvert and Hamilton is daughter of Guy and Blanch Hamilton.
Fifteen transfers of real estate were filed last week in Greene County. Names include Home Loan and Savings Association to Robert L. Aker. George M. Bogard to Lewis Workman. Dugger State Bank to Clyde K. Herring. William E. McDonald to Fern F. Cook. Amos Musselman to O Franklin Musselman. Immanuel H. Hinds to Horace P. Hinds. William B. Keller to Alvin E. Keller. Lebanon Cemetery trustees to T. A. Oxley. Quince Ferguson to Southern Indiana Building and Loan Association. Birdie Bland to Ruby Heagan Halderman. Jonas F. Allen to Rose Allen. Flossie Cullison to Rose Allen. Horace Humphreys administrator to Guy W. Dixon. Herschel Headley to Oral Callahan. Shelby C. Gilligan to Oral Callahan.
Paris fashion notes highlight fall winter fur coats with astrakhan mink and beaver. Astrakhan dominates mid season looks with new belt inset coats and stand up collars. Mink jackets favor straight vertical fur panels while blue black shaved beaver coats and glutton capes attract attention. Prairie fox items and innovative capes appear from designers Heim Molyneux Paquin.
Mrs. Irvin Steward Miss Lucy Holz and Ed Holz spent Sunday in Cincinnati C the guest of Mrs. Minnie Steward enrolled in a nurses training course in the Deaconess hospital in that city.
Members of the Knights of Pythias lodge will assemble in their hall on West Vincennes street for a regular meeting. Bank work will be the feature of the meeting and business of importance will be considered. All members urged to attend.
Summer fashion notes propose astrakhan milk and beaver favorites while highlighting new capes and coats made from prairi fox and wolverine.
Report on hogs with 5 500 holdovers 129 near steady higher lights 7 75 to 8 75 mediums 8 65 to 8 90 heavies 8 40 to 8 50 packing sow prices 7 50 to 8 00. Cattle include 1 000 calves 700 market steady. steers 8 00 to 9 50. heifers 7 50 to 8 85. beef cows 5 75 to 7 00. cutter grades 4 00 to 5 50. vealers steady with top at 9 00. Sheep show spring lambs 50 higher with good and choice 9 50 to 10 00. slaughter ewes 2 00.
Anthony Averill, a former St Louis reporter turned film actor, headlines Hollywood as the handsomest actor with a two studio contract. He trained at Paramount's talent school in New York and earned a role in Girls on Probation while being considered for Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind.
H Walton Heegstra was granted a $300 division of community property after his divorce for cruelty. He will board at his ex wife’s cafe for $50 a month as part of the settlement.
Walter Goble of Jasonville celebrated his eighty first birthday with a noon dinner at his home. A large cake bore the inscription Happy Birthday Grandpa. A long list of relatives and friends from multiple states attended the event.
The Tuesday Contract club meeting with Mrs. J. Victor Briggs is postponed for two weeks, announced today.
Carpenters local union 487 will nominate and elect officers at 7 30 Tuesday at the K P hall. Frank Bailey president urged all members to attend the meeting.
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