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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
1
Local Labor and Fraternal Meeting Schedule
Keene County Central Labor public library gathers at 6 30. Metropolitan Lodge 193 K at 7 30. Pocahon Council of Red Men hall at 7. Foreign Wars on E. Win kes street at 7 30. Kapaw Council 80 Poc a at Red Men hall 7 Iated Convocation of Linton chapter 132 Royal Arch Ma at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene County
Hickateth Council of
Vans Foreign Wars
E. Winkes Street
County Post
Red Men Hall
Linton
Royal Arch
Community notices from local aid societies and lodges
Wednesday events include Christian Ladies Aid long session at the church and a luncheon at 12 15 p m at the First M E church. Neighbors meet at the hall at 7 20 p m and other lodges gather at various halls and homes in the evening.
Thursday evening club and society meetings announced
Various local groups schedule activities at churches halls and lodges. Choir practices at several venues start around 7 15 to 7 40 p m. Moose American Legion Swatha Red Men Baptist Ladies Aid Temple Pythian Sisters Calin Barnes address social event at 2 15 p m. Members urged to attend.
Community clubs and lodge meetings listed for Friday
Friday events include Apaw Tribe No 145 meeting at the hall with 7 pm officers of the Women’s Missionary Society hosting a covered dish luncheon at Mrs A W Dean’s home and planning for the annual Jane Tea. Yacquina club gathers with Fannie Eskew at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaw Tribe
Women’s Ign Missionary Society
A. W. Dean
Yacquina Club
Fannie Eskew
Encampment Meeting At The Hall Saturday Evening
The LO. F. 22 body invites members to gather at the hall Saturday at 8 pm for a planned encampment meeting and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
Mrs Baker announces daughter's marriage to Earl A bro Jr
Mr and Mrs Richard Baker of City today received word of the marriage of their daughter Leona Marie Baker of Los Angeles to Earl Alfred Bro Jr. The wedding occurred in Arizona on May 22. Miss Baker formerly resided here and worked at the hall light office. The couple will reside at Jhatto Place in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baker
City Today
Leona Marie Baker
Loses
Calif
Earl Alfred Bro Jr
Los Angeles
Arizona
Miss
Los Angeles Rail
Boysenberry: A Hybrid Berry's Origin and Size
A berry called boysenberry arises from three blackberries and raspberries with Cuthbert heritage. It yields a sweet flavor, small seeds, and averages about 1 inch in diameter with 14 percent length characteristics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Fragmented OCR Snapshot of a Local Scene
The readable fragments describe a crowd or event with names and places that are unclear. It mentions a garden or park context and lists several personal names without clear roles or outcomes. Further specifics are obscured by garbled OCR text.
Labor leader backs Blackconnery wage bill in testim ony
John L. Lewis declared general support for the Blackconnery wages and hours bill before a joint House and Senate labor committee. He urged limiting the labor standards board from wide discretion on minimum wages and hours while calling the measure a modest start toward a planned economic order. American Federation of Labor leaders William Green and others praised the bill’s principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor Standards Board
Sion
House
Senate Labor
Lewis
Organized Labor
American A Federation of Labor
Home William Green
Linton 4-H Girl Returns From Leadership Camp
Delema Shepherd of Greene County reflects on a five day trip to the Junior Leadership Camp near Indianapolis. She, along with Juanita White and Mary Eleanor Blackmore, was selected to represent Greene County. Trip costs were covered by Greene County Home Economics clubs. Kiwanis clubs of Indiana organized the event with leaders from state and national groups instructing 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delema Shepherd
Indianapolis
Delema
Greene County
Juanita White
Switz City
Mary Eleanor Blackmore
Bloomfield
Greene ‘County
Kiwanis Clubs
Indiana
Group Will Study Building Program In Indianapolis
State Budget Committee will meet July 1 to review a $2,350,000 state construction program for institutions. Edward P. Brennan said funding from Public Works will be explored, with emphasis on reducing overcrowding and modernizing old buildings. To save money, equipment totaling 300,000 was excluded from contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke Ington
Tion
Dianay
Aprors Fe
Frank
Lee
Edward P. Brennan
Budget Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Public Works Administration
Brennan Ax. Turner
Harriet Bedfor Wake Wake
Fly
Brennan
Te Mit A 2 of rey sulted moder accor presid ion
The fragmentary OCR text yields no clear people, organizations, or events to establish a coherent news item.
Major operations reported in Jasonville Linton and nearby areas
Virginia Fougerousse of Jasonville Coria Gabbard of Linton R R and Mrs Ralph Wilson of 60 J Street Northwest all underwent major operations this morning. Harry Wade also had a major operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fougerousse
Jasonville
Coroia Gabbard
Linton R. R
Ralph Wilson
J” Street
Harry Wade
Worms Escape The Fishing Party Mystery
Floyd Shannon, a linotype operator at the Citizen office, planned a fishing party and collected angle worms from plowed ground. Upon reaching the bucket, he found all the worms had escaped through an undetected hole in the bottom, leaving the party with no bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shannon
Citizen Office
Shannon
Mrs Jénnet Gilmore 88 dies in Linton funeral planned
Mrs Jénnet Gilmore widow of James P. Gilmore aged 88 died at 2 00 pm Sunday at her daughter Mrs George W Wells home in Terre Haute after one week illness She was born in Scotland and lived in Linton since 1901 Funeral set for 2 30 pm Wednesday at her former 309 D street northeast residence Burial in Fairview cemetery Rev M W Foster and Rev G H Ramsey to lead services Survived by daughters Mrs Wells Terre Haute Mrs William Doyle Mrs James Davis Mrs George Bowers and James Gilmore of Linton seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jénnet Gilmore
James P. Gilmore
George W. Wells
Terre Haute
Gilmore
Scotland
Linton
Clay County
Welch and Cornett
William Doyle
James Davis
George Bowers
James Gilmore
Treasury Starts Finance Program
The treasury began its $800 million mid-June financing with higher note rates than in three years. Two series were offered. $400 million at 1 3/8 percent maturing September 1939 and $400 million at 1 3/4 percent maturing March 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Treasury
Keller Re-elected Greene County School Superintendent
Alvin E. Keller was re-elected Greene County superintendent of schools at a Bloomfield court house meeting of township trustees. He has served twelve years and faced no opposition, gaining county recognition for his work with local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Keller
Greene County
Bloomfield
Keller
Linton Merchants Hand Lyons 22-6 In WPA Playoff
The Linton Merchants crushed the Lyons Lions 22-6 at Linton City Park in Greene County WPA recreation league playoff action. Linton rapped 20 safeties including seven home runs led by L Tuttle C Tuttle Weaver Hayes Chanley. Prudhome Stockrahm yielded nine hits while Fry Pittman pitched for Lyons. Manager Jarmon plans a game next Sunday with a colored team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Merchants
Lyons Lions
Linton City Park
Greene County
Merchants
L. Tuttle
C. Tuttle
Weaver
Hayes
Chanley
Prudhome
Stockrahm
Linton Aggregation
Merchant
Fry
Pittman
Lyons
Edwards
Sanders
Jarmon
Tax Limitation Bill Goes Into Effect
Local taxing officials will operate under a new tax limitation law enacted last session. Indiana Farm Bureau and Indiana Taxpayers Association will host meetings June 7 to June 25 to explain rights and provisions, excluding Marion and Brown counties. southern counties first, then northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Needler
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Marion and
Brown
Indiana Property Values Rise As Utilities Tax Base Grows
The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners raised utility valuations by 32.07 million dollars at its first session, lifting the 1936 to 1937 assessments for steam and electric railroads sleeping car companies pipelines telephone and telegraph utilities. The move signals lower property tax levies as government spending stays steady and a new tax limitation law also looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indiana
State Board
Jean Harlow Dies After Gall Bladder Infection
Hollywood mourns Jean Harlow who died at Good Samaritan hospital after uremic poisoning from a gall bladder infection. She fell ill ten days ago while filming with Clark Gable at Metro-Goldwyn Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
U.P
Jean Harlow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clark Gable
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Indiana Highway Commission awards 27 May contracts
The Indiana State Highway Commission awarded 27 construction and improvement contracts in May totaling 1 664 551 36 dollars funded by state and federal aid. Projects cover paving grading and surfacing of 41 5 miles of highway surface treatment of 449 7 miles two grade separations and eleven bridges as part of the 1937 improvement program with work to proceed as weather allows. Paving includes grading and structures on Road 57 in Greene county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Earl Crawford
Highway Commission
Greene County
Fire crews quell truck blaze with minimal damage
The Linton city fire department doused a fire on a truck at the corner of First and A streets southwest Saturday afternoon. Only slight damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton City
Darrell Heaton Takes Manager Post At Gem Five and Ten
Darrell Heaton, longtime agent for Western and Southern Life Insurance, this week assumed duties as manager of the Gem Five and Ten cent store on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Heaton
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Gem Five
Ten Cent
South Main Street
Secretary of War backs long range flood control program
Secretary of War Harry Woodring urged a budget toned flood control plan as engineers released an 800 million dollar nationwide project. Chairman Whittington said Roosevelt advised careful study and limited session funding for emergency levees flood walls and drainage along the lower Ohio Kentucky Indiana Ohio with 36.1 million in authorizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Harry Woodring
Flood Control Committee
War Department
Will M. Whittington
Mass
Roosevelt
Whitington
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Jesse Powell Dies of Asthma at 59 in Sullivan
Jesse Powell 59 a Sullivan native and construction foreman for Central Indiana Coal died at 4 30 am at Sullivan hospital from asthma He leaves a wife two sons Wayne Powell a Terre Haute druggist and Willard owner of a Clinton drug store and a large group of brothers and sisters One twin brother William Alexander Powell preceded him in death Funeral services set for Wednesday with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Powell
Sullivan
Coal Company
Sullivan Hospital
Greene County
This County
Mr. Powell
Central Indiana Coal Company
Sullivan County
Brownstown
Wayne Powell
Gillis
Terre Haute
Willard
Clinton
Josh Powell
Jasonville
Theodore
Farmersburg
Nellie Ridgeway
Riverside
Cal
Mary Lund
Minnie Gambill
Grace Dobbs
Daisy Brown
Freelandville
William Alexander Powell
Huffman Visits Terre Haute Family This Weekend
Fred Huffman of Terre Haute spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Fred Huffman of Fourth street northeast, sharing time with family and catching up on events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huffman
Terre Haute
Fourth Street Northeast
Bridges proposes a mail delivery interference inquiry
Senator H Styles Bridges introduces a Senate resolution to form a five member commission to investigate interference in acceptance or delivery of mail to industrial sites during strikes. In Utah a Western Air Express wreckage is guarded by armed men after a December disappearance. guards fired at four souvenir seekers, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Bridges
Alpine
Utah
Western Air Express
M. G. Wenger
Road Oil Bids Opened for 482 Miles of Indiana Highways
The Indiana State Highway Commission reports bids received for furnishing and applying road oil on 482 miles of state highways across LaPorte Greenfield Crawfordsville Seymour and Vincennes districts. About 2 610 800 gallons are planned with 450 miles of surface treatment added this year totaling over 900 miles improved. Oil work to begin after awards and favorable weather with detours minimized as treated surfaces reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Earl Crawford
Commission
LaPorte
Greenfield
Crawfordsville
Seymour
Vincennes
NYA Programs Benefit Indiana Students At Term End
More than 7,000 Indiana grade and high school students finish the term with NYA work projects. State director Robert S. Richey says most projects end with the school year but many will be renewed in the fall. Projects in 666 schools provided work that did not interfere with study, helping with books clothing lunches and carfare while building vocational experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
National Youth Administration
Robert S. Richey
NYA
Citizen obliges firemen in Bellevue Ohio
Albert White found his car seat cushion ablaze and calmly carried it to the City Hall fire station where firefighters extinguished the fire. His quick, obliging action earned praise from Bellevue firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Albert White
White
City Hall
Home Econ Club to Meet at Public Library
The Linton Home Economics club will meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the public library. Plans for the county picnic will be discussed and a large attendance was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home EC Club
Linton
UAW extended labor holiday spreads across Michigan and rail
In Lansing the UAW extended the strike to transit agencies and state capital papers. More than 70,000 idle with 12,000 additional workers idle after a major plant walkout. Rail and steel actions rise as President Roosevelt is urged to intervene and settle wage talks with joint agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
U.P
United Automobile Workers of America
Michigan Capital
Lansing State Journal
Automobile Union
United Press
Roosevelt
Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Edward J. Kelly
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Steel
S.W.O.C
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Ford Motor Company
Richmond
Calif
U.A.W.A
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
General Motors
Chicago Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Broadway rookie confesses to second degree murder
Mischa Ross pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of Tania Lubova a Times Square violinist killed with a hammer in an April 18 studio assault. He faces 20 years to life with sentencing set for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mischa Ross
Tania Lubova
Times Square
War Starts on Saw Fly in Ottawa Forest Fight
Canadian authorities mobilize forces to combat the saw fly threat to spruce forests. The pest inflicts millions of dollars in damage across Eastern Canadian woodlands each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Police Captain refuses strike duty in Cleveland
Police Captain Eugene Ausmuth rejected an assignment that would have made him commander of all police strike details, saying he did not want to be a public relations director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eugene Ausmuth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club
Lodge
Pelcomed
Bernadene
Metropolitan Lodge No
Robert Akre
Enburn Aid Society
Ristian Ladies
Ch For
Byat
Ity Lodge
LO. O. F. Ne Hall
Fies
Gle
Aaristian
Order of Moose
Rerican Legion
Swatha Club
Red Men
Church
Calvin Barnes
East Ines Street
Ladies Aid of
Mrs. Baker
Jhatto Place
Boysenberry
Porter
Gail
Mr. Ent
CIO
IA. F. of L
Eric Hon
Josep
Marlee VY
Mars
Yankee
Rainbow
Newport
R. L
Drubs Lyons
City Park
Jean Farlow
Secretary OF War
Woodring
F.D.R
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