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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
6
Judge J Raymond Powell argues against declaring a perpetual divorce ban and suggests designating a week for a social purpose. He cites the 1887 U S Supreme Court view that marriage is a public institution foundational to law and society. Powell contends the family remains the core social unit and home a stronghold today.
Akron June 5 A six point scoring plan for 1937 job hopefuls lists traits such as a hireable demeanor, broad knowledge, problem solving with practical judgment, loyalty potential, and a polished appearance to impress employers. The system, devised by Bert S. Taylor of the B F Gorich Company, aims to select graduates with readiness for company operation.
Local residents and families from Elnora Sullivan Jasonville Indianapolis and Terre Haute gather for meetings visits and gatherings. The notice lists public hearing dates and church society meetings with names of attendees and hosts across several towns.
Misses Hildred and Ester M. Donald left today for Boulder Colorado where they will attend summer term at the University.
Edwardsport hosts Mr. and Mrs. S F Reeves for Sunday afternoon calls at Miss Bell Cain's home. Lawrenceville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Loren Berry and children to see Mr. Berry’s parents N F Berry. Evansville guest Miss Mabel Killion spent the weekend with Mrs. Carl Apple’s family. Laura Ann Yenne visits near Epsom with Mr and Mrs Theodore Greenwood. Joyce Greenwood Bonnie Woolbright and Dale Wilson call on Mrs Eva Yenne Sunday afternoon.
A solid bar of metal is stronger than a hollow one of the same external dimensions because it has more metal in cross section to resist the load.
Miss Katherine Bennett and Violet Hinds joined by several ladies attended the State Federation of Clubs convention at French Lick. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kinnaman hosted relatives of Elnora. Families including Motterns and Sappenfields reported visits and weekend entertaining across Newberry and nearby towns.
A Collier’s Weekly writer notes that Frenchmen are not welcome or usable as Frenchmen in the Foreign Legion. They may join if obtaining per mission through special authority and by forfeiting nationality rights.
An advertisement urges sleeping on the right side to reduce heart pressure from stomach gas. It promotes Adlerika with one dose to eliminate poisons and relieve gas, claiming it helps sleep soundly all night and cites W. J. Hamilton, Druggist-Adv.
A provocative statement argues that opposing one’s inherent human nature through puritanical standards is inherently unpleasant. The remark frames puritanism as an internal struggle that clashes with natural impulses, prompting questions about moral discipline and authenticity.
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