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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
2
Hamilton college in Clinton New York reports higher attendance at Musical Arts Society concerts as dating costs were halved this year. Undergraduates may bring their dates at no extra charge improving interest in classical recitals says Prof Bermian R Shute.
Two men and a woman were arrested in St Louis and charged with possessing untaxed alcohol sold from two underground reservoirs. Treasury agents spent a day tracing a 75 foot pipe from 50 gallon tanks to a distant garage where trucks were loaded, and found additional pipes feeding a basement where liquor was retailed from a wall spigot.
Mrs. Glen Bonham Dugger and Mrs. Delmar Walker with daughters Lorena Pauline and Berneda of Charleston Illinois visited friends in the area. Danville Kentucky residents Mrs. Anna Ferguson and son George and others joined relatives in Jasonville Lyons Georgestown and Shelburn for weekend visits.
Mrs. Erma L. Sargent age 35 of Amesbury was placed on probation for one year after appearing in superior court on a charge of taking liquor to her husband while he was jailed at the Amesbury police station.
A new transmitter at Scotland Yard's Wickham radio station is described as fool proof against external interference. Police broadcasts were jammed on several occasions during robberies, prompting the upgrade to improve communication security.
A proposed air raid shelter near Dublin College will be lined with about three feet of armor plate to protect the Book of Kells and other manuscripts if needed.
A 13 year old boy in Cleveland was found with a .32 caliber revolver behind a drug store. He said he carried it for protection while going to see the movie Gunga Din.
Mrs Lydia Jones, Walter Bigger and Bobby Mc Cracklin of Shelburn join Miss LaVerne Bedwell and Rebecca Spencer for a Friday dinner. Families including the Bedwells, Pearce and Cuppy clan exchange visits across Illinois towns.
Hogs 6 000 holdovers 202 market steady lights 5.85 6.10 mediums 6.15 6.55 heavies 5.85 6.05 sows 4.75 6.75. Cattle 700 calves 700 market slow early with undertone weak for steers and heifers. cow sales steady. most steers 8.00 10.00 dealers weak to 50 cents lower top 9.00. Sheep 500 spring lambs steady good to choice 10.00 10.50.
By virtue of a decree from Greene Circuit Court clerk the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation seeks 2780.61 dollars plus interest and costs. On July 18 1959 the sheriff will sell rents and profits for up to seven years of the described 201 acre farm at the courthouse door in Keene County Indiana to satisfy the decree or the fee simple if needed. The sale proceeds are subject to highway rights and any required appraisals are waived. Gert Caldwell sheriff. Hendren attorney for plaintiff.
Mrs Bonnie Cline and others are listed as weekend guests and visiting relatives across several households. Names include Miss Jean Deckard, Miss Ladonia Collins, Miss Joan Canady, Mrs Harold Berns, Max Berns, Maurice Heaton, Darrel Heaton, the Bedwell and Stewart families, Ralph and Cleve Anderson, Willard Frey, Veda Wallingford, Maxine Fields, Daniel Cline, Dannie Fields, Lewis Cline, Emmett Cline, Pearl Laughlin, Otto Sloop, Otis Gray, Abba Stafford, Emil Stafford, and Bargersville.
The Yellow Taxicab company of San Francisco sues the White Taxicab company for 100000 claiming imitation of its color design and yellow caps given to drivers.
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