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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
2
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New York adopted Baumes laws raising penalties including life sentences for fourth offenders. Michigan and Ohio consider similar steps. Supporters say the measures deter crime and reduce major offenses, while critics argue they are too harsh and risk punishing the unlucky or unwary. The piece argues for revamping legal procedures but notes Baumes may be needed now to check rising crime in cities.
Shawnee Oklahoma essay on advertising. It argues that advertised goods attract crowds and that stores with consistent advertising sell quality goods at fair prices. It asserts merchants must use quality, price and ads to build success and community prosperity. Copyright 1928.
Mr and Mrs Louis Lehman called on their son Asrey Lehman and family near Switz City Saturday night. Mr and Mrs George Ellett spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Jordan at Lyons. Mr and Mrs Ralph Perkins and children visited Mr and Mrs Richard Dove and family of Hene. Mr and Mrs Emmett Lehman called on Mr and Mrs Laney Ellett Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stalcup of Lyons visited S P Stalcup Saturday. Ralph Perkins mashed his thumb severely one day last week. Mrs Sarah Rollison spent a few days at Indianapolis with daughter Mrs Mary Hendron.
The regular Wo man s Relief Corps meeting will be held tomorrow night followed by entertainment and supper. Good attendance is desired. Officers should wear white and each member is asked to bring a covered dish for supper.
Miss Myrtle King of Vincennes Indiana says the Ennis Remedy cured her storagic trouble and extreme nervousness after other treatments failed Three years later she remains in good health and urges others to try the remedy The formula includes a bottle of Lonie liver stimulator stomach powders and laxative capsules sold by Hamiltons Linton Walters Jasonville Webers Lyons Mason Dugger.
The Saron Reform Church plans a Children’s Day program during Sunday school at 9:30 led by department heads. The sermon topic is The Ministry of Children and an offering will fund the church debt. The pastor and family plan a Wisconsin vacation, so no services the last two Sundays in June.
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Henry Poe's home with assistant hostesses Mrs Earl Winters Mrs Floyd Anderson and Mrs Ralph Thrasher. Topics from New Paths for Old Purposes were discussed led by Mrs Ven Johnson Mrs Will Roll and Mrs Cecil Brock. Mrs QO A Cook told Blind Chang story. Ray Hays led program with solos by Mrs John Bennie and Mrs Montell Cleveland. Refreshments were served.
Family of Andrew M. Fait extends heartfelt thanks to Poindexter and Sons funeral directors the Rev Mr Haley Rev Mr Clark singers and friends and lodges for sympathy during illness and death of their loved one. Signed by Mrs A M Fait and Mr and Mrs William A Alkire and Mr and Mrs William M Moore.
Marshall Browning had yesterday an operation at Dr Hammon's Clinic in Vincennes to remove a cancer from his inner jaw. He was brought home this morning and is resting well. No visitors for several days.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown to us after the death of our infant daughter. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. R. Griffith.
Born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. James Turpin of Columbus Indiana a son named James Jr The mother was formerly Miss Nellie Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Cox of the city.
Ed Fisher described his White River fishing yesterday as great after catching a seven-pound catfish. He adds there is no fish story to tell.
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