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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
4
A dated journal-like record lists Mine Run activities including four new warships, 27 statutes, lavish meals, multiple uniform changes, a world radio broadcast, field artillery reviews, and a late night reading of Anthony verse, Gone With the Wind and Mein Kampf with medals pinned before bed.
The Sandborn Methodist church Booster class held a party at the home of Katherine and Jennie Farry with Miss Ruby Lankford in charge of the session and Miss Annie Farley directing the entertainment. Guests included Miss Mary Laddock of Chicago and Miss Aldred Anderson of Detroit.
Bloomington, June 7 Indiana university will hold commencement for the 1938 class at 5 p m Monday June 13 with Dr Frank C Mann Mayo Clinic as principal speaker President H B Wells will issue diplomas to 13 Greene county graduates The tentative degree list totals 1 376 with Arts and Sciences leading at 462 candidates and Greene county names include Bloomfield Jasonville Linton Lyons and Switz City graduates among others.
The committee extends the Boys State enrollment deadline to June 15 amid rising demand. About 500 applications have already arrived for the second annual Indiana American Legion program at the State Fairgrounds. The week's camp runs June 18 to 25 with boys forming Federalist and Nationalist cities and governing bodies under officials who will address them.
Report on livestock prices shows hogs at 7.65 to 8.85 and 8000 value, cattle with calves 700 and steers 8.50 to 10.00 for various grades, cows and heifers steady, vealers at 9.50 top, and sheep spring lambs steady with better grades 10.00 to 10.50 and light weights down to 8.00.
The narrator recalls missing a mother since childhood and imagining her in heaven. A stray dog arrives at the door badly hurt. the narrator cares for it, questioning instinct and compassion. A neighbor condemns dogs, while the writer's current neighbors care for animals and live their beliefs openly.
A three week course on organization and administration of leisure time activities runs June 13 to July 2 as part of the summer session in Lafayette Indiana. Howard L. White of WPA Chicago and Elmer Burnham of Purdue lead the program with six units on philosophy, community organization, program planning, standards, enabling legislation, and government recreation development.
Linton Stockton high school band members are asked to meet at the school tonight at 7 oclock for a rehearsal. All members urged to attend.
Mary Geneva Clark and Grace Ineva Clark of Linton will participate in commencement at Central Normal College Danville during the week of June 5. They will graduate from the two year course. Seventy six students will graduate from the four year course and ninety one receive two year certificates.
A Greene Circuit Court petition filed Tuesday by Mah Lon W. Gilbreath Frank A. Len ning and Bert Kinnamon as members of the Linton school board seeks appointment of appraisers against the city of Linton. A Bloomfield marriage license was issued to Phillip Bostic and June Barnes with county clerk Lew Good officiating.
Judith Allen, a nightclub singer accused of murder, hides on Captain Storms boat to escape. She helps save the ship and earns the loyalty of the first mate while ultimately clearing her name. Milburn and Carey deliver standout turns in this thrilling action drama with three new songs.
The Grand Theatre opens a two day engagement featuring W C Fields in The Big Broadcast of 1938 a comedy musical on the high seas with Martha Raye Ben Blue Bob Hope and other stars Dorothy Lamour Shirley Ross Shep Fields and his Orchestra Tito Guitar Karsten Flagstadt and a Metropolitan Opera diva among the notable performers.
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