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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1941

Page

4

Veterans Hold Linton Convention in New High School Gym

About 700 attendees gathered for the Indiana Department of War Veterans encampment in Linton. General Tyndall gave the principal address, Dr E V Bull mayor of Linton welcomed veterans, and ceremonies included flag presentation, singing, and a memorial service by the Ladies Auxiliary.

Tyndall Washington, D. C Commander Wharf Triad Linton Wayne Hamilton Indiana Department of War Veterans Ladies’ Auxiliary Wharf Bauman B. H. Bruner Linton First

Poem by Frank Trapp Cites Thanks to Linton Host Town

The article notes a poem read by Mayor Bull at a Sunday meeting. Frank Trapp of H O Perkins Camp No 25 South Bend expresses gratitude to Linton for a pleasant convention trip with hosts and townspeople welcoming delegates.

Frank Trapp H. O. Perkins South Bend Mayor Bull Linton

Memorial Service Held in Church for Harvey

Memorial service held at a local church honors Harvey with family and friends in attendance. The service reflects on his life and contributions, with speakers offering memories and condolences.

Harvey Spea

Visit in Linton Highlights Bennett Family

Kenny Bennett and daughter Susie of Greencastle and George James of Brazil spent Sunday with relatives in this city.

Kenny Bennett Susie Greencastle George James Brazil

Colvin Correction in Indiana Veterans Program Book

Vice-President Mrs Lucy M Colvin of Prineton is senior vice president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Indiana department of United Spanish War Veterans now holding sessions in Linton A program book for the state encampment and a Daily Citizen special edition printed Saturday misspelled her name.

Lucy M. Colvin Princeton Ladies’ Auxiliary Indiana Department of United Spanish War Veterans Linton Daily Citizen

Mrs. Betty Gray dies at 84 in Linton. rites planned

Betty Elizabeth Gray 84 died Sunday night at her daughter’s home in West Linton after two years of declining health. Born November 30 1856 in Center Town Kentucky she lived here forty years and with daughter Mrs Maddox twenty one. Survived by two daughters two sons eighteen grandchildren thirty eight great grandchildren and ten great great grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev. Harry J Bailey officiating burial Fairview Cemetery.

Betty Elizabeth Gray Henry Maddox West Linton Mrs. Gray Centertown John Calloway Maddox Linton Harry J. Bailey Fairview Cemetery

British and Free French Move Into Syria Amid Quiet Front

British and Free French forces advanced into Syria toward Beirut Damascus and Aleppo with minimal resistance. Turkish reports claim German troop carriers reach northern Syria from the Dodecanese as Berlin and Rome offer vague positions.

United Press Syria Beirut Damascus Aleppo Dodecanese Ankara Germany Moldavia Russia Black Sea Iran Iraq India Axis Genoa Constanza North Africa Rome Berlin

Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Hoosier Sale

Hog prices rise 10 to 15 cents with 180 to 250 pound pigs at 9.40 to 9.60 dollars. Cattle and calves show gains with steers and yearlings at 9 to 10 dollars, top 11, and heifers 10 to 10.75 dollars. Sows range 8.40 to 8.85 dollars, total cattle market activity strong with dealers steady at top 11.50 dollars.

Indianapolis Ind U.P

War Vets Hold Session With City Committees In Indianapolis

War veterans met today for a business session in Indianapolis with committees on by laws hospitalization and auditing. Col Guy A Boyle George W Everett Melvin D Johnson Dr John O Fryer and H D Fair chaired the gathering which adjourned at 11 20 a m.

New Relice Funds Receive Approval

Washington June 9 The house appropriations committee approved relief expenditures of 885 905 000 for the year starting July 1 with an average monthly employment of 941 315 workers the smallest in W P A history The appropriation was 95 000 less than Roosevelt's revised request and 4182 156 357 less than last fiscal year's relief fund.

Washington U.R House Appropriations Committee Works Project Administration Roosevelt

Sabotage Hinted in Fire at Wheeling Plant

Wheeling Machine Products Co suffered a $1,000,000 loss from a five hour blaze that destroyed the main building and damaged wings. President E. W. Krause called the fire suspicious as investigators probe origins. The plant produced 70 percent of outputs for national defense orders with many records and irreplaceable machines lost.

Wheeling W. V U.P Wheeling Machine Products Co National Defense E. W. Krause

Coal City Woman Dies After Eight Day Illness

Mrs. Ivan Bond age 50 of Coal City died Sunday afternoon after an eight day illness following a stroke. She was born January 31 1891 in Owen County daughter of Joseph and Amelia Needy. Survived by husband Watson daughters Iris and Joyce Bond at home and Gwendolyn Huddle and Russell Bond both of Boom er West Virginia a brother Isaac Needy of Mattoon IL and two grandchildren Funeral services at Coal City Church of Christ Wednesday afternoon burial in Fiscus Cemetery Myers Funeral Home Worthington in charge

Ivan Bond Coal City Mrs. Bond Owen County Joseph and Amelia Cook Needy Church of Christ Watson Iris Bond Joyce Bond Gwendolyn Huddle Boomer W. ‘Va Russell Bond W. Va Isaac Neédy Mattoon Fiscus Myers Funeral Home Worthington

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