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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1948

Page

6

Illinois Central to revive excursion to Indianapolis

Illinois Central announces a Sunday excursion to Indianapolis with round trip fare from Linton at 2.15. D R Scott a GOP national convention delegate leaves for Kansas City. Indiana Republicans back Senator Jim Watson for president as long as he remains in the race. Fifty years ago June 9 1875 the first telephone switchboard was installed in New Haven Conn with 8 wires and 21 subscribers.

Illinois Central Indianapolis Linton D. R. Scott G.O.P Kansas City Indiana Jim Watson New Haven Conn

Woman Chosen for School Board

A woman was selected for the school board. The council passed a resolution to disconnect service for delinquent bills to improve collection of past due amounts. The Linton Gas department shows financial improvement with a month end balance reported. A plan to trim trees near electric wires was discussed, with Vincennes firm offering to do the work for 2500 dollars in six to eight weeks, contingent on funding.

Linton Gas Department Linton Vincennes

SSS Tonic Promises Health By Blood Strength Boost

A general health ad extols SSS Tonic as a cure for low blood strength and non organic anemia. It links pale hands and fatigue to blood counts, claims active ingredients energize digestion, improve appetite, sleep, skin color, and overall vitality with millions of bottles sold.

Man Drug Store SSS Tonic

New Ford cars unveiled lighter and radically redesigned

Ford Motor Company announced the 1949 models costing over 37 400 to develop and featuring a complete styling and engineering overhaul. The new Fords emphasize beauty comfort economy and performance and debut with a Waldorf Astoria premier after which thousands will be shown in dealer rooms on June 18.

Detroit U.P Ford Ford Motor Company the Times John R. Davis Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York

Linton council weighs highway oil bid and taxi rules

The City considered financing for street oil paving to benefit Linton streets with a $2500 loan and $500 monthly utility savings. no motion yet pending a finances report. An ad for road oil bids will be issued. the contract to be awarded soon. Taxi company representatives approved terms of a proposed ordinance but sought a parking space near the bus station. attorney to check legality on a state highway. Other items included fencing by the city dump, Fourth Street repairs, park toilet upgrades, a drain near Miller Construction’s warehouse, and transferring $4000 from Light to General fund.

Linton Linton Taxi Company State Highway Department Fourth Street High School Park High School Humphreys Parks Miller Construction Company South Main Street Light Fund General Fund

Recent Marriage Announced Here

Miss Esther Bolton daughter of Henry E Bolton of Linton and Edwin Barnard son of Mrs Charles Barnard of Springfield Vermont were married June 1 at the North Springfield Baptist church. Rev Edwin Thornton officiated with Miss Beulah Bolton and Harvey Clark as attendants. The bride a Linton Stockton high school graduate and City hospital school of nursing alumna recently released from the Army Nurses Corps. They plan to reside in Springfield. Henry E Bolton attended the ceremony.

Esther Bolton Henry E. Bolton Linton Edwin Barnard Charles Barnard Springfield Vermont Edwin Thornton North Springfield Baptist Church Beulah Bolton Harvey Clark Linton Stockton High School City Hospital School of Nursing Indianapolis Army Nurses Corps

Mothers Club Seeks Growth With July Membership Drive

The Mothers club of Linton Stockton high school discussed increasing membership at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Ralph May. Members agreed each would invite a new member for a July 13 covered dish supper at Mrs. Carl Donie's home at 7 30 PM. The evening featured social games and buffet refreshments for guests and seven members.

Mothers Club Linton Stockton High School Ralph May Carl Donie Bob Jackson Carolyn Keller Betty May Shirley Bradford

Big class to get degrees at ISTC Terre Haute

Commencement exercises set for June 9 for ISTC Terre Haute. The event will confer degrees to a large postwar class of about 30 students during the ceremony at the college.

ISTC Terre Haute

Commencement Set At Indiana State Teachers College

Graduating class will climax the week’s activities at Indiana State Teachers College Sunday June 13 at 6 p m on the West Campus. President Ralph N Tirey announces Dr Rolland W Schloerb Hyde Park Baptist Church Chicago will give the commencement address The Business of the Future.

Indiana State Teachers College Ralph N. Tirey Rolland W. Schloerb Hyde Park Baptist Church Chicago

Mrs Williams Taken by Death in Indianapolis

Mrs Ira Mildred Rhodes Williams 32, a former Jasonville resident and musician, died at Coleman hospital in Indianapolis after months of illness. Born August 8 1915 in Brazil she married Ira Williams in 1938. Surviving husband parents siblings and a Maple Grove Cemetery burial planned with funeral arrangements pending.

Ira Mildred Rhodes) Williams Jasonville Coleman Hospital Indianapolis Williams Brazil Clay City Ira Williams Linton Irene Rhodes William Charles Good Second Street Maple Grove Schoppenhorst

Club Plans Float For Fourth Parade

The North Linton Hillbillies met Tuesday night to plan a float for the Fourth of July parade. Committee members John Stefancik, Junior Heaton, Hugh Cravens, and Philomina Dome were appointed. The session included games and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Sam and Don Winters’ home.

North Linton Hillbillies Herbert Stough John Stefancik Junior Heaton Hugh Cravens Philomina Dome Sam Don Winters

Cash Grain Report Indianapolis June 9

UK cash grain shows mixed firmness and strength across cereals and soybeans in Indianapolis. Wheat and corn prices are steady to firm with several price points listed and modest car receipts. Soybeans hold firm at 4.15 per carload F O B Indiana and Illinois points.

Indiana Illinois

Home Economics Club Entertained Tuesday

The St Home Economics Club met at Mrs. Tobe Roberts home on Thursday afternoon with nine members attending. Mrs. Oscar Anderson led a lesson on household hints, followed by a general discussion and social time. Attendees included Mesdames Letsinger Anderson Robbins Fisher Fritz Correll Coen Welch and the hostess Mrs. Robertson. Next meeting date and place will be announced later.

St. Home Ecnomics Club Tobe Roberts Oscar Anderson Mesdames Charles Letsinger G. G. Robbins Ed Fisher John Fritz John Correll Mack

Hospital Guild Ends Season with September Return

Freeman Greene County Hospital Guild members voted to discontinue meetings through July and August, resuming in September with Judge Karl Parker Vosloh as guest speaker. The regular session heard various reports and routine business matters, with representatives from Federated clubs in Jasons ville, Worthington and Linton.

Freeman Greene County Hospital Guild Karl Parker Vosloh

14 J C Club Holds Regular Meeting

The 14 J C club met at Mrs. Robert Conklin's home with a business session followed by a social hour. Prizes went to Mrs. Flora Ladson and Mrs. Louise Sarmont. Refreshments were served to a list of members and regrets noted from several others at Mrs. Louise Sarmont's home on July 13.

J. C. Club Robert Conklin Flora Ladson Louise Sarmont Callie Masters Loren Jackson Irene McBride Paul Ferguson Stella Piper Blanche Piper Willetta Jackson Conk

Chiketeth Council Members Schedule Thursday Banquet Support

Members of the Chiketeth council number 253 are asked to meet at Red Men's Hall Thursday afternoon to help serve the Greater Linton Club banquet. The Thursday night party has been postponed.

Chiketeth Council Red Men's Hall Greater Linton Club

Cass Bible School Plans Exercises

Commencement exercises for Cass Bible School directed by Rev and Mrs D H Hosier will be held at Cass Methodist church on Friday night. Parents of the children attending and the general public are cordially invited to attend.

Cass Bible School D. H. Hosier Cass Methodist Church

Tea Planned Here Thursday by Glenburn Bible School

A tea will be served Thursday evening from 6 30 to 8 00 on the lawn of the community house. Pupils of the Glenburn Daily Vacation Bible School organize and run the program. Parents and friends are invited to attend.

Glenburn Daily Vacation Bible School

Error clarification in Vincennes Justice court case

The Daily Citizen reports a mistaken identity in a Vincennes Justice of the Peace case. John Waggoner of Sandborn was not involved in the auto accident or the charge. court records name James A. Waggoner as the fined driver.

Sandborn Justice of the Peace Vincennes Daily Citizen John Waggoner James A. Waggoner

Inadvertent error harms Mr. John Waggoner

An unnoticed lapse reflected unfavorably on Mr. John Waggoner, affecting his standing or reputation in an unspecified context. The brief item notes the negative impact tied to an error attributed to him.

John Waggoner

Johnson Named Bland Successor in U S Court

The Senate confirmed Noble J. Johnson of Indiana as an associate judge of the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. Johnson, from Terre Haute, succeeds Judge Oscar E. Bland of Linton, Ind., who recently resigned.

Washington U.P Senate Noble J. Johnson Ind U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals Johnson Terre Haute Oscar E. Bland Linton

Personal News Highlights Local Visitors and Returns

Mrs. Charlotte Ogle returned from a ten day Missouri vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Ogle and others in Milean Canton and Brookfield. Roy Gillum of Indianapolis returned home after visiting his mother Mrs. Nannie Gillum. Bob Drake of Hollywood is visiting Midland relatives. Mrs. Guy Clayton of Bicknell was in Linton. Betty Jones from Marco shopped in Linton. The T R Martin of Far Hills New Jersey visits Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Turpin.

Charlotte Ogle Missouri Don Ogle Mennie Matkins Jim Marcus Milean Canton Brookfield Roy Gillum Indianapolis Nannie Gillum Bob Drake Hollywood Calif Midland Guy Clayton Bicknell Linton Betty Jones Marco T. R. Martin Far Hills New Jersey Bernell Turpin

Bucktown Visitors Frame Weekend in Dugger Freelandville Area

Sunday neighbors and relatives gathered in Bucktown and nearby towns. Gus and Mrs. Keilblock hosted relatives near Freelandville while Paul Near Lola Mitchell and daughter visited Clem Bedwell. Max Dye visited Emil Richards as Margaret Weaver relocated to Sullivan. Claude Knochs and son spent the afternoon with Bill Bedwell. Virgil Cox and son Gregory and Willard Hale and son joined in Sunday visits.

Gus Keilblock Dugger Freelandville Paul Near Lola Mitchell Clem Bedwell Max Dye Emil Richards Margaret Weaver Sullivan Claude Knochs Bill Bedwell Virgil Cox Gregory Willard Hale

Local visitors host residents during weekend gatherings

Mr and Mrs Paul Near returned to Hammond after visiting relatives, while Mr and Mrs Emmet Burris welcomed them in Pleasantville. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Don Charlton and family, Mr and Mrs Lee Klusner and children, and Frank Helderman and Olive in Lawrenceville. The Wheeler family visited Sammie Plummer, and Froman Goodman and Juanita Crass stayed with Lawrence Thompson.

Hammond Paul Near Emmet Burris Pleasantville Don Charlton Lee Klusner Frank Helderman Olive Larry Sneed Lawrenceville Kinois Lenard Wheeler Sammie Plummer Froman Goodman Juanita Crass Lawrence Thompson

Notice of Bus Driver Contract Awards Meeting

The Advisory Board of Washington Township Greene County Indiana will meet at 8:00 p m on Monday June 21 at the Trustee office to negotiate for school bus driver services. Contracts require State Board of Education approval and drivers must provide $16000 liability and property damage insurance and a $000 bond conditioned on faithful performance. BR M Sappenfield Township Trustee.

Washington Township Greene County Indiana State Board of Education

Social notes list weekend visits from Carlisle to Connersville

Mr and Mrs Clyde Shake were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Morin on Sunday. Mrs Effie Douthitt of Carlisle visited Mr and Mrs Scott Trimble recently. Mrs Sarah Brown and her son Harry of Connersville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown.

Clyde Shake Tom Morin Effie Douthitt Carlisle Scott Trimble Sarah Brown Harry Connersville Fred Brown

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Linton Daily Citizen Elbo Newkirk Cash Grain Report Home Economics Club Hospital Guild Worthington J. C William Powell Ella Raines Anaela Lansbury Adolphe Menjou Lewis Stone SUN MON Ane Bland Bucktown Big Features Lossie Drake Ly Mentee Painers Bickford Maclane BR. M. Sappenfield Vincennes Street Lawrence County Speedway Lawrenceville, Ill Dugger Saddle Club Saddle Club Lyons Park Lyons, Indiana Dayhoff Greene County Coon Hunters Association
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