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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
4
The notice states editorial neutrality and public‐property news standard. Subscription options include rail carrier in city paid weekly or yearly, and mail options for Indiana and outside Indiana with specified six month and three month periods and prices. The text emphasizes advance payment and discontinuation if not renewed.
Advertising rates listed per column inch with 35e for first insertion and 25e for subsequent insertions. Classified ads priced per word. reading notices by line. obituaries and cards of thanks charged at regular line rates. Permanent contract terms available on application.
The sermon uses Gideon and his 300 to urge Christians to press on despite fear. It cites the Jordan crossing, the 32 000 to 300 ratio, and triumph through Christ as commander. Concluding with “let me… conquering hand,” the speaker, Nola D. Yoder, reflects on perseverance toward heaven.
James D Linthicum underwent a major operation at Union hospital Terre Haute after being admitted Sunday and Monday. Mrs Margaret P Wiltsie funeral held at her daughter Mrs George Phipps home with Rev M E Baker officiating and Maple Grove cemetery interment. Howe Abbott of Plant City Fla visiting sister Lida Harrel and son James. Residents C E Evinger Terre Haute visited Harry P r ice and family. Mrs Dewey Coleman and daughters Neida Jean and Patsy from Tullahoma Tenn visiting Arthur Martin and George Sonser families.
Indiana health director Dr Verne K Harvey says an informed public can reduce syphilis victims to a mere corporal's guard. He praises newspapers and organizations for spreading facts about testing and treatment, urging prompt care to prevent late stage complications. Free diagnosis and treatment are available through the State Board of Health for those unable to pay.
An explainer outlines how jam uses whole fruit pulp cooked with water and sugar, while jelly removes pulp for a firmer texture, and preserves keep fruit shapes. It notes common uses such as peanut butter with jam and jelly, cottage cheese with preserves, and creamed cheese with jelly.
Members of Townsend club six staged an Old Album contest in Cleveland to display how great-grandfather looked courting and how great-grandmother was dressed on her wedding day. Prizes were awarded for the oldest and second oldest album brought to the meeting.
Travel friendly fabrics use anti crease finishes that resist wrinkling in packing and unpacking. Linens may wrinkle briefly but hang out within hours, and laundering is simple with lukewarm water and mild soap. Finishes suit silk wool cotton rayon and linen and endure several launders when directions are followed.
Paris fashion notes describe Jenny's mid summer collection with a slim day silhouette and two evening silhouettes a narrow straight line and a full bouffant with ribbon embellishments. Day tones favor dark neutrals while evening gowns feature quiet blues purples and copper hues. Tailored warm weather suits showcase bright printed silks and ensembles with printed bodices and matching coats.
Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute will start radio and journalism courses this summer to expand training for teachers. Journalism will have two branches focusing on newspaper writing and high school publication needs, while a radio course, led by Dr Clarence Morgan, will use WBOW and a new studio in the Administration building to promote broadcast education.
Leslie Creene attended the Byonavi miners convention on Saturday. On Tuesday Mrs. Herman Criss and Mrs Jack Houghton hosted the Arema circle at Mrs. Criss home. attendees included several named ladies and gents. Plans were made to attend the county Eastern Picnic at Worthington Park on June 18.
The article describes afternoon looks and lace tailored dresses with matching or contrasting gloves. It highlights Jenny costumes and notes summertime gown trends with periwinkle blue parma violet and copper line accents for evening wear.
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