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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
6
Lightweight frothy lace and linen dresses get easy care frill buttons. Clip on clusters at necklines pockets and sleeves to refresh dark summer sheers. Laundering is quick sliding off rinsing drying then ironing wrong side before rebuttoning. Also suggests soapy bath for bathing suits after wear to remove odor and salt residue.
Mrs Ralph Hineman and daughters from Memphis are visiting Mr and Mrs James Hineman in Switz City. Several Indianapolis visitors called on local families including Miss Leona Hancock and Mac Terhune. Nancy Ann Daubenspeck underwent a tonsillectomy and is reported to be recovering well.
Greene county horsemen and horse lovers expect a large turnout at the second annual Terre Haute saddle horse show Sunday afternoon at the Saddle club farm. Last year drew hundreds and cash prizes and trophies are donated by Terre Haute businessmen.
Mrs Grace Dogg of Daytona Florida visits sister Mrs Martha Flemming in Marco Ind. Charley Heim and daughters Lavon and Vera of Connerville visit Mr and Mrs Charles F Heim. Everett Garrett family at Spring Mill State Park. Morgan and Stafford install a 20 ton scales elevator. Lawrence Eldon of Terre Haute visits Mrs Turpin and family. Turpin remains ill. Greeley Wines visits daughter Hattie Morgan in Danville Illinois.
Members of the Linton recreation hiking club took an all day outing to Shakamak state park near Jacksonville despite rain. The Greene county WPA recreation department and the county NYA supervised group plans monthly trips with an Evansville day trip planned by leader Elza Martindale.
The text notes that in Chinese practice pearls are fed to ducks with the claim the pearls regain luster by passing through the duck’s gizzard. It cites traditional belief rather than verified fact.
Ecuador issued a 1936 stamp marking the 200th anniversary of three French scientists guiding a South American expedition to lay a base line near Quito. They set two permanent pyramids at each end to measure the longest distance around the earth, but one marker was moved to a higher, more visible location and later rebuilt by the Ecuadorian president.
Livestock prices show hogs firming for weights above 300 pounds with a 25 to 35 cent rise from Tuesday, lighter weights steady. Cattle and calves steady with around six loads of 1,141 pound steers at 12.25, cows 5.75 to 6.50, cutters 4 to 5.50, sheep and lambs mixed with lambs 11.50 to 12.50 and ewes steady at 3.00?
Three baseball immortals Honus Wagner George Sisler and Tris Speaker will aid semi-pro baseball tournaments across the United States this summer. Speaker, recovering in Cleveland from a serious fall, says he is fully recovered and will rejoin the harness soon. The former stars back a nation-wide effort to revive sandlot baseball and support the sixth Kansas state tournament.
The eighth annual 4-H lamb show will run June 23 and 24 at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards. Purdue extension staff says about 800 lambs entered with 500 on display, counties listing entries include Hancock Henry Morgan Boone and Owen. Judges are Professors Claude Harper and J. T. Frost from Purdue animal husbandry.
Shortage of hay crops in 1987 drives farmers to cut sweet clover for hay though it is not a prime choice. Early June cutting before blossoming yields fair quality. late cutting risks woody, leafless hay and stand loss. Proper curing is critical to avoid spoilage and potential cattle blood clotting issues. Spring sowing in fall improves quality but fall cutting hurts next spring growth.
Mrs. Jane Goodwin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ham. Mr. and Mrs. Shields visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayfield in Pleasantville where Mrs. Mayfield’s condition remained unimproved. Austin Woolf hosted week end guests Floyd Paul Hallis Wools and Lois Kitterman from Muncie. Sunday dinner included Edwin Tindrick Bobby from Glenborn and Ralph Trotter with sons Robert and Morris of Linton. Afternoon callers were Ora Fainot Garrett Buck Marilee Buck and Winifred Pershing. Paul Strickland and son Vernal from Marion were guests of Harley Strickland.
Oil production in wells often causes water to move up from the hydrostatic connection, filling the space left by extracted oil as part of reservoir behavior.
Miss Charlotte Goldberg daughter of Mr and Mrs William Goldberg has joined the nursing staff at Freeman Greene County hospital in this city continuing her service in local healthcare.
The Pisciatello trio asserts that three Italian rivers the Piscia tello Fiumicino and Uso form Caesar's Rubicon crossed in ancient times. Their claim links these waterways to the historic boundary reputedly crossed by Julius Caesar.
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