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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

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FHA plan may spark home building boom in Greene county

The new Federal Housing Administration office in Greene county could spark a broad building boom for city, town, farm homes and outbuildings. The program insures up to 80 percent of the home value with 20 percent down, financed through private banks. A $4000 house on a $1000 lot could be funded as an $5000 insured mortgage repaid over 20 years, about $40 monthly, allowing owners to finish with full ownership. Public Hall in Cleveland, Ohio, is listed for inquiries.

Greene County Federal Housing Administration FHA Citizens’ National Bank Karl Peters Building and Loan Association Courtland Chambers Bloomfield Greene Sullivan Counties

Giant Fourth of July Parade Promised in Linton

The Greater Linton club announced a record Fourth of July celebration featuring a gigantic downtown parade with floats bands and safety teams. Blue Ribbon Shows Inc will bring entertainment acts and a free night fireworks display. Last year’s mile long parade set a high bar. organizers aim to top 1935 with more bands from nearby towns and a full day of concerts and activities.

Greater Switz City Clay City Greater Linton Carnival Company Mne Frank’ Courtney Linton

Milo Mitchell Elected Vice President by Indiana Elks

Milo Mitchell, a Linton Elks member and prominent local businessman, was elected vice president of the Indiana Elks at the state convention in LaPorte Yesterday. Gordon Taylor of LaPorte was elected president, with Glen Miller Logansport Raymond F Thomas Terre Haute and Claude Thompson Frankfort named vice presidents. Other officers include William C Groebel Shelbyville secretary L E Yoder Goshen treasurer Harley Rudolph Michigan City and Reinart Stetter Fort Wayne trustees. Mitchell has held minor state posts and also serves as secretary of the Indiana South district.

Milo Mitchell Linton Elks Lodge Linton Indiana’ Elks LaPorte A&a Gordon Taylor Glen Miller Logansport Raymond “F. ”Thomas Terre Haute Claude’ Thompson Frankfort William’ C. Groebl Shelbyville L. ‘E. Yoder Goshen Harley '‘Rudolph Michigan City Reinart Stetter Fort Wayne Mitchell State Indiana South Uiatrlet Ikss

Legion Meets Tonight At Legion Hall Post Meetup

All members of the Frank Courts American Legion post and other ex servicemen are invited to attend a meeting at the Legion home at o'clock tonight. Postmaster Chas Wolford of this city will address the gathering on the first World War bonuses and related rules.

Legion Frank Courtsnew American Legion Chas Wolford Cny Ieorld Caghing Konds

Ecorse Mayor in Hiding Over Black Legion Threats

Mayor William W. Voisine of Ecorse near Detroit has gone into hiding after alleged death threats from the Black Legion. His crackdown on Legion activity sparked the danger according to reports.

William W. Voisine Ecorse Detroit The Black Legion Voisine

Democrat Meet Attracts Crowd At Shakamak State Park

A Greene County Democratic women's club event at Shakamak State Park drew a large turnout with about 500 attending the afternoon session. Edith K. Trippett of Princeton gave the principal address on political issues, praising state and national Democratic administrations. The gathering highlighted the county organization’s efforts led by Mrs. Gilbert Sims and Lew Good, with regular meetings planned for the second Wednesday each month.

Grene County Shakamak State Park Seventh Edith K. Trippett Princeton Dist.ch Edith | Dyer Worthington Haimah Greene County Democratic Central Committee Gilbert Sims Onten Lew .Good County Democratigi Gentral Dyert Greene Go

First Baptist Church Seeks Children for Pageant Practice

All children of the church in primary junior and intermediate departments are asked to meet at the First Baptist Church Friday evening from 4 30 until 7 00 to practice for the Children's Day Pageant to be given Sunday night June 14. Older cast members should also attend. Practice continues June 17 from 4 80 p m to accommodate those unable to attend at the earlier time.

First Baptist Church

Plan M Be Gee Tognaer Church Get Together

The First M By church will hold a gathering of the ghyveb at 6 o clock Friday evening June 12. The Standard Bearers and W F M S invite as bhatteur as qusets the young people of the church.

Bhatteur Bo Hiing

G O P Old Guard Bow to Landon Platform Revisions

Cleveland June 11 The GOP Old Guard bowed to Gov Alf Landon and agreed to make vital revisions in the 1936 platform demanded by the Kansas governor. The platform sub committee postponed final action until 1 p m to allow considerable debate on controversial planks. London aides worked through the night to draft revisions acceptable to eastern and western delegates.

Cleveland Ohio G. O Pee Old Guard Alf. Landon Kansas Herman ‘M. Langworthy Full Resolutions Committee Langworthy iLondon

Flag Day Service Planned by Elks in Three Cities

Elks lodges of Bicknell Sullivan and Linton plan Flag Day services Monday evening June 15 at Linton City Park with a 30 minute Sullivan Elks band program at 7 30 pm and an 8 pm service. Rev George Wildman will give the patriotic address with Boy Scout involvement and public invited.

Elks Lodges Bicknell, Sullivan and Linton Linton City Park Vincennes George Wildman Switz City

Switz City Band Honors At Social

An enjoyable Switz City High School Band Parents Club event honored the band and director Violet My Talbott for winning first place in a state band contest in Frankfort. The group presented a black leather music case to Talbott for uniting efforts that boosted the Switz City band locally and statewide.

Switz City High School Violet My.Talbott Frankfort

Sandborn Church Receives New Pastor Rev W H Sliter

Rev W H Sliter of Madison Wisconsin has been chosen as pastor of the Sandborn Christian church and will assume charge on Sunday June 21. He previously served five years at Lancaster Pa Christian church and two years at Leatheridge Canada.

W. H. Sliter Madison, Wis Sandborn Christan Church Sliter Lancaster Christian Church Leatheridge Canada

Small 17-jewel watch awe inspires local jeweler

Calvin Barnes, a local jeweler, says the repaired wrist watch is the best he has ever worked on. The tiny 17-jewel movement fits under a dime. The timepiece belongs to Mrs. Chester Barnes of Chicago, his daughter-in-law.

Calvin Barnes Barnes Chester Barnes Chicago

Dinner to Honor Rev Paul Bordenet

A dinner in honor of Rev Paul Bordenet M M ordained last Saturday into the Catholic priesthood will be served at 1230 Sunday in the dining room of Hotel Roosevelt Reservations may be made by calling Rev Fr Irvin Mattingly at St Peters rectory The new priest will celebrate his first solemn mass at St Peters Catholic church at 1030 Sunday morning He was ordained in New York City at St Patrick's Cathedral after training at Maryknoll Seminary for Foreign Missions He is the son of Mrs Margaret Bordenet of Ninth Street work hesat

Kansas Landon Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Frank Knox Chicago Vandenberg Knox Taft Borah John D. M. Hamilton London Snell St. Lawrence Waterway United States World Court League of Nations Paul Bordenet Hotel Roosevelt Irvin T. Mattingly St. Peter’s Rectory Bordenet St. Peter's Catholic Church Father Bordenet Linton St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York City

PWA projects ready in Indiana for construction funding

Indianapolis June 11 The Public Works Administration reports sixty six approved Indiana projects totaling over 20 million dollars are ready to start once funds are released. Counties and cities including Anderson Attica Bloomington Gary Indianapolis Terre Haute and many others list disposal plants schools water works and courts among the funded items.

Indianapolis U.P Public Works Administration PWA Anderson Attica Aurora Batesville Bloomington School Bicknell Cambridge City Charlottsville Corydon Crawfordsville East Chicago Evansville Francisville Fremont Gary Goshen Greendale Huntington Law Court House Madison eMavion County Martinsville Michigan City Milltown Gymnaium Mishawaka Moscow Mantle Bridge New Albany Newcastle Noblesville Pery Purdue University Spencey Gail Tell City Terre Haute Vineshnes Wabash Wash Whiting

Purdue Netter Awarded Medal

Robert L. Kessler of Anderson star forward on Purdue basketball teams for three seasons received the Western Conference medal for scholarship and athletics at the 1935 36 school year end. He had five distinguished semesters with a 90 or higher average.

Lafayette WUP Robert L. Kessler Anderson Purdue University Kessler

Four new trustees chosen for Linton Municipal Golf course

Four new trustees were elected to the Linton Municipal Golf course board at a city hall meeting. The new trustees are Floyd McCullough Dr. W. IF Craft Kenneth Bennett and Jere O Goodman. Retiring members are Kenneth Norris John A Watkins Hank Larsen and Claude Maxwell. A membership drive showed good results with several new members added. Bob Hess the local pro said two more grass greens are nearly ready and the first three opened late last month have boosted activity. visitors from across the state praised the course as one of the finest in southern Indiana.

Linton Municipal City Hall Floyd McCullough W. IF. Craft Kenneth Bennett Jere O. Goodman Kenneth Norris John A. Watkins Hank Larsen Claude Maxwell Mack Tyler Ed Fisher W. H. Scholl Wth Bob Hess Hess Indiana

Miss Thelma Rhodes Returns Home For Vacation

Miss Thelma Ruth Rhodes, a student at the deaf school in Indianapolis, returns to Jasonville with her parents Mr and Mrs Ross Rhodes RR 1 for the vacation period.

Thelma Ruth Rhodes Indianapolis

Local Officials Discuss Housing Finance and Labor Push

Officials in charge of the local office discuss the matter with peers to ensure an assured income or steady funds can finance home loans and outbid for needed properties. Cooperation with them could put thousands of people to work in the community as residents already show intent to improve their homes.

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G.O Alfred Plan of Government Public Hall Alf M. Landon ELKS Democrat Meet Baptist Church Plan M BE. Gee Tognaer G.O.P OLD Guard Gov Alf Landon Linton, Bicknell, and Sullivan Switz Sandborn Church Purdue Netter Linton Course Helma Rhodes Home
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