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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
4
Mrs Julia Dean died in Anderson at about age 70 after a prolonged illness. Relatives Murphy and Ehocharida Mati were called to attend the funeral. she had been known to older Linton residents and had visited there.
A drought of support for a proposed debenture subsidy stirred clashes in Congress as President urged passage arguing for an agricultural relief plan. Critics warned the subsidy would favor speculators and worsen farming inequality, prompting a plan for a separate vote on the debenture feature tomorrow.
Wayne Hamilton reported on the International convention in Dallas at the Rotary club luncheon. Hamilton, official delegate, spoke about his trip. Guests included Charles Haseman of Reno Nevada president Ed Rose of Bedford Virginia and Charles Wolford of this city. Luncheon served by American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home.
The Boy's 4 H club met at the high school building on Thursday at 7 o'clock. Members urged to attend with record books. Officers elected include Henry Mitchell as president, Robert Terhune as secretary treasurer, and Ward Martindale as vice president.
Daily hospital note reports Mrs. George Aydelotte of Fourth Street NE undergoing an operation this morning and progressing satisfactorily. Frances Gibson, residing with Dr. and Mrs. W F Craft, and Betty Maughan of Street NW, both had tonsils removed this morning.
A baby girl weighing seven pounds was born on June 11 to Mr. Raymond Seebode and Mrs. Seebode, formerly Miss Katherine Johnson, at 1011 North Government Street, Evansville.
Elks ladies will play bridge at the club rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 oclock. Mrs Claude Harvis is to be hostess.
United Press Dispatch notes Indianapolis market totals for June 12 with hog receipts 5500 and cattle receipts 800. Prices span hogs from 10.15 to 11.40 per hundredweight by weight class, calves and vealers up to 15.50, beef cattle 9 to 14.75, feeder steers 9 to 12.50, and sheep with top fat lambs around 16 and cull lambs 10.50 to 13.50.
The Bay View club presented the public library with a sturdy combination poster board and book rack. It is a neat well built rack designed for displaying special books and posters and aims to help showcase library materials.
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