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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
The note discusses subscription rates and methods, a potato crop prospect, Karl Klink’s prison berth, farmers at a GOP convention, Fourth of July plans in Tinton, Elks flag day event, and flooded White and Eel rivers affecting corn. It blends local civic life with agricultural concerns and seasonal weather impacts.
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and death of mother Mrs. Sarah FE Kent. They thank the singers, those who lent cars, floral tributes, Rev Clark, James15, Clayton, the funeral director, and all others who assisted in their bereavement.
The Order of the Western Star will hold a regular session Friday at 7:30 PM. Members gather to discuss ongoing affairs and upcoming activities at the usual meeting place.
Mrs. Carrie L. Miller of Indianapolis endorses Konjola, claiming rheumatic pain vanished after using the new plant based tonic. She says the remedy, sold at Hamilton's drug store in Linton and by dealers across the region, restored her health and sleep.
MINERAL Special to the Daily Citizen reports Donald and Gerald Lewis spent Monday with grandmother Mrs. Mollie Lewis in Bloomfield. A baby boy named Gerald was born June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Various local families attended gatherings and visits, including John Hasler, Frank Walker, and Victor Hasler, with many in the community seeing relatives and attending dinners and birthdays.
Switz City June 14 Miss Mary Moulden returns to Worthington and several social calls are noted. The Christian church hosted a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs William Eby. Anderson cafe opens offering plate lunches 35 cents and assorted sandwiches with low prices and music.
Osborn Dowden returned to Elnora after a weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 8 P Osborn. Mary Anne Blackmore of Bloomfield visits sister in law Mrs. Whitaker. Ruth Blackmore and Jim my of Bloomfield stay with sister Mrs. Chas Stone. Freda Meeks of Bicknell guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Corbin. The Whitaker family and Katherine Whitaker visit Mrs. Leslie Dye in New Albany. Helen Dye joins them. Paul Mullis, Indianapolis worker, spends weekend with family. Mr. and Mrs. C A Teague make a business trip to Bloomfield. Mrs. Jessie Lee visits her mother Mrs. Hester Staggers.
Wayne Bovenschen left Saturday by auto for California with Terre Haute companion Miss Verna Beckwith and Pete Harrow of Lyons. They were married June 2 and have moved to Indianapolis. Mrs Lucy Boruff of Coal City visited her sister Ruth Swaby and has returned home. Her nephew Beau-
Ford Swaby accompanied her home for a visit. Born to Mr and Mrs Ransey Powell on Monday June 4 a son named Chester Harold. Mr and Mrs Martin Rodecker of Linton and Mr and Mrs Houghton Butler were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Conklin Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Risher and daughter Joetta and Miss Emma Geatches spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Dodge at Linton. Miss Bertha Headley spent Sunday with Miss Audrey Sharp.
Practice begins at 7 30 for all pageant cast members and their directors at the Baptist church. Children are required to attend with their directors.
The W A W club will meet Friday evening with Miss Edith Scott as hostess.
The Yaquina club will hold its Friday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs Frank Smith inviting members and local attendees to participate in the meeting agenda.
Advertises a mentha pepsin elixir claimed to relieve stomach agony and indigestion. Promises money back by Duncan's Pharmacy if one bottle fails to help, noting prior success and high demand among local druggists and thousands of sufferers.
Greene County Indiana Board of Commissioners will hold a letting on Tuesday July 3 1988 at 2 PM for construction of several bridges including Huffman Taylor Win Thompson Miller and Falk bridges in Beech Creek Jefferson Grant towns. Plans and specifications are on file for inspection at the County Auditor’s office. Bidders must file proposals bonds and affidavits as required. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
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