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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

4

Truck Collides With Locomotive Killing Driver in Indiana

A ten ton Oakley Grocery truck collided with a locomotive on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line near State Road 54, killing driver Guy Proffitt, 29, of Terre Haute. The crash damaged the engine, burned the truck and its groceries, and closed the highway for hours. Local crew testified at the coroner’s inquest that the accident seemed unavoidable.

Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Guy Proffitt Ninth Street Terre Hhute Oakley Grocery Company Terre Haute Oakley Proffitt Charles Bowers Linton Linton Oakley Clayton Clayton Funeral Home Bowers Coronet Dy George Porter Lingston Summit Coal Company J. W. Fitch F. A. Garpenter W. C. Armstrong W. C. Dowden

NEPAD BE SAME W193) principals back four week play off

Indianapolis June 15 Officials vote to retain the four week four stage playoff to decide the Indiana high school basketball championship. Trester announces dates for sectionals regionals semi finals and finals amid questions from principals about excitement and color of the former plan.

Indianapolis U.P A.’ L. Trester Trester Rege Ter Ceepe Thority

Linton Teachers Head to Colorado for Summer Session

Linton teachers Esta McDonald and Hildred McDonald, daughters of Mr and Mrs A B McDonald, left for Boulder to attend the summer session at Boulder University. They plan to enroll in the university program and return late in the summer.

M'sses"Esta Hildred Mcdonald Mrer A. B. McDonald Boulder Cole Boulder University Boulder

Miners edge Clinton in ninth inning baseball tilt

In a tense afternoon game at local park the Miners rallied with two runs in the ninth to beat the Clinton team 3 to 2. Pitcher Finkle held Clinton through eight before Fairview tied it, and Shad Lig, Trinkle, and Haya led the Miners with timely hits while Gilmour and Johnsen anchored the Fairview defense.

Fairview Tor Terra Haute Finkle Linton Trinkle Haya Pach Gilmour Johnsen McAllister Hays

Roosevelt Delivers Dedication Address at George Rogers Clark Memorial

President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke to about 75,000 on June 14 at Vincennes Indiana dedicating the George Rogers Clark Memorial. He urged strict conservation of resources and rearmament against modern crime while stressing religious freedom and morality as keys to good government.

Vincennes Ind U.P Franklin D. Roosevelt George Rogers Clark iPa George Rogers Clark

Nationwide World War II Bonus Paid to Veterans

June 15 report says 3,518,000 veterans received a combined 2.3 billion dollars in cash and bonds as an adjusted service bonus. Average payment about 550 dollars, with individual sums from a few dollars to 1500 depending on service length and loan status.

Sam

Jasonville Merchants Defeat Jackson Hill 9 to 4

Jasonville Merchants beat Jackson Hill 9 to 4 at Milwaukee Park Jasonville Sunday. Jasonville trailed after two innings but rallied with four runs in the fifth aided by Letargez Scott Johnson and Corzetta. Battery for Jasonville was Letargez Scott Johnson and Corzetta. for Jackson Hill Craft Britton Harris and Trump.

Jasonville Merchants Jackson

Samuel Willits Called by Death

Samuel Davd Willits 62 died late Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rista Shields in the White Rose community after months of illness. Born in Switz City Missouri he spent most of his life in Greene county and in White Rose. He worked as a trapper in coal mines for years and is survived by two half brothers Frank and Guy Blake of Sylvan and one half sister Mrs Elsie Gray of Dugger. Funeral services were held at 2 30 this afternoon at Shiloh church with Rev Hines officiating and burial at Pirtls cemetery. Ray Newkirk of Pleasantville had charge of arrangements.

Samuel Dav'd Willits Rista Shields White Rose Switz City Willits Greene County Shields Frank Guy Blake Sylvan Elsie Gray Dugger Shiloh’ Church Hines Pirtls Ray Newkirk Pleasantvisle

Enterers Spate College Summary Note

Esther Shaw appears in a garbled entry referencing Stockton and Ohio but details are unreadable and incomplete. The fragment offers no clear event, date, or organization to form a coherent summary.

Roosevelt crowds greet president in Dallas parade

Thousands of Texans turnout to greet President Roosevelt as he rode through Dallas streets and later spoke at the Cotton Bowl. A photo shows the parade scene while the president stands with his son Elliott as the flag is raised. about 50 000 people filled the Cotton Bowl.

Roosevelt Dallas Iron Bowl Elliott Dallas Street President Roosevelt and Son

Police seek Ray Walker missing youth in state wide hunt

Police across Indiana and Chicago traced the 10 year old Ray Walker missing from Black Creek as his mother fears he rode a road map toward Chicago. He bought hamburger meat, wore a blue shirt and overalls and carried a shoe box. he is 4 feet 6 inches, 80 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Authorities seek help from aunts in Chicago and Terre Haute relatives to locate him.

Ray Walker Marie Walker Chicago Shakamak State Park Shakamak D. Christie Bishop Street W. Williams East 62Nd “Street Terre Haute Roger Mangard Woodley Avenue Young Walker Black Creek School

Chiropractors Attend Wabash Valley Meeting in Terre Haute

Dr. Lloyd T. Pope of this city joined chiropractors from Terre Haute and every town in the Wabash Valley at a regional association meeting held yesterday. The gathering focused on professional standards and cooperation among clinics in the valley.

Lloyd T. Pope Terre Haute Wabash Valley

Tropical Storm Isolates Two Florida Towns

An early season Gulf of Mexico storm split off the Florida coast isolating Bonita Springs and Estero south of Fort Myers. Communications failed, flooding affected homes and stores, and reports indicated possible injuries or drowning as the storm brought heavy rain and cut utility lines.

Miami U.P Gulf Mexico Florida Atlantic Bonita Springs Estero Ft. Myers

Deadlock on Tax Bill Persists in Congress

Washington June 15 The House and Senate tax bill conferees failed to break deadlock over a corporate tax package. They hope concessions could allow passage by Saturday, but no clear agreement emerged. If needed, an appeal to President Roosevelt may be sought to finish before adjournment.

Washington House Senate Roosevelt

World war veterans to gather at Wabash Valley rally

The Frank Courtney American Legion post invites World War II veterans from the Wabash Valley to a June 25 rally at the Dave Ruddell camp near Merom Illinois. The event runs from 10 a.m. to late evening with John A. Watkins honored guest and 300 pounds of catfish on the menu.

Frank Courtney American Legion Wabash Valley Dave Ruddell Merom Illinois Wabash River John A. Watkins Seventh District Legion Sullivan Legion Post William H. Milan John D. Foster James Lackey Ruddell

Lyons Man Elected Greene County Attendance Officer

Claude Story of Lyons was elected Greene County attendance officer by county township trustees and school board presidents in Bloomfield. Story won ten votes over Lowell Welch of Bloomfield who received nine. Story will start Aug. 1. He is a Democrat and formerly Lyons High School basketball coach and teacher. Welch is a Republican.

Claude Story Lyons Greene County Bloomfield Story Lowell Dec” Welch Welch Lyons High School

Merchants and clerks hold picnic at Linton Park

Local merchants and their clerks close stores at 4 30 Thursday for a picnic at Linton City Park under the Greater Linton club. A basket dinner at 6 p m features lemonade from Dr E V Bull and a baby cannon signal.

Linton Oder Linton City Park Greater ‘Linton Club Avery Murray American ‘Legion Post E. V. Bull Greater Linton Club Bert Barnes Wayne Hamilton Andy Humphreys Park Lew Warner Beigg

Flag Day Services Tonight At Linton City Park

A capacity crowd is expected at Linton City Park for Flag Day services organized by Elks lodges from Linton Bicknell and Sullivan. The program begins at 7:30 with a 30 minute Sullivan Elks band concert, followed by Rev. George Wildman delivering the principal address at 8 o'clock. Boy Scouts will handle the flag ceremony as the public is invited to attend.

Linton City Park Elks Lodges Linhton Bicknell and Sullivan Sullivan Elks George Wildman Switz City Lincolne Boy Scouts

Ride As Plans Farewell Party At 7 30 Tonight

The Ride-A We club announces a farewell party planned for 7 30 tonight at the hall of Mrs. Arthur Harbin. Mrs. Rascoe Dodds will be the host as attendees bid farewell to a manager leaving Tuesday after long service.

Knights of Pythias Lodge P Hall Adee Arthur Harhinor Rascoe Dodds

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