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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
2
A council discussion urges use of bank checks to prevent theft, noting checks offer safer payments and that cash kept at home risks loss. The article also reports Councilman Fitzpatrick pushing Floyd McCullough for unanimous school board election support, with resistance to his preferred candidate.
Switz City and nearby residents shared visits and weekend gatherings with relatives in Terre Haute Indianapolis Pittsburgh and East Chicago. Health lectures continued with sessions at Methodist and Baptist churches while illness and a heart attack prompted medical care. Local families, school breaks, and church events pepper the week with social calls and travel.
George Washington died at Mount Vernon on December 14, 1799 and was buried there. In 1837 his body moved to a present tomb in a marble sarcophagus with shield and capse. Welch funeral service emphasizes simple tasteful ceremony and economical planning for customers.
Citizens urge resignation of Fitzpatrick from city council or school board as he serves both roles. Floyd McCullough elected to the city school board is praised as a qualified representative. A judge's nose-pulling remark is cited as highlighting courtroom credibility. The piece also notes Iowa supports Brookhart and Dawes’s public image in a broader political context.
The June Tea will be held Thursday at 2 o clock at Mrs L W Warner s home on A street Northeast All members are urged to attend and to invite someone else The society has been studying Prayer and Missions this year with the lesson chapter to be given by Mrs Otto Froeschke
Birth announcement reports a son born Monday June 14 to Mr and Mrs John Huff. The child weighed eleven pounds and was named as yet undetermined in the notice.
For sale ice box priced at five dollars offered by Mrs W Es Ellett at 860 Northwest Third Street in a local classified line. A lost five dollar bill between Linton Trust Co and 890 North Main seeks return with reward. contact for recovery.
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