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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

3

Uncle Sam Collects Major War Debt Payments

Payments totaling 90,747,665.01 were received by the Treasury from 13 foreign countries toward war debt settlement. Britain led with 67,200,000 in Treasury notes, France paid 11,250,000 cash, Italy 5,000,000, with Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Roumania, and Jugoslavia contributing various sums. All except Belgium and Britain paid cash. notes from those two were canceled.

Washington Treasury United States Great Britain France Belgium Czechoslovakia Esthenia Finland Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Roumania Jugoslavia

Lowden Returns Home After Republican Nomination Defeat

Former Illinois governor Frank C. Lowden arrived at his Oregon farm after losing the bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He said he was relieved the burden passed but deeply regretted the defeat of the cause he represented, citing his farm relief platform as a core principle not adopted by the party.

Chicago Frank C. Lowden Ilinois Oregon Republican Party Lowden

Striving for a Farm Problem Solution and Aid

The text notes efforts to seek a solution to a farm problem and pursue farm aid legislation. It emphasizes a proactive approach to address agricultural challenges and obtain governmental relief through policy action.

Deer hunt staged in northern Indiana with Dr Walrod

In Rochester Indiana on June 16 a deer hunt echoed pioneer days as North Manchester residents observed a deer escape from a park herd belonging to J W Warvel. Dr B K Walrod of Wabash, an expert hunter, killed the timid animal on the first shot after fearing pursuit by dogs.

Rochester Ind North Manchester B. K. Walrod Wabash J. W. Warvel Warvel Walrod

Change of Officers in Salvation Army Planned for June 24

A general change of location for Salvation Army officers in the territory will take place on June 24. Ensign Morris and Captain Carr from this city will be transferred to a new field on that date with successors to be announced. Morris and Carr have served here for some time and will be missed by many friends in Linton.

Salvation Army Ensign Morris Captain Carr Linton

J T M Club Meeting Bright social at Mrs Poe home

J T M club members met Friday afternoon at Mrs Claude Poe s home with a brief business hour, an amusing playset, and two contests won by Mrs Gilbert Headley. A two course luncheon was served at artistically decorated tables. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Ervan Taylor s home.

Claude Poe Gilbert Headley Ervan Taylor J. T. M. Club

Youll Like Linton song on sale at Columbia Music

Mrs Wayne Hamilton music and words You'll Like Linton is now selling at Columbia Music for 20 cents per copy. The Triad Girls formerly Maids of Melody will feature the tune at the city park opening tomorrow afternoon, likely boosting demand for copies.

Linton Wayne Hamilton Columbia Music Store Triad Girls Maids of Melody City Park

Card of Thanks for Margaret Yoho Family

The Yoho family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy and kindness after the death of Margaret Yoho. Grateful for floral offerings and support from Mr. and Mrs. Wm Yoho Pauline Yoho Bert Yoho Kenneth Brown.

Margaret Wm. Yoho Pauline Yoho Bert Yoho Kenneth Brown

Mine Committees Meeting in Linton District

There will be a meeting of the committees of all the mines of the Linton district both deep and strip at Eagle Hall Monday June 18 at 7 oclock. A committee from each local is requested to be present. D A Mowery Secy Relief Committee.

Linton Eagle Hall D. A. Mowery

Birth Announcement for William Arnold Stark

Mr and Mrs Herman Stark announce the birth of a 5 12 pound boy born June 11. The baby has been named William Arnold. The Stark family are former Linton residents now living near Newberry.

Herman Stark William Arnold Stark Linton Newberry

Pythian Sisters Postpone Grave Decoration

The planned grave decoration by the Pythian Sisters for Sunday afternoon has been postponed to a later date.

Pythian Sisters

Accident injures Maumee Stripper worker wrist

Ernest Michael a shovel fireman north of town sustained a badly bruised wrist yesterday but no bones were broken per Dr. Hamilton who dressed the wounds. Miss Mary Edith Klink departed yesterday for Berkeley California to attend the Phi Chi Theta national convention as a delegate from the Indiana University chapter.

Ernest Michael Maumee Hamilton Mary Edith Klink Berkeley Cal Phi Chi Theta ‘Sorority Indiana University

Radio features today list top programs and concerts

Five best broadcasts include WEAF 6 30 Goldman Band concert, WBZ Springfield 6 10 Pop concert with Boston Symphony Orchestra, WJZ Navy band 6, WSB Atlanta Redhead club 6, and WOR Laforge Beru men Musicale at 6.00.

WEAF Goldman WBZ Springfield Boston Symphony Orchestra WJZ Navy WSB Atlanta WOR Laforge-Berumen Musicale

Sunday Radio Highlights and Listings

Sunday’s five best radio features include WEAF at 5:30 PM with the Capitol Theater program, WEAF at 7:15 PM with William Simmons baritone, WJZ network at 7:45 PM with Goldman band concert, WOR network at 8:15 PM with United Military Band, and WOR Cathedral hour at 2:00 PM.

WEAF Capitol William Simmons WJZ Goldman WOR United Military Band

Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Royer Home

The Missionary society of the United Brethren church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Chester Royer’s home. Reports of the May convention were given by Mrs E Roberts. A playlet titled What Shall I Render was performed by members. Refreshments were served to twelve members and seven guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs Joe Goodman’s home.

Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church Chester Royer E. Roberts Joe Goodman

Beech er Gets Sweater for IU Freshman Swim Team

Beech er of Linton has earned a freshman numeral sweater for Indiana University freshman swimming participation. Teammates Harvey Shipp Franklin Bennett Thayer and Charles Todd of Terre Haute also received numerals from athletic director Z G Cleven ger. They were chosen from a large squad and expected to bid for varsity spots next season.

Bloomington Ind Bryce Beecher Linton Indiana University Z. G. Clevenger Harvey Shipp Franklin Bennett Thayer Charles Todd Terre Haute

J T M Club Meeting Delights Members With Playset And Contests

The J T M Club entertained Friday after the usual business hour with an amusing playset and two contests won by Mrs. Gilbert Headley. A two course luncheon followed at artistically set small tables. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Ervan Taylor's home.

City Hospital Reports Home Recoveries In Sullivan

J T Dismey was able to be taken to his home in Sullivan this afternoon. Mary E Ester was able to be taken home today. No new patients have been received since yesterday.

J. 'T. Dismey Sullivan Mary E. Ester

World War Events on June 16, 1919

United Press Dispatch notes forty one enemy planes downed and Italians regaining the mountain line west of Piave with three thousand captives. The United States orders drastic limitations on clothes and shoes.

Piave U. S

Hog Prices Rise at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange

Hog prices jumped 5 to 15 cents with receipts of 2,500 including 275 hold overs. Bulk hogs cleared at 10.40 with pet price at 10.50. Cattle market closed after 150 head with beef steers 12.50 to 14.25 and calves up to 15. Wealers 12.50 to 15.50, heavy calves 7 to 10.50. Sheep market closed steady.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Livestock Exchange

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