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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
8
The Daily Citizen reports that the Vacation Bible School director explains offerings should come only from children’s own spending money not from parents. The school operates on a free will basis with contributions from the community voluntary and not required.
Members of the Odd Fellows lodge announce a memorial service in the lodge room at 8 o clock. The Baptist church orchestra provides music while Miss Lorena Letsinger and Mrs. Nellie Holson read. A. M. Beasley delivers the address. Annual roll call of the deceased. Families and friends are invited.
Donald R. MacMillan announced on the eve of his polar expedition that he will attempt to locate and rescue the Amundsen expedition. Senator Wheeler awaits a Justice Department decision in Washington on his conspiracy indictment trial. Harry K. Thaw returns to Winchester after a Broadway visit. William H. Anderson accuses the Anti-Saloon League leadership of causing his downfall in a pamphlet.
In Indiana on June 1 thirty seven county superintendents were re-elected by township trustees and 35 new superintendents were named. Notable incumbents include Richard Park with 30 years of service, Samuel Scott at 28 years, and William Tyerson with 22 years. Among new appointees 27 hold college degrees and 24 were high school principals. average incumbent experience is 14 years.
A reflective poem on how distance and new interests erase daily ties with old friends. Yet memory returns the faithful call of home, recalling familiar melodies and the cordial smiles that prove enduring friendship stands the test of neglect.
Greene county taxpayers will organize a Greene County unit of the Indiana Taxpayers League. A meeting in Bloomfield Friday June 19 will elect permanent officers and finalize the local organization. Addison Drake of Sullivan will assist and explain the league aims.
The former Millicent Burch gives birth to a daughter in a New York hospital. Her arrival fuels hopes for a reconciliation with the Earl of Dunbar, whose earlier New Jersey arrest for abandonment sparked controversy.
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