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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
6
The Linton Concert Band directed by Prof. Frank Alkire presented a creditable program to a large audience last evening in the city center. Attendees included many from surrounding areas and towns, and the band plans weekly Wednesday performances throughout the summer with a portable stand to be added in business district locations.
Miss Margaret Murphy leaves for Chicago to attend the Eucharistic Congress. Mrs. Loy Edge and Mrs. A. O. Hill head to St. Louis and Chicago with family members to visit relatives and join the congress. Other locals, including Letterman and Rev. G. Stanley West, travel to Richmond for the State Sunday School Convention and related religious events.
A traveler heads into the Lake Superior region visiting several colleges and universities to learn about their programs and campuses. The journey highlights academic offerings and regional ties, reflecting a broad survey of higher education in the area.
The Rainbow Reading Club met at the Library with 38 members present. Plans call for a party on July 2 for members and parents and a future club picnic. Membership now stands at 88 with 13 completing 10 books for a diploma. Next Wednesday at 9 am another meeting is planned to involve readers. Side captains George Gilbreath and Bonnie Stages lead with 52 and 267 points respectively.
United Press Dispatch INDINAPOLIS June 17 hogs receipts 7500 market 10 cents higher best heavies 14 65 14 75. medium and mixed 14 75 14 85. common to choice 15 05. bulk 14 65 15 05. Cattle receipts 1100 market steady steers 8 00 10 25 cows and heifers 6 00 10 00. Sheep receipts 600 market lower top 6 00 lambs 12 00 15 00. Calves receipts 1000 market steady 50c lower top 11 50 pulls 11 00
A Iowa reader recounts overcoming illness from age seventeen with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes long term benefit and urges others to try the remedy and read the small health books. The article highlights generations of women endorsing the product.
In the juniors division at the State Sunday School Convention in Richmond last night Charles Johnson, 10, won second place. Marguerite Fraylick, 11, of Fort Wayne, was the first place winner with a margin of one-half of 1 per cent in judges ratings. Charles is the son of Mr and Mrs Von Johnson, residents east of the city park, and a member of the First Baptist Church Sunday School.
The Izaak Walton League and Lyons citizens welcomed 1,500 bass delivered by the State Conservation Department to Birch Bed and Shipper Pond west of town. About 80,000 white perch had been placed there 30 days ago, creating ideal fishing spots if the fish are left to grow for two to three years.
The Mt Mellick Club will meet with Mrs George Yeeman at 060 Seventh Street Southeast on Friday afternoon at 4 oclock.
A called meeting of Linton Lodge No 560 E A M will be held at 7:30 tonight Work in the Fellow Craft Degree Visiting brothers invited.
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