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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from a historic Hinton newspaper lists advertising rates and notice policies. It mentions obituaries and formal notices, with references to columns and rate structures, indicating limited readability but preserving the era’s typographic style. The readable elements imply a classifieds or advertising rate sheet rather than a news story.
Twin mine closing brings memories of long service and safety records. Superintendent William Cunningham, in charge since 1917, laments the end while praising workers camaraderie. Harry Davis, 70, of Vicksburg, holds the Twin duty record for coal weighing and payroll accuracy. Danny Cummings, longtime mine boss, is praised as a fine supervisor. Twin boasted a low fatality rate, with 18 years of no instantaneous deaths and three worker fatalities. In 1934 the UW Bureau of Mines certified best haulage record, 16 months without a lost-time accident, and the state’s first safety chapter was established.
Bloomington June 15. Release here for mailing to interested persons statewide announces new correspondence study division at Indiana University. One thousand or more will use the home study courses to earn high school credit, teaching certificates, or keep up with knowledge. Faculty instructors and some high school teachers prepare courses in astronomy, geography, government, history, economics, journalism, music, psychology, speech and education.
Community leaders from Linton rally behind the Independence Day parade with support from clubs YWCA 4-H and Tuberculosis Association. Officials urge participation, safety, and civic pride as residents plan floats pets and demonstrations to celebrate America’s anniversary.
Bloomfield graduates Randal Huffman and Harold Mason won Greene County scholarships to Indiana University. The IU committee named 184 graduates statewide for 92 counties. Scholarships cover two school terms with waivers of contingent fees. University officials will ratify, with prior county appointments formerly made by superintendents.
Mr and Mrs Orville Gabbard and sons Earl and Murl and Miss Anice Laveque were in Cinada Saturday evening Mrs Linzie Gabbard spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Clifford Squires Me 4 H club girls met with Miss Phillips Wednesday afternoon Mrs Jessie Squires called on Mrs Ellen Gabbard Wednesday Richard Barnerd was in Jasonville Saturday Mr and Mrs Minis Mellenvy and son Walter visited Mr and Mrs Wilburn Row Tuesday evening
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