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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
2
In a lively mix of commentary and local notes, the piece mentions political jabs at the senate and Hoover era, English art praise, and Shakespearean quips on prohibition. It notes looming Fourth of July celebrations in Linton and Jointon with civic turnout and public gatherings expected across the county.
Snow four inches deep fell over Tracer California and Lake Tahoe Sunday night. Temperatures hovered near 34 degrees as a late cold spell covered the landscape.
Mrs Tila Kess el of Brazil announces the marriage of her daughter Rowena to Ralph Miller son of Mr and Mrs George Miller of Dugger. The ceremony was at eight Sunday morning in First Methodist church Brazil with immediate family present. Both graduates of Indiana State Teachers College Miller taught music at Glenn high school and will teach there next year. They left for Cincinnati where Miller will pursue a master’s in music. Several local residents were noted visiting or returning from trips, including Elizabeth Gallagher and Damon Anderson who starts at Indiana State Teachers College next year.
A Shaw family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw on Black Creek Road with a fried chicken lunch at noon. Attendees included Mary and Esther Shaw of Indianapolis Bert Morrison and family Thomas Shaw James Sage and others. A matinee at Grand Theatre tomorrow begins at 12 30 admission 15 25 cents two ladies on one ticket.
The second annual district meeting of Mooseheart ladies was held at Sullivan with delegates from Indianap olis Bicknell Vincennes Linton and Sullivan. Morning school of instruction followed by a banquet and business session. Next district meeting planned for Linton in September.
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