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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

7

Merchant Anger Will Speak At Church

The Greater Linton club arranged for O. S. Rappold to speak at Saron Reformed Church on Wednesday evening June 20 at 7 39. The talk will cover increasing sales staff effectiveness and incentives to boost effort. Rappold, noted merchant, has led Retail Training and studied stores across 21 states. Local merchants should attend for practical business insights.

Greater Rappold Columbus Ohio Rochester N. Y Portland Ore San Francisco Retail Training Corporation

Permission Granted for Stalcup to Aid Farmers

Steve Stalcup district gravel road superintendent asked the state highway commission to release men and teams from highway work for harvest aid. A. N. Hinkle, maintenance superintendent, approved a ten day to three week extension as needed. Farmers will welcome the forethought.

Steve Stalcup State Highway Commission Stalcup A. N. Hinkle Armers

Schanlaub Plays Ball For Minot Nine

Paul Schanlaub a former mathematics teacher and baseball coach at Linton High School writes from here that he is playing with the Minot baseball team in the North Dakota league. Friends here hope he makes good.

Paul Schanlaub Linton High School Minot North Dakota Schanlaub

Carved Rock Found at Bray House on Third Street

Workmen raising Charles Bray's house on Third Street northeast uncovered a large rock carved with initials W. D. 1903. The identity of W. D. remains unknown, but the initials stirred speculation among the laborers.

Charles Bray Third Street W. D

Greene County Farmers Meet at Public Library

The Greene county farmers association will hold a meeting at the public library Friday at 10 o'clock. Representatives from neighboring counties will attend. All local farmers are encouraged to attend.

Farmers’ Association of Greene County Adjoinmer Counties

Methodist Baseball Player Hurt In Practice Accident

While practicing yesterday with the Methodist baseball team Nola Newt Johnson was struck on the arm by a pitched ball The injury was a severe bruise and no other harm occurred.

Methodist Nola Newt) Johnson

Airplane to Dro p Personal Letter Over Linton in 1923 Campaign

A letter from Charles M. Wells to Elmer Sherwood announces a June 20 1923 airplane drop over Linton Indiana to deliver a personal message promoting the Military Training Camps association recruiting drive. The plan aims for publicity as part of nationwide camp promotion. A separate blaze destroyed the Frank Burke restaurant and nearby shops with no clues on arson or fire bugs. volunteers prevented spread to nearby homes.

Military Training Camps’ Association Secretary of War Elmer Sherwood Charles M. Wells John B. Reynolds Indianapolis Indiana Military Training Camps Association Sherwood Greene County Mr. Sherwood Linton Frank Burke Clarence Beaver Armour Poultry and Cream Station

Fire at Merom destroys four business houses in suspected robbery

Sullivan Indiana June 19 Fire causing about six thousand dollars damage and believed started to cover a pool room robbery razed four Merom business houses and threatened the residence district. Firefighters arrived as a Pinkston pool room window was forced open and the till rifled.

Indiana Sunday School Council convenes in Indianapolis

Sunday school workers from across Indiana gather at the Cadle tabernacle for a three day convention of the Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education. A parade with more than 10 000 participants and nearly one hundred city floats is planned for tomorrow afternoon, featuring historical scenes in religious education. The pageant will close the event Thursday night.

Indianapolis Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education Cadle Tabernacle

Floods Wreck Towns in Nebraska Along Loup River

Floods from the Loup river caused heavy damage in Fullerton and St. Ed wards with three feet of water. Rail tracks and bridges were washed out, crops harmed, and communications disrupted. Eighty state Y M C A boys are marooned at Camp Sheldon between the Loup and Platte rivers.

Columbus Neb Fullerton St. Edwards Camp Sheldon Loup Platter

Lawn Social at St. Peter's Planned on North Main

The ladies of St. Peter's Catholic congregation announce a lawn social and dance at the K of C home on North Main street Tuesday evening June 19 with special music. All the public is invited.

Ladies of St. Peter’s Catholic Congregation K. of C North Main Street

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