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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
2
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The text critiques starvation pay and urges action in defense of Linton. It lauds the Russian people for an enduring exhibition and asserts the city deserves praise for its worth and potential.
Senator Tom Watson probably marks the day as a near miss when he cannot deliver an oratorical fit in the senate chamber.
Members of China's congress sit around Peking awaiting a quorum while drinking tea, a scene contrasted with American congressmen who are rarely linked to such a habit.
After Congress bars foreign ships that sell liquor Wayne Wheeler may order disfranchisement for any American found guilty of traveling on a wicked wet Canadian ship.
The Greater Linton Club marks its first success at Cedar Park as the organization celebrates its inaugural monument. Officials hint at upcoming programs, signaling expansion and continued activity for the indomitable group.
The George Washington wine list quotes American Moonshine Whisky and raises questions about who the official moonshiner patronized by the shipping board might be.
About 150 Republican lawmakers urged against keeping Joe Tumulty’s chosen treasury official, arguing that “deserving Democrats” should receive little consideration.
Jackson county authorities investigate an assault near Leesville with an undetermined girl tied to a tree. A car with unusual tire tread was linked to the case after a witness reported a scream and a roadster seen in Medora near midnight. A bottle of ether, a $1.40 purse, and a knotted necktie were found at the scene.
Oliver Rawley of Worthing was severely injured while plowing for H. H. Sloan on the Sol Dixon farm when a gang plow ran away after a frightened piece of paper. He was pitched headfirst before the plow, with shovels injuring his jaw, left wrist, and right hand.
Promoters M. C. Duncan and Percy Myers lease ground near White River one half mile north of the Newberry covered bridge for a new beach resort. A bath house, benches, tables, dancing pavilion and grounds cleanup are underway for a proposed Saturday opening. Rip McMillion will run dining services with chicken dinners ice cream and drinks. Dancing will be supervised by Duncan Wakefield and Myers with first class music. Automobiles reach within 500 feet. camping, fishing and water sports facilities planned with safeguards against drownings.
Decker Ind June 21 H Plass and sons Frank and Edward yesterday sold their estimated 4000 bushels of early transparent apples at 2.60 per bushel. The apples are fine for early fruit and will command a high price on the Chicago market. Messrs Plass are congratulated on a fine and early crop, and they also have a large peach orchard and grow cantaloupe and sweet potatoes.
Coakley Howe of Louisville accused his wife Irene and farm hand William Jay of eloping. He says he raced a train from New Haven to Louisville in a car, was disarmed by police, and later helped arrest the trio. Howe claims he learned killing would be a sin after four hours of prayer and warned Bray of future violence.
Four year old Jack McGregor, son of Mr and Mrs Fred McGregor of St Joseph Missouri, visiting his grandfather in Princeton, was struck by a car and killed while crossing the street yesterday.
Virginia Jon McIntyre, seven days old, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McIntyre of South Linton, died last night. Survived by two sisters Waneta and Marie. Funeral held this afternoon with burial at Fairview cemetery.
Carrie Malissie Morris aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wonder of Dugger, died last night at 2 o clock. Funeral set for 2 pm Thursday with burial in Hickory cemetery.
Yesterday afternoon a gas meter explosion at Burton's garage was caused by a back firing gas heater, not a blow torch as previously stated. Mrs. Claude Maxwell will host the Elks' Ladies 500 club event at the club rooms tonight.
A series of brief notices lists residents and guests traveling to cities like Indianapolis Terre Haute Detroit and Fort Wayne for work visits or to spend time with relatives or attend events. Names include A M Forst William Goldberg Anna Murphy Wallace Miller Lucille Mills Elither Cooprider and many local families.
The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church held June guest day with Mrs. Will Johnson hosting. A large group attended. Mrs. Sherwood led the India lesson. Mrs. Mott reported on Worthington group meeting. A playlet by Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. Sherwood impressed attendees. A China girls' school box will be sent. Plans for chain parties for church ladies were announced. Refreshments served, favors of sweet peas and pansies given.
The young people’s class No 20 of the Methodist Sunday school meets at 6 15 pm at the church to start a bathing party at Shady Beach. All members are urged to attend for a good time.
All Mooseheart members are urged to attend the regu lar meeting tonight to finalize plans for an outing at Shady Beach.
The J T T club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Frank Jordan in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Chris Sarris announce the birth of a nine pound girl born Monday in a local hospital.
Eagles lodge Aerie 578 and Linton Lodge BPOE, Odd Fellows 637 host events. Prayer meetings at M E and Baptist churches. Legionaires and Ladies Francy Work Circle meet at Mrs Joel White's. Mystic Circle gathers with Mrs Harley Ham.
Pythian Sisters No 42 Tinton Lodge No 560 A F A M Loyal Order of Moose Barbers Union No 233 hold meetings and prayers at local churches. Ladies Auxiliary Choir practice at Baptist church. F U N club meets with Miss The Poe J T T Club meets with Mrs Frank Jordan Elks Ladies play 500 at club rooms Choir at Christian Uniform Rank K of P No 97 QuaPaw Tribe No 143 Rose Bud Circle to meet Mrs Lee McClung Women’s Relief Corps No 69 Eagle Encampment No 2292 I O O F War Mothers Legion to meet at club room.
Pike County commissioners refused to accept the new Pike County courthouse until contractors meet the plans and specifications. Alterations in wiring plumbing and finishing are ordered. Completion will take weeks, with occupancy not expected until August. Furniture and fixtures contract to be let at July meeting. Building cost about 300000 dollars and will be among the South Indiana’s most modern courthouses.
The B Y P A of the Baptist church rode to Shady Beach for a bathing party last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Dullie Roark and several Misses Myers Humphreys Davis Coen Baughman Maxwell Symms and girls Ione Baughman Fiona Maxwell and others along with Messrs Guy Moss Jack Workman Charley Richardson Sammy Curtis Russell Owen Falk Terrence Fennell.
The Christian team defeated Baptist last night as pitching lagged behind. Final score 12 to 11 after a seventh inning rally. Batteries Baptist W Johnson E Blackburn and Carter Christians Ingleman Murdock Taylor and Carlton.
W F Nemyer of 451 North Ninth Street Terre Haute Indiana says Tanlac cured long standing kidney pain back trouble and weak appetite. He reports weight gain restored energy and the ability to work as before claiming he feels ten years younger and stronger. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
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