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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
Fred Skomp of Gary dies with wife having died in October 1932. Funeral services set for 2 PM Saturday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Bailey officiating. Interment in Fairview cemetery. Masonic lodge members to participate in rites.
Postmaster Sappenfield received notice that Lyons two rural routes merge into a single route effective July 1. Thomas Pickard will oversee both routes with a combined route length of 68 826 miles and a salary of 2 460 plus maintenance fees. Noah Goodman moves to Terre Haute to manage Route Six with a salary of 2 600 plus maintenance fees. Goodman's family plans relocation. Lyons mail service remains unchanged.
Washington Indiana June 21 Mrs Sarah Colbert a well known local woman offers a simple method to use excess radishes Peel slice dip in flour season to taste and fry in grease The fried radishes are described as tasting like fried meat and very good She has shared the recipe with neighbors hoping to reach more readers.
June 21 Indianapolis In a move tied to the Hauer law a coalition of retail liquor dealers forms the Retail Liquor Dealers Protective Association of Indiana Inc The group led by John J Harris aims to recruit 1500 to 2000 members and promote strict law compliance They will expose illegalities of irresponsible retailers with support from major hotel and cafe owners and promise cooperation from the state excise department The drive seeks to keep liquor sellers accountable and prevent any repeal backlash in the state
The local Salvation Army plans a July 3 picnic for about 300 mothers and children with transportation from the hall at 9 a.m. Donations to the picnic fund may be sent to Captain Benger, 264-W, or 99 A Street NW. Also a correction note about an earlier letter stating $20 a month. the intended sum is $20.00.
Salvation Army hosts Free and Easy meeting Saturday 7 45 p m Sunday 9 15 directory class 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 a m Holiness meeting 2 30 singing company practice 6 Young Peoples Legion at 7 Salvation meeting Public meetings through the week Thursday and Saturday Ladies Nome League Thursday 1 30 Band of Love Friday at 180 p m Captain M Benger in charge welcome
Scott studio receives credit for the Sexton Sisters and Miss Evelyn Whittington image published in Wednesday edition of the Lin ton Daily Citizen.
The Vacation Church school of First Baptist Church ends after three weeks with a 7 30 p m confirmation service. Beginners led by Mrs Det Dodd dramatize a Bible story. Primary class led by Mrs Harry J Bailey assisted by Annis Wolford and Lynn Tindall displays work. Certificates awarded to regular attendees. public invited.
Morris Chapel notes record weekend visits and dinners. Linton guests Mr. and Mrs. Wood Padgett join Mrs. Padgett’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Goodman and Dixie for Sunday meals. Betty Lou Richard of West Atlas visits cousin Eula Frances Richard for a week. Other local gatherings include a Friday supper with Isaac LeForge Edith Seidel and Junior in Coalmont.
Night guest of Mrs Elza Tyler Thursday included John Blume and family and Harry Blutie and family. Mr and Mrs Hallie Richard and son Donnie Ray were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Alton Enochs. Lone Beasley and Dale of Lone Three visited Mack Tyler of Linton Sunday morning. Fathers Day dinner hosted at John Blume Sr residence with Cov ers for Harry Blume and family Jess Blume and John Blume Jr families. Afternoon guests Mr and Mrs John Roach and Alice. R L Herold and Mrs Alice Miller hosted overnight. Dewey Miller and family attended Tuesday night, Orval Miller and daughter of Dugger joined Wednesday. Mrs Wm Woodward of Bick town visited Mrs John Lennings on Wednesday.
Roy Pugh and Miss Florence Brown of Vincennes were Sunday in Vicksburg with Malcolm Gardner. Charles Swaby visited relatives near Lone Tree Monday. Mr and Mrs William Brown and Mrs Emmett Edson and daughter Virginia Bell were in Terre Haute Saturday night. Charles Sims was in Green Castle Tuesday on business. Frank Brown was in Jasonville Wednesday. Mrs Sam Stockrahm and daughter Melba were in Linton Tuesday evening. John Sexton and Mr and Mrs William Brown visited Mrs Brown's cousin Mrs John Sexton of Jacksonville in Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Sims and daughter Wilma June were in Terre Haute Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Sims were in Sullivan Tuesday. Mack Mitchell was in Terre Haute Saturday.
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