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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

6

Lyons Social Roundup Delivers Town Guests and Visits

Indianapolis hosts Clarence Rhodes and Eva Schantz visited by Lyons families. Washington and Terre Haute travelers wintered with Madden Shilkett and Shilkett relatives. Indiana residents visited Bloomington Cleveland and Indianapolis while Miss Mildred Wells travels, and Ridge Farm Illinois and Waukegan guests appear in a local host list.

Clarence Rhodes Indianapolis Alex Hubbard Hilliary Madden Hanley Madden Washington Walter Madden Bill Shilkett Terre Haute Roy Shilkett Eva Schantz Richard Schneider Ft. Wayne Alvin McCarty Louis Blaney Elnora Ada Chipman Bloomfield John Wilson Bloomington John Wilson Sr Lee Richardson Bill Richardson Cleveland Ohio Mildred Wells Charles Martin Elkhart Ralph Winninger Montgomery Ralph Hirth Ernest Fields Carolyn Bunch Waukegan T. M. Mitchell Ridge Farm Ill

Two at Loogootee Are Electrocuted

In Loogootee Indiana two Clay Products Co workers Charles Combs 23 and Dexter Salmon 34 were killed by electrocution while drilling holes for dynamite in a clay pit. They stood in water while using an electric drill and died about four hours before their bodies were found in the pit.

Loogootee Ind Loogootee Clay Products Co Charles Combs Dexter Salmon

Little David Fry Returns Home After Shriners Care

David Fry five year old son of Mr and Mrs Freel Frye of Pleasantville returns home from Shriners hospital in St Louis for observation. He is expected to undergo surgery in a few weeks and then stay four months as a hospital patient. David contracted polio in August 1953 and will celebrate his sixth birthday on June 26.

David Fry Freel Frye Pleasantville Shriners’ Hospital St. Louis David

Linton Man Attends Annual Fire Department School

Robert G. Veth of Linton represented the Fire department at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot at the 15th annual fire department instructor's conference. The event, held at the Indianapolis fire department drill school, was conducted by the Indiana Fire Service Training Schools with demonstrations on ladder raising hose rolling knots artificial respiration pump operations and sprinkler hookups. State fire and safety experts spoke.

Lafayette Robert G. Veth Linton U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot Crane Fire Department Indianapolis Indiana Fire Service State Fire and Safety

Coal Freight Rate Increase Denied by State PSC

The Indiana State Public Service Commission rejected a 6 percent intra state coal freight hike aimed at generating about 79 963 in extra revenue. The rate would cap at 15 cents per ton and the ICC could still overturn the decision. PSC chair Warren Buchanan said higher rates lacked justification and would burden producers and the public.

Indianapolis State Public Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Warren Buchanan PSC ICC Buchanan

Death of Helena area school teacher G H Leger

G H Leger about 60 of Helena Montana died Wednesday afternoon from a heart attack. Widow Ruth Hussey of Linton survives with one son Harlow Leger of Akron Ohio. Sisters include Mrs G E Smith Mrs Charles Rodenbeck of Linton Mrs Robert Raney of Ft Myers Florida and Mrs O D Clayton of Carlisle. Funeral services expected in Helena.

G. H. Leger Helena Mont Leger Ruth Hussey Linton Harlow Leger Akron Ohio O. D. Clayton Carlisle

Wiener Roast For Cub Scout Pack 57 Tonight

A wiener roast for Cub Scout Pack 57 members and families is set for 7:00 this evening at Humphreys Park. Attendees should bring their own wieners and buns while soft drinks will be supplied by leaders.

Cub Scout Pack No. 57 Humphreys Park

Rainbow Order to Practice Initiation at Nasonic Hall

Members of the Linton Order of Rainbow will meet at the Nasonic hall Monday at 9 o clock to rehearse for initiation services planned the same evening. All members are urged to attend.

Linton Order of Rainbow Nasonic Hall

Meg faces war rumors and personal binds in April

Meg endures quarrels with Matilda while Seattle readies for war. Michael, Tim and others weigh Alaska dangers and the Dyea Trail asMeg resolves to control her life and plan for the baby amid social pressures and past entanglements.

Meg Cox House Matilda Gretchen Michael Dyea Dyea Canyon Jenny Nathan Johnny Seattle North Klondike Cuba

Market reports from Indianapolis hog and cattle sale

Live stock trading opened strong with hogs 180 to 250 lb at 16.00 to 16.50 dollars, several to 16.75, heavier hogs up to 16.50. Cattle and calves: 800 cattle and 200 calves, prices mostly steady to firm. good to low choice fed steers 18.00 to 20.00, standard steers 16.00 to 17.50, good heifers 17.25 to 18.50, weanlings steady. spring lambs 20.00 to 22.50.

Indianapolis

Three Die in Gary Collision on U S 12 Overpass

A three man squad and a fourth injured in a crash on the South Shore railroad overpass on U S 12 in Gary. Victims are Charles Stevenson 28 Eddie Morgan and an unidentified man. Eddie Pope 22 of Gary injured. The truck driver Russell Leedy of Goshen not hurt.

Gary Charles Stevenson Eddie Morgan Eddie Pope U.S. 12 South Shore Railroad Russell Leedy Goshen

Workers offer free labor to Spiegel Furniture during revival

Shelbyville Indiana Spiegel Furniture Co plans to resume full production within two weeks under a unique plan in which employees will work for free for one month to help the firm regain footing. Five men started work Monday as production gradually restarts after a lengthy shutdown caused by a financial crisis.

Shelbyville Ind The Spiegel Furniture Co William Spiegel

Man Gets Sentence In Bombing Case

Fort Wayne judge handed Ralph J. Lambert of New Haven a 1 to 3 year prison term and a $245 fine for his role in a September bombing attempt on a United Moving and Storage Co. makeshift dynamite device through a broken window failed to detonate. Two other men were involved. one was acquitted and the other did not appear for trial. Authorities linked the attack to the companys labor troubles at the time.

Fort Wayne Ralph J. Lambert New Haven Lamber United Moving and Storage Co

Spiegel Plans Temporary Pay Freeze to Reopen Plant

Spiegel offers a month without pay if the plant reopens. He secured a $50,000 Small Business Administration loan and $15,000 from a local stock sale. The firm expects about 60 workers soon and will get creditor supplies until orders are paid. Workers were told pay would resume later via stock sharing or other arrangement.

Spiegel Small Business Administration

War One Veterans to Meet Sunday in Linton

Members of the Clarence West Barracks of Veterans of World War I and its Women’s Auxiliary will meet at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at Linton City hall to plan their participation in the 1956 Fourth of July celebration for the community.

Clarence West Linton City Hall Linton

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