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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
5
Bert Brown a local saxophonist and musical director is highlighted in Conn's Musical Truth Elkhart Ind June issue. The feature shows a group of fourteen saxophone artists with Brown among the notable players gaining broader Hoosier state recognition.
The Mothers' club of the First Christian church will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the junior house. Elections of officers will be held, so all members are urged to attend.
Lester McCoy outlines the striped cucumber beetle as the key pest for growers. He notes the yellow insect with black lengthwise stripes and three damage pathways including root feeding by larvae and foliar or stem feeding by adults, plus disease spread. He recommends a calcium arsenate and gypsum mix applied weekly for five to ten weeks after germination, using a coarse bag for application.
Mr and Mrs Clint Sherwood former residents of this city now settled in Crawfordsville for permanent residence. Mr Sherwood has taken the Chrysler automobile agency in Montgomery county capital.
Hyacinth club members will gather Wednesday at 3 PM in Linton City Park for their annual picnic. Each member should bring tableware for her family and any guests.
L. E. Spinks will serve as substitute clerk in the Linton post office replacing Elmer Clayton during his vacation. Spinks began duties today in the clerk role.
Advertisement promotes Lavoptik eye wash by W. J. Hamilton with a dainty aluminum cup offered free. Claims that camphor hydrastis witchhazel mix brightens eyes after a week and regular use keeps eyes healthy and sparkling.
Rev M E Abee preached at Jasonville Methodist Church last evening in a surprise service. Tuesday night marks the fourth quarterly conference with Dr KE Baldrey preaching at 730 pm. The junior girls choir provides music and a large crowd is urged to attend.
The Elks and their wives plan a 500 card game Tuesday evening at 8:50 at the Silks home on North Main Street. Proceeds will go to the hospital.
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