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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
The schedule lists eleven games for the week starting Monday June 24. Contests include Glenburn Mission against Pleasantville, United Brethren vs Olive Branch at Triangle diamond, and Linton Baptist facing Morris Chapel at Linton Park.
Lyons Indiana June 21 annual initiation of the Lyons 4 Her club was held in club colors green and white. After the ceremony refreshments were served in the Home Economics room. Initiated were Patsy Kirk Maxine Deckard Betty Hatfield Oakleen Johnson June Shilkett Charlotte Hatfield Beverly Edwards Ruth Page Delema Baker Betty Shelton Nancywell Patterson Melba Ruth McLaughlin Ruth Ranard Mary Benham Joanna Carpenter Rose Marie Isenogle Imopeny Brown Rose Canady Norma Deane Perkins Ada Roudebush Louise Isenogle Anna Marie Roudebush. First year sewing girls met Tuesday morning at the school house to sew and later for a picnic lunch with guests members and leaders.
Livestock figures show hogs at 8.90 to 9.35 for heavies and 9.65 to 10.70 for lights. Cattle complex notes good steers to 12.00, top heifers to 10.00, cows 4.75 to 7.00, calves around 5.00, and movers at 8.00. Veterans group plans a reunion meeting Monday at 7:80 PM.
The eighth annual Tri County Fair will run August 26 to 31 in Jasonville city park. Organizers led by Ivan Coader and George W. Puckett promise a bigger and better fair with permanent exhibit buildings and tents replaced. A custodian will supervise the summer playground to ensure proper behavior and adherence to park rules.
Lafayette June 21 A total attendance of 26 126 was registered at 604 extension schools conducted by Purdue University staff and county agents. Eight corn schools drew 476, tomato growers 1 404, dairy feeding 448, dairy league 610, marketing of eggs 439, farm machinery 1 094, firm management 2 016, hog production 204, poultry 2 687, legumes crop and fertility 619, sheep 1 168, weed control 188.
About 100 airplanes and glider pilots from various schools compete in the first annual National Intercollegiate Flying club meet in LaPayette Indiana. Events include spot landings bomb dropping paper drafting barrier landing balloon bursting and endurance for gliders. Team points count 60 percent toward the Grover Loening trophy with air hours completing the remaining 50 percent. Purdue Glider club awards a trophy to the elider winner. Airplane events scheduled at Purdue University airport with a 20 mile handicap race featured.
Willard Fiscus today joined Standard Oil as manager of the South Main street station succeeding Carlton who moved to co manager of the D X One Stop Super Service unit on First and West Vincennes. Fiscus, formerly of Linton, has seven years with Standard Oil in South Bend and Vincennes.
Owing to necessary repairs at the sub station on the Edwards port line the electric power and water will be off Sunday morning from 1 80 until 8 00 o clock In case of fire all services will be turned on It will take one and a half hours to make the repairs aetle
Bloomfield items list a damages suit filed by Olive Burks next friend against Edith Ketcheim, a voluntary dissolution filing for Home Loan and Savings Association of Linton, a divorce petition for LeRoy Bassett, an inheritance tax appraisal for Alice V. Cornelius, plus a long account of a dinner bridge party with many Bloomfield residents, church events, student updates, scholarships, and club officer installs. The Presbyterian Church dining room featured spring flowers and prizes awarded to numerous locals.
Trustee Jesse C Figgins of Stockton Township announced sealed bids for school bus driver services for the 1085-86 school year. Bids accepted until Tuesday morning July 16. Specs require insurance and a $500 bond, with health certificates for drivers and board reserve to reject all bids.
Indianapolis June 21 Sps The first of a series of fire schools sponsored by Donald I Stiver director of public safety and under direct supervision of Purdue University will be held July 1 probably at Kokomo There will be 28 schools two each week in fourteen regions Instructors include John J OBrien Archie McCabe and Sammett Cox These schools inaugurated under Purdue and state department are the first in the Midwest culminating in a state wide school at Purdue University Attendance last year drew 350 firemen It is expected to exceed this year Instructions cover hose laying coupling nozzle work ladder work first aid hydraulics and pumping with inspection in 12 building classes
Indiana University students approve a merit based selection plan for senior class officers and end officer positions in other classes. A committee led by Dean Edmundson will choose seniors by scholarship and activities with equal gender representation. Freshman to junior class elections are abolished to remove political patronage and group control on campus.
Mr and Mrs Bert Klutey announce the birth of a 844 pound boy named Harlin Eugene born Thursday at their home in Sandborn The mother is Dorothy King of Linton formerly Miss King both mother and baby are reported to be getting along satisfactorily
Mrs Lula Colley of A and Ninth streets northeast is reported recovering satisfactorily in the Miami Valley hospital in Dayton Ohio after a major operation. She underwent the procedure Thursday morning and word of her condition was received today.
Mrs William Thompson and Mrs George Deneve of Dugger visited in Linton today while Miss Mary Thompson of Dugger spent a week in Terre Haute with her sister Miss Iredia Thompson. Marcus Pacuvius was a Roman writer of tragedies.
The Home Economics Club of this city will meet at 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon in the Linton public library. All members are urged to be present.
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