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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
1
Pickets and company guards fought at the Black Decker plant in Kent Ohio. Six men were shot and many more gassed or wounded as strikebreakers were brought in. Workers at nearby plants joined the picket line while William Crayford, president of the Machinists' union, announced riot warrants.
The thirty four th Psi Iota Xi national convention met in Jeffersonville over two days with registration and first business sessions Thursday and a Masonic Temple luncheon. New officers were elected, a new song book endorsed, and charitable projects planned. Bloomfield attendees included Mrs. Wayne Secrest and Miss Mary A. Haines. A separate social highlighted Mr and Mrs Wilbern Allen’s recent marriage with gifts noted.
Mrs George Go Jean and others hosted a luncheon bridge at Mrs Tradelift s home. Indiana University trustees named 197 county scholarship winners including Bloomfield s Randall Murman Frieda Sparks Betty Roach. Rural Electrification s Sk A Rollison and royal federal rep J A Schellenger surveyed lines for contracts. John Keys fractured his collarbone after a fall. Tri Kappa plans a $1000 hospital camera for James Whitcomb Riley Hospital. local chapter donated $10 and reported on Bloomington province convention. next meeting July 2 at Miss Mary Slinkard s home.
Mr and Mrs Waller Ambs announce the birth of a daughter Cecile McLin on Thursday June 1 at home here. The baby weighs pounds and both mother and child are doing nicely. Several local residents attend social visits and family gatherings across Sullivan Freelandville Robison and Hendricksville with relatives and friends calling on patients and attending funerals. Local couples club meetings and kin visits fill the week with relatives visiting cousins and parents in nearby towns.
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