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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

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Receivers Named for Vandalia Coal Co

Judges appoint J. B. Orr and Oren M. Ragsdale as receivers for Vandalia Coal Co with bond set at 25000. Assets include several Sullivan area mines valued around 5 million. Suit filed by Alfred M. Ogie and Harold T. Dyer claim solvency but inability to operate and meet obligations. Rumor says mine 16 plans cleanup and possible reopening, workers may return if operation resumes.

J. B. Orr Oren M. Ragsdale Vandalia Coal Company Mahlon E. Bush Sullivan Alfred M. Ogie Harold T. Dyer

Clears Complexion Clears Complexion

A playful line praises a dear for a clear and beautiful complexion, noting compliments amid a cheerful exchange. The brief remark centers on beauty and personal appearance in a lighthearted tone.

James W Staker Dead in Jasonville Area

James W Staker aged 69 died at Union hospital Terre Haute Sunday after an operation. He leaves two daughters Mrs Ella Hart Jasonville and Mrs Florence Boston Lewis a grandson James W Hart two sisters Mrs Mary Gadbury and Mrs Margaret House one brother Nelson Stoker and an uncle David Worth The funeral will be at the home one mile north of Jasonville Wednesday at 1 50 pm Burial will be at Lewis cemetery.

Jasonville Ind James W. Staker Union Hospital Terre Haute Ella Hart Florence Boston Lewis James W. Hart Mary Gadbury Margaret House Nelson Stoker David Worth Lewis Cemetery

Indianapolis Coal Buying Surges as Prices Low

Indianapolis in June reports a large number of coal users stockpiling for winter taking advantage of unusually low summer prices. W Scott Smith, secretary of the Indianapolis Coal company, says orders for Pocahontas and other eastern coals have kept spring business heavy. He notes prices have been at multi year lows, and the market is stiffening as high grade eastern coal prices rise to normal after an unusual downturn.

Indianapolis W. Scott Smith Indianapolis Coal Company

Terre Haute City Loses Big Damage Case

Sullivan Ind June 23 A jury awarded Margaret Jaques $2000 against the city of Terre Haute for injuries suffered January 13 when a car hit deep holes on North Thirteenth street near Buckeye and overturned. Jaques, riding with William Hurst, claimed city negligence in allowing the pavement defects.

Tribute to Thomas Riley Marshall Memorial Service

Indianapolis June 23 A public tribute to Thomas Riley Marshall former vice president and Indiana governor will be held next Sunday at 4 30 PM in First Presbyterian church Sixteenth and North Delaware Streets Marshall a church member will be honored with three addresses by Rev George L McIntosh Wabash College president and alumnus Meredith Nicholson author will speak on His Public Service Dr William Miles Wishard another Wabash College alumnus and lifelong friend will eulogize His Personal Qualities

Indianapolis Thomas Riley Marshall United States Indiana First Presbyterian Church Sixteenth North Delaware Marshall George L. McIntosh Wabash’ College Meredith Nicholson William Miles Wishard Wabash College Mr. Marshall

Post Office Class Changes for Indiana Towns

Washington Indiana post office advances from second to first class. Andrews Cambridge City Hobart and Orleans promoted from third to second class. Argos Indiana changes from second to third class.

Washington Post Office Department Ind Indiana Andrews Cambridge City Hobart Orleans Argos

Indiana News United Briefs From June 23

Short dispatches report Kenny Reed, 8, injuring a shoulder after a fall from a playground fly at Oakland City. James Rusher, 57, Sullivan County farmer, died fishing at Sullivan. Jacob Fulwider, 75, Crawfordsville farmer, buried in a casket he ordered nine years ago made from a native cherry tree. Mrs Kate Miller gravely injured. no more tornado victims in Princeton hospitals. Forty ex servicemen took free fishing licenses in Bloomington. First piling for the bridge over White River near Washington, replacing a ferry on State Road 6. Mrs Julia Stewart caught a four pound bass while fishing at Goose Prairie. she stepped on it to secure the catch.

Crawfordsville Jacob Fulwider Princeton Kate Miller Washington East Fork White River Atwood Northcentral Indiana Jiylia Stewart Tate i Stewart

Telephone Bills Due at New Home Telephone Co

Bills are due at the New Home Telephone Co office on the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if unpaid by the 10th. Restoration after nonpayment costs 60 cents.

The New Home Telephone Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

First National Bank Ben Bach Linton, Indiana Greene County Greene County Loan Company Indiana Industrial Lenders Association Filbert E. J. Ecker & Son AERO Rhodenbeck Bros N. Main Street TBC Vandalia Coal CO Linton J. W. Staker Union Hos Pital Virginia Coal Thos. R. Marshall Hoosier In Indiana Post Indiana News United Press Dispatch Oakland City Kenneth Reed James Rusher Sullivan County Bloomington Wm. Coleman & Sons Ford TUDOR Paul Fry Vincennes Street Lynch & Liston
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