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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
3
Kiwanis International outlined a wide program focusing on responsive public affairs education and problem solving rather than partisan politics. A nominating conference for 1936 37 Kiwanis officers was scheduled for the evening.
Lyons June 23 list of attendees from the Church of Christ for a Bloomington song tally includes Ezra Deckard and family Mrs Henry Owens and family Mrs Reba Burd sall and Mrs Opal Bloomer Eva Harbin sister of Fred Carpenter Mrs Millie Russell of Lyons dead at Pleasantville Mr and Mrs Wm Criss visited daughter Edith Sisson and family at Oakland City Fred Criss of Spencer carpentry here for Fred Brough spent weekend at home Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and Betty Ruth weekend at Evansville Robert Squire of Marco visited Dale Carpenter Sunday Mr and Mrs Edison Ketchem of Winslow spent weekend here Miss Helen Hunter visited her brother in Indianapolis last week and with sister in Manee this week Mr and Mrs Carl Squire of Maine visited Mr and Mrs Voris Carpenter family Sunday Miss Lottie Jeffers of Bloomington spent weekend with J T Jeffers and family Wm Patterson of Winslow spent weekend with family here Sunday visitors at Dr and Mrs B F Chambers were Wil Gein of Westphalia and Newton Chambers of Bicknell Mrs Magpie Pirtle visiting Indianapolis Miss Mollie Delay of Los Angeles formerly of this place treats here last week
The Lone Tree store hosts an ice cream social Friday night, June 26, organized by the Smith Township 4-H Busy Bee club. All are welcome, with music as an added attraction. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Love of Linton visited Mrs. Sadie Beckwith, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Breck and daughters Doris Emiline and Clara Ann of Linton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Baughman.
Linton Fire Department was summoned to the home of Mrs. Lid An Wolford on A street northeast early this afternoon. A short circuit in a radio caused a brief fire threat but the blaze was extinguished immediately with no reported injuries or damages beyond a small loss.
Mr and Mrs Paul Gambill of Wugger announce the birth of a baby girl named Sharla La Mayn the first child in the home. Mrs Gambill formerly Moeeda. Mrs Ray Ashbaugh of Bloomington visited recently with her brother Ivan Lynn of this city.
Angola Louisiana June 22 Capt Fred C Ball trainer of bloodhounds explains dogs must be trained like children. Nose shape and persistence matter and not all can follow a trail. Ball, a fog handler, works with trusties to track murderers robbers and jailbreakers across Tunica hills. Red the lean nose dog is his best. Mr and Mrs Millard Pope visited Indianapolis with relatives.
A surprise birthday party was given Saturday evening by Mrs. Russell Pirtle at her Dugger home for the birth anniversary of her husband. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Griffith and family, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edds, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Griffith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Vaught and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Raggins, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Robertson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Edds and son, Mrs. James Edds, Finsteds, and Mr. and Mrs. Pirtle.
Grasshoppers are widespread in grassy and weedy areas as well as alfalfa and clover fields across Indiana. They threaten crops such as corn and soybeans. farmers should inspect fields and report outbreaks. Poison bran bait, 10 to 15 pounds per acre, is advised, applied early morning with a mix of coarse bran Paris green or substitutes, molasses, and water. Local residents Mr and Mrs Taylor Pirtle hosted weekend guests.
Indiana State Medical Association bulletin urges action for hundreds of hay fever sufferers as ragweed season approaches. Advises identifying culprit plants, pre seasonal immunization with pollen extracts, and physician supervised injections to prevent symptoms.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mer and children from Detroit Michigan are visiting Mrs. Miller's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spice on A street southeast and other relatives for the week.
In a Monday junior league soft yball game, the Triangles defeated Glenburn Mission 5 to 4 at Lin- Stock Park. South Linton defeated the Linton 4-H club 11 to 4. Batters included Glenburns Holder Jokin Templeton and Holder, and Triangles Walters Hoffechts. South Linton McLain Powell Belcher, Linton 4-H Meurer Bryan.
Indiana farmers totaling 44,707 have received 72,976,764 in loans from the Farm Credit Administration of Louisville from May 4, 1933 to March 31, 1986. Clarence Manion, Indiana Director of the National Emergency Council, is closed today. Land Bank and Production Credit associations issued thousands of loans for diverse agricultural purposes including emergency crop relief.
The Glenburn Mission baseball team beat Dugger 8 to 5 at Linton City park diamond Monday evening. Harry led Glenburn with powerful hits, while Bryant and Jarmon pitched for the winners against McLinand and King for Dugger.
Nutritionists cite a AAA survey in 59 cities finding average milk use well below recommended levels. Eighteen percent buy no milk, fourteen percent under a quart per person weekly, sixty five percent under two quarts, and only six percent meet five quarts weekly.
Indianapolis June 23 Hog and cattle market results show steady to higher bids. Hogs 7,000 holdovers 93. heavies 9.60 to 10.00. mediums 10.25 to 10.55. lights 10.35 to 10.55. Cattle 2,200 with slaughter load steady. steers 8.25 top. bulk steers 7.35 to 8.19. bulk heifers 6.50 to 8.10. beef cows 4.75 to 5.50. cutters 3.50 to 4.26. Sheep 1,200. lambs steady with spring lambs 10 to 11 and tap 11.50. fat native ewes 3.50 down.
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