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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
4
Sandborn scene filled with visits and guests as Rev W E Huckridge and families travel through town. Residents from Cranford New Jersey Elnora Columbus Linton Princeton North Florida and Winter Haven share weekends and dinners with local households.
Mrs. Rosetta I. Davison of Terre Haute says after twenty years of acid indigestion and constipation Retonga cured her. She reports improved digestion, regular bowels, fewer headaches, and better sleep. Retonga is available at W. C. cvilian Drug Co. Ade.
Mrs Charles Warner and family of Palmersburg hosted relatives. Mr Ralph Frye and Lyle Arams of Cincinnati visited Theodore Frye and family for the week. Mrs Kenneth Holmes and son Kenneth Allen of Springfield Tenn stayed with her mother Mrs Cilla Hart and kin. Ernestine Thompson left for Denver for a three week visit with Mr and Mrs J F Thompson. Georgian Wagner returned from a week with her sister Mrs Bernard Mollet in Odon.
West Atlas community remarks on Miss Phyllis Harbin staying with Mrs Avista Bedwell who is ill. Mrs Thomas J Shields was in Terre Haute on business. Margaret Ruth Hale visited Ralph Hale. Ora Fainot family and guests dined with Edwin Tindick near Linton. Mrs Urban Lovelace improves after illness. Austin Wools and family hosted guests from Marion Muncie Worthington and others at dinner.
New York reports Princess Rosebud Yellow said Indian youngsters are replacing traditional native songs with popular music. The comment highlights a cultural shift among youth in the Indian community in New York.
Robe, descendant of Chief Sitting Bull, speaks to the Music Club at Hunter College. The princess performs Sioux dances on a drum before the audience.
In British Malaya a coolie fleeing a wild buffalo leaped from a 20 foot cliff while carrying a heavy theodolite box. He landed unconscious but unharmed, the buffalo died with a broken neck nearby. The incident is recounted in the Government Survey Department annual report.
Sioux Falls officials prepare for the national cornshucking contest set for the first week in November. Four fields are prepared with hybrid corn, one on high ground, one on low, and two with normal drainage. Farmers receive fertilizer and suitable cultivating equipment as inspectors monitor corn throughout the summer toward the competition.
A nameless, officerless club with no meetings or clues was formed by Mrs. John Cook this week in Marshfield Gre. More than fifty members joined. The sole requirement for membership is to make someone smile each day.
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