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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
2
An assortment of rates for notices and ads lists monthly and yearly prices, with per inch and per word charges for reading notices and obituaries. It includes scattered asides about Bergdoll, Coolidge, Bolshevism, and famed aviator Lindbergh, reflecting era chatter.
The state highway commission is urged to adopt Arthur Symms plan to begin paving immediately and the idea is presented as deserving favorable consideration. Col Lindbergh has not guaranteed attendance on July Fourth for the air circus but a strong lineup of stunt airmen and a fine exhibition are promised.
Indiana Pa June 25 a Homer City surgeon Dr Frank F Moore who saved a Creekside miner seven years earlier died after a gunman he aided shot him in his car. The miner John Ammorian then killed himself with a pistol after the crash in an apparent grudge over a partial recovery.
Miss Marvy Symms underwent an appendectomy this morning. The patient is reported in good condition.
E L Bach secretary-manager of the Greater Linton club takes the display to Indianapolis at the Bell Telephone building for next week. More than 200000 are expected to view it. Bernard Pierson assisted with art and setup. The exhibit includes the public library Linton Stockton high school Freeman City hospital City park Linton Country club Elks home Harting Bottling works a Community sales view coal mine and stripping plant views. After Indianapolis it will move to a local show window.
Indiana business activity rose about 3 percent in May from May of last year, aided by gains in coal output, building permits, livestock receipts, bank deposits and auto production. Freight car loadings and pig iron also climbed, with overall employment steady and summer demand expected to keep production high despite some regional coal labor slack.
Rapid June 25 report states President dgenoid received a box of large milk fed worms from the Omaha Chapter of the Isaakton League. Worms, reportedly from 6 to 8 inches long and fed on worm meal, had been prepared for Black Hills use. George Ro Wisher, Ginahe World-Herald correspondent, described the worms and noted Coolidge accepted them laughingly and pledged to use them soon.
James M. Humphreys, a charter City Park board member, will place five young fox squirrels in a cage at Linton City Park for the summer. The animals, sourced from Greene county hill country residents, will be delivered tomorrow morning. They will be released in the autumn in hopes of establishing a permanent home in the park trees and starting families.
The W A W Club enjoyed a pleasant evening at Miss Madge Porter's home with sewing, chats, and radio music. A birthday cake for Mrs Skomp, a candy contest won by Miss Gladys Campbell, and generous refreshments topped the event. Next gathering planned at Mrs Skomp's house with members and guests listed.
Spencer Ind June 25 Mr and Mrs Roy Collings and their infant from Indianapolis were in a collision on an overhead bridge near Gosport. They were brought to Spencer for treatment. Mrs Collings suffered severe facial and neck cuts while the baby had minor injuries. Both cars suffered heavy damage.
A compact set of classified notices includes rental offers, sales of fruit and furniture, poultry for sale, and a small notice seeking a 4 room house to rent. Items mention 40.1st St S W, Raspberries for Will deliver at Linton, furniture like rugs and stoves, Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, and a four room house with garage to rent near 440 Tenth Street NE.
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