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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

5

Local boys win Rector Scholarship to DePauw University

Three local boys Lesler McKee, Marion L. Gwinn, and Lloyd T. Perkins have been awarded the Edward Rector scholarship at DePauw University Greencastle. The prize covers four years of free tuition and fees and honors students for merit in school work. The Linton Daily Citizen notes Linton’s record of athletic and academic achievement among graduates and upcoming youth.

Rector Depauw University Lesler McKee H. C. McKee Marion L. Gwinn B. F. Gwinn West Linton Lloyd T. Perkins Roy Perkins Edward Rector Greencastle Linton Daily Citizen Linton

Social calendar lists several club gatherings throughout week

Picnic supper for Needlecraft members and families at City park at 6 p m. Card party and lawn social at K of G club at 8 p m. Wednesday Girl Scouts meet at U B church basement at 2 p m Yaquina club with Mrs Williams at 1 30 p m L A L club picnic at City park with luncheon at American Legion home Royal Neighbors meet at 7 30 p m Good attendance desired All day Hiawatha club meeting at Red Men s hall Mrs Noble Thomas hostess American Legion meeting at Legion home 7 30 p m Thursday Greater Linton club meets at Saron Reformed church at 6 20 p m Friday Truth Seekers class at Reformed church with Mrs Henry Duhne at 2 p m Mt Mellick club at 2 p m Methodist ladies aid at church 2 p m Orange lodge at Red Men hall 7 30 p m

Needlecraft Club K. of G. Club U. B Yaquina Club Ola Williams Fies American Legion Home Royal Neighbors Hiawatha Club Red Men’s Hall Noble Thomas American Legion the Legion Home Greater Linton Club Saron Reformed Church Truth Seekers the Reformed Church Henry Duhne Fairview Road Mt. Mellick Club EH. A. Powell Methodist Ladies Aid Society Orange Lodge Red Men Hall

Linton School District Names 1929-30 Teaching Staff

The Linton city school board announces the 1929-30 faculty for both high school and grade schools. A. M. Grass leads high school with a full roster including Mary Adamson and Ethel Heitman. W. H. Murray named junior high principal for grades. Thy Beecher to serve as superintendent of all schools. Few changes from last year are noted.

Linton City School A. M. Grass Mary Adamson Ethel Heitman G. W. Landis Myrtle Malicoat Clarence Morgan Luther O'Brien Tather Osborn Estelle Phillips R. O Jessie Porter Harriet Schloot Stalcup Jere Goodman Mary J. Lin Margaret Murphy Doris Dixon W. H. Murray Vivian Humphreys Hildred McDonald Bert Barnes Mayme Berns Frank Lenning Grace Cox Josephine Beckwith Aildred Harbett Ruth O'Brien Leona Todd Roy Clayton Esther Baker Mary Jones Geneva Tlarris Wed. Kemp Lorena Letsinger Lucille Brown Marie Breck Mildred Humphreys Thy Beecher

City Park Picnic Honors Liddil and Gabbard Birthdays

An all day picnic at City park on Sunday celebrated the birth anniversaries of Charles Liddil and Harold Gabbard and marked the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gabbard. Attendees included numerous Liddil and Gabbard relatives and friends with multiple children listed.

City Park Charles Liddil Harold Gabbard Gabbard Myr Charles. Liddil Clythe Bernice Fern Virginia George Liddil Dorothy Mae Archie McCulloch Charles Norma Chester Shank Chester Ray Millard Pope Millard Lee George Withycombe Raymond James ‘Haseman Howard Thelma Viola Barbara June Arthur. Hollingsworth Lois Emma Lou Delina Mae Mack Hollingsworth Herschel Grace Mary Etta Marie Wayne Thomas Jessie Wendall Wilhelmina Millard Hagaman Ben Wilma Jean Earl Gabbard Fred Gabbard Billie Ruth Edwin Tendick Bobbie Hetty Calabough Charles Fish- Melvin Nell Haydock Harry Lee Cora Wilson

Teachers And Officers Of Baptist Sunday School Meet

The Baptist Sunday school teachers and officers met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Terhune with good attendance. July and August plans include a City Park picnic on July 1 and the D V B S commencement and exhibit Friday at 7 30 p m. Delegates were voted to attend the Franklin assembly July 22 to August 2. A social hour followed.

The Baptist Sunday School Grover Terhune Franklin Assembly

Spanish American War Veterans Meet at American Legion

The Spanish American War veterans held a regular meeting at the American Legion home with large attendance. Three recruits were added to the camp roll Burrell Phillips Israel M Love and James E Weller. The next meeting will be July 1 in Bloomfield with Elmer Flinn as commander and D A Mowery as adjutant.

Burrell Phillips Israel M. Love James E. Weller Bloomfield Elmer Flinn D. A. Mowery

Union Meeting to Form Central Labor Council

A meeting of representatives from all local unions of Jasonville and Linton will be held at the K P hall in Linton Thursday evening at 7 30 for planning to re establish a central labor union for the two cities State Federation president T N Taylor and Secretary Adolph Fritz will attend Labor Committee.

Jasonville Linton K. of P. Hall T. N. Taylor State Federation Adolph Fritz

Personal notices of regional visitors and travel across Indiana

Robert W Stewart of Pontiac is home for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Herbert Priest returned yesterday from Indianapolis. Cecil and Iva Baker went to Terre Haute for work in Dr Mayer's office. John Williams, president of the Indiana and Ohio Coal Co, was in town from Indianapolis on business. Charles Browning and daughters Sarah Mae and Marguerite were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Browning. Joe Scott Sr and family hosted a visit from Bicknell. Roy Bedwell and children Eugene and Clifford from Indianapolis are visiting. Mrs Bedwell will join later in Terre Haute. John Solliday of Indianapolis and daughter Mrs George Guthrie from Texas visited Mrs Fannie Stalcup. Mrs Charles Hewlett left for Pontiac to join her husband. daughters Mrs Harry Badders and Winogene and Helen Hewlett accompanied to San Antonio. John Corbin of Switz City with daughter Nell Corbin traveled to Washington, DC to visit sons Delbert, Gilbert and Ralph, then east. Frank Becker of D Street NE hosted visitors Lawrence Schlosser, Ben Schlosser, Warl May of Washington DC, and Theodore Schlosser of Louisville. they attended a dance at Terre Haute Country Club. Mrs Alice Watts and Mrs Betty Gardner of Montgomery City, Mo returned home with Joe K Foreman and party. Roy Cook of Bloomington spent Monday night with relatives. he returned to Bloomington with wife and two sons who had been visiting.

Robert W. Stewart Pontiac Herbert Priest Indianapolis Cecil Iva Baker Terre Haute Dr. Mayer John Williams Indiana and Ohio Coal. Company Charles Browning Sarah Mae Marguerite Frank. Browning Joe Scott, Sr Bicknell Joe Scott Roy Bedwell Eugene Clifford Bedwell John Solliday George Guthrie Texas Fannie Stalcup Charles Hewlett Harry Badders Winogene Helen Hewlett San Antonio John Corbin Switz City Nell Corbin Terre Haute Country Club Alice Watts Betty Gardner Montgomery City Joe K. Foreman First Street Northwest Roy Cook Bloomington

Scherer Bros Revue Playing Nightly Change to Single Nights

Scherer Bros Baby Alma Revue members Bob Scherer Mrs Cisco Alexander Bert Brown Herbert Brown and Homer Young were home for the weekend. They left to rejoin the show which is now on single night stands through Tinots near St Louis. Manager Scherer stored part of the equipment this weekend fearing it would not be needed amid the shift. Rumor the entire show has returned is unfounded.

Bob Scherer Cisco Alexander Bert Brown Herbert Brown Homer Young Scherer Baby Alma Tlinots St. Louis

Bridge Ticket Sale For Tri Kappa Benefit

Tri Kappa sorority holds a bridge ticket sale at the American Legion home this evening. The event is expected to be one of the largest card parties ever held in the city with play beginning promptly at 8 o'clock.

Tri Kappa Américain Legion

Among Sick Folks In Hammond and Terre Haute

Mrs John Bennie of A street northwest has returned home from Hammond due to a serious throat infection while caring for her daughter Mrs Montelle Cleveland who has recovered enough to leave the hospital Miss Anna Mary Slinkard daughter of Mr and Mrs William Slinkard was brought home today from Union hospital at Terre Haute after an operation for mastoid trouble she is getting along nicely

John Bennie Hammond Montelle Cleveland Cleveland Anna Mary Slinkard William Slinkard Union Hospital Terre Haute

Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Bereavement

We are sincerely grateful to all those who expressed their sympathies by word and by deed in our recent bereavement in the death of our son I can Chester Figley Mr and Mrs Earl Moss

Chester Figley Earl Moss

Hospital Report Notes Two Patient Discharges and Transfer

Mrs. George Aydelotte of Fourth Street Northeast was able to leave the hospital today. Mrs. Lydid Callahan was brought to the hospital from Odon last evening for treatment.

George Aydelotte Fourth Street Lydid Callahan Odon

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Tire Sales and Service Federal Tire Service Island N. FE Phom North Main Street Sporting Goods All Road Electric Company Vincennes Street Greene County Loan Co State Banking Logal Boys Lesler McKee, Marion L. Gwinn Lloyd F. Perkins Tend DePauw University City School Board Chas Laddil and Harold of Baptist Sunday School Regu Scherer Bros Association For Crediting Home Loan and Savings Ass Goodyear Pathfinder Paul Fry Daily Hospital Report
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