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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1935

Page

3

Visitors and Local Notes from Switz City Daily

Switz City Ind June 25 Mrs Weedon Jackson and granddaughters Lois Mvron and Adrienne visit Indianapolis for X ray treatment on a growth. Clyde Stewart and Russell spend Sunday with Mrs Stewart's parents near Terre Haute. Mrs Florence Jaffe and Mrs Edfa Roudebush recovering from major operations at Linton hospital. Warren Wilson announces birth of baby boy born Friday morning June 21 weighing 9 1/2 pounds, eighth child. Helen Noel at Bloomington on vacation with parents. Mrs Nancy Holland weekend with daughter Mrs Glen Nichols at Bloom. Miss Marie Gibson visits with Noah and Mrs Gibson. Mr Harry Livingston family and Miss Pans Roach of Bloomington visit parents the Roach family. Truxton Loos and Wayne Rose Jett leave for CCC camp at Kankakee park for summer work. Doris Dillon of Dayton visiting mother Mrs J B Dillon. Mr and Mrs C S Ramsey and Carl Hineman in Indianapolis. Alan Ritter resigns to return home after DePauw graduation. Viola Deckard of Terre Haute weekend with Gless Deckhand family. Women's Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs Bessie Brewer's home. members urged to attend. John Brown family and sons Junior and Bobby spend Sunday with Sullivan relatives. Kathryn Daubenspeck to vacation with father Garrett Daubenspeck. Dorothy Smith of Indianapolis visiting friends. Large crowd at Christian church service. program by Dean Avenue Christian Church Terre Haute. Rev Wiley Hastings delivered address. Mrs Marie Johnson and children of Frankfort visiting Otto LeForge family. Miss Wilma Pickard of Indianapolis spending weekend with parents. Willis Wakefield in Bloomington for vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Wakefield.

Switz City Ind Weedon Jackson Lois Mvron Adrienne Indianapolis Jackson Clyde Stewart Russell Stewart Terre Haute Florence Jaffe Edfa Roudebush Linton Hospital Warren Wilson Helen Noel Bloomington Jesse Noel Nancy Holland Glen. Nichols Bloom Marie Gibson Noah Gibson Mily Harry Livingston Pans Roach Orado. Roach Terre Ite Gless Deckhand Women's Foreign Missionary Society Bessie Brewer John Brown Junior Bobby Sun‘sday Sullivan Kathryn Daubenspeck

Relief rolls of state decrease in unemployment aid

Indianapolis June 25 A report by the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief shows a 13 369 drop in resident cases, totaling 50 730 people on relief since January. May figures list 18 461 cases versus 131 819 in January, with most counties easing while 16 counties show slight increases. Marion County notes a reduction of 1 870 cases since January, from 22 445 to May totals. statewide May relief stands at 70 444 people, down 8 584 from January.

Indianapolis Governor's Commission On Unemployment Ielief Daviess Dubois Fayette Greene Jackson Lawrence Martin Monroe Perry Rush Sullivan Tippecanog Vermillion Vigg Warren Warrick Elhe Marion County

Visit to Merom for fish fry and picnic

A group of Linton residents traveled Sunday to Merom for an all day picnic and fish fry at Merom Bluffs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. Sadie Beasley, Mrs. Rachel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Bedwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rich, and Mr. and Mrs. Houghton Butler.

Linton Merom Merom Bluffs Joe Nixon William Fry Sadie Beasley Rachel Johnson Bailey Bedwell Charles Rich Houghton Butler

Wiles Camp and Auxiliary Meet at VFW Hall

David B Wiles Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish American War Veterans held a regular session at the VFW hall on East Vincennes street. Delegates reported on the recent state convention in Peru during separate post and Auxiliary business sessions. The evening closed with refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Brow and son, Mr and Mrs Charles Laughlin, Mr and Mrs John Wible, Mr and Mrs Elmer Minn, Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes, Mr and Mrs D A Mowery, Mr and Mrs A Corbin, Mr and Mrs William Talbott and daughter Phyllis, Fred Slinman, Charles Nosity, George Dorn, and Womer ay.

David B. Wiles United Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars East Vincennes Street Bloomfield John Wible Sullivan Elmer Minn Robert Hayes D. A. Mowery A. Corbin William Talbott Phyllis Fred Slinman Charles Nosility George Dorn Womeray

Mohawk Safety Chapter Meeting in Woodrow Wilson Hall

The Mohawk Safety Chapter No. 369 held its regular meeting Monday night in Woodrow Wilson Hall North Main Street. A musical program by the Tiwin safety chapter band entertained the crowd with performances by the McCanmen brothers from WBOW. Several talks on safety were delivered during the evening. A large audience attended.

Woodrow Wilson Hall North Main Street Tiwin Safety Chaptce McCanmen Sullivan WBOW

Busy Bee class to organize softball team

The Busy Bee class of the First United Brethren Church will meet Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Anthur Harbin’s home to plan and finalize the organization of a softball team. The Busy Bee team will play its first game Thursday at 4 PM in Lin-Stock Park, challenging Bris Roush’s boys’ class.

Busy Bee United Brethren Cnurc Anvthur Harbin

Visit Correction for Mrs. Mills in Linton

The Linton Daily Citizen reported Mrs. Susie Mills of Chicago visiting Linton. The article should state she was a guest in the Thomas Wakefield home, not the Ernest Wakefield residence.

Linton Susie Mills Chicago

Ice Cream Social Aids Local Twilight League Fund

An ice cream social is set for 7 o clock Friday evening June 28 on the lawn of the Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday school class members organize the event to raise funds for equipment for the M.HE. Twilight league team.

Methodist Episcopal Church M. HE

Bloomfield court actions span divorces and verdicts

Bloomfield Indiana June 25. Roslea Miller is granted a divorce from Ralph Miller with custody of their minor children until a court order. Ralph Miller ordered to pay defendant’s attorney fee of 15 dollars by September 2. In the Earl V. Bull versus city of Linton matter, demurrer overruled and George F. Smith granted leave to add Ota Potter as party defendant. Defendants summoned to appear July 6. Amended complaint filed. Orville Hasler guardian of Murdred Mullis filed appraisal reports approved and bond increased. Guardian permitted to sell real estate privately for cash without notice. Mary Padgett withdraws exceptions to Nettie Johnson’s guardian final report. Coroner Dr. George C. Porter filed verdict: accidental death of Charles Scamp ground under railroad car wheels with decapitation and injuries. No eyewitness. theory he crawled under couplings as train moved. Virgie Lucas and Lowell Holt wed in Stanford parsonage with pink e repee dress. They leave for a short wedding trip and reside in Cavins addition Bloomfield. Slinkard family reunion at Newberry forms organization. 137 registered. officers elected. DeLee Jones observes tenth birthday with party. Weekend visitors Branstetter and Killian. Two marriage licenses issued: George R. Rapp to Kathryn E. Beecher. Virgil Bland to Mary Louise Gould. Jessie McCracken entertains guests for Mrs. Clem Christy. Dexter Mullis announces birth of daughter, first child. Court notes Neyvil Shope v William Shope set for July 13, 1935. Stella Neal v Lee Neal Slinkard et al. Davis administrator with will annexed answers complaint.

Bloomfield Ind Roslea Miller Ralph Miller State of Indiana Earl V. Bull Common Council Linston George F. Smith Ota Potter Willard Potter Orville Hasler Mutdred Mullis Mary Padgett John Padgett Nettie Johnson Charles’ “Te, Smith Slinkard Newberry T. E. Slinkard Lyons Perry Slinkard Spencer Norma Neff Winifred Heidenreich J. Bough George R. Rapp Hartford City General ‘Electric Kathryn E. Beecher Linton T. d. Beecher Virgil Bland Trucker Ellea Bland Mary Louise Gould Asel Gould Jessie McCracken Contract Bridge Clem Christy Wilmington, Oalif Dexter Mullis Mathae Flossieilk

Frances Gardner Weds Tad Wright in Cromwell

Frances Wilson Gardner of Gosh en Ind became the bride of Tad Wright of Cromwell Ind at the First Christian church parsonage in this city Monday afternoon. Rev M W Yester pastor of the local Christian church read the single ring ceremony.

GARDNER/WRIGHT Frances Wilson Gardner Goshen Ind Tad Wright Cromwell Christian Church M. W.yester

Flood control meeting set for Vincennes delegates

Representatives from twelve counties will meet in Vincennes at 11:30 Friday afternoon to discuss passaging flood control bid House Resolution 7783 now before Congress. County commissioners, levee board leaders, mayors, business groups and engineers are invited. project spans Wabash White rivers and East Fork White River with about 7 million dollars for flood prevention.

Vincennes Charnty Spencer White River Shoals Vermillion Vigo Sullivan Knox

Linton People at Bedford Eastern Star Dinner

Linton residents attended a dinner party at Bedford's Masonic Temple honoring the 34th anniversary of the Order of Eastern Star. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harrig Wilkie and son Bob, Mrs Ed Fisher, Mrs Wallie Wolford, Mrs Ben Bjorkland, Mrs Ray Magruder, Mrs Uriah Maxwell, and Mrs Haldon Beasley.

Order of Eastern Star Bedford Masonic ‘Temple Astern Star Order Harrig Wilkie Bob Ed Fisher Wallie , Wolford Ben Bjorkland Ray Magruder Uriah’ Maxwell Haldon Beasley James*Wood Henrietta. Bradshaw Linton Wood

Vacation Church School Opens At United Brethren

The Vacation Church school of the United Brethren church began its first session this morning with large attendance and eager participation. Teachers listed include Rev. E. Decker as dean, Helen Gonser for Beginners, Martha Duncan for Primary, Rosaland Roush for Juniors, Mrs. George Gonser for Junior and Intermediate sewing, J. J. Bolt for nature study, and Betty Gray LaVanne to perform in worship at 8:30 on Wednesday.

Vacation Church School of the United Brethren Church E. Decker Helen Gonser Martha Duncan Rosaland Roush George Gonser J. J. Bolt Betty Gray LaVanne

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Gitizens National Bank Thomas Pickard Willis Wakefield Myr Wayne Wakefield A'’ Merom Woxider, Ney Lee Lou Lous THE Athletics Wei Ue Zain Backbone New York Charles Scamp George C. Porter Virgie Lucas John W. Lucas Broomfield R. R Lowell Holt Edgar C. Holt Hobbieville William Ellis Stanford and Hobbieville M. i Stanford Bloomfield High School Indiana, University Greene County Bedford High School Holt Monument Cavins Addition Court News Neyvil Shope William’ Shope Stella Neal Lee Neal Slinkard C. E. Davis Elmnor E. Neal James J. Braddock Bill Braucher Central Press Weiter Bought Bradstock Ouassi First W. Vincennes Sts W.B Fat Carlton Harry Chipman Collas Linton Milk CO Hixson & Sahm Ax & Fry Grocery Greene County Loan CO Plymouth BUICK Mack Tyler Clayton & Wright Clayton Brigidaire F. E. Meng Federal Tire Service Roxy Dog Food AX & Fry Mae West Xa Eae Rae As Ares Wes Ae Ahoe Aso Aa Saa Una Merkel Dumbell ‘Totter
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