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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

4

Rotary Banquet to Feature Rev William Dern at Sullivan

Tri city Rotary gathering hosted by Linton Bloomfield and Sullivan clubs plans a July 9 dinner in the Sullivan M E church annex. Rev William Dern of Cincinnati Ohio will speak on sense humor and civic pride, following a luncheon and club committee planning session.

Tri-City Linton Sullivan Bloomfield M. EK Dern Re Dern Optimist Club Covington, Ky National Federated Craft Cincinnati Rotary Club Lockhard Ohio Commerce Ohio Building Association League Fort Wayne Tricity Rotary Club Rev. Dern Frank A. Lenning John A. Watk Ns Paul Mattox Joe Stratton

Detour on State Road 59 Open For WPA Grading

WPA workers began grading a 2.2 mile stretch of State Road 59 south of town. A gravel detour runs three miles via the Harvey Fearnot place to near Stafford church, with asphalt finish planned after grading. About forty men and fourteen trucks are on the project, expected to last through the summer.

Works Progress’ Administration Q. D. Lemonds Epee Anch Harvey Fearnot Place Stafford Goose Pond WPA

Amateur Boxing Card Delights Local Crowd

An estimated crowd of 500 watched six amateur bouts last night promoted by Rex Stone for the Linton Amateur Athletic Association and the Linton Milk Fund. Tom Cox lost a three round 145 pound war with Harry Kizer in a draw. Jack Cox beat Tobey Ziev. Horace Tuttle dropped a decision to B Turner. Lloyd Ellison KOed Dolph Toms and Ell Burton stopped Frank Coxi. Robert McKee and Edmond Richardson fought to a tie in flyweights.

Phant Tom Cox Sity Harry Kizer Farmersburg Jack Cox Tobey &Zev Kizer Cox Horace Tuttle Linton Turner Lloyd Ellison Worthington Dolph Toms Linton CCC Robert McKe Edmond = Richardson Rex Stone Linton Amateur Athletic Associaton Linten Milk Fund

Runaway Team Injures Local Farmer Near Sandborn

W. C. Wagner of near Sandborn suffered pantyl injuries to his legs while plowing with a young team. A wagonist named Ma. Wage ney stumbled and fell which frightened the horses causing them to run away. The team dragged Mr Wagner over rough ground for several yards before control was regained and a physician called to treat him.

W. C. Wagner Sandborn Ma. Wageney Mr Wagner Wagner

Sanitation Supervisors Meet in Loogootee

A state sanitation meeting was held today in Loogootee with leaders from the state sanitation program. Clyde A Walliams and Carl King addressed attendees as Perl Headley from Greene County participated in the event one of several statewide gatherings.

Loogootee Swith Clyde A Walliams Tate Community Carl. King U. S Public Health Service Perl Headley

Legion To Make Final Fry Plan At Shakamak Park

Final arrangements for the annual open house and fish fry of the Frank Gourtney American Legion post at Shakamak State Park will be set at 8 o'clock tonight during the post meeting. Post Commander Kenneth Norris urges all members and committee members to attend as the post expects at least 350 ex service men and guests. The event will be held at the shelter house west of the cabins with road signs directing attendees to the scene.

Frank Gourtney American Legion Post Shakamak State Park Legion Post Kenneth .Norris The Shakamak Park

Hospital Bulletin Reports on Local Patients and Recovery

Mrs. W. E. McDonald of near Lyons was admitted late Wednesday for treatment. Rey Plew who recently underwent a major operation today was reported as good. George Dutch Hitter, 80, of South Linton, injured last week when struck by a car, was recovering satisfactorily.

W. E. McDonald Lyons Rey Plew George South Linton

Es Visit In Bt Louis Es Visit In Bt Louis

Mrs Clint Goodman and family from Linton and Mrs Beatty Terhune of Dugger joined My in visiting Forest Park in St. Louis on Wednesday.

Louis Clint Goodman Linton Beatty Terhune Dugger Forest Park St. Louis

Grasshopper Swarms Threaten Eastern Nebraska Crops

Monstrous clouds of grasshoppers blanket eastern Nebraska as a 100 by 100 mile swath darkens the skies. Entomologists warn the migratory pests could devastate crops if they concentrate on farms amid drought, prompting calls for federal poison bran to combat the infestation.

Omaha Neb U.P Nebraska

Roosevelt to Deliver Short 2000 Word Democratic Acceptance

Washington reports President Roosevelt will give a brief 25 minute acceptance speech at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. The White House says the talk will be short and snappy, justify his administration, outline future programs, and serve as his re election appeal after Vice President Garner's acceptance.

Washington U.R Roosevelt White House Franklin Field Philadelphia John N. Garner

Ladies Fancywork Circle Meeting Postponed Indefinitely

It was announced that the penk planned for next Tuesday at Linton City Park has been postponed indefinitely.

Linton City Park

Horseshoe Clubs Meet Here Friday in Linton

The Linton Horseshoe club plans a Friday evening meet at the Linton City park courts with Luton-Bicknell in a Wabash Valley league game. Start time 7 p m depends on visitor arrival, likely between 7 30 and 8 o clock, closing the first round for both clubs.

Linton Horseshoe Bicknell Linton City Park Luton- Bicknell

Beekeepers Hold Big Meet Today at Shakamak Park

Scores of beekeepers from the Wabash valley converge on Shakamak state park for the annual field meet. The all day program features outstanding speakers for men and women, with outdoor contests, a noon picnic, and prizes funded by beekeeping supply houses including Walter I Kelly Co, CG B Lewis Co, Stover Apiaries, and A Te Root Co.

Wabash Valley Shakamak State Park Walter I. Kelley Co Paducah CG. B Lewis, Co Watertown Wis Stover Apiaries Mayhew Miss A. Te Root Co Medina, C

Allen Family Hosts Fried Chicken Dinner Guests

Mr and Mrs Elmo Allen and family entertained guests at a fried chicken dinner last evening. Honored guests included Miss Lula Belle Benefiel of Linton and Wendel Allen of Greensburg, Kentucky. The evening ended with singing and dancing. Mrs Bey Barnes left for a visit with her brother William Talkington and Mrs Talkington of Westport Indiana.

Cus Allens Elmo Allen Lula Belle Benefiel Linton Wendel Allen Greensville Bey. Barnes William Talkington Talkington Westport Ind

Indiana cities push to curb stream pollution under 1985 law

Hartford City seeks state pollution board hearing and funds to build a sewage disposal plant after the 1984 anti pollution law brings enforcement. Dozens of Hoosier cities apply for federal grants and loans to upgrade disposal plants as health concerns rise.

Indianapolis Ind INS Supreme Court Hartford City State Stream Pollution Board Lick Creek Startford City PWA Hoosier Indiana LaPorte Lafayette Fort Wayne Muncie Decatur Monticello Anderson Shelbyville Elkhart Whiting New Albany

Democratic convention votes to abolish two thirds rule

At the convention rules committee in Philadelphia on June 25 the 104 year old rule requiring a two thirds vote to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates was voted to be abolished by a 36 to 138 margin. The recommendation awaits ratification by delegates later today.

Philadelphia The Democratic National Conventi

Sons of the American Legion Meet at City Park

The Sons of the American Legion plan a Friday gathering at City Park at 3 30 bringing lunch or preferred food. The event runs until the scheduled time for a casual get-together with members invited.

Sons of the American Legion

Senator Rob inson elected amid delay at Democratic convention

At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Joseph T. Rob inson was elected permanent chairman after a delayed credentials report. The rules committee backed replacing two thirds with majority rule for nominating candidates and agreed to strengthen the monopoly plank with new provisions. Delegates faced a long session debating rules and platform, with a recess set for 8 p m. local time.

Robinson Charman Afer Credentials Committee Rules Committee Convention Barkley Sen. Robinson Arkansas James A. Farley National Committee Roosevelt Garner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Katharine Cornell Madison, Wis University of Wiaconsin Central Press Linton, Bloomfield and Sullivan Clubs William Dean Hie Lir Franklin D. Roosevelt Legion Post Vancywork Hammond Kokomo Frazier Cannery Rendover Royal Arch Western Indiana Royal Arch Chapter Linton Masonic Hall Terre Haute Brazil Clinton Greencastle Rockville Blue Lodge Sons OF Legion Meeting Joseph T. Robinson Earl Jackson bin Lucas City Shakumak State Park
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