Community Clubs and Society Meetings Schedule
The Wanda club gathers Friday at EB Edith Johnson’s home on Seventh Street. Glenburn Mothers Circle meets 1 30 p m at the Community house to entertain Glenburn graduates. The G M G of the Saron Reformed church holds its monthly meeting at Anita Wart’s home at 7 30 p m All members urged to attend. J T M ib plans a 6 p m gathering at the vestry for a brief special meeting. Missionary Guild of Saron Reformed church to meet with Anita Stewart at p m.
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Wanda Club
EB Edith Johnson
The
Saron Remed Church
Anita Wart
Nine Girls Missionary Guild of Saron Reformed Church Will
Anita Stewart
P. m
Eagles encampment at hall seeks offerings Saturday
The Kings Heralds of the First E church will meet Patty at 210 North Main Street. Bring a thank offering. The time is not clearly stated.
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First E. Church
Patty
North Main Street
Are Present Annual W I M S Tea at Hodist Church
The Hodist Church held its annual tea in the flower garden of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Priest with over a hundred guests. Rev W E Havens spoke after a program featuring William Elson, a trumpet trio, Betty Jane Brewer, and baritone Id Martindale. Guests came from Lyons Isle Switz City Dugger and Vincennes with summer refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb_ Priest
Illiam Elson
Charles Foster
Charles Oscomb
Stanley Heenan
Betty Jane Brewer
Dugger
Onville
W. F. M. Society
Workers Return To Plants As Strike Protests Grow
Columbus dispatch reports 6 000 coal miners reinforce picket lines in Johnstown and Youngstown amid steel strike. National Guard ordered to protect back to work marches as bomb explosions test mediation. Ohio and Pittsburgh area mills reopen while union leaders insist the strike is still on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adj
Emil Marx
Ord
112Th Engineers
Cleveline
Youngstown
Warren
Cleveland
Mahoning Valley
Niles
Martin L
Davey
National Guard
Shor Win
Ohio C. I. O
John Owens
Constat
Meng, Wills
Celebrz
Strati
George H. Earle
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Earle
Dave Watkins
James Mark
Mine Workers
Fragmented OCR yields brief regional item
Incomplete readable text references a local event or notice with limited names or details. No clear dates, places, or organizations can be reliably identified from the fragment.
Indiana Home Building Expands as Direct Reduction Loans Rise
Indiana home building shows rapid expansion as 62 federal savings and loan associations report heavy increases in direct reduction mortgage loans for construction and purchase. Loans totaled 19,192,920 on June 1 1936, up from 47,942,063 the prior year, while assets grew to 72,328,829 from 66,328,822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Federal Home Loan ‘Band Board
Washington, D. C
Federal Savings and Loan
Eva Schantz Named Lyons Postmistress by Senate
The United States Senate confirmed Mrs. Eva M. Schantz as postmistress at Lyons. She will succeed Mrs. Bertie A. Sappenfield, acting postmistress since the death of her husband Jacob W. Sappenfield in October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Eva M. Schantz
Lyons
Schantz
Jesse Schantz
Bertie A. Sappenfield
Jacob W.sappenfield
Club Secretary Billy Cooper Admitted After Nervous Breakdown
Billy F. Cooper secretary of the Greater Linton club was admitted to Freeman-Greene county hospital Thursday afternoon after a nervous breakdown. His condition was not critical and doctors expect a good recovery. Cooper has been in failing health for some time and is a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy F. Cooper
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Cooper
Greater Linton Club
Britain Faces Grave Danger of European War
London reports that Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain warned the House of Commons of a grave danger of war in Europe. He urged calm, patience, and caution, echoing historic warnings as Foreign Secretary Eden stressed avoiding steps that could provoke conflict. Lloyd George commented on the peril to Europe. Chamberlain’s speech marked a decisive foreign affairs moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
House of Commons
Europe
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Edward Grey
Anthony Eden
David Lloyd George
Chamberlain
House
Bar Association Summer Meeting Near Here
Frederick H. Stinchfield of Minneapolis will keynote the State Bar association summer meeting and outing near Michigan City on July 9 and 10. Other speakers include James M. Landis of Harvard Law School and Samuel B. Pettengill from South Bend. Reports on Indiana higher courts will be given by Michael L. Fansler and William H. Bridwell. Local leaders will discuss procedural reforms as Chas Ridgely Howard Mountz Joseph Ingelhart and A J Stevens on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
U.P
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
American Bar Association
State Bar Association
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Samuel B. Pettengill
South Bend
Neville Williams
Garrett
Joseph H. Inglehart
Evansville
A. J. Stevenson
Loudon L. Bomberger
Hammond
Albert Cole
Peru
William H. Hill
Vincennes
Community Night at West Linton Park
A second community night or get together is planned tonight at West Linton park. Last week the event drew a large crowd of recreation seekers from Linton and nearby areas and many residents are expected to attend again this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Linton Park
Linton
Dr Porter on Insanity at National Eclectic Meet
Dr. George C. Porter of Linton spoke at the sixty seventh annual National Eclectic association meeting in Springfield Illinois. His talk titled A psychological look at insanity defined insanity as a morbid state with reality contact lost and noted sane and insane are closely related. He urged examination by a competent psychiatrist to remove causes before damage is done citing Galen Socrates Watts and Fulton as examples of genius once deemed insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Porter
Linton
National Eclectic Association
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Dr. Porter
Galen
Socrates
Watts
Fulton
Colin Clive Dies in Hollywood Hospital
British actor Colin Clive died at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after critical illness from a pulmonary ailment. He gained fame on stage and screen, notably portraying Captain Stanhope in the war drama Journey's End.
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Hollywood
Calif
Colin Clive
Cedars of Lebanon
Clive
Captain Stanhope
Seaplane completes first nonstop transcontinental flight
Richard Archbold, sport pilot, lands the Amphibian at North Beach airport after 17 hours 2 minutes flight from San Diego. The $259 000 craft, to be used in a South Sea Islands expedition, circled the field before touchdown at 11 53 a.m. Accompanying were co pilots Russell Rogers and Gerald Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Beach
Richard Archbold
San Diego
Calif
Archbold
South Sea Islands
Russell Rogers
Gerald Brown
Wheat futures rally as Winnipeg drought boosts prices
Wheat futures rallied on the Chicago board in step with Winnipeg markets where continued dry weather in the western provinces pushed prices to the five cent limit. A local professional and Southwest houses led the day’s buying with profit taking reducing gains near the close.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Winnipeg
Southwest
Fourth of July Parade Floats Promised in Linton
Twenty six additional Linton organizations and individuals pledged floats for the parade to open the town Fourth of July celebrations. Entries include Talk of the Town Beauty Salon and several local businesses, with the parade forming at 10 a.m. July 5 and bands from Linton and visiting towns providing music.
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Linton
Talk of the Town Beauty Salon
Wendell Perkins Beauty ,Parlor
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home, Inc
Red Men's Lodge
Brown’’s Studio
Goodman and Ellis
Western Associate Auto Company
Shutt’s Feed
Variety Store
Grand Theatre
Cliff Strong Motor Service
Powell Brothers
Gem
Maxwell Furniture Company
E. J. Ecker and Son
Linton Motor Sales
New Home Furnishing Company
Cooper's Dry Cleaning Company
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Dodge-Plymouth
Beta Triad
Alpha Delphian Club
Ringold Band
Terre Haute
Clay City
Switz City
Lin-Stock Park
Wakefield Denies Authorization of W I Rural Electrification Meeting
Wayne W. Wakefield, president of the Greene County Rural Electrification project, states the Lin ton Daily Citizen article of June 22 1937 announcing a July 1 meeting was not authorized by Utilities District of Western Indiana Rural Electric Membership Corporation and misstates date and intent. He says the article unfairly implies dealer favoritism and affirms no conflict of interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Citizen
Wayne W. Wakefield
Greene County Rural Electrification Project
Linton Daily Citizen
Utilities District of
Western Indiana
Rural Electric
Greene County
Utilities District of Western
Indiana
Wakefield
Booster meetings set to boost Indiana State Fair interest
Six booster meetings to promote interest in the Indiana State Fair were announced. They will be held June 29 at Newcastle Christian church, June 30 at Kendallville Elks temple, July 1 at Bass Lake Taggart hotel near Knox, July 6 at Turkey Run State park, July 7 Boonville Presbyterian church, and July 8 Clifty Falls State Park Inn. Lieutenant-Governor Henry F. Schricker will speak. The fair runs September 4 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
the Fair Association
Christian Church
Newcastle
Elks Temple
Kendallville
Taggart Hotel
Bass Lake
Knox
Turkey Run
Presbyterian Church
Boonville
Clifty Falls State Park Inn
Henry F. Schricker
Three youths testify in Vincennes murder trial
Ward Davis of Petersburg faces murder charges in Knox circuit court over the 1934 killing of Anna vieve France of Vincennes. State witnesses Don Webber Lonnie Space and Lesser Frank recount meeting Davis the night of the shooting and his surrender to the sheriff with the gun.
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Ward Davis
Knox
Vincennes
Davis
Petersburg
Lucian Davis
Linton
Annavieve France
Don Webber
Lonnie Space
Lesser Frank
Webber
DePauw University
Annavieve
Space
Frank
Gordon A. Dickinson
Miss France
Owen B. Harris
Fred Liib
Stanton Traylor
Liib
Pension retirement act takes effect for railroad workers
Washington June 25 The new railroad retirement act creating a pension system for about 1.2 million workers became effective today after President Roosevelt signed it. It provides benefits after age 65 up to 120 dollars monthly, funded by industry taxes and managed by the federal government under a separate tax measure.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
House
Linton Concert Band Opens 1937 Summer Series
A large crowd attended the first City park concert of the 1937 season by the Linton Concert Band. Warm weather drew many music lovers to hear the varied program. Concerts are planned each Thursday night through the summer with growing attendance expected.
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Linton
Temperatures Hit 1937 High In Linton As Midwest Suffers Heat
The 1937 high was set on Linton’s thermometer with 98 degrees at 1 30 PM and forecasts suggested a century mark. The heat wave across the Midwest claimed at least 40 lives with Chicago bearing the heaviest toll as unofficial readings reached 116 in suburbs and crowds fled to rivers and lakes.
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Linton
United Press
Midwest
Plains
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Chicago
Court program becomes issue at Democratic love feast
On Wilson Island the five revolt senators joined President Roosevelt for a three day gathering as Sen. Robinson signaled a late next week Senate debate. The group included Alva Adams Bennet Clark Van Nuys Byrd and Bailey, meeting at the Jefferson club aboard naval academy boats.
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Annapolis
U.P
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Chesapeake Bay
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Senate
Washington
Naval Academy
Democratic Jefferson Club
Wilson Island
Alva B. Adams
Colo
Bennet Champ Clark
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Harry Flood Byrd
Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
Midland Girl Wins All Expense Paid Trip Prize
Norma Cadwell of Midland wins an all expense paid trip to Detroit Michigan and Windsor Canada in the Daily Citizen Indianapolis News subscription drive. She is 16, has delivered papers three years, and will be a Midland High senior next winter. She is the daughter of Mrs Alena Cadwell.
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Norma Cadwell
Midland
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Canada
Mise Cadwell
Midland High School
Alena Cadwell
Bloomfield Man Dies After Ill Health
Tom Terrell a Bloomfield resident in poor health for two weeks died suddenly at 8 30 p m Wednesday He lived alone above Mansfield's store Survived by two sons K Terrell of Buffalo NY and Everett Terrell The body is in the care of Kidd Undertaking Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Terrell
Bloomfield
Mansfield's
K. Terrell
Buffalo
New York
Everett Terrell
Kidd Undertaking Company
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Bernadene
Glenburn Mothers Circle
Cominy House
Glenburn
Eagles
C.F. No
At & P.m. Or
W.I.M.S
Lea
Ona
Tness
Michok
Sohnatown, Pa
Bethlehem
Big Cambria
Canton
Republic Steel Corp
Erators
Thrift Refrigerator
Linton Hard
Eva Schantz
BAR Association
LABOR
Porter
Wheat Futures Rally
W.lr.e
U.S. Midwest
Canadian Rockies
Long Island
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