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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Sullivan Indiana June 26 Three men pleaded guilty to holding up a summer report manager near here yesterday and recommended a suspended sentence for the fourth member Walter Patrick of Terre Haute with a wife and two children received the leniency urged by his confederates. The others Fred Eaton Charles Templeton and William Lester were sentenced to two to fourteen years in the reformatory. The same sentence was imposed on Patrick but suspended.
The Arbutus yearbook notes Miss Mabel Heitman and Miss Harriet P Schloot of Linton won honors in the 1925 class of about 909 at the state university. Heitman earned A B French, joined Alpha Omicron Pi and the French club. Schloot earned A B French, with Delta Gamma Le Cercle Francais French club and girls glee club memberships.
Automatic electric traffic signals for several prominent street intersections are ready. Bases and connections will be completed today and signals will be placed early next week.
Circuit Clerk David F. Bland issued wedding licenses since last week. Francis Harold Stutz of Freedom weds Clara A. Mitten of Worthington. Bruce B. Hubbert and Mary E. Cobb of Jasonville. Claud H. Fishbaugh of Canton Ohio weds Mabel L. Bray of Linton. Guy Clayton of Linton weds Opal A. Fines of Switz City. Glenn Sparks of Indianapolis weds Marie Ferguson of Deans. Byrd L. Bays and Cleo Chambers of Dugger. Charles L. Falk and Wanita May Burris of Worthington. Wilson Carl Short and Bertha Elizabeth Vandeventer of Worthington.
Mrs Sherman Holmes of Springville died Wednesday night at Bedford hospital after a surgical operation on Saturday. She leaves a husband and nine children Leo Holmes of Midland Fred Holmes and Nettie Flaherty of Hammond Harvey Holmes Maggie Haupt and Fannie Mitchell of Avoca Cecil Smiley of Bloomfield Max Holmes and Marie Holmes at home. She is also survived by one brother James H Gilliland of Carlisle and sisters F M Busenburg and Mrs George Mitchell of Jasonville.
Children from the Glenburn mission Sunday school will meet tomorrow afternoon at seven o'clock to travel to the park for a picnic. Parents are asked to meet at 3:30. Transportation will be provided with ample cars available for all attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. George Way of Chicago returned home today after spending several days with Mrs. Way's aunt, Mrs. R. E. Millard.
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