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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
5
Work progresses on the White River bridge between Elnora and Sandborn with abutments poured and concrete curing. A joint celebration is planned at the bridge site featuring a likely Elnora bend dinner and speakers to foster ties between Daviess and Knox county residents once traffic begins.
Vincennes Ind June 25 John Case eighty two who has been lodging at his son James Case in Bicknell was arrested by Deputy Sheriff William Chadwick and jailed for Floyd county authorities He is to be turned over to Sheriff Yenowine of New Albany on arrival The elderly man who draws a $72 monthly pension allegedly deserted his wife leaving her to the daughter The daughter started a prosecution case against him
The Elnora Record, edited by J. W. Hickey, suspends publication this week. Declining patronage is cited as the reason for the newspaper’s demise.
Greene county Methodists plan a ten day camp meeting at Worthington park from July 12 to 22 with Rev G Fenwick Reed as evangelist in charge. The park offers tent space and a pavilion for services along with a communal stove and oven for meals. A county committee of pastors and lay representatives organized grounds finance publicity and program duties.
Rumor runs through Linton society as a wedding at Haseman's Grove on July 5 draws wide interest. The question Who shall it be lingers among locals while Nat Goodwin is cited as the source of the tale.
The final screening of Peter K. Kyne's Rustling for Cupid features Anita Stewart. A revelation ties the rustler to his father as the plot unfolds, mixing romance and intrigue. Also shown is an Aesop Fable titled dune Bride.
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