26 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
1
A fragmentary wrap of notes and commentary from Central Press New York outlines debates on gold and silver wealth, bank reserves, inflation, and the risks of public debt. It references Mitchell and policy clashes with the administration, arguing about who bears the burden of economic choices.
A long, disjointed critique surveys the NRA and related wartime boards, denouncing appointments and suggesting a struggle between political patrons and "temporary" commissions. It includes critical reflections on Hauptmann trial coverage and press influence on public opinion.
Anderson Indiana hosts the Annual Coon Hunt and American Legion horitcoming at Ravendon Run Park June 29 and 30. J Ward Starr of the United Coon and Fox Hunters of America says events include a daylight coon hunt with 6661 hound trials, a night show, and a large fireworks display. Prizes total $300 with an entry fee of $3, and judges will certify championships for winning dogs.
Marco Marco and Meea Frank Dean plus families spent a few days visiting in the area. Guests included Bud Britton of Lye visiting Mr and Mrs Lite. Wesley Myers of Newberry was here on business. Mrs Madge Bailiff of Paris joined Mr and Mrs Frederick. George Frederick of Bicknell and Mrs Hattie Morgan with son Robert of Hymera were Sunday guests. Ora Chattell of Bloomfield and Charles Daily of Bicknell were Sunday visitors of David Smith Wines. Harry Fitzpatrick of Linton called on Mr and Mrs Dode Wright. Elmer Edwards of Anderson and Frank Edwards of Spencer CCC camp were home Sunday. Mack McItitosh of Worthington visited Mrs Clara Lukenbill. George Brown of near Lyons called on Frank McKim Sunday. Dorothy McCortbs, employed at Linton, was home for the weekend. Roy Brown of Linton played ball with Marco team Sunday. Mrs Clara Wilson and son Arthur visited relatives Sunday. Arthur Grass of Linton was a guest of his mother, Mrs Emma Grass.
Mrs Jack Andrews of Carlisle dined with Mrs Jim Padgett and Doris. Henry Pergal Jr returns from Lansing Mich with Helpen Master Lunny. Lloyd and Ruth Townsley host Rev and Mrs Yaw at dinner. Willoughbys of Anderson guest of Browning and Pahmier and family. Elvin Bidwell and Clyde Shake guests of Nears. Lennings moving to Hiatt property. Page notes Sunday services Burris Chapel. Hale and Dickey of Toledo dine with Hale family. Hardisty and Cox families visit Bessie Hardisty. Townsleys attend Henry McClure funeral at Oak Town. Lizzie Houldson and granddaughter mentioned.
Local obituary notices report the death of Meritt Houldson of Raton New Mexico and the potential return of the body for burial. Numerous relatives and friends, including Mrs Homer Montgomery, Mr Jesse Bedwell, Mrs Jasse Move, Mrs Settle Beck, Mrs Ike Cox and children, and the Kluesner family of Terre Haute, are noted as visiting or dining with the deceased and mourning kin.
Mrs Hiahie Higat and family called on Mr and Mrs Mira Powell. Jessie Pearl Headley of Midland visited Kenneth Kling and Mrs Kling. Mrs Chas Headley hosted Ken Kline and family with Mildred Jane Rosemary Billy Doyle and Jessie Pearl Headley in a Monday visit with ice cream and cake. Powell remains ill in bed.
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