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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
6
At a local library meeting Greene County Red Cross officers were announced: Chairman T. S. Martin of Linton, Secretary Emma Flanagan of Linton, Treasurer Lee H. Jones of Bloomfield. The group voted to hire a regular salaried nurse.
The notice lists Chestnut street and the New Arcade saloon run by Bob Murphy on East Vincennes, Bonanza saloon on West Vincennes by John Holt, plus many other local advertisers and shops. It notes only three of the listed men remain living: W. J. Hamilton, John R. Chapman and Peter Schloot, all still in the area, with a final promise of haste tomorrow.
The Rev. Timothy Edwards, first pastor of the Congregational church in South Windsor Connecticut, preached at the same church for sixty three years.
The notice lists service members who died of wounds or non battle causes. It names ranks and names including Albert D. Dugger, Carl G. Fulford, Paul W. Gambill, Robert E. Gardner, and many others, followed by a section of Died Non-Battle deaths naming Grover R. Alexander, John F. Collins, Carson H. Hunt, and more.
A truncated roster names S Sgts Adams Abel Bragdon Borders Buck Caton Cobb Col vin Coyner Deckard Dilley Dulaney Engle French George D and others, indicating a broader roll of soldiers likely in a local War Memorial or casualty record.
Federal authorities prepared today to investigate income tax returns filed by leaders of Chicago's lucrative gambling syndicate. The reports coincided with the arrival of E. Riley Campbell, head.
Members of the Linton Red Men lodge will ride to Bloomington tonight for a meeting with lodge members from Greene Owen and Monroe counties. A bus departs the Red Men hall at 6:00 pm. Quapaw tribe members are urged to attend Friday’s regular meeting for important business. Saturday’s meeting starts at 8:30 pm standard time.
Peewee the pig from D. F. Eu banks farm near Swawneetown Illinois has gone to the dogs. Adopted by Minnie the mother of six puppies, the runt now eats and sleeps with the litter and acts as a regular member of the family.
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