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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
5
Johnny Wade, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Anthem Wade, was sought with a $10,000 reward for his return. He cried and resisted as officers removed him from Mrs. Elrod, in a tense custody moment amid the case.
WANTED man to work at Rest Haven full or part time. Call 453 J or 725 R. Nola Yoder. FOR SALE three cushion davenport with green slip covers. Phone 1160 J. FOR RENT electric floor sander edger polisher and wallpaper remover Hamilton Paint and Wallpaper Store. BUILDING FOR RENT suitable for office Dairy Queen or other business located at Fourth and A Street Northwest. See Brown's Studio or Phone 422. FOR RENT three room unfurnished apartment. Phone 919 Sandborn. ROOM AND BOARD for one or two gentlemen. Call at 189 South Main Street.
For rent a three room furnished apartment with private entrance on the ground floor close in. Contact at 285 D Street Northwest. Also available a garage apartment.
A 22 year old woman, wife of an itinerant oil worker, said she would kidnap again after admitting abducting three year old Johnny Wade from Aztec New Mexico. Federal authorities planned kidnapping charges against her and her 25 year old husband. The boy was found safe in Levelland Texas after more than seven weeks.
Mrs. Doris Inman hosted the Linton Novelty club meeting with co host Mrs Ruth Fish. Business session included club anniversary dinner plans for Tuesday July 15 and prize winners Mrs Barbara Smith and Mrs Maryann Strange. Refreshments followed as several members served.
Miss Ruth Criss daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Criss and William Byarley son of Mr and Mrs Henderson Byarley, both of Jasonville, wed at 8 30 PM June 21 in Lawton Street Christian Church. Rev Lloyd Miller officiated the double ring ceremony with white glass palms and cathedral tapers. Bridal attendants included Mrs Watson Neal pianist and Mrs George Williams with Mrs Richard Burcham as singers. The bride wore a ballerina length white lace gown with illusion veil.
David Bertram of Indianapolis served as best man while ushers Bob Mowery and Jack Criss attended. The bride wore white with pearls, bridesmaids in yellow, and a reception for about one hundred followed at the church basement. The couple planned a trip to Michigan and then will make their home in Brazil.
Walter P. Reuther president of the CIO United Auto Workers predicts Taft’s defeat and calls for a national minimum wage of 1.25 dollars an hour. He says any Taft platform candidate cannot win the presidency.
President Truman dismissed Robert Grant of Springfield Illinois from the post of U S marshal for southern Illinois on June 27.
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