Linton Daily Citizen advertising and subscription rates notice
Local newspaper announces advertising rates for classified notices and obituaries, and subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery within Indiana and out of state. Details list per inch and per line charges, minimums, and payment requirements, with renewal conditions and post office filing statements.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Main
Linton
Ind
Beaches draw new swimmers as strikes pinch travel
Since beaches opened, many first time swimmers take to the shore while rail labor action looms. A gas price rise of one cent per gallon yesterday tests commuter budgets as cold winter immunity fades and the public watches independent fuel costs.
Citizens near Linton urged to attend July 15 event
Residents within roughly twenty five to thirty miles of Linton are urged to travel to a one day event on July 15 promising strong entertainment and a wide array of mercantile bargains. The notice stresses that those who stay away will miss notable goods and festive attractions.
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Linton
Moves toward settlement in coal strike negotiations
The article notes growing public restlessness as the coal strike suspension nears its third month. Coal not moving to factories and lake shipments to the northwest raises demand concerns, with a conference likely to need two to four weeks more and mine restart possibly several weeks off. It expresses hope for a strong late fall and winter in the Linten field once mining resumes.
Gompers Re elected Unanimously Heads AFL Forty First Year
Samuel Gompers is unanimously re elected to lead the American Federation of Labor for his forty first year. The outcome signals a cautious, conservative course for organized labor, with Gompers seen as a strong but restrained voice for workers and negotiations ahead.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Organized Labor
Labor
Alpha Class Picnic at Haseman Grove
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a picnic Thursday at 4 o'clock in Haseman Grove. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Alpha Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
Haseman Grove
Mooseheart Women Picnic RSVP at Moose Hall
Notice to Mooseheart women planning the picnic requests attendees meet at the Moose hall at 1 o clock Thursday. The message specifies a gathering time for those wishing to join the event.
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Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Christian church teachers' training class meeting
The teachers' training class of the Christian church will meet Thursday night at 7 30. Let every member be present.
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The
Christian Church
Women and Medicine in History
In Europe a notable medieval work on medicinal plants was written by Hildegarde as men debated religion while women ran hospitals and cared for the sick. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, created by a woman, has long relieved ailments peculiar to women and is still used today in communities.
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Europe
Hildegarde
Lydia E. Pinkham
District Conference Set For Worthington July 17 18
Ministers and laymen of Bloomington district Methodist Episcopal church will hold a conference at Worthington July 17 and 18 with over 100 visitors expected from neighboring towns. Sessions at the Worthington church feature talks by Dr. George Gross president of DePauw University and Rev Leazenby of Crawfordsville. Public meetings include sermons and practical discussions by ministers and lay members.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Bloomington
Worthington
J. M. Larmore
George Gross
DePauw University
Leazenby
Crawfordsville
Local society notes from Jasonville and nearby towns
Miss Goldie Wasner of Jasonville spends the day with Mrs. Ca Gregory. Mr and Mrs Horace Humphreys visit Terre Haute for a few days. Miss Sylvia Hunter and Helen Miller of Dugger shop in the city. Mrs Joe Potts and son Bobby Joe of Jasonville visit Mr and Mrs Henry Gilbreath. Mrs H J Gernhardt of Terre Haute travels to Bloomington. Mr and Mrs A F X Sacas of Bloomington visit their parents for a few days. Mrs Sally Hunter called to Terre Haute by the death of her brother Jesse Sherwood. Mr and Mrs James Weisman leave for Oxford Ohio to visit relatives. Miss Lucille Mills returns to Clay City after a visit with Ina Roush Sadie Drake of Terre Haute and Mrs John Tucker and children of Akron, Ohio visiting Clyde Heenan, Mr and Mrs Henry Steelman Jr. and family. Mrs Tilden Howard and daughter and Mr and Mrs Charles Weber and family motored to Indianapolis for a meeting. Mr and Mrs Dave Southard motor here yesterday to spend time with Mrs John Southard and Newbury beach. Mrs Iva Ruffel formerly Miss Iva Stewart of Indianapolis and son Murl Stewart visit Mrs Ruffel's parents near Black Creek.
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Joe Potts
Bobby Joe
Jasonville
Henry Gilbreath
H. J. Gernhardt
Terre Haute
Bloomington
A. FX. Sacas
Ronald
Sally Hunter
Jesse Sherwood
James Weisman
Oxford
Ohio
Lucille Mills
Clay City
Ina Roush
Sadie Drake
John Tucker
Akron
Clyde Heenan
Henry Steelman, Jr
Henry Steelman
Detroit
Tilden Howard
Charles Weber
Indianapolis
Harrell
Dave Southard
John Southard
Newberry Beach
Iva Ruffel
Iva Stewart
Murl Stewart
Call Made For New Pastor At Worthington Church
Rev. A. M. Hootman of Greencastle has accepted the Worthington Christian church call after two sermons. The official board unanimously extended the call and he may arrive to preach next Sunday.
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A. M. Hootman
Greencastle
Worthington
Birth of Boy to Oak Margee Couple in June
Word has been received of the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Barnett Graham of Oak Margee Oklahoma on June 16. Mrs Graham is formerly Miss Opal Brookshire daughter of Ed Brookshire of this city.
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Barnett Graham
Oak Margee
Okla
Graham
Opal Brookshire
Ed Brookshire
Camp Fire Girls Meet At Lam Home
The Anpao Camp Fire Girls gathered Tuesday afternoon at Miss Helen Lam’s home for sewing music games and social time. The group will meet next at the home of Katharine Kunkler.
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Anpao Camp
Helen Lam
Katherine Kunkler
Clarion Club Meets Friday Afternoon on B Street
The Clarion Club will hold a business meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Dave Short on B street northeast. Members are urged to attend.
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Clarion Club
Dave Short
B” Street
CLASS PICNIC AT HASAMAN GROVE FOR ALPHA BIBLE CLASS
The Alpha Bible class of the First M E church plans a picnic at Haseman Grove Thursday afternoon assembling at 4 o'clock. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Alpha Bible Class
M. E. Church
Hasemangrove
Social calendar for Linton and area clubs
Social events listed include Eagles Aerie No 578 at Linton, B P O Ellis and Legionaires at Moose hall, Royal Neighbors and Christian church Ladies Aid at Mrs George Porters, lawn fete at North Main home of Moshelle and Hazel Bunch, Christians church teachers class, Methodist choir practice, Hyacinth club at Mrs E J Ecker, Mr Mellick club at Mrs George Yoemans, bridge club at Elks club rooms, and Saturday Eagle Encampment No 4222 I O O F.
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Eagles Aerie
Linton Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Legionaires
Moose Hall
Royal Neighbors
Ladies’ Aid of Christian Church
George Porter
Moshelle
Hazel Bunch
North Main Street
The
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Hyacinth Club
E. J. Ecker
Mr. Mellick
George Yoemans
Bridge Club
Elks’ Club
Delightful Outing of Baptist Sunday School Class
A section of the intermediate Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at teacher Mrs. Davin Shields home starting 7:30 a m. The girls swam and dove, ate a hearty picnic dinner, and swam again before leaving about 2 p m. Homemade ice cream followed and everyone left in high spirits. Attendees included Opal Bruce Bonnie Mester Madge Walton Dorothy Gabbent Ethel Brock Anna Elkins Stella Hill Irene Hammer Ruth Bedwell Margaret Cox Susan Stanfield Cleo Bechtil Helen Hewlitt Helen Webber Beatrice Page Etta Corbin Lucille Lenning Mary Allen Marie Williams Jamnice Lash plus visitors Glendora Osborne Genevieve Roush and host Mrs Shields.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Davin Shields
Opal Bruce
Bonnie Mester
Madge Walton
Dorothy Gabbent
Ethel Brock
Anna Elkins
Stella Hill
Irene Hammer
Ruth Bedwell
Margaret Cox
Susan Stanfield
Cleo Bechtil
Helen Hewlitt
Helen Webber
Beatrice Page
Etta Corbin
Lucille Lenning
Mary Allen
Marie Williams
Jamnice Lash
Glendora Osborne
Genevieve Roush
Mrs. Shields
Twilight Baseball League Seeks Donations for Equipment
The Sunday school league's executive committee reports $36 raised for balls and $519.30 for playing paraphernalia, all from member schools. Since balls are a major ongoing cost, the league invites fans to contribute to keep games going, stressing no admission charge. The Christians and Methodists meet tomorrow at the usual time and place.
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Sunday School Baseball League
Epworth League Plans Activity After Members Meet
The Epworth League of the M E church met in church parlors to discuss ways to boost interest and attendance for summer. Plans included participation in the community sales day parade and a forthcoming picnic. A cabinet meeting was announced for next Monday evening.
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Epworth League
M. FE
Cabinet
Junior Guards Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
The Junior Guards will elect officers at the regular meeting Thursday night at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to be present.
Called Meeting For Lodge 560
The F and A M lodge 560 calls a meeting tomorrow night asking every member to be present. The notice urges prompt attendance and emphasizes member participation.
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F. & A. M. Lodge 560
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Set At Church
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet at the church on Thursday for an all day gathering.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid Meeting Set By Methodist Group
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. KK L Crecelius hosting.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
KK. L. Crecelius
Democrats to Discuss State Campaign Plans in Indy
The Democratic state committee will meet in Indianapolis tomorrow at 11 a.m. to discuss plans for the state campaign. Candidates on the state and congressional tickets will attend for an exchange of views with the committee. Emphasis will be on organizing work for the next six weeks to two months. Speeches may occur during summer, but a broad speaking campaign is not expected until September. Walter S. Chambers, state chairman, may appoint an executive committee at the meeting.
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Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Walter S. Chambers
Tire costs have fallen despite higher mileage
A century ago tires rose in price while lasting shorter distances. Now a typical 33x4 tire costs 26.80 and lasts 8,000 miles, reducing driving costs per mile to 0.83. Mass production and better methods cut tire expenses by over 75 percent, though flat tires remain costly to drive on.
Tanlac Brings Miner Back To Health At Last
Paul Kennedy, West Terre Haute Indiana miner for the Vandalia Coal Co., proclaims Tanlac cured his two year indigestion and dizziness. He now eats three square meals, has no distress and has gained ten pounds, praising Tanlac as responsible for his recovery.
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Tanlac
Paul Kennedy
West Terre Haute
Ind
Vandalia Coal Co
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