Subscriptions and Rates Note and Political Quips
The notice lists subscription terms for Indiana to carriers and mail, rates per column inch for advertising, and obituaries. It also comments on Hiram Johnson's career and Farmer-Labor progressives calling for land title abolition, plus a quip about the timing of Democratic nomination and Treasury surplus expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Building
Ain
Linton
Ind
Congress
Indiana
Farmer-Labor
Jennings Acquitted in Vehicle Taking Case
In Bloomfield on June 28 the jury found Dale Jennings not guilty in the Indiana State case for vehicle taking. Jennings, from Dugger, faced charges over a stolen Oakland car reportedly taken from in front of the Methodist church in Linton. Roy Richardson remains charged, with his trial set for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
State of Indiana
Dale Jennings
Jennings
Joe Stevenson
Linton
Roy Richardson
Dugger
Richardson
New Variety Store Opens North of Liston Trust in Linton
Linton welcomes a newly decor ated and furnished variety store one door north of the Liston Trust company. The shop offers counters for every article from picnic supplies to toys and jewelry with balloons for opening day. Manager J W Stalcup known as Weldy leads a courteous staff including Misses Dora Stalcup Hazel Collins Mildred Baxley and Miss Belle Duffey.
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Linton
Liston Trust Company
Dora Stalcup
Hazel Collins
Mildred Baxley
Belle Duffey
Junior Christian Endeavor Sees Plans For Picnic And Watermelon Feed
All boys and girls of the Junior Christian Endeavor society will meet tomorrow evening to plan a watermelon feed and a picnic for the coming week. The group invites all youth to join the contest and choose sides, announcing Fernand Maurice Ingleman as the new captain.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Pease
Fernand
Maurice Ingleman
Woman Check Forger Sought After Frankfort Theft
In Frankfort Indiana on June 28 police hunt a small middle aged woman nicknamed Mrs Jennie Martin after she used a $18 check drawn to her by Harry Martin to buy an inner tube for a Ford. Similar forged checks totaling $35 were passed before banks refused payment. She fled in a coupe with another woman and a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Jennie Martin
Jenni¢é Martin
Ford
Charles Lennox
Harry Martin
Glenburn Mission Cornerstone Laying Plans
The Glenburn community prepares for the cornerstone laying of a new church on Sunday at 4 30 pm. A bible, paper and church history will be placed in the stone along with buyer names for 10 cent blocks. Rev W E Cisena and Mrs Nola Yoder lead the service with gospel songs and ceremonial rites.
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Glenburn
W. E. Cissna
Nola. Yoder
W. E. Cisena
Elcome
Kingdom of
Goa
Old-Timer Frank Hunter Visits Gillespie Kin
Frank Hunter of Gillespie 1 returns to visit his brother Charles and relatives after leaving Linton about thirty years ago. His reminiscences of early mining days attract interest among locals.
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Frank Hunter
Gillespie
Linton
Charles
Frank
Helping Hand Class Entertained at Miss Robertson’s Home
The Helping Hand class of the Methodist Sunday school was delightfully entertained last evening at Miss Rosine Robertson’s home on EE street northeast. Twenty five girls participated in games and contests, with refreshments served and the house decorated with rags and summer flowers.
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Methodist Sunday School
Rosine Robertson
Quartet from United Brethren to Perform at Socks Social
The male quartet from United Brethren church performed at Thursday evening socks social, a fact noted but unintentionally omitted earlier.
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The
United Brethren Church
Aileen Brown Elected Secretary of Live Wire Class
Miss Aileen Brown has been elected secretary of the Live Wire Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school to fill the vacancy caused by Miss Mildred Harbett’s resignation. Members are urged to contribute to the refreshment fund for the regular monthly social, payable to the class treasurer on Sunday morning. The notice stresses the importance of compliance.
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Aileen Brown
Live Wire Bible
The
Baptist’ Sunday School
Miss Brown
Mildred Harbett
Franklin College
Live Wire
Coast to coast flier delays return for inspections
Lizut Maughan, the oneday coast to coast flier, will not start his return flight until Monday. He remains at the Presidio for overhauling as inspectors dismantle the airplane to assess wear from the long flight.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lizut. Maughan
Presidio
Indianapolis Markets Reports Mixed Livestock Prices
Indianapolis market notes show steers and calves traded at good to choice quality with prices around 7.25 for heavy steers and 6.00 for calves. Bulls also moved at 4.50 to 5.00, while grain and other wagon market items were quoted with modest ranges.
Wanted Help Advert for Bedford Ind. Fire Sales
Classified ad seeks a salesman and demonstrator at Fire Sales in Bedford Indiana with address Lawrence County. Also seeks shorthand and typewriting students for convenient hours with reasonable prices. contact 429 K or Mrs. Jas Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Co
Fire Sales
Bedford
Ind
Wantic
Jas
Clayton
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Cushing’s
Cushing
Hupmobile
Linton Daily Citizen
Turner. & Bryan, Publishers
Hiram Johnson
Farmer-Labor-Progressive Outfit
Treasury
Notor Car
Lloyd Davidson
Lyons
Troy Ham
Nichols’ Used Car Exchange
Street N. E
Linton Harness Co
N. W
Terhune
Silvertown Cord
Indianapolis
Rega
John Hewitt
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
College
G.f.chapman
Russell A. Boles
Rom
Aunsie
Lesyona
Fame
Columbia Music
Tere
Enll
Colman
Victor Coal Co. Lette
Singer
Vincennes St
Ltte
Mignon Christy
Tenth St. N. KE
Wm. H. Anderson
Pennsylvania
Willys-Knight
Overland Hodges Co
Hugh Elben
Third St. N. W
Citizen Office
Alice Butler
R. FT. Patterson
Springers
Chas. Johnson
Madison
Madison Mlils
Broadway
New York
Newark
New
New _York
Million Dollar Corporation
P. O
Box H II
Chicago
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
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