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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
3
Linton plans a partnership drinking fountain at Main and A street north. The existing fountain is being overhauled into an ice water fountain with a concrete ice chest near the corner. Commissioner McDonald and crew installed the chest, and Linton Tee and Cold Storage will supply ice for the summer.
Norfolk Neh June 28 For 21 years A W Nichols Norfolk business man has worn one pair of house slippers given him before he was noted and he has worn them weekly every evening since then, he said.
Luke Duffy of northern Indiana, once famous for a title offer to President Cookdire, is hired by the Linton Racing Association to start ponies on the Fourth of July at a track southwest of the city. Secretary Puelkett notes horses are in training and more are arriving daily, promising a fair start for local fans.
Elizabeth Bone, resident of the city, fractured her arm after slipping on an icy sidewalk at 410 J Street NW on January 16 1927. She sued the city for 10000 damages. a compromise was reached with the city paying 200 and the case to be stricken from the docket.
Rockwood residents report visitors from Bloomfield and Mineral drawn by church services and family gatherings. Kenneth Holstettler funeral attendees met at Walnut Grove church while I C O F picnic drew crowds despite rain. Emil Cldgston of Chicago visiting Mitchells. Hasler Sparks family hauled hogs to Bloomington.
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and children Lloyd and Helen spent Sunday at Trinity Springs with relatives. Mrs Conder returned to Bloomington with her daughter Mrs Wilbur Page and Mr Page. The Pages will stay in Bloomington for a few days. Mr and Mrs Roy Kates visited Mr and Mrs John Blanton Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Fay Smith and family spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Alvin Blanton and Mr Blanton at Jasonville. Mrs Fred Nolting and Miss Tessie Light called on Mrs Ellsworth Riley.
Read Today's Offer All You Who Have Indigestion promises a lasting cure by strengthening the stomach with Dave's Mentha Pepain, a tonic elixir advertised as the supreme remedy. The ad claims it ends chronic indigestion and is guaranteed by Duncan's Pharmacy and druggists to work or money back.
The IL A L L club met at Mrs. Gary Moyer's home Sunday with several members present. A shower was given for Mrs. Alvin Blanton, a recent bride. Other exchanges included visits among neighbors and relatives, with plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Dock Riley’s home.
Sunday at Burris Chapel drew many relatives visiting Press Goodman and family including Padgett, Padgett of Terre Haute, Welker Goodman and daughter, Jarvis Goodman, Claude Reed and families, Stevens of Stockton, and Miss Martha Smith of Linton. A children's day program drew a large crowd and performers, with local residents Benton Goodman visiting his parents.
The American Legion invites members to a regular session at 7 30 this evening at the North Main street headquarters. A strong attendance is requested to discuss upcoming events and issues.
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