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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals a local notice page from Inton Indiana describing advertising rates and subscriptions. It mentions annual, six month, and monthly terms, with penalties for nonpayment and references to legal or regulatory guidelines governing notices and classifieds.
Mrs. Nita Leonard Cooper presents a dance revue at the Capitol theatre in Clintiff Tuesday evening featuring solo hutbers Noitia Linton and Nota Sidders among others. Mrs. Cooper and Miss Mary Pohl headlined with multiple dance styles, with guest artists from Miss Myers' school and local performers, as plans for future studio classes at the Roosevelt Hotel announced.
Indiana state parks report high demand for new rustic shelter houses attracting many visitors. Officials note strong use of facilities at Tooster Park and nearby sites as families and hikers seek shaded seating and rest areas in natural settings.
Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, notes high demand for park shelters with reservations limited to weekends. The shelters are enclosed with large stone fireplaces for group cookouts, and some parks offer oven shelters and complex picnicking areas to accommodate multiple parties.
Gambill Miss Audry Hancock employed in Indianapolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hancock Sunday. She was accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Harold Lowe and children. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Arthur and family of Newark Ohio Miss Alice Whaley of Stanford Mrs A B McDonald of Linton waiting her parents Mr and Mrs D I Ranard this week Mr Ranard is ot the sick Tish Mendell Hale and little son Richard were Wednesday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs Marion Hale Miss Helen Holt called on Miss Lorene King Wednesday afternoon Harold Banard was an all day guest of his mother Mrs Thomas Jones of Sullivan Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs George Plew and family near Linton and Mrs Davie Baines and daughter Shirley
Indianapolis June 28 Special More than 62 percent of those aged 16 to 24 in Indianapolis are unemployed. Of the 38 percent employed, three percent are on work relief. The survey covered 2,860 men and 8,107 women with 4,884 white and 1,121 colored respondents. Vocational guidance and educational programs were urged, including apprenticeships and roles for youths as librarians teachers and social workers.
Plans to sustain the Gimbel prizes at five universities and the Indiana high school basketball tournament through a trust fund were announced. The awards honor sportsmanship and merit, with five university winners named from California schools this year and Indiana recognizing Willard Kehirt for virtue and leadership. Mr. Gimbel maintains active correspondence with each winner.
Drought ruined midwestern farmers relocated to the Matanuska valley have begun publication of a daily paper called the Palmer Daily. The weekly or final edition will be printed on two pages of yellow copy paper and typewritten. A more elaborate issue may follow.
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