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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

4

Accidential Shot Fortunate After All Stoeckel Boy

Edward Stoeckel unintentionally discharged a 46 Colt army pistol. A bullet pierced his son Chester’s thigh through the screen door. The six year old was taken to the city hospital where Drs Hamilton and Gook treated a non life threatening wound. He will remain in bed about two weeks.

Ndward Stoeckel Eleventh Street Chester Remin

Hart Smith Nuptials Tie Hart to Maudie Smith

The marriage of George Lewis Hart son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Hart Jasonville to Miss Maudie Victoria Smith Linden Ind was held Saturday afternoon June 16 at the home of Mrs S A McDade Fulton Tenn The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev H B Vaught M E church Fulton Hart attended Linton Stockton high school class of 1925 and Rose Polytechnic Terre Haute He is superintendent of the road building between Clinton and Columbus Ky The couple will spend summer in Clinton Ky and return to Jasonville in September.

George Lewis Hart Oscar Hart Jasonville Maudie Victoria Smith Linden Ind S. A. McDade Fulton, Tenn M. E. Church of Fulton Hart Linton-Stockton High School Linton Rose Polytecnic School Terre Haute Clinton Columbus Ky Mart Clinton, Ky

Decrease in Number of English Sparrows

The English sparrow was introduced to the Atlantic coast about 75 years ago. For decades the birds flourished, but in recent years they have declined in both urban and rural areas, according to the agricultural department in Washington. Nature seems to be restoring balance, perhaps reducing their populations like the pigeons once did.

Atlantic Coast Agricultural Department Washington

Nominating convention ends with overwhelming votes for Smith

Gov. Ritchie urged liberal states rights and personal liberty as the convention adopted the platform. Final tallies show Smith leading with 849 2 3 votes, Reed 52, George 52 1 2, Hull 50 5 6, and other contenders scattering votes amid a waning Democratic battle.

Gov. Ritchie Maryland Smith Reed George Woollen Ayers Hitchcock Hull Pomerene Jones Thompson Watts South Carolina Wood Wison

Indianapolis Markets Todays Prices Dispatch

Indianapolis markets report June 20 with hogs receipts 6000 and holdovers 1536, cattle receipts 900 calves 800, sheep 900. Hogs steady with 250-350 lbs 10.50-10.90, 200-250 10.75-10.90, beef and cull cattle weak to steady, vealers 14-15, feeders 8-12, top fat lambs 15.50, fat ewes 5-7.50.

Indianapolis

Baseball Tomorrow in County Junior League Tournament

The county tournament of the Junior Baseball League, sponsored by the American Legion, will be held at Linton City Park tomorrow June 30 at 10 o'clock. Teams from Masenvile Worthington Bloomfield and Linton will compete to reach the sectional tournament later. All friends of the boys clubs are urged to attend and support.

Clifford Lundy Ralph Osbor Linton Switz City Brewer Mason Dillion Nelson Methodist Church Silvers Westphalia Palmer’s Morrow W. C. Eby Leo Conklin Bloomfield Marie Hobby Bill Frye W C G. Eby Alice Ashcraft Ted Turpin J. R The American Legion Linton City Park Masenvile Worthington

Hubbard Improvement Encourages Friends in Indianapolis

Hubbard who has been in Methodist hospital at Indianapolis for several days is much improved and his relatives and friends are encouraged that he will recover.

AJ. Hubbard Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

A Conundrum on Minds of Peas Cues P’s and Keys

A riddle contrasts four roles a gardener, a billiard player, a gentleman, and a sexton. The gardener minds his peas, the billiard player his cues, the gentleman his p s and q s, and the sexton his keys and pews.

Eastern Star Meeting Tonight In Regular Session

The Eastern Star will hold its regular session tonight at 7 30. Members may gather for the meeting, with discussion on upcoming activities and organizational matters.

Mrs Heidenrich Returns Home After Marion Visit

Mrs. C F Heidenrich of Marion Indiana has returned home following a visit with her sister Mrs C C Hamilton in Marion.

C. F. Heidenrich Marion Indiana C. C. Hamilton

Smith repeats call to amend prohibition law after nomination

Albany June 29 Governor Alfred I Smith, less than a day after his presidential candidacy was announced, reiterated his belief that the prohibition law should be changed. He stood by his nomination and urged reform of liquor restrictions.

Albany N. Y Alfred I. Smith

Pollyanna Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting and Games

Mrs Emerson Cline hosted the Pollyanna club with all members and one guest present. After a business session, the group played 500 with prize winners Mrs Fred Dorraugh and Mrs Dorsey Woodard. Mrs Henry Taylor’s birthday was celebrated with an apron shower.

Emerson Cline Pollyanna Club Fred Dorraugh Dorsey Woodard Henry Taylor Meslames Henry Tayor Adolph Bratcher Bert Brosche Herbert Tincher Evelyn Poe Dorroaugh

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