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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1935

Page

3

CCC to Establish Permanent Camp Near Linton

A 200 man Civilian Conservation Corps unit with Army officers will locate near Linton as the definite site is selected next week. The camp aims to reforest abandoned strip mine hills in the surrounding area and will include barracks and a mess hall. Final arrangements for moving the contingent to Linton are expected in a few weeks.

Civilian Conservation Corps United States Army Linton The Conservation Department CCC W. G C. Falmer GCC

Templeton Mine Club Picnic Attracts Large Linton Crowd

Templeton Mine workers and families from Linton gathered Friday in Sulan for the Templeton Mine Man's Club annual picnic. The event honored John A Templeton Indiana coal pioneer, with a five o clock dinner and tributes during the meeting. Attendees included members from Linton Summit Coal and Glendora Coal, drawing about eight hundred people.

Linton Sulan Templeton John Aempleton Indiana Linton Summit Linton Field Glendora Coal Company Empleton Coal Company Van Empleton Pioneer Club Itsndiana the. Hoosier

Giants Assemble Coalmont Nine For Weekend Showdown

Linton Giants players convene at 12:15 Sunday afternoon under Manager Bland Silvey to travel to Coalmont for a White Jeanue contest. Fuzzy Blackburn and Hudson of Hawaii are highlighted as starting pitchers in a fast club clash.

Linton Giants Bland Silvey D Theater Faalmont Linton Mont Fuzzy Blackburn Hudson Howaii

Golf Course Now In Fine Condition At Linton

Linton Municipal Golf Course is in its best ever condition with fairways improved and sand greens reconditioned. Local pro Bobby Hess credits favorable weather for the turnaround as golfers prepare for a busy weekend, with crowds expected to swell for late week play.

Linton Municipal Linton Bobby Hess

Saddle Clubs Meet Tomorrow at Shakamak State Park

The White River Saddle Club and Terre Haute Saddle and Bridle Club plan a Sunday meeting at Shakamak State Park. Fifteen miles of bridle paths were installed this spring and summer. About 25 horses from Terre Haute and 15 from the local area are to be brought to the event, which opens at 10 a.m. and lasts all day.

White River

Banks Receive FDIC Insurance Continuation Notice

Local banks received a telegram from Leo Crowley FDIC chairman announcing that through a concurrent congressional resolution approved by the president deposits remain insured until August 31 1936. The existing law allows permanent insurance from that date with a maximum of 5000 per depository.

Federal Deposit Insurance Leo Crowley Washington, D. C Congress

Earthquake Shocks Fel Town at 1 AM

A strong earthquake was felt at 1 a.m. today in Fel with no reported damage or casualties. Local authorities initiated safety checks and residents were urged to stay alert for aftershocks.

Building plans may be offered to council at meet

Representatives of Linton citizens plan to present tentative plans for a large community house to the city council next Tuesday night at 7 30. Backers seek council backing to secure a PWA grant and loan for construction with 45 percent grant and 55 percent loan at low interest. The project would create skilled and unskilled jobs during building.

Linton PWA Public Works Administration RWA

Training School to Boost Indiana State Police Ranks

Indianapolis June 29 The Indiana State Police prepare for a major reorganization step as 75 candidates start a 30 day training course on July 8 Fifty graduates will enter state police ranks under state safety director Donald F Stiver The school trains in all facets of state police work with instructors from state municipal and federal agencies Garrett detective officer Donald Kooken to lead instruction Courses cover police history crime forms and inter agency cooperation with practical firearms and protective gear study A final exam selects those to join the department Physicals required and height weight prerequisites set Financial aid provided to students to ensure stability in the program

Indianapolis U.P Indiana Donald F. Stiver Donald Kooken Garrett Department of Justice Chicago Omaha Neb Bouver Ine Stiver

Pirtle and Pony May Lead Parade

Willis Shorty Pirtle may ride a pony in the Fourth of July parade, replacing his mule ride of 1934. Robert Raney will bring a small horse from the R-G Fourth Vein coal mine to town for the appearance. The combined act is not yet set as the parade headliner, but it will be a featured element of the holiday procession.

Willis Shorty Pirtle Raney

Roosevelt appeal sought to avert coal strike risk

Washington June 29 The White House faced pressure as President Roosevelt appealed to keep miners at work to avert a possible soft coal strike involving 400 000 workers after the joint wage conference recessed without an agreement. Union leaders warned against a third extension of wage contracts and a resumption of the conference was uncertain with work already disrupted.

Washington U.P Prsident Roosevelt White House Sesgion

Greene County Labor Union to Meet at Public Library

The Greene County Central Labor Union will convene at 6 30 PM Monday in the Lainton Public Library. All members are urged to attend the meeting. A separate note mentions a 1922 magazine issue delivered to Carl MackKenna, mailed from California 18 years earlier.

Greene County Central Labor Union Lainton Public Library Malden Mass A. Carl MackKenna California

Recreation plan to be discussed in Linton visit

William McQuade Greene county work director said Quentin Hartke from the state recreation department will travel to Linton next week to help organize a recreation program. Local residents will meet Hartke and present several tentative programs for consideration by the governor commission unit.

Linton Emergency Education Governor’s Commission On Unemployment Relief William McQuade Greene County Garrett G. Epply GCUR Quentin K. Hartke McQuade Hartke Linton Group

Miners Ready to Meet Seeleyville Shadylanes at Linton Park

A strong Linton Miners baseball lineup will play Seeleyville Shadylanes at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at Linton Park Diamond. Manager Emmett Perkins announced the Miners will field W Wright P Wright G Wright Clark Weaver Rhodenbeek Tuttle F McPhail W McPhil McAllister Perkins Rice with Hess Trinkle or Greenwood pitching. Jones and Buel expected to be Seeleyville’s battery. The Seelyville nine have been advancing this season and promise a tough battle with a large crowd expected.

Linton Miners Seeleyville Shadylanes Linton Park Emmett Perkins Miners W. Wright P. Wright G. Wright Clark Weaver Rhodenbeek Tuttle F. McPhail W. McPhil McAllister Perkins Rice Hess Trinkle Greenwood Jones Buel Seelyville Goting Pegmine

Funeral Rites for Harry Hallom Monday

Funeral services for Harry Hallom, who died Friday morning, will be held at 2 o’clock Monday afternoon from the family home at 789 E street northeast. The Rev. William W. Green will officiate. Moose Lodge members will pallbear and assist at the grave. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery.

Haltom Harry Hallom E” Street William W. ‘Green Moose Lodge Fairview Cemetery

Hospital Report on Reynolds Return Home

Mrs. Harold Reynolds and her daughter Shirley Irene are to be taken to their home in this city this afternoon.

Harold Reynolds Shirley Irene

Walton Visit From Akron Family Makes Short City Visit

Mr and Mrs Harry Walton and their Akron Ohio daughter visit Mrs Kate Walton in the city for a few days.

Akron Harry Walton Ohio Kate Walton

Linton hosts Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints conference

Branch meeting of church ten be conducted here all day Sunday with nine missionaries and leaders from Utah Arizona Idaho Wyoming and Idaho joining delegates from Vincennes Terre Haute Bloomington and other area towns. Ben E Lewis will supervise the gathering in the city with no collections taken and a noon meal served.

Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Linton South Main Street Ben E. Lewis Salt Lake City Utah South Indiana A. I. Wilkinson Boyd A. Reed Mr. Lewis Elsie Sommerschuh Kamen Herbert Edward Slade Arizona Minnie Emmett Wanda Johnson Idaho LaVere Johns Wyoming James Clayton Church of Jesus Christ “Latter Day Vincennes Terre Haute Bloomington

Twilight Games Booked For Week In Local League

Six Twilight Sunday School league games are scheduled for next week. On Monday July 1 Glenburn Mission faces Linton Baptist at Triangle diamond and Linton Methodist meets Pleasantville Baptist at City park diamond. Tuesday July 2 sees United Brethren versus Morris Chapel at City park diamond, then Friday July 5 features United Brethren versus Linton Baptist at City park diamond with Morris Chapel against St Peter's Catholic at Triangle and Glenburn Mission versus Olive Branch at Baileyfield. The league standings list Olive Branch and Glenburn Mission leading, United Brethren and Morris Chapel mid pack, with Linton Methodist winless.

Felow Glenburn Mission Linton Baptist Triangle Diamond Linton Methodist Pleasantville Baptist City Park Diamond United Brethren Morris Chapel St. Peter’s Catholic

Townships to Care for Direct Relief in Indiana

Indiana will shift the burden of direct relief to townships starting August 1 as Wayne Coy, state relief director, announced. The governor's commission on unemployment relief will run direct relief in July while a new works program is prepared for implementation.

Indianapolis U.P Indiana Wayne Coy Coy

Linton Boy Scouts Call Meeting For This Evening

An important Linton Boy Scouts meeting is set for 6 p.m. today in front of the Elks home. Frank Lenning, secretary-manager of the Greater Linton club, will lead the session as plans for Scout participation in the Fourth of May celebration are mapped. Scouts are urged to attend.

Linton Elks Frank Lenning Greater Linton Club Lenning

Detroit Underworld Figure Sought for Quizzing in Murder

A heart attack proved fatal to Guy Asbury age 20 at the family farm near New Lebanon on Friday. Coroner Walker McHugh ruled heart trouble causing death after an inquest. He was born Sept 30 1914 in Greene County and survived by his parents a brother and two sisters. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm from Rose Chapel church with burial at Burial Camp Ground cemetery.

Guy Asbury New Lebanon Young Asbury Walker McHugh Sullivan County Asbury Greene County Guy Pleasantville Josh Asbury Joe Asbury Oran Charley Geneva Asbury Rose Chapel Burial Camp Ground Newkirk

Linton Swimmer to Attend Red Cross Institute

Vernon Hill of Linton will represent Greene County at a Red Cross swimming and life saving institute to be held at Lake Maxinkuckee Culver. The one week program runs July 1 to 6 under Paul Goss field representative of the Red Cross with every Indiana county represented.

Vernon Hill Linton Red Cross Greene County Red Cross Institute For Lake Maxintuckee Culver Paul Goss Indiana

Suspected Auto Bandit Nabbed Near Covington

John Abel 82, of Covington area, identified as the suspected auto bandit and holdupman, was arrested by Sheriff Mat Flynn Deputy Fred Martin and Bloomfield Marshal Gentry Shepherd after being found asleep in a river shack in Greene county. A 1933 Nash sedan belonging to Homer McDonald of Covington and a Covington holdup were linked to Abel. the car was not at the shack, likely abandoned between Covington and Greene county.

Greene County Mat Flynn Fred Martin Gentry Shepherd Bloomfield John Abel Covington White River Abel Homer McDonald

Damage case ends without verdict in Greene Circuit Court

In Bloomfield Indiana on June 29 the jury failed to agree in Barg Corbin versus Harry Landis. Judge J Raymond Powell discharged the Greene Circuit Court jurors at midnight after deliberating since about 3 PM. Corbin, a farm laborer, sought 10000 dollars in damages for injuries from a July 31, 1984 auto collision involving a truck driven by Lane Discollided with Landis's car.

Bloomfield Ind Barg Corbin Harry Landis Greene Circuit Court J. Raymond Powell Corbin Lanedis

State of War Declared in Barcelona Proclamations Issued

In Barcelona on June 9 troops post proclamations declaring a state of war. Local residents report immediate measures and heightened security as authorities respond to the crisis amid unrest and uncertainty.

Barcelona Spain Bareleona

Chief Police Hope to Solve Slaying in Detroit

Detroit June 29 William Sweitzer a Detroit underworld figure and suspect in the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson a prominent New York attorney and nephew of Chief Justice Hughes left his hideout fleeing in haste Two friends of Dickinson were detained and questioned for hours as authorities pressed to locate Sweitzer and learn his route The body of Dickinson with bullet wounds was found in Rouge Park Thursday morning Police and state forces focused on solving the case and capturing Sweitzer

William L. Ferris Detroit Howard Carter Dickinson New York Charles Evans Hughes United States Supreme Court William Ferris Sweitzer Ferris Dickinson William Sweitzer Rouge Park

Guards disperse crowd at Kansas mine strike incident

National Guardsmen gathered from Pittsburg at Galena Kansas to break a siege by hundreds at the Eagle Picher Mining and Smelting plant office. Across more than two hours attackers fired at guards and offices while pickets attacked strikebreakers on Highway 66, injuring twelve people.

Galena Kan U.P Pittsburg Eagle- Picher Mining and Smelting Company Missouri Kansas

Poignant Paris Duel Wounds Former Council Leader Godin

Pierre Godin veteran French official and former Municipal Council president was wounded in the right thigh in a duel at 8:30 am with rival Jean Chiappe. The two longtime friends exchanged four shots, Godin collapsed, and Chiappe confronted him as he walked away amid a history of public service and personal ties.

Paris U.P Pierre Godin Jean Chiappe Inence Godin Chiappe Dsi Ritter

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Templeton Club Sullivan Saddle Clubs Shakamak Continue Deposit Bank Insurance MEET Community House Body Pet Spitz Margaret McDermott Hulda Rhode Miss McDermott Lawrence Dennis Ment State Police Board Twilight John ‘Abel Den Howard Dickinson France
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