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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

6

Sunday Visitors and Local Preaching in Browntown

Brownstown residents hosted relatives and guests including Fern Willoughby Eva Rutledge Lena Fletcher and Miss Bledsoe from Terre Haute. Midland visitors Mitchell and McKee joined Archibalds and Taylors for Sunday gatherings while a sermon was planned at Salon.

Fern Willoughby Eva Rutledge Lena Fletcher Beryl Bledsoe Terre Hatta Alex’ . Mitchell Midland Louis Doublemont Sullivan Salon Ralph McKee Anthony Martin Ed Fletcher Archie Goldie Jasonville Hugh Archibald F. Jones Paul Dugger Archibald Matilda’ Moody Virgil Willoughby

Linton Miner Challenges Pres Hessler Over Co op Mine Work

A miner writes to defend cooperative mining and criticizes President Hessler for condemning it. He cites the Terre Haute contract, claims violations at Vandalia mine No. 28, and urges fair equal division of work to prevent hunger and drive for better living for union members.

Linton Citizen Hessler Terre Haute Vandalia Mine

Local Social Visits and Community Notes

Franklin resident Donald Dungan visited Miss Gladys Deer last weekend. James Timmerman and wife of Pleasantville visited daughters Mary Garrett and Tressie Spencer last Sunday. Alice Wines Myrtle Torpen and son drove to Vincennes Tuesday. Mrs. John Page of Linton visiting brother L A Denny. Laura Myers Weaver of Ohio visiting brother Grant Myers. Funeral of Aunt Mary Brown drew attendees from nearby towns Wednesday. L A Denny improving after illness. Arthur Grass and daughter from Linton in town Sunday. Home Economic club met with Mrs. John Johnson near Mud Pike church.

Donald Dungan Franklin Gladys Deer James Timmerman Pleasantville Mary Garrett Tressie Spencer Alice Wines Myrtle Torpen Vincennes John Page Linton L. A. Denny Laura Myers Weaver Ohio Grant Myers Mary Brown Arthur Grass Home Economic Club John Johnson Mud Pike Church

County Convention to Convene in Linton

The Greene County Council of Religious Education met at the Switz City Baptist church to arrange the county Sunday school convention. It was voted to hold the convention at Linton on April 20 and 21 with Albertson Rowe and Miss Young in charge. The Stockton township young people council presented a pageant and local schools are slated to perform well for the occasion.

Greene County Council of Religious Education Baptist Church Switz City Linton Albertson Rowe Miss Young Greene County Young People’s Council Stockton Township

Indianapolis Market Report from Hogs to Hay Prices

Market listing from Indianapolis shows hogs at 14.05 dollars per hundredweight, steers 10.00 to 11.00, calves 7.00 to 8.00, bulls 5.00 to 5.50, wagon market notes and grain prices for wheat corn oats and hay. Also mentions bulk seed and lawn seed at the Board of Trade Feed Store with phone number 72.

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