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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
1
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In Terre Haute on March 24 miners elected Tyler G. Lawton president of District No. 11 UMWA over John Hessler in a tight race. C. C. Webster beat W. D. Van Horn for international board. Webster 7,878 to 7,706. Harvey Cartwright won district vice president 8,329 to 7,512. Other district officers and auditors were elected from locals after lengthy recounts and rule constraints.
In Switz City a dinner gathering was hosted by Humphreys with several guests including Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Alexander of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bradfield of Linton, Mr. and Mrs. W I Robinson of Lyons, Miss Grace Doyle and Hart Shouse of Worthington, Miss Etta Corbin and Robert Park. Music on the radio was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lee Hollins is ill with pneumonia at the home of her in laws. Mr. and Mrs. Chaney of south of Linton visited their daughter Mrs. Herb Landis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and son Colonel and Mr. and Mrs. Houghton also mentioned.
Butler and daughter Audrey motored to Princeton Sunday. The M E church class met at Mrs. Carles Younts home Friday with Bible study and music. Mrs. Yount and Mrs. Daisy Bovenschen led games. Hulda Frey won a prize. A church party was planned for April 1 from 1 30 to 4 p m with music games stunts and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Doyle Hennen Mrs. Ida Bovenschen Mrs. Daisy Bovenschen and Dorothy Mrs. Merrel Yount Barbara Mrs. Ray Humphreys Mrs. Levi Frey Mrs. Walter Holmes Mrs. John Hancock Mrs. John Baughman Mrs. Terhune Mrs. Cassilda Spencer Mrs. Houghton Butler and Marybelle Yount. The Moore child ill with pneumonia and James Falk of Worthington visited. Merrill Yount and Barbara visited sick Mrs. Mutterspaugh.
Market brief from Indianapolis lists hogs to heavies and steers with price ranges, calves and bulls quality notes, wagon market items including wheat corn oats hay and timothy. Prices show variability with old and new corn, and general commodity mentions. The fragmentary reading covers livestock and grain movements in a compact market column.
A mysterious symbol combining an arrow and a lizard influenced four lives as a great mystery story is announced for publication in the Daily Citizen. Also advertised bulk garden seed and lawn grass seed at the Board of Trade Teed Store. Phon 72. 10tfe
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