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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
6
Classified ads detail postal policy and subscription rates for the Linton Indiana post office. Advertisements include obituary and social notices, advertising rates, and terms for newspaper delivery and business communications.
The article lists participants for a Grant Parade conducted by school children at Junior High, naming faculty and student teachers across subjects including English, math, history, drama, science, and home economics. It includes staff such as superintendent John Pacgelt, principal Chester Stov ekel, and others with monitors and teachers like Mary Aliv¢.
Davis Flower Gardens will supply a lovely bouquet for prizes awarded on Thursday afternoon, forming part of the event's rewards.
Illinois Central president L A Downs presented safety awards to two Linton residents for a nine year perfect record. About 8600 employees nationwide share the honor under the Railway Central system with no injury to workers or passengers cited as the key achievement. The event underscores the shift from hazardous past to safer train operations. Winners listed include Wim. Uland and Barney Lundy, both section foremen with nine year records in Indiana towns.
A sequence of personal names appears in the readable fragment including Norma Jean Smith Cecile Gabbart Audrey Arm priester Leona Oniones Don Wright Milton Goldberg Tickis Scholl James Corwin Harold Harting Lillian Smith Bob Allen Doris Borders Doris Bechtel and Walter Dorn.
George Wall, formerly of Linton and son of Mr and Mrs Job Wall, directed the Arthur high school band at Paxton Illinois to its fifth consecutive district victory. Arthur was the first town with two bands, both earning first division ratings and state meet eligibility. The article credits Wall for rebuilding a nearly complete band and leading four Arthur soloists to state contest eligibility.
Indianapolis May 1 Floyd J L McMurray state superintendent announces semis annual excise revenue distribution totaling 542077.07 for 1933 act schools funding. County allotments include Greene County 4800 with funds to pay public school teachers.
The Greene and Clay county side entrance building at Shakamak State Park nears completion for the upcoming season. The brick structure features a timber porch and large south side fireplace.
Concrete spillway and driveways under construction at Healdist with a shale base laid for a permanent surface. The Department of Conservation aims to complete the park roads and introduce plantings in coming summers, projecting substantial progress for the state park system.
A beginners' band will be organized in this city with a meeting on Friday night May 10 in the old school building. The group will include 20 to 25 musicians and feature two alto xylophones two melody xylophones two clarinets one flute one bass horn two altos two trombones one tenor drum one bass drum one tympani and one baritone. It aims to train students for a high school unit and should perform by July 4. Call O. D. Clayton to join.
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