Real estate loans offered for qualified individuals
A lender states it provides real estate and chartel mortgage loans to qualified persons on personal note. They invite conversations to discuss accommodations for borrowers in need.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1944
Page
4
A lender states it provides real estate and chartel mortgage loans to qualified persons on personal note. They invite conversations to discuss accommodations for borrowers in need.
Governor Warren T. McCray is ruled guilty of using mail to defraud. Bett F. Branch of Martinsville becomes governor. City council awards contracts to L. P. Beard Co. for several street concreting projects with specific streets listed. Floyd Wright awarded curb and gutter work. Klan demonstration announced at City Park on May 2 by United Klan of America.
Pvt Arthur Taylor of the United States Navy spends a 30 day leave with his father and mother Mr and Mrs Ervin Taylor after two years on active duty. He has seen service in Galapagos Island Salinas Ecuador Corinto Nicaragua Puerto Castillo Honduras Bananquilla Col Toboga Island Kingston Jamaica Guantanamo Bay Cuba San Juan Puerto Rico Port of Spain Trinidad Dakar Africa and Coco Solo Panama Canal Zone.
Claud W. Truitt of Linton Indiana earns promotion to sergeant at his overseas station in the 13th AAF Service Command. He works as a dispensary clerk for a Service Group handling repair work on bombers and fighters bombing Jop-held territory. Truitt is a Riley High School graduate and former Maumee Colleries Company employee. son of Mr and Mrs Claude E Truitt.
S/Sgt Kenneth E. Page of the Station Hospital at Greensboro North Carolina and Pfc Arnold L. Page stationed with the U S Army at Fort Bliss Texas are spending the week with their parents Mr and Mrs Erman Page.
S/Sgt Walter R May reports back to Camp Pickett Virginia after a nine day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Cameron May of Sandborn Indiana.
Pvt Shellie V. Shonk formerly of Linton Indiana has been taken into the service and sent to the Ordnance Replacement Training Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland for basic training as an Ordnance soldier.
Cpl. Clarence C. Burger is home on 21 day furlough with wife Mrs. Ida May Burger Barton. He has been stationed in Panama for twenty months and will report back for duty at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Jere Goodman former Linton superintendent now serving in the U S Navy at Great Lakes Ill has been selected Honor Man for his recruit company. Honor Men are chosen by peers for exemplary conduct and appearance and his photograph will hang in the regimental office alongside other company honorees.
Cpl Herschel W. Hays returns to Ft Bliss Texas after a 13 day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Hays.
Edwin Lam son of T. P. Lam is reported to be serving in the Army Medical Corps in the Marshall Islands.
Cpl. David T. Summerville has arrived safely with the United States Army somewhere in the Southwest Pacific. Mrs. Gene Summerville of Linton reports the news, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summerville.
John H. Murray of Linton, stationed with the United States Army Medical Corps in Italy, received the Purple Heart for injuries suffered under enemy shell fire. His wife, formerly Miss Ruth Robey of Linton, announced the award.
Leo Robertson A S recently inducted into the United States service is undergoing boat training with the United States Navy at Great Lakes Illinois. He formerly lived on Dugger route 1.
Jesse Lee Sargent S 2/c, United States Navy, stationed at Great Lakes IL, is spending an 11 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Sargent.
S. Sgt. Ernest Begerman son of Mrs Naomi Begerman of Linton has been released from a base hospital in the Southwest Pacific where he was treated for a burn on his left arm He says he is fine now and the information comes from word received here
Rollie Marvin Brinson of the United States Navy spent a few hours of leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Rollie Brinson and family. He was accompanied as far as Terre Haute by Mrs Brinson and daughter Grace and Otto Clark.
Arnim Brinson son of Mr and Mrs Rollie Brinson of Vicksburg has been promoted to Private First Class in the United States Army according to word received by his wife Mrs Dorothy Clark Brinson.
Navy sailor Everett Hobbs second class spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Lawrence Wright at Linton route ai.
Fort Knox Ky May 1 A new contingent of enlisted men from the nation's warps divisions was enrolled today in a special action course in the Gunnery Department of the Armored school. Included in the class is Pfc. Lowell H Greene of Linton route. The department will train these men to become experts in maintenance and repair of carbines rifles Tommy guns machine guns mortars.
Armorers and gun mechanics from the armored divisions finish a demanding training course and will return to their units equipped with enhanced firing and maintenance skills.
Four Linton men Donald Reynolds Armadale Coulter William Weaver and Orval Alkire have been sent to Camp Fannin Tex for basic training according to word from local sources. Their wives are named in the report and the men are listed as residents of Linton route 2.
Pfc Harley Goodman son of Mr and Mrs William Goodman has been promoted to corporal and awarded a good conduct ribbon. He is serving with the Army somewhere in Italy.
Pfc Carl W. Smith and Mrs. Smith of Cleveland Ohio spent the weekend with George Smith of Lone Tree.
Word has arrived that Pvt Bobby Joe Surmont, son of Mr and Mrs Joe L Surmont, has arrived safely in the Solomon Islands. He is with the Infantry of the U S Army.
Indianapolis May 1 livestock report notes fresh hogs 21,000 with holdovers 1,500. hogs 159 lb down and 160-200 lb steady. sows 25c lower. Cattle 3,000, calves 600. steers active and steady. cows weak to steady. notable prices include 1100 lb steers $15.65 and heifers up to $14.50. beef cows $10-$12.50. canners $6.7-$9.75. dealers steady, top $16.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club meeting with Mrs A M Beasley has been postponed for two weeks according to today’s announcement.
More than 10,000 soldiers aided by civilian defense workers and prisoners of war repaired Mississippi river levees as the flood crest passed St Louis. Over 6,000 families homeless and nearly 2 million acres damaged as crews sandbagged breaches and patrolling air crews guided evacuations me.
The report notes several days more pass before the flooded bottomlands start to drain, estimating a minimum of a week for the area to recover from high water.
Rushville Ind May 1 Funeral services set for Richard Tribbey eight who died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Walden Ish 19 of near Valparaiso Ind Also Elkhart Police probed a crash that killed Mrs Lucille Gilbert and her infant son Charles Their car collided with a vehicle driven by Ledger Kauffman Tr 18 who was hospitalized Newburg Ind May 1 coroner Gilbert Meyer identified a man found on the Ohio river south of Yank ee town as Joseph Gentil 43 river boat pilot of Cincinnati Ohio believed to have drowned months ago at Louisville Ky
Mrs. Virginia Romano of Brooklyn delivered two babies in a speeding private car after being flagged down by a fireman and two social service nurses as she rushed to a hospital. The third baby arrived on a stretcher in the hospital elevator during the evacuation scene.
A local ad promotes Ourine Ear Drops to relieve hearing problems caused by wax. It invites customers to try a home method test and promise a money back guarantee if hearing does not improve. The ad directs customers to Hamilton and other drug stores.
Mrs Romano wife of a factory foreman was told by her private physician she could expect triplets in early May and had arranged confinement at the hospital. The triplets and Mrs Romano were reported to be doing fine.
The community dressings class meets this evening at the Elks home from 7 to 8 oclock. All women who can spare time are urged to help as Linton misses its quota.
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