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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
2
The fragment lists advertising rates with references to single column inch charges and permanent contracts. It then shifts to a jumble of brief observations and quips about topics like a Detroit baby camel, Mexico’s dryness campaign, spring fever, and Mussolini’s cabinet, concluding with light commentary from New York Sun and Toledo Blade style notes.
Madison Ind May 7 Establishment administration and development of state parks for public use will be discussed at the ninth annual meeting of the national conference on state parks opening at Cliffy Falls state park. Delegates from 26 states will attend with sessions and a field trip to Muscatatuck State Park. Massachusetts and California surveys feature discussions led by Charles S Bird Jr and Herbert Everson.
Many clubs in the city support Child Health Day set for Thursday. The Elite society and Mothers Club will place displays in Walford and Ax & Fry windows and participate in the parade. The High School Art department will show posters in Fashion Hat Store windows and downtown windows are urged to decorate.
Gladys Borden leaves for Atlanta to visit sister Mrs George Wilcox. Vera Heim returns home to Connersville after teaching term. Grate Ogg of Hollyhill Fla arrives for extended visit with sister Martha Flemings. Bertha Hall of Clinton spends weekend here. Dan Carmichael is seriously ill with pneumonia. Fay Carmichael, employed at Anderson, called home to her mother. Frank Sharp and son Frank shop in Linton.
Mrs Perline Osborn arrived at the hospital seeking medical treatment today. The notice provides a brief account of her admission and current status with no additional conditions or outcomes disclosed.
Marilyn Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, was hurt in an automobile accident Sunday and is progressing well. She will remain in bed for three or four weeks.
Miss Mary Adamson and four girls from the 4-H club Rosemary Humphreys Martha Talbott Maude Elkins Mildred Elkins and Iva Baker will travel to Lafayette Wednesday to compete with other state schools in 4-H club work.
In Des Moines on May 7 a city checker tournament drew large crowds as five year old Helen Belle James played from a high chair with skill. She did not win the title but posted a creditable showing and drew public admiration.
Six Mayors Inman Hart Pennington and Scherer are reported not improving. Inman and Pennington remain about the same while Hart is unimproved and Scherer shows little if any improvement.
Frank Shepherd, long time employee at the Rexall Drug store, will relocate to Bloomington to accept a similar position at the Rexall store there owned by W. J. Hamilton of this city.
Funeral services for the late William J Tipton are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Baptist church with Rev O A Cook officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery.
Mrs Anna Sloan Bicknell 80 widow of Rear Admiral George A Bicknell US Navy is dead in New Albany Ind Her husband died five years ago
The Alpha Bible class of the M E church will meet in the basement Friday evening at 7:80 o clock. All members asked to be present.
Mr and Mrs George Gavin have moved from Vincennes street to the Fields property on First street south east.
In Indianapolis on May 7, a federal suit by ex congressman Ralph Updike Republican to challenge Louis Ludlow Democrat Washington correspondent as successor was dropped for lack of prosecution. It was the last suit contesting Ludlow’s election.
Becky Bradley Rogers, once convicted as a bank robber, faces retrial in La Grange after two prior juries. She was previously found involved in a 1926 Buda bank robbery and a separate arson-for-robbery plan in Round Rock. The retrial could be moved to another county to avoid prejudice.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of our little daughter Wilma Jean. Grateful for flowers and support from Mastern Star lodge J. T. M. club U. B. church singers Rev Brown Rev Cook and James J. Clayton. Signed Wendell Bray and family.
Peter J. Bailey as administrator of the estate of Robert I. Sullivan deceased has filed his account and vouchers for final settlement in Greene Circuit Court. The examination and action are set for May 6 1929 with all heirs creditors and legatees required to appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved on June 1929. Clerk Plmar W Sherwood officiates with Melntosh attorney. May 7-14.
Insolvency order issued May 6 1429 against estate of Andrew Maxwell in Greene Circuit Court No 2212. Uriah Maxwell administrator notified creditors to file claims for allowance by May 29 1429. Clerk Elmer Sherwood witnessed Bloomfield Indiana. May 7-14.
The undersigned appointed by the Greene County Circuit Court as administrator of Mary EB Keller's estate. The estate, believed solvent, lists Virgil O Keller as administrator with Alfred M Beasley and Kern G Hensley as attorneys. Date April 22 1929.
For sale items include newly pieced quilts and comforts ready for bed. Mrs. Robert Froeschke lists address 210 East Vincennes Street and phone 712c. Also an ad urges upholstering old furniture at Charles Criss 170 South Main St phone 515-K. John W. Pahmeier Jr of Sandborn Ind. opens violin and saxophone studio in Lin ton. inquiries by May 15.
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