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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
1
Sandborn Indiana residents report the death of John Cook from cancer of the liver after returning to Columbus for treatment. Funeral services were held there with burial in the Columbus cemetery.
A 1925 United Press listing previews radio features across major stations. Highlights include Wolf-Ferrari’s opera The Secret of Suzanne on WLS and various programs on WEAF WEAR WW WCAK WCCO WSAI WOC WFI WEEI WGR WAR WJY KE WIZ WBZ KYW KDKA and more with times around 7 to 10 p m and events like the Final Brunswick hour of music and Red Apple club segments.
George W Lloyd died at Union hospital Terre Haute after an operation. Funeral held at 1 p m at 816 South Torace Street Jasonville with burial in Lebanon cemetery. Survived by widow Ethel, son Vester, daughters Opal May and Dertha Margaret, father Henry Lloyd, four brothers and two sisters, with all listed from nearby towns.
May 29 marks the Jewish festival of weeks known as Shahuoth or Pentecost. It is celebrated seven weeks after Passover and is tied to the same period in date and meaning.
Ervin Ray sheriff of Greene County will sell on June 6 1925 at the Bloomfield court house rents and profits of lots 30 and 31 in South Linton Greene County Indiana for a seven year term to satisfy a decree of 103 95 plus interest and costs. If rents insufficient the fee simple of the real estate will be sold to discharge the decree at the same time and place. Webster V Moffett attorney for plaintiff. May 11 1925.
A reader asks if a bid has been placed on a Garland gas range and notes confusion in the inquiry. No further context or details are provided.
John W Hancock, long based in Bloomington, returns home as Mr and Mrs Willard Potter of Bedford visit relatives in town. Weeden Jackson and daughter Mrs John Baughman host with Crutch aided Mrs Jackson after a hip injury. Wanetta Thancack visits uncle in Dugger while Theodore Briddle of Lyons drops in. Dave Shearn and sons return from Detroit for week of business. Hattie Bach and children visit Mrs Frank Tandy.
Columbia South Carolina reader says three years of illness ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports strength to do housework and improved health during and after the Change of Life. The ad appeals to other women to start use at first symptoms and cites a broad canvass of customers claiming benefit.
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