Linton Daily Citizen from Linton, Indiana • Page 6

LINTON, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JUNE 24. 1947 Varied Services Available Here This Bank is equipped to render any banking service and to do it ex- pediciously as well as satisfactorily. If you have no banking connection that meets your requirements, the National cordially solicits inquiries which will be given confidential consideration and the most careful attention. We serve to please and are pleased to serve. Each Depositor Insured for $5,000 in Federal Deposit Insurance National Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the supply of gasoline available to them is a matter for the dealers to determine, inasmuch as they are independent business said the announcement.

The company said it was acting the interest of fair treatment of all its customers. The company said the plan was adopted because it not meet all demands even after using all available pipe-line capacity and running its refineries at full capacity for many months. It said it was using other able transport the limit to bring in products from other areas. Allocation will be applied during June, July, and August. Standard said that its anticipated gasoline output for these three months was about 13 per cent above that of a ycai ago and other projects are under way.

IO BE POLITICIANS Federated Club Meeting Is Being Conducted at New York. 20 YEARS AGO THIS WAS NEWS Item. Below Appealed in the UNTON DAILY CITIZEN aa Corie.pondinsJ Dote. in I BZ 7 A new girls' sewing club was organized last night at the home of Miss Thelma Wright. Two Bible School at Reformed church closed last night.

Wanetta club meets with Mrs. Effie Walton. Blue Bird Girls of Glenburn Mission, enjoyed a sight-seeing tour of Indianapolis yesterday. Linton Cardinals beat Bloomfield 4 to 2 in opening game of Southern Indiana League yesterday. Kelly completed his twelve days and nights sitting on top of a flag pole at Newark.

N. (Flagpole sitting was common 20 years ago.) Mine Run I on I ii. fled from One! NEW YORK, June 24 The ac-j tivc participation of women in public life, especially politics. was the theme today of speakers at the 56th annual convention of the General Federation of Clubs. The convention opened last night with a banquet at the Hotel Commodore at which a message from Gov.

Thomas E. Dewey was read, urging women to participate more in political life. Mrs. Lafell Dickinson, of Keene, N. retiring picsidcnt of the federation, declared today in her report to the convention that women could start a national believe that our organza -1 tion now is it's 57th year, with a three-year record of 48,480 new I members in the United States and 26,845 in foreign clubs, mak- ing a grand total of 75,325, is in a position to start a renaissance, she said.

POLICE SHOOTING I WLL BL STUDIED GOES TO CLINIC AT I. U. Paul R. McCormack of Linton is among the 150 Indiana high school musicians attending the annual all-state Music Clinic at Indiana University, for which Prof. C.

L. Kingsbury is director. The high school orchestra, band and chorus pupils arrived on the IU. campus Sunday, June 22, and will conclude the week with a joint concert Sun- day afternoon at 2 in the auditorium. His attendance is being sponsored by the Linton chapter of Triad, mu-' sical sorority.

The high school musicians are holding daily rehearsals under; the direction of a staff of music specialists, including Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, associate director, of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. The clinic has been arranged to develop and stimulate musically talented students from Indiana high schools, to provide a laboratory for demonstrating teaching techniques to music directors and to provide opportu- I pity for teacher conferences and 1 exchange of ideas. While the high school pupils are participating in the clinic high school band, orchestra and chorus directors are attending a workshop on music techniques. QI NEW SOU IS FILED Court Business Items Are Reported Today in County. Two marriage licenses were issued, a suit for divorce was placed on file and a motion to dismiss a case was put up for consideration, in the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield today and yesterday afternoon.

The suit for divorce was filed by Kathryn Goodman vs. Willard Dean Goodman. The motion to dismiss the case was filed in the action of Thomas and Letta Luxton vs. Charles- T. and Rosie Slough, complaint in replevin.

It was filed by the defendants. No date was announced for the hearings on the motion. Marriage licenses were issued to: Charles Earle, of Linton route three and Anna Marie IVlit- choil of Carlisle route two. Marshall King, of Bloorn- fied route three and Norma Jane Rich of Lyons route one. away IO years ago today.

Mom and Dad we miss you And wish you could co nc home We are so lonesome for you And seem so all alone. But God has called you to a better place Where there will be no pain or sorrow And I hope, Dear Mom and Dad To rheet you on some bright tomorrow. TWO DIE, 6 HURT IN SEYMOUR WRECK SEYMOUR, June 24 police said today that two persons were killed and six injured in a truck-automobile accident on U. S. 31 a short distance south of Seymour.

Names of the victims were not immediately available. Police said an automobile and a truck collided on the north bridge at the section south of the city. Those living were in critical condition, police reported. DUO-WAY DISPOSAL UNIT Fust it Dries Then it Burns all wet garbage, household refuse, etc Without Odor. See us at Once for FREE DEMONSTRATION Robison Surmont AUTHORIZED CRANE DEALER Call 879-J.

SLIGHTLY DELAY ED EPHRATA, Wash. UJ.R> Back in April, 1924. the Grant County auditor here received a deed conveying title of some land to W. S. Forthun of Doniphan, Mo.

Attached was a note reading, hold this deed until Forthun calls for it. He is on his way by auto. The office has just returned the deed to Missouri with the following note: have been holding this deed for more than 23 years and Forthun hasn arrived yet. Must have had cai LIVESTOCK, GRAIN INDIANAPOLIS. lune Hogs fairly active after slow start; barrows and gilts scaling up to 280 lbs.

25 lower; heavier weights 50 lower; sows not fully establiishde lraeyeasls ly established; early sal es weak to 25 lower at largely 18.00-19.00; bulk barrows and gilts 160-225 lbs 24.75, early top 24.75; 225-250 lbs. 24.25-24.75; 250-300 lbs. 22.50 24.00; 300-350 lbs. 21.25-21.75; 350-400 lbs. 20.50; 100-160 lbs.

22.00-23.00. Cattle 1300, calves 700; steers and heifers active, strong to instance? 50 higher, especially on good grades; good to choice 1132 lb. steers 27.25; good to choice lighter weights 27.00; just good to top good 24.50-26.75; bulk medium 22.50-24.00; top medium and good heifers 24.00; few' good to choice 28.00; common grassy heifers and yearlings down to 19.00; cows dull, bidding generally I OO or more lower, few sales a1 grades lower; good beef cows 17.00-18.50: common and medium 13.50-16.50; canners and cutters 9.50-13.25; vealers slow', mostly 50 lower; good and choice 21.50-24.00; common and medium 10.50-21.00; culls mainly around 9.00 and below. INDIANAPOLIS, June 24 (UP)- Cash grain: Wheat: steady; receipts 2 cars. No.

I red 2.46; I hard 2.36; 2 red 2.45; 2 hard 2.35. Corn: firm; receipts 52 ears. No. 2 yellow 2.12; 3 yellow 2.10; 2 white 2.12; 3 white 2 IO. Oats; steady; receipts I car.

No. 2 white 1.01; 2 red 1.01. Soybeans: firm; no receipts. 3.15 carload lots FOB Indiana and Illinois points. ROUSH ATTENDS STATE MEETING: TERRE HAUTE, June M.

Roush of Linton among nearly IOO veterinarians and- guests who attended an outing and meeting of the Indiana-1 lli- nois Veterinary Medical association here last weekend. New officers were elected as follows: Dr. II. F. Page, Washington, president; Dr.

L. O. Fish, Spencer, vice president; Dr. E. K.

LeDune, Sullivan, secretary-treasurer. Dr. J. F. Bullard of Purdue University spoke on in Farm stressing the ur- I gent need of strict control meas- urns to check the spread of this I infectious disease, which is tran- smitted to humans as undulant fever.

SHASTA SOFTBALL TEAM TRH MBI IS The Shasta Coal Company softball team, composed mostly of Linton players', last night defeated the Bicknell VFW team 14-4 in league play at the Bicknell diamond. Members of the Shasta team from Linton include: Laughlin, lb; Moehimann, 2b; Woolsey, ss; Herndon, 3b; Jones, J. Powell, F. Duvivier, cf; Jones, lf and E. Powell, rf.

Batteries for the team last night were Jones and Powell. In their next league game the Shasta lads will oppose the Bicknell Elks outfit. "TONIGHT P.M. IG HT ON THE RIO With Gene Autre Feature No. 2 i ncur With Douglas Fernley In Ic IN wing cr (Bertha away 9 eyar cr (Charley MEMO HIAM memory of our Moth- Taylor) who passed ago today and Fath- Taylor) who passed I Kith reached all-time peaks in the United States last year.

According to the United Press the U. S. Public Health Service says that there were more than 2,300,000 marriages and 620,000 divorces in 1946. Divorces were increased about 120,000 or 24 percent, over 1945; marriages increased about 680,000 or 42 percent. Speaking of marriages, Justice of the Peace William Jackson of Linton reports- that he recently married his 184th couple.

Only ten of 'em have obtained divorces, he claims. We have a report from other Justice of the Peace Peter Brawand, but will bet that his record is above the national average, too. Bub checks in: When a dog chases his tail, He must bo discreet, For he is sure trying, To make both ends meet. Confessed Bandits to I Questioned Today at Jeffersonville. Ik The hardest fellow to shake off a ladder, Said old Henry Kime Is the man who went up One rung at a time.

Day is a day, Said Uncle Jim Spoor, When Father What he paid for. Frank Morgan says: was lucky. I met her when her voice was changing from to on the board for tomorrow. JEFFERSONVILLE, June Police today planned further questioning of three con-1 fessed bandits- concerning the i May I shooting of two police officers. Results of lie detector tests made at state police headquarters in Indianapolis yesterday were not immediately available.

The men, sentenced to 20 years each in the state prison for automobile banditry yesterday in Clark circuit court, were arrested Saturday night after holding up a Sellersburg, liquor store for $175.30. Sherman Lee Carroll, 31. formerly of Borden, and Robert I Earl Hester, 20, Louisville, were tentatively identified by Capt. Emerson Payne of the Jeffersonville city police ax the two men involved in the May shooting. Kenneth Griffin, 23, Louisville, was not implciated in affair.

Clayton Relatin VV ANGLE I Have you ever considered your insurance policies the premi- is going in- upon when i urns on to a savings fund, to be drawn you have a loss? The wonderful thing about it is, can draw out much more than you have in when you experience a misfortune. For instance, say that your fire insurance costs $30.00 every three years for $8000.00 protection in 18 years you would have paid $480.00 in premiums, BUT any time DURING those 18 years you could have collect when you really needed it. Where else would such a small investment pay such lai dividends? GRUND WED. THURS. 2 BIG FEATURES 2 For a Glorious 4th A PENNEY Bargain is Always A bargain is a good piece of merchandise at a price LOW for QUALITY It what you GET for.what you that makes a 1 stuff is never a bargain, no matter how little it costs you.

We give it houseroom here at Peuney s. Through thick and thin stuck to this; it must be GOOD and LOW-PRICED to he a bargain! why our customers believe in us. Like us, they re bard-working Americans who stand for lazy dollars. mm IN A CI EXCHANGE 5 N. Main St.

TeL Linton, Ind. cine mmmaEmm, TONITE 6:45 ll AND WEDNESDAY that Payne Coleman, wounded, and both have patrolman of whom returned to Paul we re duty. PLANS Short Supply Is ause of Action to Be Taken by onipany. CHICAGO, June 24 (UP) Standard Oil of Indiana announced today that it will ration gasoline to its customers during the three summer months in amounts approximately equal to what they used last year. Standard said that gasoline sales recently have increased in the neighborhood of 15 per cent as against a year ago and agents and dealers in turn have to to deny workers their rights.

limit deliveries to their the dealers will divide MIN ERX LEAVE JOHS: PROTEST PASSAGE Tumi I miners were reported idle in the eastern section of the state. (Bv United Press) A union spokesman predicted 1 today that 90 per cent of organized labor would go on a protest strike within a week against thi Taft-Hartley law and both labor and management promised an early test of the constitutionality of the measure. R. E. Farr, Birmingham, Ala.

I district president of the CIO i. II ted Steel Workers, predicted the protest strike only an early test of the constitutionality of the bill will delay a general strike, he The San Francisco CIO council president. Philip Murray to call 24-hour nationwide work stoppage in protest against the slave Harry Bridges, militant leader of the CIO Longshoremen's and union on the west coast, warned that his union would back by organizing, striking and it' employers attempted to use the bill A Big NEW Picture See XI! yes rn IU meets his match, in "The Wicked! Lady! Arthur Rank presents james MASON Margaret LOCKWOOD Patricia Roc 4 in 62 ANDREWS SISTERS BENNY JOE E. BROWN EDDIE CANTOR A KITTY CARLISLE JACK CARSON DANE CLARK JOAN CRAWFORD HELMUT CANTINE A BETTE DAVIS FAYE EMERSON VICTOR FRANCEN JOHN GARFIELD SYOHpr GREENSTREET I ALAN HALE PAUL HENRElD ROBERT HUTTON WAN LESLIE PETER LORRE Vi IDA LUPINO IRENE MANNING JOAN MCCRACKEN DOLORES MORAN DENNIS MORGAN ELEANOR PARKER JOYCE REYNOLDS IROY ROGERS TRIGGER S. cuoous-1SAKALL ZACHARY SCOTT ALEXIS SMITH BARBARA STANWYCK JOSEPH SZIGETI FIXE LI MAGE LESS THAN JEST.A ANY DOLLARS WEEKS AGO! 21 Weck-Entl Case 26 Pullman ase.

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