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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
6
Local donations push the tornado relief fund toward $700 with new gifts listed from St. Peter's Catholic Church and Mrs. W. S. Wolfe. The tally shows a total of 2673.07, noting prior acknowledgments and additional contributions.
Miss Beulah Robinson of Duper shops in Linton and Miss Mildred Hamilton from Indiana University returns home for spring break. Audrey Rector of Terre Haute visits Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rector. Mrs. Joe Morgan hosts Mrs. Nick Sanders and children from Terre Haute. Numerous students from Franklin and Indiana University spend the weekend or vacation at home with relatives and friends across the region.
The missionary society met with Mrs. Lena Due. The program featured singing, readings, and a missionary letter from Porto Rico by Edna Clingan. A social hour followed with ice cream cake and coffee served by members including Mrs. Nan Lucas and Mrs. Harriet Campbell.
The Church of Christ reports March activities including 50 meetings 180 calls four attendance records two additions and more daily Bible readers. A cottage prayer meeting had 40 attendees and the regular prayer meeting drew 51. Protracted meetings with Rev. R. H. Ball begin May first with sermons and a study on The Things Essential to a Growing Church.照
Fred Carpenter, the efficient county road superintendent, was in the city from Lyons today. He noted the roads are in good condition given the funds available for maintenance.
Norma Talmadeo's Secrets company sent two trips for filming. Irink Borzage, director of Secrets the first National picture, traveled to Mexico seeking 3,000 long horn steers due to scarcity near Los Angeles. The crew then shot in Wyoming. Secrets screens at the New Linton theatre Monday through Wednesday.
Section 5 students hiked to Willow Creek after school yesterday. They held a weiner roast and played old fashioned games plus a mimic trench battle. Attendees included Gayle Bough, Marthena Walters, Cleo Colvin, Ole Sligar and others, with Mr. Kesler, the principal, supervising.
Will R. Vosloh trustee will privately sell to the highest cash bidder the stock of ladies wear hats and millinery and fixtures in the Mary Ellen Shop on A street northwest Linton. Sale follows an assignment for creditors with no court orders required and immediate delivery to purchaser.
Douglas Payne, once a prominent Linton resident now living in Kokomo, is in the city today greeting many friends and acquaintances.
Mrs Matthew Bennie entertained 14 L A W club members with business, two piano selections by Mrs Lloyd Rhodenbeck, contests won by Mrs E J Ecker and Mrs Rhodenbeck, and Easter candy prizes. Refreshments followed. Next meeting moves to April 17 at Mrs Andrew Bennie in the evening.
The mayor calls on residents to remove accumulated rubbish now. The designated dumping ground is the old German church site north of the city park. Dumping refuse on highways or elsewhere is illegal. follow the official disposal location.
The Ever Ready class of the Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a delightful party at Miss Vivian Wrights home last night. Games music and contests provided entertainment while refreshments of ice cream cake and cocoa were served to Ruth Ponelite Barnice Armstrong Margaret McDonald Elsie Moss Vivian Wright Helen Iris Trinkle and teacher Mrs J R Taylor.
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office by the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. If discontinued for non payment restoration occurs only in due course of business upon payment of 50 cents restoral charge. New Home Telephone Co. 110
The Indiana Diamond Orchestra directed by Ralph Anderson performs tonight at the M I church chili soup supper. Audience invited to hear the ensemble as part of the church event.
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