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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
2
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A humorous note recalls a man at a dance whose sock supporter gave way. The piece quips about President Coolidge’s long days and a youth caught picking a motion picture house lock. Tennessee may criminalize teaching evolution while considering earth flat theories.
The Greene county Sunday school convention opened with strong attendance. speakers include state workers K T Albertson H G Rowe and Miss Nellie C Young. activities featured luncheons and round tables at local churches and 75 young people attended the division event. plans were made for a September county young people's conference.
A young New York physician declares corsets injure women’s health provoking questions about societal fashion. Meanwhile county residents are urged to visit the treasurer for spring tax installments with penalties rising after May 4.
Farmers hereabout have nothing to kick about this spring so far as the weather is concerned but they wouldn’t be farmers unless they did a little kicking. It is their privilege and it seems pleasure.
The Mothers' Club of the Christian church hosted a 4 PM party at the church rooms to honor Miss Nellie C Young a state Sunday school worker. She spoke on Mother and Child and discussed child guidance, sharing a talk that impressed attendees.
A coal miner said coal digging is a stable and dependable occupation. He noted he has come down daily for months and repeatedly seen the idle tomorrow sign, calling it a sign of regularity and a fine trade for those fixed in it.
The Frank Courtney post of the American Legion met with strong attendance to discuss the endowment fund for disabled soldiers sailors and orphans. A resolution was unanimously passed backing legion members who joined a demonstration supporting bonding the horse thief detectives, acting as ex service men and American citizens.
All members are urged to attend the Woodmen of the World meeting tonight to hear the convention delegate report. E. E. Brinson, C. ., John R. Morgan, Clerk.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the work room at the church.
A euchre and Five Hundred party will be given at the K of C hall tonight for members of the St. Peter's congregation and friends.
The Muchacha Club will meet with Miss Ethel Beckwith on Sixth Street Northeast tomorrow evening.
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