24 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
1
The Sunday morning service at Saron Reformed Church begins at 10 30 a m The Rev G A Hofmann pastor will deliver the morning message Church school meets from 930 to 1030 a m Members and friends are invited to attend Christian Endeavor meets at 630 p m Choir rehearsal is at 715 p m Wednesday C A Hofmann pastor
Great Gifts can be given by little hands says Love sig. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Young People's prayer meeting 6:50 p.m. Preaching 7:30 p.m. Epworth League service and party Monday. Citizenship class 7 p.m. Tuesday First Aid class 6:30. Wednesday Ladies Aid and First Aid class. Thursday 6:30 prayer meeting. Friday Citizenship class 7 p.m. Nola D. Yoder deaconess.
The First Christian Church requests attendance for Bible school at 9:30 a.m. every Lord's Day with worship at 10:15 a.m. and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. Rev A W Craig will preach in Elnora at 2 p.m. M V Foster, pastor, notes a revival.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship 10 45 a m B Y P U 6 30 p m Prayer Bands 7 15 p m Evening worship 7 45 o clock Wednesday prayer meeting 7 o clock Morning message Jesus Tested Evening message The Burnt Offering and Christ Pastor Gordon Kemble to begin a five part Leviticus series on chapters 1 7 focusing on Christ Savior of the World and the Lord.
The Church of God invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 for all ages led by Mrs Isaac B Tucker. Morning worship at 10:35 with Rev R L Berry speaking. Young People meet at 6:30 p.m. on the theme Jesus the Man of Prayer with five speakers and two songs led by Mrs Fred Wright and Mrs Roland-Fines. Evening service at 7:30 features evangelistic preaching. Wednesday prayer at 7:30. A non-denominational church proclaiming God and brotherhood of man. Welcome to all.
The First Baptist Church holds a morning service of worship inspiration and instruction at 9 80. The program features all ages with a complete service and a sermon titled Fundamental Principles of the Church. The children's sermon is to Little Boy and His Goveh.
The article notes an evening worship with special music by the choir and a sermon titled The Things Which I Say, focusing on life authorities and finding approval by doing what is right. Minister Harry J. Bailey urges church support and attendance for all ages.
Bloomfield residents attend state Eastern Star session in Indianapolis while local clubs meet. Mrs. Claude Workman and officers attend the sixty second Blue Bird session of the Grand Chapter. Dinner-bridge and Monday Night Bridge clubs host gatherings with prizes won by several members. A Richland township Young Republicans organize with officers elected. Rotary Club hears economic talk from Wurster of Indianapolis Chevrolet. Illness strikes Mrs. Floraned Riddle. Mrs. Herschel Corbin travels to Indianapolis for daughter Mildred’s appendicitis. Willing Workers class meets at the Presbyterian church.
Purdue University researchers C. W. Carvick and I. D. Mayer report eight years of poultry housing tests show expensive laying houses unnecessary for most farms. Four house types varied by heating and humidity. egg production was similar, though heated flats kept laying longer in cold spells. Key points stress proper ventilation no drafts and economical construction as top priorities for poultry houses.
Newberry reflections list a flurry of visits and movements across towns. Families such as Slavens Gilbreaths Haglers and Haslers host and travel between Epson Centerpoint and Indianapolis while others relocate to Newberry or host relatives during weekends.
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