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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
6
The Linton Chautauqua association announces a 1925 program surpassing prior efforts. Runs Thursday to Monday August 13–17 with varied acts and top talent under a mammoth tent on the main building grounds. Tickets are on sale and public support is urged.
Mrs R O Booker of Indianapolis visits Miss Jean Laffoon. Miss May Stantz travels to Indianapolis to visit her mother Mrs Emma Stantz. Hugh Sherb vacationing in Chicago. he works for D R Scott Dry Goods. Mary Mosier returns home to Fowler from visiting Miss Mary Esther Price. Mrs E B Loos and sons Harold and Herman go to Greensburg NC for two weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs William Breck and family go to Indian Springs for a week. Mr and Mrs Will Slow return to Evansville after staying with Mr and Mrs William Axton. Irvin Stewart and family and Ben Humphreys attend birthday dinner for Mrs Bill Gentry in Bloomfield. Miss Julia Letot returns to Indianapolis for work after vacation with her mother Xavier Letot. H C Hilderbrand and baby depart for Grayville Ill for two weeks. he is I C depot operator. Raymond Lam of Indianapolis visits wife at bedside of her mother Mrs Sam Drennen, seriously ill. Clarence White and family vacation in Wisconsin, with Joe White of Terre Haute. Pauline Bunch, nurse trainee in Indianapolis, returns to Sullivan after visiting cousins Miss Moshell and Hazel Bunch. Duke Frederick and family return home. Fred spent weekend here. Mrs H N Pearce of Nashville Tenn with Frederick family. visiting F Cardwell family. Mrs Bruce Fleetwood leaves for Kurtz Ind due to mother-in-law Mrs Ira Fleetwood’s illness. Dr Fleetwood with mother near end.
A large party from Linton traveled to a grove near Bloomington for a full day outing. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sims Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and family Mr. and Mrs. John Madaris and family Mrs Lula Weaver Mrs Ora Smith and Esta and sons Frank Howard and James Mr. and Mrs Tennis Ham and daughter Doris Mr. and Mrs Ralph Smith and children Donald and Louise Mr. and Mrs Onie Abrams and Mr. and Mrs Willie Rice.
Mrs Ruth Hudson hosted a city park party yesterday in honor of Letitia Denman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hudson. Guests shared sandwiches ice cream and cake after games and gave best wishes for many more birthdays.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ferry and family move to Terre Haute where Mr Ferry has taken a position with Armstrong furniture stores. The FERRYS have long resided on A Street Northeast in Linton and are well known locally as they begin their new life.
The Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren church invites all members to a weiner roast tonight. Meet at the church at 7 15 with hot dogs buns and fixins. Members with cars are asked to bring them if possible.
Fern Tryon and Clarence Harrison, two of Linton’s best known young people, were married last Saturday in Bloomfield by Rev. J. A. Downey. The couple returned to Linton for a home, with both mothers as witnesses and many friends offering congratulations.
Miss Anna Lamb of Lone Tree hosted a chicken dinner yesterday for Mrs Helena Robinson Jean and Beulah Laffoon and their guests Miss May Shirley of Franklin and Mrs W V Booker of Indianapolis. The group later went by car to the Devil's Tea Table near Worthington for the afternoon.
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