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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
3
Rates shown for various durations and regions, including six months three months and one month. Outside Indiana mailing options and yearly six hundred. Obituaries and social announcements priced at regular line rates. Classifieds priced at one cent per word with a 26 cent minimum.
A sharp critique argues against repealing income tax publicity provisions and warns of broader government overreach. The piece laments privacy erosion, recalls early American rights, and mocks public snooping as a political tool while skewering administration and congressional motives. It also mocks gendered stereotypes and current events to emphasize civic autonomy.
The annual Plum mer Whitaker reunion gathered 93 members yesterday at Freedom. A noon dinner followed by kodaking and reminiscing framed an afternoon that included horse shoe pitching and socializing with many relatives from Odon Newberry Vincennes Epsom Linton Burns City Sandborn Terre Haute Indianapolis Morgan County and other nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Armstrong entertained guests in honor of Willard Armstrong of Indianapolis who is visiting their family. A noon dinner featured abundant dainties. main events included fishing and melon eating. Afternoon guests included John Scott and son Robert John Suthard Willard Goodson Lorena Barnard Lula Suthard William Barnard and the Armstrongs.
A joyful Poe family reunion was held in City park with a noon dinner for about fifty in honor of Mrs. James Talbert of Leitchfield the foster daughter of Mrs. Emaline Poe. Mrs Talbert returned to her Illinois home today after twenty years away.
Faster travel could boost business by enabling quicker access to markets, but it would also let competitors reach the same destinations at the same time. The tension lies between efficiency gains and intensified rivalry across markets.
The speaker argues a coal strike would trigger a congressional investigation, adding to opposition concerns about industrial action and political scrutiny. The remark frames the strike as attracting formal inquiry and potential consequences for policymakers and labor relations.
A brief note questions the meaning of the term leading citizen as used in local discourse, asking whether it refers to the town's wealthiest individual rather than a broad trusted figure. The quote highlights ambiguity in civic labels and social prestige.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ott Stephenson and Mrs. Helen Kristler included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and grandson Charles Beddell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honey and daughter Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown and daughters Eugena and Barbara Ann, and George C. Brown of Washington, Ind. The day featured a meal, conversation, and a visit to the city park to view a real park.
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold its regular monthly meeting in the church basement Friday evening at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend due to important business on the agenda.
Mr and Mrs Bert Dittemore attended a family reunion of the Dittemore family at Gosport yesterday. More than one hundred members of the Owen county family, prominent for many years, were present.
Mr and Mrs L W Warner attended the Craft family reunion held yesterday in Clay City. About 15 members of the well known family were in attendance at the delightful affair.
A large Elks gathering yesterday at Shady Beach in Indiana featured strong turnout from local and visiting Elks families. Judge Oscar E. Bland of Washington, D.C., vacationing nearby, was among the honored guests. A bountiful basket dinner followed noon, with the Bloomfield band providing afternoon music.
Dinner guests yesterday included Mrs Bessie McKinney of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Dan McKinney of Sandborn Mr and Mrs Leonard Jones of Bicknell Frank Trinkle and Miss Gersie Trinkle of Linton Mrs Isabele Rodriguez and son Junior of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs William Rader and Mr and Mrs J D Taylor and daughters Ardath and Anna Marie In the afternoon the party was joined by Mr and Mrs Virgil Trinkle Home made ice cream cake and melons were served by the hostess
The Methodist church class taught by Miss Mary Lee Cardwell plans a picnic supper Tuesday evening at City Park. Members meet at 6:80 at the church with their lunches and then proceed to the picnic site.
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