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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
6
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Indiana Bell Telephone workers from Green County held their annual picnic at Shady Beach with operators from Dugger Jasonville Bloomfield and Linton in attendance. The day featured baskets swimming beach games entertainment a fortune teller and a frolic filled with county managers and families including many from the Linton Dugger Jasonville and Bloomfield offices.
The Ault family gathered for its annual reunion at City Park in Linton on Sunday August 23. A large turnout shared a noon dinner and many members from multiple towns attended including Fred and Mae Ault Bert Simpson Ernest Ault E L Rutledge Lennie Warren Mollie Owen Oren Rice Alma Hollands Ida Rice Elmer Davis Fred Gabbard Lewis Warren George Helms Okie Robertson Walter Swahy Charles Duke and others from Sandborn Sullivan Terre Haute Worthington Lyons Bloomington Midland Tilton and Westland.
Linton reports residents including Mrs. Fred Sheffler of Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams with family of Jasonville along with Mrs. Newt Williams of Jasonville and John Ault of Kolcen in a local social note.
Miss Alverna Turnbull hosted a lawn party at her home with Miss Evelyn Poe aiding. Guests enjoyed decorated grounds, dancing, music, games, and refreshments of ice cream cake and candy, with thanks extended to Mr. Clayton and Mr. Aikin for chairs.
The Linton High School Girls Glee Club will meet Friday at 4 PM in the high school auditorium. All club members are required to attend under Miss Evan Donnarings.
Raymond Ecker is in Indianapolis on business today. Mrs. Mary Mitchell visits Isabelle May ill in Bicknell. Mildred Doyle and Margaret Park spend the day in Dugger. Harriet Pearl Schloot and Doris Dixon stay a few days in Indianapolis. Margaret Bryan returns home to Akron after visiting. James Butler and son visit relatives here from Indianapolis. Kenneth Buis of Sullivan guests of grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Lemuel Buis. Fred Blades family motor to Turkey Run for the day. Mrs. Charles Wolford travels to Sullivan for appendicitis operation. Fred Bledes and daughter Gertrude with Miss Vivian Daugherty go to Terre Haute on business. Mrs. George Hedrick visits Indianapolis guest of Mrs. Jessie Allen. C. W. Culbertson of Terre Haute in city on business. Robert Mitchell returns home to Bicknell after visiting his mother Mary Mitchell. Virginia Fern Hixson leaves for Palestine Texas to visit cousin Dorothy May Parsons. Mrs. Charles Hicks and daughter Renabelle of Louisville visit Faulk family. Hicks is Faulk’s niece.
Dr. Lemuel Buis, noted local practitioner, enhances his office by painting new door signs and making general improvements to the headquarters.
Mrs Edith Hanger had her tonsils removed yesterday at City Hospital correcting a prior Citizen report that listed the name as Edith Ham.
The Methodist Aid society will hold a bake sale Saturday August 29 at Poe’s dry cleaning rooms. Proceeds fund Sunday dinner.
The Wanetta club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 with Mrs. James Priest. Every member is urged to attend.
The Order of Eastern Star will meet tomorrow evening at 7:80. Members gather to conduct routine rites and business in the lodge room.
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