Personal notices from Linton area residents visit and travel
Miss Helen Stewart spends the day in Dugger. A W Farrell leaves for Boonville for the weekend. Mrs J M Bedwell travels to Sullivan to visit relatives. William Cunningham visits D H Allen family in Salsberry. Ephriam Kester returns home from Corey after visiting his daughter. Rev Ray Crawl passes through Linton en route to Franklin to study. Lois, Lloyd and Lorraine Chambers return to Louisville after visiting. Mrs John Reynolds travels to Indianapolis for Bible Students convention. Mrs Silver George and baby return home to Indian Springs after visiting. Master Kenneth Buis returns to Sullivan after visiting grandparents. Mrs Ida H Sherwood travels home to Bedford after visiting. Herbert and Hubert Burris vacationing in city with relatives. Orville Puckett visits en route to Crawfordsville to coach football. Mrs Mayme Ingersoll visits friends. former Linton resident. Miss Mary Cooprider returns from Indianapolis after attending Madame Blaker’s school. Mrs John Perkins and others spend day with D M Puckett. cousins of Mrs Puckett. Miss Maude Bryan visits Attica then Wabash to resume job as assistant principal at Chippewa. Formerly Linton Latin teacher is well known here.
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Helen Stewart
Dugper
A. W. Farrell
Boonville
J. M. Bedwell
Sullivan
William Cunningham
Salsberry
D. H. Allen
Ephriam Kester
Corey
William Jeffries
Ray Crawl
Lebanon
Linton
Franklin
Lois
Lloyd
Lorraine Chambers
Louisville
John Reynolds
Indianapolis
International Bible Students
Silver George
Baby
Indian Springs
Kenneth Buis
Lemuel Buis
Ida H Sherwood
Bedford
W. J. Hamilton
South Main Street
Herbert
Hubert Burris
Detroit
Orville Puckett
Madame Blaker
Miss Cooprider
Otis Cooprider
John Perkins
Los Angeles
Cal
C. Ellingsworth
Maxine
Attica
Ind
Charles McNamara
John and
Watson
Terre Haute
D. M. Puckett
Puckett
Maude Bryan
Miss Bryan
Wabash
Chippewa High School
Bloomington
Open Air Service For Saron Reformed Sunday School
Members of the Saron Reformed Sunday school and friends will hold open air services tomorrow in the Duhne erove area about three miles northwest of the city. Regular Sunday school and church services will precede a noon basket dinner. All Sun day school and church members are urged to attend.
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Saron
Mrs Gillum Suffers Appendicitis At Home
Mrs Dennis Gillum confined to her home at 159 Fifth Street Southeast with an attack of appendicitis. She was formerly Miss Rozila Utterback.
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Dennis Gillum
Fifth Street Southeast
Gillum
Rozila Utterback
Ministerial Association Meets Monday at Welch's Chapel
An important ministerial meeting is called for Monday morning at 10 o'clock in Welch's chapel. All members are requested to attend.
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Ministerial Association
Welch's Chapel
Association
Mrs. Jesse Weisman Returns Home From City Hospital
Mrs. Jesse Weisman was discharged to her home today after a stay at City Hospital.
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Jesse Weisman
City budget shows substantial reduction for 1926
An ordinance establishing the 1926 budget for Linton notes a large decrease from last year. Total appropriations are down by 17 302.30 dollars and the tax levy is reduced by 18 3 4 cents, a relief for taxpayers.
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Linton
Linton Cubs to Face Pleasantville at City Park
Base ball Sunday sees the Linton Cubs hosting Pleasantville at City park grounds tomorrow at 2:80 PM. Admission to 25 cents with ladies free. Sammy Landis will start on the mound for the Cubs in what promises a well balanced and interesting battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Cubs
Pleasantville
City Park Grounds
Cubs
Sammy Landis
Ash from Scouring Volcanic Ash Used In Soap Making
Volcanic ash is reported to be used in producing scouring soaps and abrasives as a component for cleaning products. Science Service notes the material benefits and potential applications in industrial cleaning agents.
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Science Service
Baptist Church Tuesday Chicken Dinner and Supper
A Baptist church invites the public to join two meals, chicken dinner and supper, served Tuesday in the basement of the church.
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Baptist Church
Clarion Club Fish Fry Set for Newberry
Clarion club members and families meet at 10 tomorrow for their annual fish fry at Newberry, with prompt departure for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion Club
Clarion ‘Club
Newberry
Laying Up Gladness Reflects on Memory Making
A philosophical reflection urges actions and words that create pleasant memories. Henry Clay Trumbull counsels timely choices to ensure future gladness from present deeds.
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Henry Clay Trumbull
Old Rock Creek Cemetery and 1719 interment site history
The Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington was incorporated in 1872, while a portion beside St. Paul’s Church had been used for burial since 1719. The text notes Col. John Bradford donated a glebe of 100 acres to be held in perpetuity for church purposes.
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Rock Creek
Washington
Old St. Paul’s Church
John Bradford
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