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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

7

Morris Chapel Sunday School Picnic At Linton City Park

The Morris Chapel Sunday school classes held an all day picnic at Linton City Park. Fifty attendees including Miss Nelda Robson and Mrs. Ora Fainot led the Primaries and Sunshine class with many children, parents, and elder sisters enjoying a three table dinner and ideal weather.

Morris Chapel Nelda Robson Sunshine Ora Fainot Linton City Jean Underwood Gayle Smith Junior Pool Terah David Ruby Underwood Thelma Linn George Saucerman June Billy Joe Goodman Betty Herndon Wilma Jack Underwood Lois Clarence Hale Loren Bedwell Hobart Fern Smith Lex Rex Pool Iamal Robert Woodruff Donald Linn Phyllis Harbin Opal Swaby Pauline Jack Watt Hazel Her

Idle Rich all talking film opens at Grand theater

A star studded cast led by Conrad Nagel and Bessie Love headlines The Idle Rich Metro Goldwyn Mayer all talkie. Leila Hyams and veteran supporting players Robert Ober James Neill Edythe Chapman Paul Kruger Kenneth Gibson complete the cast as the film debuts Sunday at the Grand.

William de Mille Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer Grand Theatre Conrad Nagel Talkies Bessie Love Leila Hyams Jimmy Valentine Robert Ober James Neill Edythe Chapman Paul Kruger Kenneth Gibson

Coal production for week ending August 24 reaches 9.70 million tons

The National Coal Association reports Preliminary car loading data show bituminous coal production at 9,700,000 net tons for the week ended August 24. Earlier Bureau of Mines figures recorded 9,575,000 net tons for August 10 and 9,550,000 net tons for August 17.

United States National Coal Association U. S. Bureau of Mines

Moving to Detroit

Mr and Mrs H W Tobe Robert and their children plan to move to Detroit for future residence. Their son Wilburn is already there and Mr Robertson recently returned home ill but improving. The Robertsons have long lived in Linton and residents regret their departure.

H. W Tobe) Robertson Mary Second Street Northwest Detroit Wilburn

Lyon Borden to Retain Post with Greater Linton Club

Joe Lyon Borden will stay as secretary of the Greater Linton club after accepting the term end last spring. He will not resume his work as instructor at Junior High this year.

Lyon Borden Greater Linton

Christian Endeavor social plans outing from church home

Members of the Christian Endeavor of the United Brethren church will meet at Mrs Hobart Stewart home above the Regal store for a country outing Friday evening at 7 oclock. Those with cars are asked to bring them.

Christian Endeavor of The United Brethren Church Hobart Stewart Regal Store

Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests From Switz City and Local Area

Miss Helen Moore entertained luncheon guests Wednesday noon including Miss Nell Corbin of Switz City and Miss Lorena Letsinger of this city.

Helen Moore Nell Corbin Switz City Lorena Letsinger

Triad Dinner and Pledge Service at Linton Chapter

Miss Helen Moore and Miss Lorene Letsinger pledged into the Linton Triad chapter in a formal initiation at Mrs. Wayne Hamilton’s home. Miss Margaret Murphy was ill and absent. Guests from Jasonville attended as sisters, then a farewell dinner for active members at Miss Fern Ingleman’s home on North Main street. Notable guests included Miss Mark Dalton and Miss Helen Louise Hamilton. The garden reception served fifty five, with floral decor and lanterns, followed by a musical program by Linton and Jasonville chapters and piano selections by Mrs. Mary Watson. Vera Mitchell of Flint attended as an out of town guest.

Helen Moore Lorene Letsinger Linton Triad Margaret Murphy Wayne Hamilton Jasonville Fern Ingleman Mark Dalton St. Elizabeth Hospital Chicago Helen Louise Hamilton Indiana University Mary Robertson Detroit Invieman St. Luke’s Hospital Ingleman North Main Street Mary Watson Vera Mitchell Flint, Mich W. H. Scholl

The Fall of Eve Farce Comes to Talking Pictures

Tom Ford Sr takes Eve Grant to a nightclub to entertain a client and introduces her as his wife. Complications arise when she is unknowingly the woman his son intends to marry and his wife unexpectedly returns. A stage hit adapted for film with Patsy Ruth Jed Prouty Ford Sterling and Betty Farrington. The Idle Rich plays at the Grand starting Sunday.

Tom Ford Eve Grant Eve John Emerson Anita Loos Patsy Ruth Jed Prouty Ford Sterling Betty Farringon

Local fishermen land forty-one pound catfish near Elliston

Taylor Jarmon of Linton and William Purcel of Bicknell landed a flathead catfish weighing forty one pounds near the Monon covered bridge at Elliston. The fish measured three and a half feet, fought hard, and was sold to a Bloomfield meat market for ten dollars and twenty five cents.

Daily Citizen Taylor Jarmon Linton William Purcel Bicknell Monon Elliston Bloomfield White River

Greene County bankers meeting at Linton Country Club

Social calendar notes a Greene county bankers gathering at the Linton Country Club at 6 p m tonight. Friday lists a Home Economies club annual picnic at City Park. Saturday features a basket dinner at the Red Men hall for Quapaw and Chickasaw councils of Pocahontas and Order of Red Men.

Greene County Bankers Linton Country Club Gity Park Red Men Quapaw and Chickateth Pocahontas Order of Red Men

Bredeweg Opens Optical Office in Bloomfield

Mr and Mrs Oscar Bredeweg of Denver Colorado have relocated to Bloomfield where Mr Bredeweg has opened an optical office after visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry D Bredeweg.

Oscar Bredeweg Denver, Colo Henry D. Bredeweg Bloomfield Bredeweg

Fire damages kitchen roof at John Keller home

A small morning fire at John Keller's Second Street Southwest residence started in the kitchen roof from a defective flue. Firefighters used chemicals to subdue the blaze. Damage estimated at about $16.

John Keller Second Street

Man Returns from Arctic Life After 86 Years

A Czechoslovakian citizen returns home after living with Eskimos in the Arctic for 86 years. He says there was no news of suicide works during his remote years and seeks adaptation after his long exile.

Arctic

Personal Notes From Local Residents Move About

Miss Ethel Dixon hosts Miss Macel Drake of Indianapolis and Miss Norma Drake of Worthington. J M Puckett party spends day in Crawfordsville and attends Montgomery County Fair. Lind sisters return from Indiana motor trip visiting Lake Wawassee and the Limberlost. Mrs. Wakefield and granddaughter Betty Gray back from Bloomfield. Delano Rose and niece Joan Trent visiting from Chicago return from Evansville Huntingburg and Oakland City. They were away about a week. R A Scott family depart for Bedford Virginia. Bila Himebrook leaves for Detroit then Cincinnati. Floyd Keith and son Charles Wesley depart for Los Angeles. Mrs. Fred Blair visits Indianapolis for weekend. Roy Cook and sons return to Bloomington.

Ethel Dixon Macel Drake Indianapolis Norma Drake Worthington J. M. Puckett Crawfordsville Montgomery County Minnie Edith Lind Indiana Lake Wawassee Limberlost William Wakefield Betty Gray Bloomfeld Delano Rose Joan Trent Cincinnati Ohio Floyd Keith Charles Wesley Los Angeles Fred Blair H” Street Roy Cook Bloomington

Edington Reunion At Linton City Park

Edington family members plan a reunion at Linton City Park on Sunday September 1. Attendees will gather for a day of reunion activities and shared memories.

Thedington Linton City Park

Correction: Market by Saron Reformed Aid Society

The market planned by the Saron Reformed Aid Society will now take place Saturday week rather than this coming Saturday, delaying the event by one week.

The Saron Reformed Aid Society

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