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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
7
The Saron Reformed church and nearby churches will host a reception at 7 30 p m Thursday in honor of the new Saron minister and his family. Local clergy and congregants will attend to greet the new pastor and extend welcome.
The Rev. Elmer Jaberg, newly arrived from Indianapolis with his family, will reside at the Saron Reformed parsonage after remodeling. He will preach his first sermon on Sunday December 6 as neighbors anticipate cooperative work with area churches.
Otto Hixson and Miss Margaret Hollowell announced their marriage, solemnized October 23 in Paris Illinois by a Methodist minister. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Hollowell, resides here. the groom, son of Mrs Amanda Hixson, works in a local coal mine. They will reside with his mother on A street northeast and receive many congratulations.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Scott of Switz City entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Thirty five guests attended, all children and grandchildren of the hosts, including Harley Scott Ora Scott Adam Strafies Elva Davidson Rebecca Kinfettin Pauline Scott and Marlin family members.
Mr and Mrs Willis Massie hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at 759 BK street northeast entertaining guests including Mr and Mrs Karl Cross Mr and Mrs Dewey Ray and son Muriel and Mr and Mrs J C Shouse.
Mrs. Lemuel Barcus formerly of Linton and Mrs. Lee M. Carter postmaster at Merom secretly wed in Paris Illinois last July. Cromwell Craft and family hosted a weekend visit for Mrs. Barcus and Mrs. Carter in Merom, where relatives received the happy news with congratulations.
The district meeting of Masonic lodges will meet in this city on Wednesday starting at 3 o'clock with the state inspector in charge. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock and visiting Masons are welcome.
Announcement from Linton confirms the marriage of Miss Helen Muehler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muehler, to Wilbur Bennett of Indianapolis. The couple wed about two weeks ago in the capital and plan to reside there. the bride formerly lived in Linton and Terre Haute. The groom is a Packard Motor Co. associate from Indianapolis.
The regular monthly session of the Inter Church council convenes at the Christian church Wednesday at 12 15 PM. The council includes the pastor and three lay members from each local church. Women of the Christian church serve a chicken dinner. A paper will be presented and the regular business transacted. All members urged to attend as the first meeting of the year.
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