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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
4
Rev and Mrs Owen A Cook returned last evening from their Thanksgiving visit to Warsaw Indiana. Mr and Mrs Rufus Suthard returned home from Bloomington today after a few days visit there with Mr and Mrs Jasper Sargent.
The W. W. T. club enjoyed a Monday gathering hosted by Miss Aileen Brown with social conversation and fancy work. Refreshments were served to Audrey Cadwell Irene Franklin Gladys Campbell Frances Hindman Jane Baughman and Aileen Brown. Mrs Lilie Nance to host next week and a grab bag party planned for Christmas Eve at Miss Gladys Campbell's home.
The Ladies Aid of the U B church meets all day Thursday at Mrs Donald Sargent's 60 South Main. Members quilt and prepare items for the Christmas bazaar set for December 9 and 10 in the church basement.
A 8 cent supper will be held in the basement of the U B church on Saturday December 6. The menu features meat loaf with brown gravy baked beans mashed potatoes creamed peas scalloped corn slaw apple sauce cake doughnuts pig coffee bread and butter. Supper will be served from 4 to 7 o'clock. Obie
The mothers of the football squad will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Robert Hays at 680 North Main Street.
The Delta Alpha Bible class of the Christian church held its regular monthly social meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs Corts as hostess. Eighteen members attended and a bazaar report noted about 55 dollars raised. Refreshments of salad, sandwiches, coffee and doughnuts were served by the hostess and Mrs Marie McGriffen.
The Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet tomorrow at Mrs. Marl Insemiii’s home, 759 North Main Street, with Mrs. M. Jordan as leader. Talks include Expressing Christian Love by Rev. In. C. Corts and Sharing Christian Love by Mrs. James Nelson. Members donating fruits or jellies for the Marion Home for the Aged should bring them to Mrs. Oscar Andersen’s home by Saturday.
The Alpha Bible class of the M. M church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at 190 A street northeast. Officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend.
The TL A W club plans a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs Herbert Priests home. Members should prepare to respond to roll call with a quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes.
The United Brethren church Woman's Missionary Society plans a comic play Sew the for the Heathen as part of a bazaar. On Tuesday evening December 9 at 7 30 o'clock in Mrs Judd's living room the cast includes Mrs Judd Ms Chesty Mrs Powers Grandma Gibbs Miss Luella Huggins Mrs Strong Mrs Meeker and Mrs Day with Meely the hired girl. Admission is free and the public is invited.
Mrs. Charles Dixon of this city is gravely ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Louie Custer in Indianapolis. The report today says her condition is weakening and distress among her friends here is expected.
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Chamlin of Carlisle announce the birth of a nine pound baby girl born November 29.
The Anti Cant class of the Christian Sunday school will sell home cooked foods at Poe's cleaning works on Saturday December 6. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
The Chatter candy Stitch club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Poe.
The Rosebud circle will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Poole for a social gathering and discussion.
The junior department of the church plans a bake sale Saturday in the Terhune building during the TinMode fire suite sale.
The Elks' Ladies plan a bridge game at the club rooms starting Thursday afternoon at 2 20. Residents and members are invited to participate or observe as part of the social activities.
John Frederick of Marco and Isaac Brown of Vicksburg underwent operations at Freeman City Hospital yesterday and both are recovering well.
The Freeman city hospital board holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 o clock in the hospital.
The United States biological survey notes rattlesnakes rarely climb trees while arguing they are not adapted to arboreal life. It cites limited evidence and questions the frequency of such behavior.
A vintage Doan's Pills advertisement claims backache signals weakening kidneys and urges use of the stimulant diuretic. It features a Linton resident Id Rieber claiming relief from back pains headaches and dizziness after taking Doan's.
The Clarion club members will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Stewart.
Katherine Tynan recounts Dudley Hardy described as a great Bohemian. A night of theatrical antics ends with Hardy distressed over a lamp shade cut from Peggy’s Parisian lingerie, while a cautious cook notes changing impressions.
A large stone sack from Roman times is shown in the Oxford museum. It bears rope marks and sacking impressions and is described as a cement-filled artifact fished from the Thames near London Bridge after a sack slipped from a workman decades ago.
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