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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1925

Page

3

Ten Commandments for Basketball From Exchange Greencastle Banner

High school basketball takes center stage and the paper reprints Ten Commandments for the sport. From the Greencastle Banner, rules emphasize dedication, respect for coaches, fair play, practice six days weekly, teamwork, and playing square to win honestly.

Greencastle Mata

Parents Meet Monday at Main Building School

The Main building school hosts a Monday evening meeting on December 7 at 7 15 with a new president to replace Tolson who is leaving Linton. A program follows including songs recitations violin and dances by students plus a drill by first and second graders and a talk by Mr. Beecher.

Tolson Linton Rosemary Humphreys Andrey Inman Jules Borelly Tressie Beck Isabelle Ivy Susan Doidge Barbara Lee Hall Mauney Sachs Martha Small Sophia Kate Scholl Besda Dean Hill Mary Mildred Lewis Ellen Grey Morris Ina Pearl Roll Mr. Beecher

Feathers from Senegal Bird Inspire Curiosity

Feathers, whose color is said to fade with rain, are described as the curious possession of the towracou, a bird native to Senegal.

Senegal

Christmas Party for Mt Mellick Society at Jackson Home

One of the first holiday parties of the season was hosted yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Gail Jackson and Mrs. Henry Klink for the Mt. Mellick society at the Jackson country home. The elegant luncheon featured a Santa Claus visit with gifts, candlelit rooms, and festive tables as members and guests enjoyed a social afternoon with numerous club members named among the attendees.

Gail Jackson Jackson St. Nick Santa Claus Linton Mesdames P.gy. Berns J. L. Cravens A. L. Foster Amanda Hixson W. J. Hamilton Uriah Maxwell Anna Murray Tobe Robertson Walton Stover Peter Schloot Hattie Sherwood Fred Turpin J. W. Wolford L. W. Warner George Yeomans

Inter-Church Council committee to meet for survey card distribution

The religious education committee of the Inter-Church Council will meet Sunday at 2 PM at chairman M. R. Willson's home to sort and distribute religious survey cards. All faiths will receive cards for their members, and participants should turn in all ecards complete for the meeting.

Inter-Church Council M. R. Willson

Four Babies Buried Together in Ohio Coffin

Four infant quadruplets are buried in a single coffin in Lancaster Ohio after the death of Betty and her three sisters born to Dewey and Betty Rose. The surviving baby weighed about three pounds at birth and died yesterday.

Lancaster Ohio Betty Dewey Rose Gach

Singer shop moved to 237 North Main Street

The Singer shop has moved to 237 North Main Street. Bring your sewing to this address. We repair all makes of machines and guarantee service. Let us inspect your old machine and consider a Christmas present for your wife.

Singer North Main Street

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