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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
5
The United Brethren Church plans Christmas events with Rev and Mrs. orders for a program by children on Friday December 25 as part of a church choir sponsored celebration.
James Newson retired yesterday from Munele. Ross Coffin of Kidsenapolis and sister Mrs Trey Baodie of Ander son visit Linton relatives. Coffin formerly employed here. Mr and Mrs POON. Powell returned from Deluanpolis after attending a Men's Church Council meeting at Cadle Tathermels. Over on thewtened men attended the first session.
Relatives expected to attend Abe’s funeral include Mrs James Beogadd and Mass Gleadge Booth of Detroit Joan Shouse and son Sylven of Hub ble Station Mrs dane diinaniman of Worthington and Altos Desert Weason of Padiamapolis. Abe Gerald recently visited Mas.takeon and Mes Booth with remarks for a few days.
A new line of modern beauty treatments is offered by Miss Kevinn Milchaner, graduate of Smart Appearance Beauty College. Appointments via phone number 300 Gl2p. opening on the northwest street via Verkune duaddinge.
The Home Bearmanton slab will meet Friday afternoon at the library at 2 Velock. A wide attendance is desired as the work for the coming year will be decided upon. The dash part of the wool coat making lesson will also be given. New members need not bring sewing equipment.
Social Calendar lists meetings and hosts across groups. Men s Brotherhood at Saron reorganized at 7 50. Second Year Seniors with Mrs Beasley at Tadpoo. Bauivenela with Mrs Pritchard at Tek psan. WoT My club with Mrs Cranch Himter at Pssdop ou. Fortnightly club with Mrs Frank Dancan at 2. Home Economies club meets at the library at 2. Social by Mens Bible Class at UU. Bochurel at 750 p.m.
A community women’s column praises a brown sugar pudding by Mrs. Amanda Hixson and prints a recipe. Readers are invited to submit recipes, tips, decorations, or party ideas to Linton Maily Citizen for inclusion. The ingredients include brown sugar syrup, batter with flour milk eggs and spices, baked briefly and served with whipped cream.
Hobbisville details Rufus Cook selling a farm to Jeas Cook and Homerry relocating his family to the vacated property. Cull Nail stayed one night with his brother D. M. Nail. James Foddrill’s two children Wanda and Leslie visited Oolitie with Mrs Ralph Roraff. Milhaud Cox spent Thanksgiving with his daughter Mrs Ole Yoho at Salsherry. Mrs DM Neith is ill. the Neith and Getty households along with Leo Freeman’s family visited from Solp hey and Ludianapolis over the weekend.
Bobby Maswell son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Maxwell heads the Christians list as the first youngster to bring in toys to be refurbished and repaired for less fortunate kiddies. Time is short girls and boys. Do your share toward helping another child.
Mrs Thaddeus Wolford hosted a luncheon at her home on A Street Northwest yesterday with guests Mrs Margaret Pirie Mrs Anna Collins and Miss Bertha Berns attending.
Second Year Seniors of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs Joe Passes tonight instead of last night as published yesterday. Full attendance is requested.
No special reports today from Freeman City Hospital. Mrs Mary Collins, who fell at the home of Joseph Museo a few evenings ago and sustained injuries, is improving. No payments received or discharges noted.
A dubious notice reports engagement plans involving Dolores Cod tello and John Barrymore, amid gossip over his divorce from Mais. Leonard AL Thermas is revealed to use the alias Michael Strange, adding to the tangled announcements and speculation.
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