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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
4
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The article notes demand for rental property in Linton remains high as building materials fall from war-time highs. Senator Humphreys faces an Indiana extra session, with Governor calling lawmakers back to address unfinished business, while Congressman Gland and local representatives Sherwood and Filbert gather in Harris to resume legislative duties.
Miss Frances Newman of 2630 Kirsch St Chicago praises Tanlac for curing long standing indigestion. She says cramped health, smothering spells and violent heart palpitations vanished after taking Tanlac, now enjoying a splendid appetite and restful sleep. Sold locally by W. J. Hamilton in Linton and by leading druggists.
The Delpha Alpha class of the Christian church met last evening at Mrs. John Ingleman’s home on TH street northwest with nineteen members present. Dues were paid as business items covered bazaar plans for the 9th and 10th. Principal prize in contests went to Mrs. Murl Haseman. A luncheon followed. The class will reconvene the first Tuesday in January with Mrs. Mae Spice. A baby booth and hand embroidery display will be featured at the church bazaar Friday and Saturday, with hand dressed dolls offered for sale.
Social calendar lists Mystic Circle with Mrs Earl Corbin and numerous groups such as Ladies Fancy Work Circle at Mrs Lee Hixon, Legionaries at Moose hall, Bible classes and prayer meetings at various churches, Boy Scouts Troops 3 and 4, many lodges including Eagle Aerie 578 and Knights, club gatherings, choir and orchestra practices, and a harmonious dance at Moose hall with multiple societies meeting through the week.
The Quapaw Council of Pocahontas elected new officers for the coming year. Prophetess Mrs Asperine Cody Pocahontas Effie Walton Winona Lizzie Hedrick Powhattan Ed Hall Keeper of Records Lucille Woodard Keeper of Wampum Sallie Vaughan Collector of Wampum Laura Hall Vegree Captain Mack Denham Musician Alma Stewart The ladies then enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.
Mrs Henry Kling spent today in Jasonville. Miss Josephine Haffley in Sullivan. Mrs Anna Bruce of Cass shopped in Linton. Mrs Earl Jackson visited Terre Haute. Mrs Samuel Forythe returned to Cass. Mrs Jess Gowans of Vicksburg visited Linton. Mrs Bess Humphreys of Vicksburg shopped in Linton. Mrs F M Welch went to Terre Haute for the day. Mrs Nancy Jarman of Jasonville shopped in the city. Miss Hazel Deckard and her mother of Tyons shopped in the city. Mrs John Chapman and Mrs Frank Elsworth spent the day in Terre Haute. Mrs Oscar Fitzpatrick and daughter Dessie spent the day in Terre Haute. Mrs Jennie Wood left for Paris Ill to remain for the winter. Mrs S A Scott returned to Dawson Springs Ky after visiting her son Harry Scott. Mrs Glenn Thompson of Terre Haute returned home after a week here with relatives. Mr and Mrs T N McClung have as guest Mrs F E Pirtle of Harrington Kansas. Mrs Pirtle will visit relatives at Pleasantville and Sullivan before returning home.
The Scitamard Dramatic Club at Linton High School held a meeting last night. New members Glen C. Ashcrafe and Doris Eddy were initiated with club participation. Prof. Tatlock gave a solemn instruction to refresh the initiates. After ceremonies, a entertainment and refreshments followed. The event ended with high spirits and anticipation for the next meeting.
Woodmen of the World No 14d Red Oak camp held its regular meeting in Woodmen hall and elected officers including Past Commander J E Wessel Commander Filmer Flynn Advisor Lieut Ed E Branson Banker Uriah Maxwell Clerk A J Myers Watchman JaneS Pearce Sentry Jane Pearce and Board of Managers Clayton Bays Voris Bough and Will Spear Light refreshments followed the session The new officers will be installed the last Tuesday in January with a banquet for members and their families.
The Rebekahs conducted a well attended meeting at their hall last night. The business session included the election of officers and orderly proceedings.
The official board met in the church basement at 6 30 p m yesterday with forty attendees. After supper the monthly business session discussed re decorating the church the evangelistic meeting and other items of importance. Several talks were given and all departed satisfied with the meeting.
Miss Lena Hammon hosted a charming afternoon tea yesterday for former club members. The North City residence was decorated in pink and green, and the program featured music and light conversation throughout the gathering.
Anna Lucille and Robert Humphreys, children of Mr and Mrs George Humphreys, are confined to their beds suffering with diphtheria.
The Fortnightly Club has postponed its meeting this week due to sickness. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday December 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last evening celebrating a private occasion, inviting family and friends to share the meal and hospitality.
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