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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

2

Local Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Big Pig Roast Feast

Local Lodge No 687 plans a big feed next Saturday night with a pig roast and all the trimmings. They will initiate new members as Keelanasville staff confer degree work. All members and other lodges in the area are invited and asked to bring contributions to aid the event. The lodge, a progressive asset to Linton, owns property on East Vincennes street with an excellent lodge room.

Odd Fellows No 687 Keelanasville Linton Vincennes Street

Card Club Meeting at Mrs Beasley’s East Vincennes Street

The Wednesday Night Card club met at Mrs A M Beasley's home on East Vincennes Street with all members present. Five hundred was played. Mrs Calvin Barnes won first prize and Mrs Otto Froeschke won second. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

A. M. Beasley East Vincennes Street Calvin Barnes Otto Froeschke

Epworth League Plans Appreciation Party for Football Team

The Epworth League cabinet met last night and organized a party to honor the football boys for this season. Entertainment committee members are W. L. Tatlock Mildred Cardwell and Winnie Baker. The event will be held Monday at 7 30 o'clock in the church basement.

Epworth League W. L. Tatlock Mildred Cardwell Winnie Baker

Junior Boys Hike Planned by Baptist Sunday School

The junior boys of the Baptist Sunday school will hike Friday evening, leaving the church at 5 o'clock. Bring supper to cook outdoors.

the Baptist Sunday School

Baptist Choir Practice at Church Friday Night

The Baptist choir will meet for practice at the church Friday night at 7 o'clock. It is very important that there be a full attendance.

Baptist

Mt Mellick Club Meeting Held at Mrs Gale Jackson’s Home

The Mt Mellick club will meet with Mrs Gale Jackson at her home east of the city tomorrow afternoon. Let all members attend this meeting.

Mt. Mellick Gale Jackson

Pythian Sisters Call Meeting Tonight at Hall

All members and officers are urged to attend at a quarter to seven this evening. Important business will be discussed and action taken.

The Pythian Sisters

Dance Night at Moose Hall Announces Hoosier Harmony Hounds

Public invited to a big Saturday night dance at Moose hall with music by the Hoosier Harmony Hounds. Tide White Enamel Ware offered at a special 98c. Wolford Hardware Co, 712e.

Moose Hall The Hoosier Harmony Hounds Wolford Hardware Co

Personal Guests and Banquet Reported in Bloomfield

Mr and Mrs Guy Humphreys of Bloomfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Humphreys on A street northeast yesterday. Mrs Cora Moffett and Miss Elizabeth Eaton of Bloomfield also visited here and joined friends for a banquet last evening. Prof O C Osborn and wife of South Bend, who came for the death of Mrs Marshall Osborn, returned home last night.

Guy Humphreys Bloomfield Henry Humphreys Cora Moffett Elizabeth Eaton O. C. Osborn South Bend Marshall Osborn

Hospital Report on Local Shootings and Discharges

Clarence Powell who accidentally shot himself and was treated at the city hospital was moved yesterday to the home of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs William Powell, north of the city. Nine other patients remain in the hospital and all are doing nicely.

Clarence Powell William Powell

Married Folks Dance at K of F Hall Saturday

All with invitations to the Moose and M. F. dance are invited to the_K of F hall Saturday night for a good time. Bert Brown's orchestra will provide the music.

Moose M. F K. of F. Hall Bert Brown

Anpao Camp Fire Girls Meet Tonight at Lam Home

The Anpao Camp Fire Girls plan a ceremonial meeting at Miss Helen Lam's home tonight at 6:80 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.

Anpao Helen Lam

T H B Club Meeting

The T H B club will meet tonight with Miss Katherine Blackburn at her home on Highth Street Southeast. All members are urged to be present.

T. H. B. Club Katherine Blackburn Highth Street

Anteshena Camp Fire Girls hold ceremonial meeting

The Anteshena Camp Fire Girls will hold a ceremonial meeting at 7 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of Miss Marie Hilgediek.

Anteshena Marie Hilgediek

Central Labor Union Meeting Tonight at Woodmen's Hall

The Central Labor Union will convene this evening at Woodmen's hall at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend and participate in the session.

Central Labor Union Woodmen’s Hall

Ladies Aid Bazaar at gas office all day Friday

The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will hold a bazaar all day Friday at the gas office. It will offer fancywork useful articles and home made candies.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Choren

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