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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
2
The Citizen office received many donated toys from J. C. Fritz Jimmy Clayton Wilbur Hunter and Rev F C Jaberg. Junior high students led by Miss Hildred McDonald and Lyon O Borden repair the toys for distribution through the Salvation Army.
Mr and Mrs Virgil A Gary spent the weekend in Vincennes. Miss Jean Laffoon is spending the day in Terre Haute visiting friends. Floyd Barton has returned to his home in Bicknell after a week with relatives. Ruth Riddle, teacher at Furnace school, visited Linton over the weekend with many friends.
The Bay View club held a regular session at the library with strong attendance. Miss Myrtle Malicoat delivered the literature series lecture on The Higher Life of the Individual in three sub topics Carlyle and Ruskin, Mathew Arnold, and Ralph Waldo Emerson in an excellent manner.
The Womans Missionary Association of the U B church will hold a monthly business meeting Thursday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs Clifford Walker at B and Fourth Street Southeast. All women members of the church and Sunday school are invited.
A famous physician endorses Thoxine as a safe cough prescription that stops even stubborn coughs quickly. The remedy relieves throat irritation, works for sore throat, and contains no harmful drugs. Sold at Hamilton's Drug Store for 35, 60 cents, and 1 dollar.
Cure advice urges drinking water to flush acids and wastes from kidneys and bladder. Recommends Jad Salts or Rad Salts as aids, claiming they prevent kidney and bladder disorders. Warns of symptoms like back pain, dull misery, dizziness, and cloudy urine if not hydrated.
The Christian Church hosts a Thursday concert featuring Orchestra and Choir with pieces like O Sing to God and Mandolins and Moonlight. Soprano solos by Miss Nelle Corbin and Miss Eunice Campbell appear, along with accordion solos by Miss Hilda Humphreys and a range of spirituals and medleys. Directors include Mrs Wayne Hamilton and Raymond Jarvis, with Mrs Arthur Symms as accompanist.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society will meet Thursday at 2 PM at the parsonage. The Alpha Bible class of the M. Tr. church will meet at the church at 7:30 PM.
Public notice states Dr M N Thayer cannot practice for several weeks. Readers with outstanding bills should pay at his home where Mrs Thayer will receipt all payments.
The Old Maid's Convention is set for Thursday night at 7 30 at Odd Fellows hall in Vicksburg. Admission will be 15 cents with a 10 cent price cited in the notice.
Dr. Rainey, new president of Franklin College, will address alumni in Vincennes tomorrow evening at 6 30 p m in Opell's cafe basement dining room. Linton area Franklin College alumni are invited to attend and hear the newly elected president.
The Ladies Aid of the M.E. church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church social room.
At the regular meeting of the local lodge several candidates will be given initiation work. Members are asked to attend and lunch will be served after the ceremonies.
Friday and Saturday event features a rummage sale with fancy and useful articles plus home made mince meat offered at a price of six to two cents.
The Onward Bible class of the A B church will meet Friday at 7:00 PM at the home of Mrs. Virgil Robertson.
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a gentler laxative for constipation and torpid liver. These sugar coated tablets contain vegetable laxative and olive oil with no calomel, aim to normalize bowels and liver without griping, costing 15c to 50c. Regular nightly use keeps relief steady.
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