Winners Named in Library Poetry and Essay Contest
Prize winners announced by Miss Margaret Cooper librarian for Good Book Week at the public library. Essays by Wilma Johnson Loree Gwin Violet Waymeier Mary Faye Gillett. Harold Heaton Bob Good Archie Edington Louise Rode Gertrude Risher won in various categories. Prizes were a book of the winner’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cooper
Wilma Johnson
Loree’ Gwin
College Ifill School
Violet Waymeier
Mary Faye Gillett
Harold Heaton
Bobby Good
Archie Edington
Louise. Rode
Glenburn School
Gertrude Risher
Series of sermons by Rev C T Alexander at M E Church
Rev C T Alexander pastor of First Methodist Church planned a four sermon series on the theme Characters in the Ideal Home. The first sermon The Qualifications of a Good Mother was delivered Sunday evening. Remaining topics include The Qualifications of a Noble Mother December 25 The Qualifications of a Worthy Son December 30 The Qualifications of a Worthy Daughter January 4 The Ideal Home January 6.
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C .T. Alexander
First Methodist Church
A. Worthy
Sonny
Ja i Worthy
W A W Club Meeting At Mrs Wilson Home
The W A W club met at Mrs John Wilson's Friday evening to discuss club plans. Christmas party set for December 18 with Mrs Jack Workman as hostess. Two contests awarded prizes to Mrs Workman and Miss Gladys Campbell. Refreshments served to a list of members and guests.
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Ther W. A. W
Ohn Wilson
Jack Workman
George Strauser
Earl Skemp
Dola’ Stewart
Orville
Oscar Bennett Dead in Chicago Burial in Bicknell
Oscar Bennett, former Linton resident and brother of Phil Bennett, died last week in Chicago. The body was brought to Bicknell for burial. He leaves a wife and two children. He was remembered by older residents, having lived here about twelve years ago.
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Oscar’ Bennett
Linton
Phil Bennett
Chicago
Bicknell
New Officers to Be Collected at Royal Neighbors Meeting
Royal Neighbors lodge will collect new officers at the regular meeting on Wednesday evening. Full attendance is desired. Members are asked to bring pie or sandwiches for refreshments and hot chili or good sandwiches at Goldberg's.
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Royal Neighbors
Among sick folks update in local notices
Mrs. Craig Witzpatrick on H street northeast shows little improvement. Mrs. J. A. Cox remains ill at her North Main street home. Mrs. Aden Torr of Bloomfield, critically ill in Indianapolis, is much improved but cannot be brought home. She is sister of Harris E. Wikie. Mrs. Oscar Anderson in Sullivan hospital is progressing but cannot sit up yet.
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Craig Witzpatrick
H” Street
J. A. Cox
North Main Street
Aden Torr
Bloomfield
Indianapolis
Harris FE
Wikie
Red Men Pocahontas Hold Splendid Social Meeting
Attendance was estimated at two hundred and fifty for the social gathering held at the Red Men hall Saturday evening for members of the Red Men and Pocahontas lodges and their families. A delicious supper was served. Speakers were Irvin Pryor of Worthington, W. H. Ashley and Russell Evans of Spencer.
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Red Men Hall
Red Men and Pocahontas Lodges
Irvin Pryor
Worthington
W. H. Ashley
Russell Evans
Spencer
In Memoriam Pansy Tryon McAtee Remembered Today
In loving remembrance of Pansy Tryon McAtee who died one year ago today. Father, mother, sister and brothers speak with affection and sorrow as they mark the anniversary with memories and prayers.
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Pansy Tryon McAtee
Social calendar highlights local clubs and meetings tonight
Tonight features a full slate: Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts at the Legion home, Delta Alpha class party with Mrs. Ingleman at 7 30, Tri Kappa bridge at the Elks club, PTAs in Glenburn and South Linton, Royal Arch Masons convocation, Quapaw Council Poca hontas at 7, Rotary luncheon at Saron Reformed at 12 16, Elite Society Christmas party with Mrs. Gill, Ladies' Old Society at the Christian church 2, Eagles Lodge 7, L O O M officers 7, L A W Christmas party with Mrs. Priest at 7 46, Royal Neighbors 7 80, Ellis Lodge 8, Delphian at 7 16, PTAs and Faith Temple 42, Loyal Order of Moose 7, American Legion 7 30, Orange lodge regular, Wanetta club with Mrs. Hayes, Imp O R My Lodge 7, Columbian Chapter 140 Order of the Eastern Star 7 30 with officer election, Indianola club Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Williams, Elks ladies bridge 2 36 with Mrs. Beasley, Methodist Aid in church social room 2, Christmas card money collection, Fidelity circle 1 30, Alpha Bible class 7 50 with officer election and refreshments, Standard Bearers with Vern Grey Anderson 159 Third Street South ig at 7, Happy Nour club with Mrs. Turpin, and 1 O O F lodges degree work by Indianapolis staff in Greene and nearby counties.
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Delta Alpha
John Ingleman
Elks Club
South Linton
Glenburn
the Legion Home
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Rotary Juncheon
Saron Reformed Church
Elite Society
Cletis Gill
Ralph Collins
Christian Church
Eagles Lodge
L. A. W. Club
Herbert Priest
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Ellis’ Lodge
Delphian Society
Faith Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
American Legion
Orange Lodge
Wanetta Club
Robert Hayes
Imp.o. R. My. Lodge
Order ‘of Astern Star
Indianola Club
Ola Williams
Elks Ladies Bridge
Ray Beasley
Methodist
Aid
Fidelity Circle
James K. Gibson
Alpha
Methodist Sunday School
Vern Grey Anderson
Third Street
South Ig
Haunted House theater tickets on sale at Murray's Drug
Tickets for the three act mystery play The Haunted House go on sale tomorrow at Murray's Drug Store. Produced at Tin High School Thursday night by the Schamard Club, the show promises thrills chills and comedy in a rare entertainment. Luther O'Brian leads the faculty as director.
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Murray's
Tin High School
Schamard Club
Luther O'Brian
Ellis Community Activities Spreads News and Plans
The Ellis Home Economies club met with dinner, games and music. Attendees included Mesdames Grey, Bledsoe, Beck, Pope, Lynn, Page, Lynn, Eva, Waneta, Mildred Lynn, Elaine Grey, Kula Seat on and Leola Rector. A play titled The Spinster's Return is set for Ellis School on Thursday November 12 with 10 and 15 cent admissions. Rev. and Mrs. Riley moved to Dugger.
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Ellis Home
Ecconomies Club
Mesdames Pearl Grey
Eliza Bledsoe
Mary Beck
Pearl Pope
Maude Lynn
Ita Page
May Lyn
Misses Eva
Waneta
Mildred Lynn
Mecha Elaine Grey
Kula Seaton
Leola Rector
The
BP. U. A
Llis
Leo Riley
Dugger
Trifants Week Event Reported in Partial Draft
A fragmentary notice outlines a forthcoming event week with intermittent sessions and dates in a period setting. The readable portions mention weeks and months with cautious timing notes, suggesting a schedule under review. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the surviving text.
Invention of Nighthawk Refueling At Cold Bergs
Tahthawk focuses on a dere fine ae Delicious pie and coffee at Cold bergs. 20tfe
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Cold
Berg’s
Personal notices from Linton residents described
Mrs. Clifford Courtney returned to Indianapolis after visits here. Mrs. Phil Bennett came back from Portsmouth Ohio. Guests included Miss Faye Brecksmith and Dec Yeoman of Vincennes. Families from Detroit Paris Terre Haute and Philadelphia visited locals. Bert Brown Indiana Boys' School director greeted friends.
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Clifford Courtney
Indianapolis
Phil Bennett
Portsmouth
Charles
Chuck” Bennett
Bennett
Faye Brecksmith
Dec” Yeoman
Vincennes
Ray Halter
Detroit
Linton
T. Joe Beech
Brown
Simolay
Galvin Barnes
Jasper Schloot
Clyde Davis
Terre Haute
Clyde Kirkham
Union Hospital
John Templeton
Cccil Templeton
Phil
Teriia Haute
Willian Cunningham
Glarence L. Seoth
Philadelphia
Yd. Th Scott
Miner sustains broken foot at Central Indiana Mine No. 2
Otis Bing ham injured a broken foot while helping a buddy from mining wheels and ropes Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Linton hospital for treatment. Switz City high school beat Bloomfield 31 to 23 with the Switz City seconds also winning 27 to 13. Local residents Kennth Calvert and family from Bloomington visited Switz City and nearby towns, with several others seen at the ball game weekend. Gerald LeForge of Terre Haute spent weekend with family.
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Ispegiat PO Tul
Citiaon
Switz City
Otis ‘Bingham
Central Indiana
Linton Hospital
Bloomfield
Switz City Seconds
Kenneth Calvert
Baby
Bloomington
Athert. Hudson
Kilmer Smith
Matt Kiser
Wilma
Worthington
Arene
C.¥. Nelson
Ralph and Clair Milla
Sergi Noel
Gerald LeForge
Terre Tlaute
Marvy LeForge
Interesting letter from California to Linton residents
A letter from former Linton residents in Ontario California describes warm weather with light frosts, orange groves smudge pots, and soot like snow. It notes coal at 16.50 per ton and mentions Edison Appliance Co, a G F E organization, maker of Hot Point iron, with about 500 workers and wages.
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Linton
Linton Daily Citizen
Daily Citizen
Ontario
Edison Electrical ] Appliance Company
G. FE
Hot Point Electric Iron
Linton Daily Citizen News Snippet from Linton ND
A fragmentary plea mentions extremely low wages for agricultural labor, noting many workers own homes and have side incomes. It references daily life in Linton, North Dakota, and ends with a friendly greeting to family and readers of the Daily Citizen.
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Linton
Dad
Mother
the Daily Citizen
Scherb
Notice to stockholders Wirst National Bank meeting in Linton
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of Wirst National Bank Linton Indiana will be held in the Directors room of said Bank building Monday January 6 1930 at 10 o’clock a m Said meeting is for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that might come up in said meeting Quincy J Mitchell Cashier
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Wirst National Bank
Linton
Indiana
Quincy J. Mitchell
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Medicine Claim
Over 50 years Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been an established cough remedy for children and adults. It soothes inflamed throats and eases coughing, loosens phlegm, contains no opiates, and is mildly laxative. widely sold.
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Foley
Fragmented OCR Summary of Industrial Measures
Fragmentary text mentions factory activity and production figures with obscured details. It references workers, foundries, and unspecified leaders. Names, dates, and concrete nouns are unclear, leaving only vague hints of employment and manufacturing context.
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Joss
Zypustrins Loans
Greene County Loan Co
State Banking Supervision
Postoffice
Jessiex
Hudson-Essex
Geri Sales Company
Mary Hunter
Good Book
C. T. ‘Alexander
M.e“Church
John‘ Wilson
Oscar Bennett
Goldberg’s
Oscar Anderson
Sullivan Hospital
Tonigsen
Boy Scouts
Clegion
Happy Nour Club
Ttn Turpin
Greene
ELLIS
Goldberg
2Olfy
Miner
Switz
Otis Bingham
Switz City Wing
California
H. DD. Seherb
Condi
Tions
Golden State
Atwater
Cone
Humphreys Schloot & Company
Overland Sales Co
Banwa
Dineng
Necaniling
Tog
Hife Tasuriuce Weluaryy
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