Santa Claus Sends Greeting to Kidde Letter Drive
Santa Claus calls on boys and girls to write letters for Christmas. The society editor received a call and urged readers to mail their lists to the Citizen office for forwarding to Santa. A seven year old Bruce Beckley asks for a drum boots cowboy outfit sled and a storybook in his letter from Linton Indiana.
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Society
Santa Claus
Santa
Citizen Office
Linton
Ind
Bruce Beckley
Rev Cissna Sermon On Better Homes At First M E Church
A large rainy night crowd attended First M E church services where Rev W E B Cissna preached on Better Homes. He urged a home life revival and a weekly home night for family bonding, saying home life sets church standards. The next theme is Why Linton Needs a Revival.
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M. KE
Claude Robertson
W. EB. Cissna
Heaven
Hell
Linton
Notice to Boy Scouts of Troop No 2
Boy Scouts of troop No. 2 will not meet tonight due to repair work on the church basement.
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BOY Scouts
Troop No
Elite Society Meet With Mrs Floyd McCullough
The Elite society is scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd Mc Cullough at a local venue.
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Floyd McCullough
Quite a Change. Sunday Sermon Promises Gentle Message
A St Louis pastor used the evening topic A Good Breeze with a bouquet frozen in hand as he reflected on moving away from hell fire brimstone sermons of the past, per the Boston Transcript.
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St. Louis
Boston Transcript
Dress code proposal aims to curb young men shyness
A suggestion argues young men should be required to wear formal dress and speak publicly by age eighteen to overcome diffidence. It warns that shyness now will become a lifelong nuisance.
We Abuse Our Great Men and Exalt Their Sons
A terse reflection notes how society derides famous figures yet elevates their heirs. The lines critique misplaced reverence and the cycle of admiration that follows prominent families.
Rebuilding Folly Expresses Urgency in Community Plan
Local voices push for rebuilding Folly with a ground up approach. The dialogue stresses constructive action and patient stewardship to cherish and restore the area.
Snow Baby at Tucker Door Christmas Salvation
On Christmas Eve a lonely couple, the Tuckers, discover an abandoned baby at their door in a snow drift. They rescue the infant and, moved by the child's presence, decide to keep and raise the baby to fill the emptiness left by their missing daughter.
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Arren Tucker
Warren
Ethel
Little Frances Gives Santa a Nut Cake Surprise
In a Christmas Eve scene at the parsonage, Frances slips a nut cake with orange frosting to Santa Claus by placing it on the hearth. The minister discovers her act, and dawn reveals the cake disappeared, leaving a warm, tender memory of sharing. Santa’s appreciation is implied by the cake’s final crumb. Western Newspaper Union.
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Neel
Grandma’s
Mother K
Desser
Frances
Erances
Crenak
Santa Claus
Little Frances
Ono
Zapa
Smzatza
Santa Claus Message to Children
Father Christmas declares Christmas time near and departs with reindeer to deliver dolls and toys to good girls and boys, promising gifts across America with steady pace.
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Father Santa Claus
America
M. Stephenson
Christmas benediction by Agnes Meyer Hughs
A festive verse urges generosity to the poor and remembrance for those less fortunate. It extols sharing food and joy with all, especially boys who spent their money for happiness, and invites reconciliation with those who wronged us as Christmas spirits lift.
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Christ Rmias
Geason
Mosten
Teenewe
Agnes Meyer Hughs
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Kewl
Stsood Heath
Virginia
Mr. Santa Claus
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Daily Citizen
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Aristmas
Fry's Grocery
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