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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
7
R G C East a former Jefferson township farmer and ex county agent now agricultural agent for the Pennsylvania Railway Co has been secured to judge the Greene county corn show at Bloomfield on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday January 4 6 and 6.
The Ladies Loyal Order of Orange women presented Mrs Earl Corbin a handsome phonograph after she won a contest staged by the Orangewomen.
Dance advertisement for Saturday night December 12 at the Knights of Prosperity Hall by M F Dance. Event promotes a regular midweek social with music and dancing for local attendees.
The sooty task of cleaning a boiler falls to Mrs. George Williams of Omaha who is described as fully capable of any line of work.
The Linton Community Band, a 54 member group in two divisions for beginners and professionals, holds frequent rehearsals under Frank Alkire. The project aims to build a juvenile chorus under high school auspices and plans regular Friday practices with instruments valued around $2,600.
A series of local personal notices lists that Mrs. Jarvis Stockrahm travels to Lafayette to visit relatives. Mrs. Lex Sherwood with her daughter visits here from Sullivan. Mrs. Helen I Tucker returns home from Indianapolis after visiting her son. Mrs. Haldon Beasley travels to Indianapolis for the weekend with the Oberholtzer family. Willard Calvin visits Franklin to see his grandmother Elizabeth Calvin who is 95 and ill. Mrs. Bert Phillips sails to Palmetto Florida for the winter. Mrs. Clyde Livingstone and her daughter move to Newton Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Kersie and daughter Pauline return from Sullivan after visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Scott of Switz City returns home after visiting Elva Davison, who is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hanna depart Bloomington for Pompano Florida with plans to reside there. Mr. Nanna will work in Florida. Mrs. Hanna, formerly Henrietta Poe, is the daughter of Henry Poe. Arnold Poe also resides in Pompano.
The Ladies Aid Society of Christman Church will continue its annual Christmas bazaar tomorrow at the former Singer Machine Company building on Fast Vincennes Street. The event features fancy work, rugs, comforts, and a bake sale with homemade foods including mince pies.
Olive Branch church schedules a regular business meeting Saturday night with all members urged to attend. Two services are planned Sunday led by Rev. Harry Beckman with sermons on The Five Senses at 10 45 a m and on Importune Prayer at 7 p m after a song service led by Jerry Clayton and the big choir.
The Kings Heralds plan a Saturday gathering with Virginia and Lucille Sharp of East Vincennes street. A Christmas program will be presented and each member is asked to bring a present.
West Atlas residents share visits with the Adams, Thomas, Sims, Goodwin, Robson, Heaton, Gray and Heaton families. influenza layoff ends at Sunflower mine. poultry raisers attend Linton show. guests include Dabwell Killion Templeton Bedwell and others from Vicksburg Linton Pleasantville Dugger Lyons Dugger.
Sunday school starts at 9 36 with lesson Paul in Melita and Rome Acts 28 1 31 Attendance last Sunday 148 Prayerful support requested. Morning service at 10 30 sermon A humble servant a great message Christian Endeavor at 6 30 focus gifts. Christmas program A White Christmas December 20 three potatoes per admission to benefit local and denominational charities. Barrel at entrance will collect potatoes for Fort Wayne orphans home. Rev Elmer Jabecg
Notice urges all Eagles attend tonight at 7 50 asking members to hear a speech by Judge Thus E ODonnell and all should be present at the meeting opportunity for an important message.
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