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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
4
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Charles Gathrop Pack, president of the American Tree Association, asserts that Christmas trees pose no threat to forests as many come from privately restocked lands. Greene County hills offer pine cedar and spruce for cutting, and Boy Scout plantings will yield more trees in years. The piece also notes historical ironies and various unrelated curiosities in a light column style.
Otto Lunsford, a notable evangelist and musician from this city, is conducting a revival at Mt Carmel in UL. The speaker is widely known for his gospel ministry and musical talent.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church basement.
Four Baptist women’s missionary society members plan a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 o clock with Mrs. O A Cook to discuss mission work and plans.
Daily Citizen in cooperation with Junior High and the Salvation Army calls for toy donations to aid less fortunate children. Last year’s success spurred a repeat drive. homes may drop off used toys at the Citizen office for rehabilitation by teaching and home economics students before the short deadline.
John T Norris 86 years 11 months 24 days died at home seven miles north of the city about 7 am He served in Company F 7th Indiana Volunteers enlisted September 28 1864 Survived by wife Mrs Ila Norris and five children Martin Norris Elkhart William Norris Indianapolis Daniel Norris Iowa Robert Norris Midland Funeral at Summerville Church Thursday 9:30 am Rev Ward McBride officiating burial Lebanon Cemetery
Boxes of southern smilax arrive from Hatcher Station Georgia for street and window decorations. The committee decorates electric light posts in the business district with the greenery along with mule tail pines. Shops also adorn windows as the yuletide season begins next Saturday evening and continues through the year end.
Sneak thieves yesterday evening entered the rear yard of Dr C Hamilton at the corner of Fourth and A streets northeast and stole six pairs of silk stockings a silk petticoat bloomers and other worn apparel stretched on the clothes line to dry. Mrs Hamilton discovered the loss when she went to fetch the garments shortly before six o'clock.
Dr J V Bull visits Indianapolis. Hart Wolford visits Lin ton. Mrs Andy Humphreys in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J A Cox host guests Mr and Mrs Bryan Amos of Columbus. Dora Pennington Eugene Grass and Leonard McDonald travel to Terre Haute. J P Thorpe returns home to Glendrive Mont. Leonard Davenport and Mrs Ola Williams visit Terre Haute. QC Fr Miller and children Maoeh and Mtcel of Bennettsville visit Ma and Mrs Henry Holley. Jesse Figeins and county officials attend to business in Indianapolis. Mrs J Colae ns of Momence and Mrs Ola Mohr with Mrs Raymond Hrppy of Bedford guests of firs Lou Fleetwood. Rev and Mrs C I Disney visit. Disney preaches at Apostolic Mission. They visit Tilden Howard and Dan Sams. Rev and Mrs Fletcher Duncan and son Howard visit from Three Rivers Mich. Frances Duncan and Grant Bellamy host in South Linton. Pris Rousch family Roselyn Bud and Mrs Duke Duncan drive to Indianapolis. They are joined by Mrs Rousch returning home with her. Bris meets new grandson Robert Dale. Mrs Jamison recently ill but improved.
The Meyer Kiser bank of Indianapolis bought the Lincoln Memorial bridge bond issue for 53 785 24 with a premium of 870 yesterday. The bonds fund Pike and Knox counties construction of the Lincoln Memorial bridge across the White River one mile north of Petersburg on state highway 61.
Freeman City hospital officials say no new patients were admitted and none discharged since yesterday. The current cohort remains stable with patients reported as doing nicely.
Rev. ER. C. Jaberg of Saron Re formed church has recovered from a severe bout with influenza. His wife and two children are now ill, keeping the Jaberg family homebound as the flu spreads through the household.
All City Transfer Co offers local or distance hauling with 98 or 510-K licenses. All loads insured. Jas A Shattuck proprietor. One time service emphasis.
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