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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
7
George N. Mathews a Daily Citizen machinist who has been seriously ill at his home on F and First streets northeast for ten days is somewhat improved today.
The regular monthly meeting of the Stockton township poultry association will be held at the public library Tuesday night of next week.
A county meeting is planned for Monday night with County Agent Sexson present to discuss important upcoming matters. The event suggests agenda items to be addressed by local officials and residents.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met Thursday in regular session and organized a market to be held Saturday December 19 at J. W. Wolford's store. A social hour followed the business meeting.
Judge T E O'Donnell of Kansas City spoke at the Eagles hall detailing the Fraternal Order of Eagles growth from 450000 to nearly 600000 members. He cited 1700 Aeries, charitable work, life insurance, and wartime support for service members.
Salvation Army announces annual Christmas effort to provide meals and winter relief for needy families. Local supporters donate meat cake bread and shoes. families must report to the Salvation Army for case review before dinners are distributed. Ensign M B Morris urges quick responses.
A stork shower was given at the home of Mrs Charles Smith yesterday afternoon by a group of neighbors and friends. Guests included Mesdames Louis Curtis Adam Topping Clyde Journey Claude Griffin Harry Barger Rex Slinkard Wayne Beasley Clara Beasley Roy Bedwell Herman DeLaiss and Bessie Briner who enjoyed dainty refreshments and gifts of useful articles.
The Parent Teacher Association of the Northwest ward school will meet Monday evening at 7 30 o clock.
Etta Holbert visits Sullivan today. Ruth Parks visits her sister Mrs Booker in Paxton. Mr and Mrs Mack Flynn travel to Sullivan to visit friends. W G Bland of Tulip guests of James Brookshire. Mrs Fred Minor of Dayton guest of her parents George and Mrs Mathews. Lol Edges and son Junior go home to St Louis after visiting sister Mrs Oscar Hill. Juanita Anderson drives to Bicknell for a few days with relatives. Cap Cravens, Guy Cravens, Henry Gilbreath, Howard Herndon involved in the notices.
Cecil Ross and others return to their Florida connections after extended stays across the state. Elmer Sisk spends the weekend at home from Brown's business college. Frank Lenning plans a weekend in Franklin with Kappa Nu friends. Mrs. Lee Mathewys visits Anderson relatives. Clarence Heitman from Indiana University visits family. Gyneth Poe returns from Detroit to her parents on 290 A street. Horace Carrico and daughter Marie plan Christmas with Detroit relatives. Thelma Shoptow and mother head to Lansing to visit Taylor relatives. Mrs. Taylor is ill. Bert Phillips travels to Evansville then Florida for winter. husband and son Harry stay in Palmetto. Miriam Ratcliffe goes to Terre Haute for weekend with Ratcliffe relatives and sorority sister Frances Fainter.
Linton Daily Citizen editor Joe E Turner touring the southwest reports a potato weighing 199 pounds seen in Arizona, a claim echoed by Dempsey in the Jasonville Leader, amid Prohibition era dry country chatter.
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