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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
3
The First M Church presents Henry Van Dyke's The Lost Word as Sunday evening message. Morning study continues sermon on the mount titled The Place of Things in God's Kingdom. Vesper service at four with a Christmas cantata directed by Chester Wills.
Olive Branch Baptist Church lists Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. B Y P U at 6 p.m., prayer bands at 6 50 p.m., and evening worship at 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting is 7 p.m. The morning message is The Altar of Reuben and God with the pastor. The evening service features Christ His Humiliation and Exaltation, with Helen Johnson and Naomi Haseman presenting The Christ Chapter for B Y P U discussion. Junior B Y P U also noted.
Sharon Reform Church announces a Christmas program Sunday night Dec 22 with a pageant White Gifts for the King and carols. Children, Juniors and Young People participate. offerings go to the Orphans Home in Pt Wayne. Services, choir practice, and special programs scheduled through Dec 22 with family attendance urged.
Government officials estimate damage at 800 000 dollars and rising after a disastrous fire consumed the magn ificent 10 000 000 post office. Firefighters pumped thousands of gallons of water into sixth and seventh floor storage areas as the blaze spread through the block long structure. Eighteen firefighters were overcome by smoke and treated at the scene while more than 830 others were revived.
The article recounts a Thanksgiving drive in which the author is splattered by mud from a junked car, then expands to a reflection on dangers of careless driving and unChristian elements in the community. It urges moral health and sanitary, wholesome living as part of daily life with a note by J. M. McKown.
Sheep prices show mixed moves with 2,500 head noted. Lambs steady, western fed lambs $11.00, native lambs $11.00 down, slaughter sheep mostly $4.50 down, highlighting a softer tone in the market.
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