Modern Woodmen Meeting Friday at K of P Hall
Regular meeting of Modern Woodmen Friday evening at the K of P hall with election of officers and important business planned. Attendance desired to ensure full participation and proper conduct of affairs.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
2
Regular meeting of Modern Woodmen Friday evening at the K of P hall with election of officers and important business planned. Attendance desired to ensure full participation and proper conduct of affairs.
The young ladies of Olive Branch Sunday School will display and sell handmade articles suitable as Christmas gifts. The sale takes place Saturday December 16 at Mr Joe Beasley’s office.
Advertising rates listed per single column inch for initial and subsequent insertions plus per line for reading notices. Permanent contracts available by application. Obituaries and bank notices at regular line rates. Classified ads priced at one cent per word with a minimum first insertion of 26 cents. Mail rates shown for outside Indiana with durations of one year six months three months and one month.
The Hiawatha club gathered with Mrs Ben Rainey for an all day session. A noon dinner pleased attendees as officers were elected and plans made for a New Year’s supper at Red Men’s hall with members and families invited.
Miss Hazel Greenwood spends the day in Terre Haute. Mrs Ed Hollifield goes to Bloomfield for court. Henry Bordinet travels to Terre Haute on legal business. Dr Violet Chinn returns from Indianapolis after a few days there. Lieutenants Milner and Armyteach go to Indianapolis for Salvation Army work. Miss Marie Riddle returns home to Bloomfield after visiting Jesse Weis man. Mrs Gertrude Turpin returns to Sullivan after visiting here and Bloomfield. Mrs Claud Steele returns to Jasonville after a visit here. Mrs David Laughlin called to Bloomfield for serious illness of her mother. Mrs James Openshaw called to Terre Haute due to aunt Mrs Charles Moffett's injury. Mr Eli Reintjes and party head to Terre Haute to visit Ed Kelley for the weekend.
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs John Berns Jr with good attendance despite the weather. Regular business was transacted but officer elections were postponed until the next meeting due to insufficient members. A social good time followed with refreshments served.
The Baptist choir will meet at the church tonight at eight o'clock following the training class. It is important that all meet promptly at eight.
Tickets for the Linton Worthington high school basketball game are sold at Linton Drug. The game starts at 8 o clock tomorrow evening in the high school gym. Buy early.
The Christian Church Missionary Society announces a bake sale at the gas office this Saturday featuring hot chicken and noodles baked beans cakes and a variety of home baked bread. Proceeds support church missions and community aid.
The U B ladies invite the public to a Friday and Saturday sale at the Overland Hodges garage featuring Amast gifts, plus a variety of fancywork and bake goods available on Saturday.
Wolford Hardware Co offers a pocket knife for 69 cents as a special deal. Located at 1512, the ad presents a simple price point and quick emphasis on the bargain for shoppers.
Clerk Messick issued marriage licenses since last week to wed for Opha R Hanger 18 Shelburn and Blanche A Pope 18 Jasonville William M Rollins 46 and Hannah Rollins 55 both of Linton William O Skinner 27 and Jessie G Roark 24 both of Gilmour David W Moore 19 and Abigail B Armour 17 both of Jasonville Lewis Warren 18 and Leah Lawson 18 both of Midland.
Myron Ross Green, the young son of Mr and Mrs Ross Green, is very ill with chickenpox. His condition is reported as serious though improving in the latest update from their household.
A jumble of ads offers coal for sale by the ton, used Overland car, a four room house with utilities, household goods, a library table, a meat market for sale, and employment for a steady hustler in Linton Indiana. Lost item a small black silk scarf. Also sewing services offered at Singer shop and hem stitching. An address block invites inquiries at Cardwell House and West Vincennes Street listings.
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