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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
2
Fragmentary text references political figures and party actions. Mentions include governor expectations, a court case, and Greenwood as a district representative. Notes discuss rankings, expenditures, and war era context with unclear chronology and incomplete sentences.
Mrs Dick Love hosted the Rosebud circle at her home on B street northeast yesterday. Fourteen members attended as they enjoyed an anatomy contest won by Mrs Claude Sipes for the best answers, a reading on Xmas Origin, and a gift exchange with pictures cut in two. Flowers, fruit cake, fruit salad, apple snow and coffee were served, with Christmas favors of miniature poinsettias. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Lee McClung.
A vintage recipe by Alice Graham Butler shares walnut cake ingredients and method. Cream butter and sugar, add yolks and milk, fold in flour and baking powder, vanilla, salt, and walnuts, then stiffened egg whites. Bake in an angel cake pan for about 45 minutes and frost with plain white boiled frosting.
Class No 8 of the Methodist Sunday School held a Christmas party last evening at teacher Joseph Nixon’s home on G street northeast. A bright Christmas tree adorned with gifts was the center, with games and contests, prizes to Gertrude Talley and Montell Breck, Netacrias Humphreys entertaining, readings praised, and refreshments served to Gertrude Talley Frances Nation Montell Breck Dorothy Hodges Vera Anderson Ruth Risher Nettacriss Humphreys Elizabeth Nixon.
Mrs Rogers of Linton and Mr and Mrs Joshua Beasley hosted a festive 6 o clock Yuletide dinner Thursday evening. Hosting reception duties fell to Mesdames Roy Carrico Theodore Seitz Elmer Holmes Herman McKinley and Gus Lowery with Miss Marianna Coffman handling scores. High scorers Mrs Herbert Davis Charles Bedwell Don Mayfield and Miss Eleanor Poynter received trophies as out of town guest Mrs Dave Rogers of Linton attended.
All boys and girls in the junior department are urged to attend Sunday school at 9 30. Plans for the Christmas program and tree on December 28 will be made. Pieces will be distributed tomorrow and pennies will be given as love gifts at Christmas. Welcome Santa with bows from Walfords Hardware Co. Mrs. Bert Ault. 1412p
Miss Mary Scott a noted Linton singer and musician gave a song recital in the Bloomfield home of Mr and Mrs Mac Haig. A large audience praised the numbers performed by Scott who directs the local Baptist church choir and is teaching a new class in Bloomfield.
Lew Garr was taken to his home in Vicksburg today after eight weeks in hospital for injuries from a mine accident. All other patients are doing nicely.
In Bath England a policeman reported hearing a torrent of expletives from a house lasting about thirty minutes. The occupant was brought before the police court and claimed he had been swearing in his sleep.
Car owners must apply at Saywood Motor Sales in Bloomfield starting December 12 1923 between 9 am and 5 pm with their title certificates, as license fees depend on horsepower and weight. Sundays and holidays are excepted.
The junior Endeavor group of the Christian church invites all members to attend tomorrow evening for an important business session. A large crowd is expected.
A compact exhortation urges action over lamenting fate as the way to overcome evil and right wrongs. It emphasizes effort, resolve, and perseverance as the path to improvement.
The Mississippi River deposits 121,500,000 cubic feet of water per minute. The St. Lawrence discharge amounts to 7,800,600 cubic feet per minute. The St. Lawrence basin area covers about 530,000 square miles.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Linton Trust company will be held Monday January 1 1924 at 2 o'clock for the election of officers and the transaction of any business that may come up Joseph Haseman Secretary 12 15 22 29
The query asks if kings ever take vacations or if subjects complain it is always about rule. Experts weigh traditions, duties, and public perception in a light historical discussion about royal leisure and responsibilities.
A fragmented quote sees a debate over a statement about Sunday golf. One speaker counters the claim, while another insists their Sunday routine contradicts it. The text reads like an exchange amid unclear context and missing surrounding details.
A quip suggesting people amplify small happiness into a larger feeling. If given 75 percent misfortune, a man will turn the remaining 25 percent into full happiness, illustrating optimism influencing perception.
In Vienna Austria bread bakers are turning to a 20 percent soy flour blend with wheat dough to create loaf varieties. The new mixture aims to cut costs and alter texture offering a noticeable bread alternative in local bakeries.
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