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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1923
Page
2
A fragment notes a regular Rebekah lodge gathering at 9 o clock with advice to bring a glass of fruit can and a Christmas package for Santa Fe Bont. The text is incomplete but indicates a lodge event and holiday contribution.
The Elite Society plans a Wednesday afternoon Christmas party hosted by Mrs. M. L. Sholtzer at 339 North Main Street. The event promises a pleasant gathering and good cheer for all attendees.
A note indicates the fifth party of the Mated Work and Joseph Curry’s Sunday school session has been postponed, with details to be announced for a later date.
The Ladies Aid of the Olive Pranch church announces a bake sale on December 24 with dressed chickens and cakes available by order. Call 1893 1712 to place requests before the event.
The Mystic circle will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs William Axton. All members please be present.
Mrs. Charles Love was moved to her home today after an operation performed about three weeks ago.
A reader praises a Hoosier December day and urges Linton to install a fire sounding alarm. The town has lacked a general alert for a year due to the old light plant shutdown, and the council is urged to act without delay.
A historic reflection argues that politics should not deliver personal comfort but ensure justice, freedom, and opportunity. Government's mission is to provide a fair chance for individuals to achieve prosperity through honest work and self-denial.
Ecker and Wills traveled on business to Bloomfield and Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Watson visited Terre Haute, while Emma Lee Atkins of Chicago visited local relatives. Indiana University figures Glen Ashcraft and Jessie Porter stayed in town over the weekend. Various locals hosted guests from Terre Haute Bloomington and other cities, with students attending Indiana University and DePauw University joining Hoosier rally events in Indianapolis.
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