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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
2
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Amos E. Emery of Richland township seeks Recorder on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary. Frank Dean of Richland township runs for Sheriff. Heston L. McLaughlin of Richland township seeks Recorder. Charles N. Worth of Wright township seeks Auditor. All seek the Republican nomination at the May 4 primary in Greene County.
A communal ethic ties individual fortunes to the town’s progress. Shared effort, reinvested capital, and local spending keep money in Linton, boosting wages, farm prices, bank credit, and merchant volume. Self interest and public benefit can align as one man’s success hinges on community vitality.
The piece argues that no individual can succeed alone and urges a united community approach. It stresses responsibilities extend beyond personal fences and that collective work benefits all, keeping money circulating locally to secure future prosperity for residents of Linton.
The Linton High School faculty hosted a banquet for the football boys, who supplied 32 rabbits in a lively hunt for the feast. A luncheon featured baked beans hot rolls pumpkins pie ice cream and coffee. Basketball team members received peaches. Miss Grace Lam led the kitchen with help from teachers and wives of staff. Fifty attendees.
Mrs. John Sexton of Broomfield visits her son Wayne Wakefield and family. Sinclair Oil driver Mr. Brown moves his family to the Hancock house. Mrs. Hubert Keller of Fort Dodge arrives to visit her mother and family. Mrs. J. W. Beasley of Linton and Mrs. Lenore Morgan of Los Angeles return home after visits in Switz City and Bloomfield. Miss Clara Adkins visits Indianapolis with her brother Cecil Adkins. Mr. and Mrs. Murs Neal move in with Neal’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Gemila Hollins visit Jasonville. Mr. and Mrs. Elib Moses and son Robert Earle of Bloomington visit relatives. Mrs. Ivan Groomer visits Willard Futter.
The sermon topic is Giving to God the Gift Supreme. A White Christmas pageant will depict the nativity with a star, wise men, shepherds, and readings. Admission is three potatoes for the orphans' home. Pastor KelImer C Jaberg invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m.
Word reached this morning of the serious illness of Mary Jean Pope, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Pope of Indianapolis. The Popes, former Linton residents, are well known here. Mr Pope serves as a police captain in Indianapolis. The notice came to Mrs Dio Brown of West Linton, mother of Mrs Pope.
Mrs. Calvin Barnes and Mrs. Clyde V. Davis conduct a fancywork display in the Terhune building on A street northwest, formerly occupied by Mrs. Coffman, continuing this Saturday.
The Chum Circle will be entertained tomorrow evening at eight o clock with a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Trinkle at their home.
Mrs Bohley's Meth odist Aid society will hold a market Saturday December 19 in the vacant Terhune building on A street northwest, formerly Lloyd Powell grocery. Proceeds support the society's community efforts and local welfare programs.
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