Christmas Cantata at Junior High School
Christmas cantata will be given at the junior high school building on December 21. The program begins at 1 30 and will last one hour. Rev O A Cook of the first Baptist church will deliver a brief address. After program the children will be presented. Everyone is urged to attend and hear your children sing. E Atchley principal.
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O. A. Cook
First Baptist Church
Eliver
Gram
Atchley
Prin
Reformed program meeting notices for a Thursday event
The text indicates a requested meeting about the program at the Reformed church Thursday night. Children are asked to attend a play and to be ready, with others needed to participate.
Personal Notices of Holiday Visits in Local City
Miss Ruth Thompson of Mineral City visits in this city for Christmas holidays. Mrs Clara Curry departs Nashville after visiting relatives here. Miss Esther Graves of Indianapolis stays with cousin Miss Bessie Blankey. Mr and Mrs Lester Spensler of Monroe City arrive to visit over the holidays. Saul Page returns from Columbus Ohio to spend holidays with his parents. Mrs James Crout of West Middleton Ohio visits her parents and family. Mr and Mrs Howard Sparks and child from South Bend are visiting sister Mrs L C Mathews. Mrs H R Denver goes to Morgantown to see her mother recovering from a broken hip. Mr and Mrs Russell Bradshaw of Jeffersonville arrive to visit James and Ruth Rubble. Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler and daughter Ruth depart for Spencer to spend Christmas with Tom and Ruth Davis. Miss Thyra Grey Berns at Indiana University will arrive Friday for Christmas with her parents. Miss Ruth Armpriester of DePauw University returns to her father E A Armpriester and family. Mrs Carrie Johnson of Indian Springs attends funeral of granddaughter Ruth Evelyn Johnson. Mrs Alice Potter of Washington returns home after visiting Roy Perkins and Grandma Woods and is well known in the vicinity.
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Ruth Thompson
Mineral City
Clara Curry
Nashville
Esther Graves
Indianapolis
James Crout
West Middleton
Ohio
Peter Brawand
Howard Sparks
Little Con
South Bend
Ind
L. C. Mathews
Russell Bradshaw
Jeffersonville
James Rubble
Frank Wheeler
Ruth
Spencer
Tom Davis
Thyra Grey Berns
Indiana University
Ruth Armpriester
DePauw University
Greencastle
E. A. Armpriester
Carrie Johnson
Indian Springs
Ruth Evelyn Johnson
Richard Lester
Johnson
Alice Potter
Washington
Roy Perkins
Grandma Woods
Potter
West Linton
Dearmin and Co Turkeys for Xmas Order Prompted
Dearmin and Co advertise ready dressed turkeys for Christmas orders. The brief notice highlights holiday availability and emphasizes timely ordering to ensure delivery for the festive season.
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Dearmin: & Co
American Idle Talk and Reform Echoes in 1915 Era
A compact collection of remarks on politics prohibition crime and innovations. The text notes a Mexican presidential campaign the difficulties of reformers in 1915 Idaho prisoner recapture via fingerprints in Indianapolis and Ohio and debates over colored gasoline safety. It also cites thefts and a forecast that radioscopes will reproduce events within seconds, reflecting social commentary of the period.
GOOD OLD ST NICK Last Night Presents Galore
Members of the Violet Rebekah lodge and guests gathered for a holiday session. A visitor arrived as Santa Claus distributing gifts added to those donated by members. Refreshments followed and a large Christmas tree spread the season’s spirit to both men and women attendees.
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Violet Rebekah Lodge
St. Nick
Santa Claus
Santa
Poem from Junior High Girls Christmas Tale
The Daily Citizen presents poems by junior high girls printed daily. The first poem by Miss Mabel Wiggs depicts a Christmas morning scene with Santa’s sack hidden behind a grate. Children receive gifts while mother finds a hidden ring, revealing a gentle holiday surprise.
Hyacinth Club Christmas Party Meeting
The Hyacinth club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ethel Millers home at Third and CG streets northwest for a Christmas party with all members urged to attend.
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Hyacinth Club
Ethel Miller
L A W Club Meeting Held At Engleman Home
Mrs Roy Hayes and Mrs John Engleman host the L A W club members at Mrs Engleman’s home on I Street northwest Friday at 2 o clock. Members urged to attend and bring guests.
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Roy Hayes
John Engleman
L. A. W. Club
Clarion Club Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow Afternoon
The Clarion club members will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock with Mia Thomas Hollowell and all members are urged to be present, ensuring full attendance and participation.
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the Clarion Club
Mia
Thomas
Hollowell
Scitamard Club Hosts Festive Christmas Party at Home
Fifty five guests from Linton High School held a fine Christmas party at Miss Mary Edith Klink’s East Vincennes street home. They celebrated the success of the last play The Charm School with a debate on pairing boys and girls in the same assembly. The affirmative won after lengthy deliberation, while rival quartets and a girls’ quintet performed.敀
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Scitamidrd Club
Linton High School
Mary
Edith Klink
Vincennes Street
Charm School
Charleton White
Dorothy Titus
Mary Wolford
Hyla Jean Akre
Gustave Bordenet
Catharyn Welch
Jesse May
Russell Hewlett
Theo, Cody
Hubert Hudson
Lucille Brown
Anna Boswell
Marion Mount
Lillian Taylor
Lucille Johnson
Sunday School Class Christmas Party at Methodist Church
The Methodist Sunday school class led by Miss Cardwell held a Christmas party Monday evening in the church social room. The room was festive with decorations and a Christmas tree adorned with gifts for each attendee and a candy Tolley box. A special program and games followed as 23 members and visitors shared in the Christmas spirit.
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Methodist
1924 Auto license plates issued at Haywood Motor Sales
Car owners must visit Haywood Motor Sales in Bloomfield starting December 12, 1923, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., excluding Sundays and holidays, to obtain 1924 license plates. Bring the certificate of title as fees depend on horsepower and vehicle weight.
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Haywood Motor Sales
Bloomfield
Stivers Welcome Daughter in Bicknell
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Ernest Stivers of Bicknell. The mother and baby are doing well Mrs Stivers previously known as Bernice Ferry.
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Ernest Stivers
Bicknell
Mt Mellick Club Sets January Meeting With Mrs Hixon
The Mt Mellick club announces its next regular meeting will be held on the first Friday evening in January with Mrs Hixon chairing or hosting.
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Mt. Mellick
Embroidery Club Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The Ladies Needlecraft Embroidery Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Macgruder on Fourth Street Southeast.
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Ladies’ Needlecraft Embroidery’ Club
Pageant at First Methodist Sunday School Friday Night
The First Methodist church Sunday school presents a Christmas program titled Waiting for Santa by the beginners and primary department and Send the Light by the junior and young peoples classes. The pastor arranged the pageant with prophecies and nativity scenes. The church will be decorated in white with snowlike banks, trees, lights, and stars. Admission is one apple or one potato per person. barrels at the door will collect gifts for baskets. Each attendee will receive a Christmas candle, and offerings will support program costs, the children's home, and Japan relief work. Everyone is welcome.
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First Methodist Church
Ighoir
Japan
Christmas Taffy Pulling Guide From Old Time Advice
An article by Alice Graham Butler shares a festive home craft for Christmas and New Year entertaining. It provides a traditional taffy pulling recipe using molasses sugar butter and vinegar, with steps from heating and stirring to pulling shaping and cooling the candy. It emphasizes suitable kettles and a well buttered pan for best results.
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Alice Graham Butler
Fragmentary Quote Refers to Truth and Wealth in Speech
A garbled line suggests a reflection on truth and wealth, noting that smart desires and gold are turned into people s words in novels. The fragment hints at commentary on value and speech within literature.
Phone Deatmin Co. Orders For Xmas Tamkeys
A garbled OCR item appears to refer to a business named Phone Deatmin and Co. offering orders for Christmas tamkeys. The fragment is incomplete but suggests a holiday sales prompt or advertisement. The legible bits imply a commerce-related notice without clear dates or destinations.
The Difference Between Quack and Highwayman
A quack or doctor is said to have a squawking tongue while a highwayman is defined by a strong back. The remark contrasts verbal charm with physical boldness as the distinguishing trait.
Do Unto Others Kindly and Be Thanked
A brief moral note urges treating others with kindness so they respond with gratitude. The self contained line emphasizes courteous actions as a path to positive reciprocity and social harmony.
There Is Not Always Room at the Top for All
A saying notes that many capable people exist for high roles, but limited vacancies prevent everyone from reaching the top. It emphasizes abundant talent and scarce opportunities in leadership or top jobs.
Just So In Stories the Hero Wakes the Game
A playful take contrasts fiction where heroes shine in final minutes with real life fans preferring a safe lead and steady progress.
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Ivory
Hitman
Linton Drug CO
Avery Murray
Terhune
Ferrel’s
Yerhune Block
Elks' Ladies
Lomare Ettein Mee
Harty - Ferry
Daily Citizen
Bryan, Publishers
Onies
Ithotanea
Anton
Indiana
Idaho
Bureau of Mines
Coal City
Mabel Wiggs
John
Clarion Club
Scitamard Club
Mary Edith Klink
Tion
Miss Cardwell
Stivers Have
Daughter
Embroidery Club
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
Corticelli
M.E Sunday School
Deatmin &Co
Peoples’ Trust
Linton
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Chance
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