Clarion Club Christmas Meeting Plans Holiday Event
The Clarion club held a Christmas gathering led by Mrs. James Clayton. Members planned a party for December 20 at Red Men's hall with a tree program and dinner. Prizes were awarded in Christmas contests to Mrs. Thomas Hollowell and Mrs. Andrew Stewart. Little Jimmy Clayton dressed as Santa distributed gifts. The luncheon featured sandwiches pickles candied apples wafers and coffee. Attendees included Mesdames Willis Wallis Arthur Miller George Stafford Mack Denham Chris Myers Thomas Hollowell Andrew Stewart Charles Robinson Curtis McAfee George O'Brien Willard Goodson and hostess Mrs. James Clayton plus guest Mrs. Clinton Reinties. The group will reconvene after New Year’s with Mrs. Willard Croodson.
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Clarion Club
James Clayton
Red Men’s Hall
Thomas Hollowell
Charles Robinson
Will Watkins
Andrew Stewart
Jimmy Clayton
Santa Claus
Clinton Reinties
Will Wallis
Arthur Miller
George Stafford
Mack Denham
Chris Myers
Curtis MccAfee
George O’brien
Willard Goodson
Willard Croodson
Chatter and Stitch Club Meets Kindly for Christmas Program
Mrs. Will Wesner hosted a Chatter and Stitch club meeting with Christmas color decor. Readings by Joan Humphreys Nettacriss Humphreys and Maxine Wesner, dialogues, vocal and piano solos by Mrs. Carl Poe Mrs. James Gill and Mrs. Floyd Cornett, gifts from a large tree, and a luncheon followed.
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Will Wesner
Chatter and Stitch Club
Joan Humphreys
Nettacriss Humphreys
Maxine Wesner
Carl Poe
James Gill
Floyd Cornett
Program of Music by First Christian Church Choir
One of the most elaborate Christm as programs in the city will be given by the choir of the First Christian church Sunday evening December 21 at seven oclock. The program is entirely classic and no effort has been spared to make this the finest sacred concert presented by the choir. A full program will be published in the Citizen Saturday.
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First Christian Church
Citizen
Three-Cent Supper at U B Basement Sat Dec 20
Community event lists a 4 30 to 7 00 o clock supper in the U B Basement on Saturday December 20 with escalloped chicken mashed potatoes creamed peas baked beans head lettuce pineapple salad cake pie coffee and a ten to twelve cent price.
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U. B
Hopkins welcomed a baby boy in Dugger
Mr and Mrs W P Hopkins of Dugger announce the birth of a baby boy last night. Mother and child are doing well and the father is elated today.
Moving to Arizona: Roberts Disposing Household Goods
Mr and Mrs Opal Roberts of 49 DY street northeast plan to move to Phoenix Arizona in about a week they will sell or dispose of their household goods ahead of the move.
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Opal Roberts
Dy” Street
Phoenix
Axiz
Window Decor Trick Up With Extended Rods
A short note describes altering a window by extending curtain rods beyond the casing on each side and at the top using heavy drapery material to obscure the true frame.
No perfect loom has yet been voted for oriental kau nechantenthy
Fragmentary text appears to contain garbled phrases about a loom and an oriental reference, with no clear event or identifiable entities to report. The readable portion offers no concrete facts, dates, organizations, or people to anchor a summary.
Reformed Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Saron Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid of Saron Reformed church met at Mrs. George Haseman's home for a devotional with Christmas scripture. Officers elected: President E J Ecker, VP George Haseman, Secretary John Ecker, Treasurer Louise Strietelmeier. Next meeting at Mrs Henry Klink's home.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Saron Reformed Church
George Haseman
E. J. Ecker
John Ecker
Louise Strietelmeier
Flowers
Robert Froeschke
Jacob Berns
Corstein
Henry Bredeweg
Lena Heitman
Cleo Doidge
B. J. Ecker
A. R. Fledderjohann
William Hilgediek
Hid. Ecker
Henry Klink
Local residents plan holiday visits and homecomings
Mrs Theo Mitchell visits relatives in Terre Haute. Mrs Richard Baker travels to Odon for a few days with kin. Mr and Mrs O A Vaughn of Sullivan stay with Mr and Mrs Carl Warris. Mr and Mrs John Mowe head to Detroit to establish a new home. Mrs Opal Roberts of Bedford, formerly of this city, is in Linton on business. Sol Page of Columbus, Ohio, visits parents Mr and Mrs Charles Page. Miss Pearl Schloat returns from Indiana University to spend holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Peter Schloot. Miss Mildred Tumphreys from DePauw Greencastle comes home for holidays. Miss Eva Louise Johnson from Ward Belmon t school and Harold Johnson from Purdue return to spend Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs William Johnson.
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Theo Mitchell
Terre Haute
Richard Baker
Odon
O. A. Vaughn
Sullivan
Carl EK. Warris
John Mowe
Detroit
Mich
Opal Roberts
Bedford
Linton
Sol Page
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Page
First Street
Northwest
Pearl Schloat
Indiana University
Peter Schloot
Mildred Tumphreys
DePauw University
Greencastle
Eva Louise Johnson
Ward-Belmont School For
Nashville
Tenn
Harold Johnson
Purdue University
William Johnson
Christmas Party Delights Flite Society At Mrs Aikin Home
Mrs Earl T Aikin hosted a Christmas party for the Flite society at her North Main street home. Members dressed as little girls enjoyed a child program with readings solos and contests. Santa delivered gifts as the club exchanged tokens and shared a festive luncheon.
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Earl T. Aikin
Flite Society
North Main Street
Roy Cook
Marshall Oberholtzer
Raleigh Roach
Earl Spengler
Harris Wilkie
Walter Scholl
Joe Curry
Charlie Wolford
Liston
Dog Finds Gold Near Sydney Field Aquires Reef Sample
A boy playing with a dog near the old LA End field at Sydney uncovered a gold sample. Investigations found a reef carrying three ounces of gold to the ton. a battery was reportedly involved.
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LA End
Sydney
Wisdom of Maturity in Growing Older
Wisdom of maturity notes that as people age they doubt the wisdom of constant labor to ease children's path. Authors urge balancing effort with guidance to help the next generation.
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Lirmingham News
Stockton Township Gravel Road Petition Filed in 1924
Petitioners in Stockton township Greene county Indiana filed with the Greene county auditor on December 8 1924 a request for laying out and paving a gravel road running through Stockton township from Fifth Street NW to Main Street including grading drainage and asphalt or concrete paving to width of eighteen feet with berms and ditches. The petition asserts public utility and seeks construction under the Three Mile Law supervised by the State Highway Commission without a voter referendum. Oscar Fitzpatrick and a long list of signers support the project and the county auditor set a hearing date for January 6 1925.
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Stockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of
Greene
Board of Commissioners
State
Highwee
Linton
Fifth Street
Second Street
First Street
Main Street
General Assembly
General Assembly of Indiana
Indiana State Highway Commission
Oscar Fitzpatrick
Osvear Fitzpatrick
James L. Wakefield
T BP. Liam
Dr J. VW. Bull
Archie Hodges
Julius Cooper
Crate Witazpatrick
Clarence Armstrong
Sob. Bryn
Dan Bunnell
Dr. Becker
Homer Fordyce
Lee Hixon
Billie F. Cooper
Chas. Wolford
O. Werfroeschke
David M. Puckett
Jesse Weisman
F.G. Duncan
Bruce Fleetwood
W. J. Hamilton
Wm. Goldberg
GC. Porter
W. Is, Stover
Harry Welch
Isaac Bunch
Rufus Wdington
John Robert Meeker
David R. Scott
David Db, Terhune
James M. Humphreys
N. H. Button
Maldon Beasley
John Pennington
Andrew Gravemelier
J. Bo Shields
Ch Me Agzbell
TH. Lechisor
JL. W. Warner
Henry [Leitman
A. Corlett
John W. Booker
A. Wi. Witty
Peter
James I. Roach
Geo. G. Humphreys
Elmer W. Sherwood
Newton Teel
A.thomas
Clay Moss
G. W. Dixon
Paul Fry
Walter W. Wills
Ben Bach
Bernard A. Pierson
W. OT. Fishing
A. J. Winters
James H. Asrey
W. P. Shepherd
Mike Goodman
Ora F Follum
B. I. Follum
Homer Follum
Frank Martindale
John Klink
Otto F. Harting
M. N. Thayer
State of
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