Betty Trams Wins as Bowlers Compete in League
Betty Trams wins the league match as two bobber teams compete. Rudy's team views the action while Bob Harbett leads with 27 points across the two teams. C. Donie posts the next individual score with 516.
20 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
1
Betty Trams wins the league match as two bobber teams compete. Rudy's team views the action while Bob Harbett leads with 27 points across the two teams. C. Donie posts the next individual score with 516.
Goodrich presents a genuine tire offer boasting lasting mileage from America’s oldest tire maker. It claims affordable pricing matching bargain-built tires and notes customer repeat purchases of Goodrich Certified Commanders as proof of value. Visit today to fit a set for your car.
First Baptist Church invites families to Christmas morning services at 8 00 and 9 30 with sermons The Angel Song and The Babe in the Manger plus children's sermon and choir Christmas anthems YY P A meets at 6 00 with a 7 00 Christmas program Christmas program and church school tonight with a spirit urging noble deeds and generous gifts Pastor Harry J Bailey invites all to attend Also First M E Church hosts a 4 00 service with Gifts sermon and church school Epworth League and special Christmas features Redeemer has come Let us worship next Sunday in joy
The notice lists a Bible School at 9:80 worship 10:30 Young Peoples class 6:00 Night Service 7:00 The morning subject is The Birth of Christ Night subject A Jewish Bravegin in a Foreign Land You are invited to hear these sermons and enjoy the New Testament worship at the plains church
Announcement that Christmas greetings will be replaced by sending the usual gift funds to a pastor friend at Trene Byron Tubercular Sanitarium in St. Wayne for a family of five. Includes church services schedule, consistory meeting details, and a Jehovah's Witnesses radio broadcast notice with listed stations and times.
Olive Branch Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 50 Morning Worship at 11 Evening Worship 7 10 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm Sermon Joshua's Last Counsel Young People present a Christmas program with a playlet Coming to Christ Message centers on the Babe of Bethlehem and the gift of salvation John 3 16 preached by Pastor Gordon Kemble.
Sunday school at 9:30 offers a children’s program and treats. Evening service at 7 features Christmas songs, a dramatization of Silent Night, a youth three act play A New Vision of Christmas, and a pastor’s message. All welcome. bring the family. Isaac B. Tucker, pastor.
The item notes the English walnut as the fruit of the Persian or Circassian walnut tree and appears in a classifieds section.
Morris Chapel notes list Sunday visits as Mr. and Mrs. John Blume Jr. guests of her brother Murry Griffith, and Ray Fitzpatrick visiting Dugger with his parents. Mrs. Dave Buck is seriously ill at home. Miss Anchor Enochs visits relatives in Dugger and Geraldine Melhoff's home. Mary Bovenschen returns after three weeks with Mrs. Fa Reei in Switz City. The Richard and Cobb households host and dine with neighbors. Shields PTA meets. Della Lynch hospitalized for emergency appendectomy with wishes for speedier recovery. Mrs. Alice Miller consults physician in Dugger and stays with Orval Milley.
Pleasant Grove residents hosted Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs John West and family guests include Mrs Sam Painter and daughter and Mr and Mrs Harry Baughn and clan from Clay City. Ruth Ann Laughlin visited Verda and Vada Wallingsford. Mrs Jess Abram spent time with her mother Mrs Hale near Morris Chapel. Wests and Buddy called on Mrs Ward Pittman. Junior play The Wild Oats Boy at Marco Friday drew local attendees. Stevenses moved from Linton to town. Truebloods and daughter visited Bedford. McBride of Midland attended Sunday dinner with the Squires family.
Miss Thelma York and relatives visited Newberry area. Edinsburg guests included Ovid Smiley family. Lon O’Haver traveled to Cincinnati. Ray Brewer visited Edwardsport and Oliver Brewer. James Owen returned from Mooresville. Tressa Wester and children visited Laura Hasler. Harry Mize from Edon called on friends in Newberry.
At Switz City, the annual stockholders meeting elected officers for the coming years. Stantz was chosen president, Win H Sharp as vice president, C. B. Hollars as cashier, and R. T. Aldridge as bookkeeper. Directors named were John Bennett, FV Brewer, and G. B. Daubenspeck.
A Christmas pageant titled White Gifts for the King will be presented at 7 Sunday evening in the Saron Reformed Church auditorium. The program includes a diverse musical lineup, Christmas readings, and the Pilgrim choosing the cross as love prevails. Representatives will present white gifts for Orphans’ Home in St Wayne and a Sunday School treat.
Bucktown notes report Homer Montgomery honored on his 51st birthday with a large gathering at his home including Elger Jackson, Wank Page and Susan, Padgett family, and numerous Montgomery relatives. Several trips and visits are also listed among local residents, with upcoming community sing events noted.
A 4:30 p.m. Sunday pageant titled The Heart of Christmas will be presented by the Sunday school in the Christian church. Virginia leads the Win a Couple Class with figures including Inn Keeper Gerald Landis, three wise men Ellis Plew Clarence Hatener and Max Cravens, shepherds Milland Pope Bill Sharp and Millard Fiscus, Joseph and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Ward Letsinger, and a Needy group of boys. The quartet of Mrs M Foster Mrs V Foster Mrs Ray Singer Mrs Lex Sherwood will sing plus The Heart of Christmas and other songs. Raleigh Roach handles lighting and Mrs Ella Uland directs special days.
A Christmas program will be given at Nine Mile Church on Tuesday evening December 24 at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Various local residents are noted visiting and spending time with relatives across Nine Mile and West Linton during the past week.
Everett Swaby is seriously ill at home. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Breck and daughters of Linton and Mr and Mrs David Baughman. Mr and Mrs Jean Edwards of Tallanapolis visited with Roy Buskirk and Dickie. A shower for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kline was well attended. A Christmas program will be given at Providence Church Sunday. Dorothy Soliday called on Lester McDonald. Letha McDonald has been sick. The Lilliputians, often seen at fairs, are not tied to a single race, and Lilliputian refers to pigmies of many races.
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