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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
2
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Mrs Tom Burklin hosted a festive Christmas party for the J T T club with red and green decor, fruit donations for a hospital fund, and a Salvation Army gift.Music and contests entertained. Mrs James Nail won a prize as Deanie Sloan sang two solos. a list of members attended.
Santa Claus will attend the Christian Sunday school primary department gathering Sunday at 9 30 am. He will shake hands with all the children and distribute a treat. A Christmas program is planned and parents and friends are invited.
Do not waste water Bloomington faces water shortage as Linion city water is essential for public health and safety. Linton Water Co warns customers not to let taps run to prevent freezing or avoid repairs, or their water will be shut off at once.
Ball bearing roller skates priced at 1.75 during Krmas sale. Twelve inch heavy aluminum roaster for 1.00. Linton Hardware Co offers a full line of nickle plated and silverware plus kiddie karts and tricycles. Rosery Shop announces arrivals of roses and carnations and urges early orders for Christmas flowers to avoid disappointment. Special square dance at Moose hall on December 25 at 8 PM. Baptist church hosts a story night “How His Name Wore Off” Sunday.
Miss Irene Taylor hosted a six oclock dinner at her First street northeast home for the annual Christmas celebration of D R Scott store clerks. The festivity featured a Christmas tree with a present for each guest and a grab bag arranged by the ladies. Attending were Misses Josie McQuade Flora McGrew Cleo Melton Cecil Keller Laura Womeldorf Edith Alsop Irene Taylor and Mrs Verla Liston.
Personal notes list several местные residents traveling for Christmas. Dr. Lemuel Buis and his wife plan to stay in Greencastle and return Friday the 29th. Charles J. Houser and wife from Chicago will visit Mrs. Houser's parents. A. A. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder from Indianapolis will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page. Wm A Walker and wife depart for Detroit to see their son Alva and visit Joe Walker in Athens Ohio. Ruby Ernest of Chicago leaves after addressing labor locals for the Federated Press.
Investors in Home Loan and Savings Association are asked to bring in passbooks for crediting of semi annual dividends. Official notice signed by W. F. Stover Aust. Secy. 22138e.
Several thousand have visited the Welch chapel to register their name and number on a floor lamp. Deliveries to Fairview cemetery will occur all day Saturday and Monday of holly wreaths, grave blankets, and artificial wreaths. Evergreen blankets cover the entire grave and stay green all winter. The Rosery Flower Show. An original Christmas story How His Name Wore Of at the Baptist church Sunday night.
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