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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
2
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A 1927 approach looms with no election year in sight. Wilhelm Hohenzollern is reported ill with flu but business remains light. Linton plans for the grand anniversary with multiple events and entertainment. A baseball scandal of 1919 is reexamined, risking more prosecutions if Landis secures convictions.
Gifford Pinchot brands election corruption a menace to liberty in a solemn warning. The former senate candidate notes he spent about a quarter of a million in his race and vows vigilance against manipulation.
Observers expect a heated session as Democrats push investigations into Editor Tom Adams. Analysts say the majority may waste time debating rather than enacting laws, potentially making this session more talk than action.
All barber shops will be closed all day Christmas day and open until 8 o'clock Friday night.
Baptist Junior girls of the Opeth Door class enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Miss Beulah Jaffoon. The decorated home featured a festively adorned tree, music, contests, and gift exchanges. Prizes went to Vera Haney and Bernadine Hill.
The Daily Citizen will not be issued on Saturday Christmas. Pastors of city churches should submit church announcements for next Sunday's services by Friday morning for publication that day.
A vegetable and chili soup supper will be served at the Baptist church from 5 to 8 pm on Thursday. Public invited. The meal includes soup, pickles, pie and coffee for 25 cents.
Initiation work will be held at the Eagles lodge tonight with lunch served after the work. All members are urged to attend.
All Moose Legionaries are requested to meet at the hall at 7 o clock tonight for the transaction of important business.
The Olive Branch church ladies announce a bake sale and market this Friday in the Terhune building beside the bus station. Funds raised support church activities and community outreach.
Saturday night at Moose Hall promises a strong showing by Bedwell and his Gang as audiences await the best performance yet. Local patrons urged to attend for a lively program and notable crowd turnout.
The Glenburn Mission hosts a 7 o'clock Christmas program featuring recitations songs and a pageant titled He The at Cometh The pageant presents the prophecy and birth of Christ about forty characters and the public is invited to attend.
A jeweler Calvin Barnes on South Main St advertises white gold mountings with clean white stones as lasting gifts with prices from 25 to 100 dollars. Moose hall hosts a public square dance Wednesday night inviting all.
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