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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1923
Page
4
The readable portions describe two families with a grocer and Toys. The text mentions trucks to be manned this afternoon and addresses aid by the neighbor and annual spending. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or events to summarize.
Entertainment pages note a busy schedule including a Christmas church gathering on December 27 at 8. The Lin and sale listing mention 50 cents pricing and an event window 22 24 26 with various notices.
Jakonville, AY. Jakonville resident Elter Muefer officiated at a 4 o'clock marriage by Justice of the Peace. The bride, a popular young woman, is well known in the city. Her husband works in a local mine. They will reside in the city as friends in Lintox and Jasonville extend best wishes for happiness and a long marriage.
A local Baptist church celebrated a full Christmas program with decorated halls, two large trees, and a cantata on the birth of Christ. The Live Wire class spoke on being a live wire, youth and adult groups presented a musical program, and Carl Winters narrated a China work lecture.
Senator James E. Watson announced that after the holidays he will press for a bill to use 27,009,812.14 dollars of accrued interest on German owned property held by the American alien property custodian to buy wheat and fats for relief in Germany. The plan aims to feed undernourished Germans and reduce U.S. wheat surplus, with no cost to taxpayers since the funds are interest earnings on German-held property.
Dora Openshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Openshaw in this city and Samuel Frazier son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frazier of Brazil were married at noon by Rev Stanley pastor of the First Christian Church They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Berry and Mrs Berry a sister of the groom The couple will reside in this city and friends wish them happiness
Bicknell and Linton high schools played a hard fought game at Bicknell Saturday evening. Bicknell won 25 to 22 as Linton players fought to the end. Linton girls then traveled to Odon for a comeback 22 to 16 victory behind Kunkler Johnson for Linton and Callahan Mount Williams for Odon.
Washington residents listed as purchasers on the books of an alleged rum syndicate faced mixed news as 11 suspects were arrested. Police seized a list of 2,500 customers, but its current location remains unknown. Internal Revenue and district attorney officials varied on whether the list exists or was seized.
District of Columbia officials said they had seen a partial list but ordered all raid evidence forwarded to the internal revenue bureau. Police reported that the evidence had been given to two Mr. Ivey agents who assisted in the raid but had not seen the list.
The Anti-Cant party event planned for Thursday evening has been definitively postponed. The organizers cited unspecified delays and will announce a new date. No further details on attendees or venue were provided.
Markets in Indianapolis show wagon market prices for wheat around 2000.5 per bushel with varied entries. Livestock quotes include hogs, steers, calves, and bulls with ranges from 4.50 to 8.75 dollars and small differences in bid prices noted.
The Truth Seekers class of Saron Reformed Church will hold its quarterly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Ed Ecker's home. A Christmas program is planned and members should bring a gift for the grab bag and a pound of canned fruit for the city hospital. Officers for the new year will be elected. all members are urged to attend. President Mrs John Cerar.
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