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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
2
Classified rates listed for advertising per column inch with per line increments for subsequent insertions. Obituaries and cards receive regular line rates. social or news announcements are priced at standard rates. One cent per word with a minimum first insertion of 26 cents.
Amos E. Emery of Richland township declares candidacy for Recorder of Greene County on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary. Frank Dean of Richland township announces run for Sheriff of Greene County on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary. Heston L. Mc Laughlin of Richland township seeks the Recorder nomination on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary.
Charles N. Worth of Wright township seeks the Republican nomination for Greene County auditor at the May 4 primary.
The Christmas message celebrates enduring spirit despite coal industry layoffs in Linton. Citizens show universal charity with neighbors helping neighbors and miners sharing with the unemployed. The Citizen hopes no child or adult is neglected this Christmas.
The Christian church choir meets at the church at 7 45 pm for caroling then proceeds to the hospital, with the musical program beginning at 8 15 pm. All members are asked to assemble by 7 45 pm.
An irate shoe salesman confronts a young woman who allegedly called for a short vamp shoe last week. The patron corrects him, saying the caller was her sister. The exchange is sourced from Oll Weekly.
The body of William Chay Gray, a former Bloomfield resident, arrived from Miami for burial. He was about 59, reared in Bloomfield, lived there until recent years, then ran a coal yard in Vincennes and moved to Florida last September. Survived by a widow and four brothers and two sisters, including John William Fred Gray Kittie Gray Doug Gray Carrie Brooks. Funeral held at 2 p.m. at the Gray residence with interment in Grandview Cemetery.
The Saron Reform Church calls for 1926 Sunday school attendance of 1700, notes many students and teachers will be home for holidays, praises a successful Christmas entertainment, urges united effort in all church work, and invites all to communion and the watch party led by Miss Ethel Heilman as Elmer C. Jaberg extends season’s wishes.
The Sunday School of the Church of God on West Vincennes Street will present its annual Christmas program this evening starting at 7 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
No mail will be distributed tomorrow by carrier general delivery or lock boxes. Mail will be dispatched as usual at the local post office.
United Press Dispatch reports Paul Beck claims to have shot a twenty five inch long rabbit weighing three pounds four ounces dressed in Vanderburgh county. The claim contrasts with the average rabbit weight of one pound three quarters. In Hartford City, Mable McClintock recounts a rat bite when a rat ran up her sleeve while she reached for a party dress, later squeezed to death by her mother.
Seymours retiring city council dissolves the mayor s board of public safety at its last session and refuses to approve a 1250 bill for new fire hose.
Coleman’s meat market serves as the Christmas poultry hub offering dressed ducks and geese among other holiday fowl. Pata
Local ad listings include coal price quotes for Gem and Victor mines with contact numbers, plus assorted notices for sale rent lost and wanted items. Advertisements cover 190 acre Newark hill land, a brown traveling bag lost between Linton and Sullivan, five room house wanted, a 5-100m house for rent, stove bed and an Edison phonograph sale, a cigar showcase and a White Rock poultry set.
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