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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
2
An old fashioned black shepherd and a Wolfhound cross are offered as stock dogs and pets. Elmer Mills of Marco Indiana invites visitors to see these puppies described as suitable for children at Christmas.
The Christian Church presented the pageant The Heart of Christmas before a large crowd Sunday night in the church auditorium. The Win a Couple Class organized the event with players including Gerald Landis as inn keeper, Millard Miscus, Clarence Hatcher, Max Cravens, Jo seph and Mary, and the three wise men. Music by Mrs W Foster and Mrs Ray Singer with Margaret Foster at the piano accompanied songs such as Christ is Bow and The Starlit Way. Lighting was by Raleigh Beach and direction by Mrs Rawland.
The Royal Neighbor lodge of Lyons announces a new roster of officers for the coming year. Elected are Mrs. Dan Brown ora cle, Mrs. John Brewer vice ora cle, Mrs. Welker Sparks past ora cle, Mrs. J. S. Simons chancellor, Mrs. Fred McBride recorder, Mrs. Lewia Struckmeyer receiver, Miss Delores McBride junior sentinel, Mrs. Oscar Cone outer sentinel.
Miss Mildred Barnett and Miss Martha Richards were seen visiting Terre Haute yesterday, mingling with locals and touring central sites. News record notes their casual engagement and presence in the city during a routine social visit.
Santa Claus, Indiana, will host year round visits as Kris Kringle relocates workshops from the North Pole. The Candy Mouse building opened. future plans include toy displays, a fairyland town with nursery rhyme figures, murals by Emil Strauss, and a large candy castle with a moat and flagpole.
In memory of one dear husband and father down Mo Anderson who passed away one year ago on Christmas morning. Wife and children Mrs Ida Anderson Wilber Dortha and Doris. 24tlp.
Ray Smith of Upper Iowa University spends holidays with parents Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Smith. Glen Whaley visits sister in Indianapolis. Henrietta and June Raef in Linton. S. C. Hunter and family host daughters Mrs. Emore Baldwin and Miss Hylvia Hunter of Chicago. Baldwin and family attend Santa Claus Indiana park dedication. William Anderson Indiana A. Student visits mother Lizzie Anderson. Mary Raef in Flint. Mrs. John Harris and Dorothea Aikman visit Harry Aikman in Flint. G W Stegemoller visits Vereniles. Joe King, Billy Batey, Malcolm and Keith Pigg home from Purdue. Miss Jessie Mars and Helen Sivers of Union High spend Christmas in Terre Haute.
Hogs 3000 holdovers 414 steady heavies 9.145-9.85 mediums 9.85-10.10 lights 10.00-10.10. Cattle prices show steers, heifers and cows up about 25 cents from last week. Two loads steers at 13.00, another at 12.50, two at 11.25. Heifers two loads at 8.50. most 7.84-8.00. Beef cows 4.50-6.25. Cutters 3.25-4.50. Vealers 11.50 down. Sheep 4.50. Lambs 25 higher with bulk westerns 11.50-14.75 and native lambs 10.50-11.50. Fow 11.75. Slaughter sheep usually 4.50 down.
Mi and Mrs. Percy Myers entertained several friends with a turkey dinner Sunday night. After meals guests gathered in the living room where gifts were exchanged and Santa Claus arrived with bills for the kids. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Briggs and daughter Barbara Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crackett and daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins and daughter Nancy, Jr. and Mrs. Rex Winters and son Don, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harris and the hosts.
Mr and Mrs Raymond McKee of Lyons hosted a Sunday Christmas dinner at their home for several guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Wade and sons Bob and Johnny Mrs William Alkire daughters Helen and Vera Deane Henry Wallingsford Mrs Dorothy Workman and son Donnie Beautiful Yuletide decorations graced the home and guests enjoyed various games Each guest received a gift from a lighted Christmas tree.
The Tri Kappa sorority in Bloomfield will host its annual Christmas party Friday night December 27 in the Stulcup hotel dining room.
Great Britain weighs withdrawing part of its 18‑ship fleet from the Mediterranean amid new Anglo French staff talks and promises of co operation in case Italy attacks from Egypt Greece Jugoslavia Romania Spain or Turkey The move signals strength and is to ease tensions in Italy following Eden's appointment as foreign secretary. Italians meanwhile seek calm Christmas amid worries over East Africa and League penalties.
The Glenburn PTA met in regular session with excellent attendance. Pupils presented a program with each child involved in dialogue or song. Thanks were extended to Rev. Harry J. Bailey for the Christmas story and to Miss Rosemary Hall for a delightful reading. The program committee named for next meeting includes Mrs. Eyrvin Martin, Mrs. Herbert Asdell, and Mrs. Rufus Bryant, with Pete Meeks appointed as assistant by the president.
Mrs Edna Goodman and Miss Fredia Thompson spent Monday in Terre Haute visiting friends and taking in local sights. They were hosted by longtime acquaintances and enjoyed meals at local eateries during their stay.
The Grand theater will feature Stars Over Broadway on Christmas Day, marking the screen debut of radio stars James Melton and Jane Froman. The film stars Pat O'Brien, Jean Muir, Frank McHugh and Frank Fay, with a mix of Verdi, Schubert, Von Flotow arias and new Warren Dubin numbers. An amateur radio hour led by Fay and a romance with The Voice of Experience are included in a stirring musical comedy.
The new Zane Grey adaptation Nevada debuts at the Sher-Ritz theater on Christmas Day. Starred by Larry Crabbe with Kathleen Burke in the leading female role, the cast also includes Monte Blue Raymond Hatton and Glenn Ericks on in a tale packed with action romance and humor.
The Greene County Alcoholic Board reported 61 applications reviewed since May 1985 at its year end meeting. Members BarJ Myers William Shepherd and Joe Meynet conduct hearings on liquor beer and wine permits in Greene County.
William Gilbreath, a George Washington Law School student in Washington D C, is home for the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Mahlon Gilbreath.
Last Friday county clerk Tillman J. Bough issued a marriage license to William Lynch 24 of Linton, son of Noah Lynch, and Eva May Blough 26 of Sandborn, daughter of Charles and Mrs Blough.
Estell Bohley arrived yesterday from Detroit to spend the holidays with his father Sam Bohley. He plans to remain in town until New Year’s Day.
Expression of gratitude from the sender for a gift received and appreciation for the gift given by the men of the Sher and by Will Phipps.
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