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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1923

Page

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Christmas Eve Liquor Arrests Spark Court Activity

Municipal police court moved briskly during the Christmas season as several men faced serious charges. John Keller, west of the city, was arrested for receiving liquor and held on a $1,500 bond. Edward Harris, charged similarly, also posted $1,500 bond and awaits a mayoral hearing. Joe Arbell, William Shearn, and John Shearn were taken near the over head bridge on the Illinois Central road with two pints of white mule liquor. one man escaped. The detainees await circuit court for transportation liquor cases. John Skeatt appeared for intoxication, his third offense, and the mayor imposed fines and a 30-day penal farm sentence.

John’ Keller A. Cpney Inman Edward Harris Keller Arbell Bicknell William Shearn John Shearn John Skeatt

JSONVILLE YOUTH INL AT TERRE HAUTE BURGLARY CHARGE

William Lewis age 22 of Ja conville jailed at Terre Haute after detectives say he burglarized cars and stole an overcoat from Roy Cutsinger of Farmersburg last Saturday. The coat was stolen from a Fifth and Walnut street car and sold to a second hand dealer for two dollars.

William Lewis Jaconville Terre Haute Yesteday Barry Kendall Lewis Roy Cutsinger Tarmersburg Fifth and Walnut Streets

Freelandville Five Plays Here Tonight

The Freelandville high school basketball team hosts the last Freelandaville squad in the local gym tonight led by Coach Schaniaub who aims to sharpen the lineup after a vacation. A win would lift the locals toward Lyons and Sullivan as two nearby rivals narrowly beat Freelandville. A curtain raiser features Linton and Midland junior teams at 7 p.m. Admission is 85 cents for adults 25 cents for high school students and 15 cents for grade children.

Freelandaville Schaniaub Lyons and Sullivan Freelandsville Secold Linton and Midland

Theda Bara in Brabin directed Goldwyn drama preview

A fragment mentions Theda Bara linked to a Goldwyn drama directed by Charles Brabin. It notes Brabin as a major director and husband of Theda Bara, with a Friday to Sunday opening timeframe and the anticipation around the film’s attraction.

Jbrg Bea Ik Goldwyn Charles Brabin Theda Burs

Richard Scores Big Success At Sullivan Lyric

The Sullivan Times reports the Sullivan High School dramatic club under Marjorie C. Boyles staged a four act farce Richard at the Lyric on Tuesday evening. The large audience filled the seats and stood for a premium, praising all four acts and the cast. Mrs. Boles received credit for directing and finishing the production. Mrs. Boles is the daughter of Nev and Mrs. O A Cook of Sullivan.

Sullivan Times Angs Richard Seliom Lyric Drofedes Sullivan High School Dramatic Club Marjorie C. Boyles Sullivan Dramatic Club

Card of Thanks From Sherman Hall Family

Card expresses gratitude to friends neighbors Hamiltons game locals and fraternal orders K of P Uniform Rank Odd Fellows encampment Ku Klux Klan for funeral support Rev Cissna for condolences and assistance and appreciation for floral offerings and help during the death of their father and husband Mrs Sherman Hall and daughters Fern and Hazel

Hamilton K. of P Odd Fellows Ku Klux Klan Cissna Sherman Hall Fern Hazel

Mrs Watson Commended For Piano Recital In Worthington

Mary Watson of Linton led a Worthington recital Monday praised by the Worthington Times for artistry. The pianist earned high marks for technique interpretive power sincerity and charming personality captivating the audience. Her varied program explored classic romantic and modern periods with clear explanations connecting composers and works.

Worthington Times Mary Watson the Times Mendes

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