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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
6
Friday morning the Linton kindergarten under Miss Mary Cooprider held a Christmas party for parents and children. Readings songs and games filled the program as a decorated room chimney tree and a Santa with toys delighted the youngsters. Each child received a calendar booklet featuring their own picture and that of Miss Cooprider.
Mr and Mrs C L Laffoon welcomed a group of guests for Christmas Day gatherings. The decor featured a large Christmas tree loaded with packages. Fruit nuts and candy plus a noon dinner were served followed by exchanges of gifts and music. Guests included Edward Robinson family Lone Tree Helena Gabbard Lamb Stableton Hensley Barks and GC Laffoon and families.
Church officials from all local churches will meet at the Baptist church on Tuesday at seven. Rev. W. E. Watkins, pastor of the Methodist church, will give an inspirational address. All church officials and union cottage meeting members are urged to attend.
Saydan Cutting of New York returns home as the first member of the Roosevelt expedition to reach the United States from the wilds of India.
Mrs. F J Lindley visits Mooresville this morning. Etta Horbert and Minnie Parks shopped in Sullivan. Mrs. John Hummer returns from Plainville. Geneva Davis heads to Bloomington for work. Edith Parks visits mother Anna McAttee in Dugger. Charles and Robert Laffoon stayed with the Robinsons at Lone Tree. Hazel and Dexter Fordyce visit grandmother in Victoria. Fern Pasno of Miami returns home after Christmas visit. Maude Rector returns from Plainville after illness of Dick Lester. Anta Sweeny of Louisville visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page. Erie Snyder from Indianapolis returns home after visiting the Page family. Elsie Duhne returns to Indianapolis after Christmas. Theo Mitchell visits Bloomfield for daughter Jona Mitchell. George Le of Shelbyville returns home after visiting sister Mrs Carpenter. Frances Roach, Detroit worker, holiday visit with parents. Emma Flannigan travels to Cincinnati to visit Jacksons and Cyrus Hays. Frances Dillingham returns to Sullivan after Terhune stay. Norman McIndoo of Washington DC guests of Cravens. cousin of Mrs Cravens. Margaret Cox and Walton Schwartzkopf of Columbus visit Cox family. accompany Mrs Cox and Jackie home. Mrs Mary Houghland is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs John Howe of Detroit spend Christmas with family. Mrs Howe remains for visits with Mitchell family.
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis notes hogs receipts 7,500 with market 500 higher. best heavies at 12 dollars. cattle receipts 900 with strong market. steers 6 to 10 dollars. sheep receipts 600 with 50 cent rise. top lambs 16.50. calves receipts 400 with top 14.50. eggs 35-37 cents delivered. poultry various prices. butter creameries 48-50 cents.
The Talitha Cuma Sunday School class marks its second anniversary with an 8 o'clock luncheon tomorrow evening. Members of the young men's class are invited to attend.
The Elks and families plan a benefit card party for the hospital Monday night at 8:30. Prizes and refreshments are donated. Bridge and 500 will be played. Score cards cost 75 cents. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
Islands off New Zealand host tuateras famed for a pineal gland atop the head. This organ is described as a third eye, contributing to their reputation as potentially the oldest living animal type.
In a London Mail report, Pegggle voices disdain for Smith after learning her father is a millionaire. He accuses her of acting like a mother figure since the revelation, framing her as overbearing and insincere.
Miss Dessie Fitzpatrick and Tillman Bough of this city married Thursday in Bloomfield at the Christian church parsonage with a single ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Councilman-elect and Mrs Oscar Fitzpatrick. the groom works in Petersburg. They will reside with the bride’s parents until spring and receive extensive best wishes for a long, happy life.
Rabbi Stephen Wise of the Free Synagogue in New York states Jesus of Nazareth was a man and urges Jews to accept his teachings while denying his divinity and the core Christian tenets.
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