Indiana Lincoln Shrine Gets Presidential Backing
President Coolidge approved the Indiana Lincoln Union project to raise 1 265 000 dollars for a Lincoln shrine at Lincoln City Indiana. The site will include Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s burial and the old Lincoln homestead with high artistic aims. Everett Sanders praised the plan and conveyed the President’s commendation and support for continued success.
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Washington
Coolidge
Indiana
Lincoln Union
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln Homestead
Richard Lieber
Indianapolis
Everett Sanders
Lieber
JT Indiana Lincoln Union
Mr. Sanders
Powell Family Hosts Christmas Dinner and Gift Exchange
Mr and Mrs Ransey Powell hosted a Christmas dinner at their home with a decorated tree. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Crawl of Jasonville and several Linton Midland Jasonville attendees, plus their children and others who received gifts.
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Ransey Powell
John Crawl
Jasonville
William Edington
Midland
William Powell
James Franklin
Merrit Fiscus
Linton
Nancy J. Busby
Mildred, Raines
Lilly Higar
Esther Powell
Marie Fiscus
Gladys Powell
Hughie’ Higar
Lester Powel
Delbert Edington
Elks Ladies Observe Guest Day With Bridge Luncheon
Elks ladies held guest day at the Elks home with a bridge luncheon. The hall and dining room were elaborately decorated for the occasion. Fourteen tables were set, with several out of town guests present. A delicious two course luncheon was served.
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Elks
Elks Home
Mt Mellick Club Meeting With Mrs Humphreys Friday
The Mt. Mellick club will meet with Mrs. J. H. Humphreys on A street northeast Friday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Mt. Mellick Club
J. H. Humphreys
Yaquina Club to Meet at Mrs Murdock’s Home
Mrs John Murdock will entertain the Yaquina club at her home Thursday afternoon with a social gathering and possible discussion of club matters among members.
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John Murdock
Yaquina Club
Hospitals Report On Mrs Bennett Home Arrival
Mrs. Claude Bennett was transported to her Bloomfield home, marking a step in her reported health status. The brief note confirms she has returned home, with no additional medical details provided.
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Claude Bennett
Bloomfield
Notice to Non Residents in Greene County Foreclosure Case
In Greene Circuit Court of Indiana matter 19755 Joseph W Dorn and Anna Dorn with William J Dorn and Tillie Dorn file a vender's lien foreclosure. Non residents must answer by Feb 2 1928 or the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Elmer W Sherwood Bloomfield December 26 1927. Weissian Humphreys Attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Greene County
Greene Circuit Court
Joseph W. Dorn
Anna M. Dorn
William J. Dorn
Tillie Dorn
Plantiffs
Welsman’ & Humphreys
State of
Indiana
Bloomfield
Elmer W. Sherwood
Weissian & Humphreys
Citizen Ad Seeks Items to Sell Locally
A compact notice invites readers to list items for sale via the Citizen platform. It outlines a simple process to connect buyers and sellers in the local community and foster quick exchanges.
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Citizen
Christmas Visitors and Local Plans Highlight Indianapolis Notes
Miss Olive Heaton from Indianapolis spent Christmas at home with her father Lewis Heaton and family. Mrs. John Vaughn and daughter Gladys from Bloomington visited relatives during the holidays. Mrs. William Lee of Detroit visits for a few weeks and is remembered as Audrey Gadwell. Miss Ruth Wood of Terre Haute and Miss Pauline McDonald of Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, spend vacation with Miss Helen McDonald in the city.
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Olive Heaton
Indianapolis
Lewis Heaton
John Vaughn
Gladys
Bloomington
William Lee
Detroit
Lee
Audrey Gadwell
Ruth Wood
Terre Haute
Pauline McDonald
Indiana Central College
Helen McDonald
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The L A L club meets with Mrs. Bertha Breck. Truth Seekers class of the Re formed church holds quarterly meeting at 1 30. Yaquina club gathers with Mrs. John Murdock. Greater Linton club banquets at 6 20 at the Christian church. Filks card party and dance at club rooms at 8. Elks Ladies bridge at 2 30. Mrs Jas Priest hosts Wanetta club for an all day gathering. Mrs J H Humphreys entertains Mt Mallick club at 2. Ladies Fancywork circle meets with Mrs Clem Humphreys.
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L. A. L. Club
Bertha Breck
Truth Seekers
The
Reformed Church
Yaquina Club
John Murdock
Greater Linton Club
Christian Church
Filks
Elks Ladies
Jas. Priest
Wanetta Club
J. H. Humphreys
Mt. Mallick Club
Mra
Clem Humphreys
Salvation Army closes major Christmas aid drive
The Salvation Army under Ensign Morris reports a successful effort with 68 baskets 1000 plus toys 376 garments 69 pairs shoes and sixteen tons coal distributed Saturday night. Community support from Mason Lodge Moose Lodge Reformed and Christian churches and local schools aided the drive with groceries canned fruit vegetables and repaired toys. The group thanks all contributors and participants for bringing joy to many children.
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Salvation Army
Enign Morris
Mason Lodge
Moose Lodge
Reformed and
Christian Churches
College Will
Northwest Ward
Northeast Ward
M. Morris
Enaign
Bloomfield Judge Invites Club Women to Prohibition Meeting
Judge Thomas VanBuskirk of Bloomfield invites club women to a Saturday gathering at the Bloomfield courthouse. Guests will receive a noon luncheon followed by an address by a state officer on Prohibition Work, with club presidents urging attendance.
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Thomas VanBuskirk
Bloomfield
Bloomfeld
Judge VanBuskirk
Court House
Card of Thanks for Mrs. T. HW. Johnson
The family thanks those who helped after the death of our wife and mother Mrs. T. HW. Johnson formerly Mrs. William Small. The Rebekahs for services, those who offered cars, Mrs. David Shields and Rev. M. A. Smith for singing, Rev. W. T. Mullins and Mr. Welch, the undertaker. T. H. Johnson, Joe and Albert Small.
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T. HW. Johnson
William Small
Rebekahs
David Shields
M. A. Smith
W. T. Mullins
Mr. Welch
T. H. Johnson
Joe
Albert Small
Pirtle-Crawl Wedding Ties Vicksboro to Midland Couples
Miss Mira D. Pirtle of Vicksboro and Lester Crawl of Midland wed quietly at 2 pm yesterday at the First Baptist church parsonage. Rev. QC A. Cook officiated. Crawl works at Fast Chicago. the couple left by car for that city.
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Mira D. Pirtle
Vicksboro
Lester Crawl
Midland
First Baptist Church
A. Cook
Crawl
Chicago
Correction: Fancy Work Circle meeting hosted by Mrs Inman
An error in the Citizen misidentified the host of the Ladies' Fancy Work Circle. The June meeting was held at Mrs Seph Inman's home with Mrs Lee Hixsey serving as hostess.
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Citizen
Seph Inman
Lee Hixsey
Inman
I H N Church Class Holds Annual Christmas Party
The I H N class of the M W I church taught by Mrs Tinatman will host its annual Christmas party at Miss Mary Mott's home on Thursday evening at 8 o clock.
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I. H.N
M. Wi
Tinatman
Mary Mott
Moose Dance at the Moose Hall Next Friday Night
Square and round dance scheduled at the Moose hall with twilight event and public invitation. John Cornwell expected to attend.
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Moose Hall
Twilight Auchentra: Publig
John Cornwell
Mer
Card of Thanks from the Yates Family
The Yates family expresses gratitude to the Salvation Army and other good people for support during Christmas. They send blessings from Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Yates.
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Salvation Army
Klan
Mrs.w. M. Yates
Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys
A cautionary health note promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing aid. It urges daily four-ounce doses in water before breakfast to prevent sluggish kidneys, relieve bladder irritation, and neutralize urine acids. Claims include inexpensive, pleasant effervescent use and broad local sales.
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FORD
Lexs
Hoosters
MT. Mellick
Yaquina Club Meeting
Hospitals Report
Fainay
Pirtle
IW. N. Clabs Party
George E. Stewart
Meat Market
Wilding
H. Roach
Hawaii
Evening Star
Bipe
Black Crows
Columbia Music
Muale
SIZ
Saad
Els
Fred L
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