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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
6
A citywide evangelistic campaign will feature cottage prayer meetings in January. The committee set themes each day from January 4 to January 28 focusing on The Supreme with topics ranging from The Supreme Motive to The Supreme Reward. Meetings will follow the outlined program with no deviations.
W P Shepherd manager of Indian Refining Company entertained Indian employees and families at a South Main Street home last evening. Attendees included Ira and Mrs McDonald, John and Mrs Heenan and son, Earl and Mrs Skemp, Marshall and Mrs Robertson, George and Miss Rush Ramsey of Palestine Illinois, Gaynell Workman, Frank Carpenter and son Marion Allen, S A Randall of Terre Haute, Mrs Zora Bedwell, Frank Shepherd, and Mr and Mrs W P Shepherd.
Mr and Mrs James E Stewart were married on Tuesday and honored by a downtown charivari last night A hayrack parade wandered through the streets while frying pans dispensing sleighbells rang out The couple hosted guests at the Greek confectionery
The Daily Citizen will press at 11 oclock a m on New Years Day Saturday. Local ministers are asked to prepare church notices and bring them to the office Friday afternoon.
Fragmentary copy reports the Elks held a dance night at a city club with attendees from nearby venues. The text mentions university involvement and Blooming, with unclear details about time or full names due to OCR errors.
A social event by the Elks set for Friday night at the club rooms. Card games run from 8:30 to 10:30 with dancing from 10:30 to 1. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
Mrs Dewey Ray and Mural Ray visit sister Mrs Noah George in Dugger. Mr and Mrs Maurice Dye of Akron Ohio visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Dye. Robert Blackburn Jr and Mike O’Hern leave for Detroit for work. Mrs Harry Ehden Mrs Cletus Clark and daughter Mary Belle visit relatives in Dugger. Mr and Mrs Ro Brown wind up visit with her parents in Hopewell and depart for Cleveland Ohio. Miss Pauline and Georgene Jo Barrick of New Lebanon and Miss Evelyn Arnett of Merom visit Miss Mary Burnett at 459 Northeast Street
Owing to New Years day the three cent supper in the UW EB church basement moves to Friday evening December 31 from 4 to 7. Menu includes scalloped chicken and noodles mashed potatoes creamed peas scalloped corn baked beans green beans slaw date pudding with whipped cream pie cake and coffee.
A daughter weighing seven pounds was born this morning to Mrs Hallie Woodward, formerly Miss Edith Tincher.
Mr and Mrs John Williams of North Main Street Coshocton Ohio telegram announced the birth at their son Thomas Williams home in Coshocton on December 28 the home coming just after Christmas. Grandpa John joked that another football star will join the family and the couple are well known in this city where they lived several months about two years ago.
The Fourth year junior girls of the First Christian Sunday school held a party at the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Harley Ham led the group in games and contests. Members exchanged gifts and enjoyed refreshments amid good attendance.
The American Legion presenting the play Better Thang Gold will be staged Tuesday night next week at the Citadel theatre in Bloomfield. The vaudeville program will be practically the same as the locally shown version.
The Moose hosts a New Year’s dance at their club rooms on New Year’s Eve Friday. Dancing starts at 9 PM and continues through the year.
The December meeting of the M. E. Sunday school board will convene at 7 o clock tonight. All members are urged to attend.
Moose Hall hosts a New Year dance on Saturday night January 1 with Bedwell's Singing Serenaders providing music in what organizers call a better event than the Christmas dance.
Mrs. W. J. Hamilton to entertain Mt Mellick club members at her home Friday afternoon. The event invites all members to attend a social gathering.
The Order of the Eastern Star will meet Friday night at 7 30 o clock for work. The Wanetta club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. James Priest. A square dance is planned Friday night at Moose Hall.
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