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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
2
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IT seeks nomination for Clerk of the City of Linton subject to Republican voters at the May primary. Herbert Priest notes the bid. Dr Sun Yat Sen reports vary on death or recovery. A cold winter fuels demand for a new thermometer. Scientists claim 72 percent alcohol in sauerkraut. A grim note recalls killers who would not kill again. Oysters once praised now harmed by sewage pollution. The predicted end of the world misses Indiana, and Charley Dawes remains quiet about Coolidge.
The question asks if beer and wine will flow again as in past days following requests by Nevada and New Jersey legislatures to modify dry laws. The response is cautious, suggesting that such a change is not guaranteed.
The legislature yesterday approved a 50000 appropriation to combat the fowl pest in nine eastern Indiana counties. Poultry interests back the move, arguing the cost may be justified, though it prompts reflection on how forefathers would view such spending.
The Keystone Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school held its monthly business and social meeting at Mrs. D A Stewart's home. About 25 members attended and each pledged one dollar toward the parsonage fund, with entertaining accounts of how they earned the money followed by games, contests, refreshments, and valentine favors.
Announcement records the marriage of Roy Dallas Parks to Ivah Maude Healy of Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Healy as parents. The ceremony occurred February 3 in Indianapolis. The couple will reside at 1307 North Meridian Street. Parks is a former Linton resident known in the area.
The Reformed missionary society held yesterday's meeting where secretary Miss Esther Schloot was noted for giving an engaging talk titled A Motionless Picture.
The American Legion plans a banquet Monday evening February 12 at its temporary headquarters on East Vincennes Street above the Columbia Music Store.
Public invited to square dance at Rainbow Garden tonight. Tilp listed as host or organizer in the notice.
Decatur Indiana residents greeted Rev. A. R. Fledderjohann and his wife as the new Zion Reformed church pastor. A program featured remarks from local clergy, welcome messages, and musical performances, followed by refreshments and a parsonage welcome tally. The couple expressed gratitude for the reception and the abundance of parsonage staples left by congregants.
Mrs. Clara Tapp led the Hyacinth club in a charity planned afternoon, voting a groceries donation to the Salvation Army for its daily soup. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Elsie Huffman and Mrs. J. Headley, with refreshments served by the hostess. Guest Mrs. Don Plew of Midland attended. a social tea for Mrs. Arthur Miller’s home is set for next Friday.
Mrs. Sam Taylor of Dugger and Miss Alice Dalrymyle of Dugger shopped in Linton today. Etta Holbert and two sons spend the weekend in Dugger. Thelma Shoptow visits Aunt Mrs. Earl Bryan in Dugger. Oren Kirkly goes to Riverton to visit relatives. Mary Cotton travels to Chris topher, Hr. for a week with relatives. Bonna and Norvell Baughman spend weekend in Terre Haute. G S Dale and son Jack Eddy visit Sullivan relatives. Edwin Hall goes to Johnson City Tl to see husband. Josephine Kinsella from Indianapolis spends weekend with Madge Campbell. Blanche Fox of Manila trims at J W Wolford & Gons millinery. Martha Morgan returns home to Dugger after visiting Joe Hamlin. J J Watts of Montgomery City Mo arrives for extended visit with J K Foreman and wife. Watts is Foreman’s sister.
Early orders urged for custom chep hatching at reasonable prices to yield vigorous healthy chicks. Space must be secured in advance. Wm Sheffler Sun nyside Farm Route 8 state road No 2 Linton Ind phone 356 K8.
The Amicitia Bible class of the First Christian Sunday school hosted a Valentine party at Miss Zenobia Donham's home with games music and contests. Winners Louie Park and Dorothy Titus received prizes and each member collected a valentine from a decorated box. Refreshments were served to Dorothy Titus Mildred Hirth Mary Gilham Zenobia Denham Eunice Campbell Blanche Hemingway Virginia Lee Small Alverna Turnbull Jennie Mc Christie Mary McPhail Ruth Mc Clane Nava Richardson and Mrs Porter.
The Merry Messengers class of the First Christian Sunday school enjoyed a Valentine party at their teacher's home. Jolly games, piano music, and a Valentine box with valentines followed by refreshments of wafers jello fruit nuts cocoa with marshmallows. Guests included Misses Mary McChristie Pansy Johnson Dorothy Fawk Doris Sargent Martha Louise Hunter Alice Rupert Isabelle Johnson Grace Morris Mary Dittemore Irene Green Farrell Brantley Fern Inglem an and guest Mildred Doyle with hostess Zilpha Neel.
Mrs George OBrien who has smallpox is much improved but not yet able to go outside.
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