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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1928

Page

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Musical Talent for First Christian Church Revival

Mr and Mrs Tarrell Tard of Poteau Oklahoma will be at the First Christian church from February 27 to March 18. He will lead the music and sing solos while she plays piano. Biard, a native American tenor, has served in U S army bands and led church choirs in Western cities. They are invited evangelistic music leaders, arriving Monday with a Membership Evening planned. Services at 7 15 p m. First children’s meeting Wednesday at 4 o'clock.

Tarrell Tard Poteau Okla First Christian Church Biard U. S Ehurch Emerson Abernethy Bush Conservatory Chicapro Tiard W.T. Mullins

Brownstown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Misses Fern Willoughby and Lynn Willoughby visited Linton-Stockton high school on Wednesday. Darrell and Vivian Craig called on Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Critchfield Monday night. Deloris Dudley is ill. Numerous neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Willoughby and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith, visited relatives across town. Several families spent time with the Richer, Wulf, and Lynn households. quilting and Sunday visits appear throughout.

Fern Willoughby Teva “Lynn Linton-Stockton High School Darrell Vivian Craig Bernard Critchfield Deloris Dudley Virgil Willoughby Jake Smith Digger Marl Bales Lavelda Atlie Richardson Ae Pinia Virginia Beryl Bledsoe Albert. Richards Robert Bureh Will Stevens Janura Willoughby Eliza Bledsoe Louis Dandlemont Gangs Dean and eGan Baker Mitchell Bernadine Thornton John Haney Mary Peek Tone Dudley George Dudley Alea Powell Bernadine Critchfield Ck Mitchell Lloyd Mary Louis Doublemont Gerald Gene Lern Fletcher Clyde Herving

Local Social Notes From IL and IN Towns

Cecil Ross of Linton and Willie Freeman of Terre Haute visited Wednesday with James Freeman and the Needem family of Sandborn. Lucille Freeman visited Sunday with Oscar Shelton. George Wilson of Bloomington visited Quince Hardisty and family. Hardisty, Cletus Roach, and sons went to Bicknell with John Sivers family. Helen Hunter of Lyons stayed Thursday with Georgia Canady. Ivo Hardisty visited Luce Chestnut’s family. John Grounds visited Raymond McKee’s family. George Canady and family and Hubert Canady visited John Canady. Mrs Lew Young’s game improves but remains serious.

Cecil Ross Linton Willie Freeman Terre ~ Haute James Freeman Cave Needem Sandhborn Charles Gastineau Lucille Freeman Oscar Shelton George Canaday Jr Edward Canady George Wilson Bloomington Wedensday Quince Hardisty Levi Chestnut Cletus’ Roach Bobby Billy Bicknell John Sivers

Rector Family Aid Day Quilt In Tennessee Event

Mrs William Rector and family organized aid totaling nine thousand dollars for visitors on Thursday in Tennessee. Rec tor and daughter Alf ger Mrs Roll Lynn Mr Har Pe erson and Mrs Willard Pita attended with Rector Mya and Mrs William. Children Delora and I participated in quilting Mae a.

William Rector Aid Vitors Ari Tennyaon Alfger Roll Lynn Har Peerson Willard Pita Mya William Delora

Lydia Pinkham's remedy praised by Cleveland reader

A Cleveland reader credits Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving health after childbirth and repeated sickness. The letter extols restored strength and ability to work at home after four bottles, asserts health as true wealth, and frames the product as a helpful health aid from a personal testimonial.

Lydia E. Pinkham Cleveland Ohio Lydia Pinkham Mi Riessmnerr Nelson Ave Lydia B. Pinkham

Social Visits Reported Across Clinton and Dugger

Mrs Johnson's mother from Clinton visited Sunday. Frank Denman and family spent Wednesday with Klino Renard in Dugger. Willard family, Howell and daughter Melba, Nose and Sophia Rector visited Mr and Mrs Albert Kluesner. Aft

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