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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1925
Page
5
The Christian congregation invites all denominations to attend weekly revival sessions at the church beginning January 11 with daily services, cottage prayers, and department programs. Pastor Oren A Cook urges faithfulness, soul winning, and Bible school growth aiming for 500 attendees next Sunday.
The Daily Citizen advises the cross word puzzle for today failed to arrive and should be present Monday with daily publication resuming. New envelopes have arrived and packets can be picked up on Sunday. The catechumen class resumes January 10, and Saron's extends a welcome to worshippers.
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9 15 with theme Christ Triumphal Entry and a funeral at 10 30. Evening sermons at 7 0 and 7 15 prayer meeting and official board meeting Tuesday. Also announces revival by Brother J R Clark from Louisville and weekday services at 7 30 p m with encouragement to attend.
Rev Selby will be here Sunday to preach on the subject Purified Made White and Tried. He is an able speaker. Sunday school at 9 30. Young people's meeting at 6. Evening services at all listed times.
On Sunday morning the usual communion service will be observed and every church member is urged to attend. The evangelistic series starts Sunday night and runs through the first Sunday in February with Rev. Cissna leading. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Toner’s home at the corner of C and Third streets northeast. The pastor visited his father, Rev W C Cissna, in West Liberty Illinois last Monday. the senior Rev Cissna died Wednesday and funeral services were held Thursday at home and in Boonville Indiana where he was buried.
The church outlines its year ahead with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30. Memorial services honor two members from 1924 Charles E Wills Jr and Died rich Haseman. Newly elected officers will be installed after the sermon followed by a consistory meeting. Senior and intermediate C E society meets at 6 30 and all offering envelopes for 1924 are to be dropped in the plate.
Mr and Mrs Sheldon Goodman hosted dinner with the Martie Goodman couple. James Fainot and family visited Clarence Padgett near Pleasantville plus Jerre Goodman’s trip to Indiana Central College after holidays. Edith Goodman ill. Padgett family visited D G Pitcher. families from Linton hosted visits.
The listing shows prices for hoes and heavy tools, steers and calves with good to choice grades, bulls, and multiple grain futures. Note values include wheat around 1.80, corn about 1.20, new corn around 0.90, oats near 0.54, and Timothy hay at 16.00 per unit.
The geological survey explains diamonds form when molten iron with dissolved carbon chills rapidly or under simultaneous high temperature and pressure. Large stones are rare and often imperfect.
Wade Everett believes a promotion is his path to marriage and a brighter life. When John Langston is chosen instead, Everett endures shock and heartbreak before a compassionate boss offers a Nashville branch opportunity at triple his salary.
A portrait of John Paul Jones beloved by the Comtesse de Nicolsen and the Emissary’s wife Aimee de Telison. The letters reveal a passionate affair, Jones’s travels from America to Russia and Paris, and a final note of enduring friendship after separation.
A Veh school teacher, described as an ardent, faces disruption when a student, a daughter, interrupts lessons. The scene shows the teacher reaching for the chalkboard with a pointer, then the class experiences a moment of absent minded confusion as the stick is misused.
Uncle Eben defends his principles with stubborn resolve and readiness to clash with anyone who challenges his beliefs. The remark signals a fiery stance and a willingness to fight for personal code despite provocation.
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