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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1925

Page

6

Local Legion Chapter Plans New Home in Linton

The American Legion in Linton held a lively meeting at Haldon Beasley's office with record attendance. Sherwood spoke on camaraderie and a February 2 membership drive led by Adams and Miller, winner hosting a banquet. The group aims to secure a community house with space for Boy Scouts and other groups, and a show fundraiser was accepted. Ex-service men meet Mondays at 8. All are welcome.

The American Legion Haldon Beasley Legion Linton Sherwood Adams Miller Boy Scouts

Personal notices from Bloomfield and Nashville

Mrs. Raymond Ecker visits Bloomfield for the day. Archie Reath travels to Terre Haute for permanent work. Mrs. Roach and her young son Wilfred plan to join him there. Miss Eva Louise Johnson returns to Ward Belmont School in Nashville after two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson.

Raymond Ecker Bloomfield Archie Reath Terre Haute Roach Wilfred Lee Eva Louise Johnson Ward-Belmont School Nashville

Schamard Dramatic Club Presents Fifth Annual Play

The Schamard Dramatic Club at the senior high school presents its fifth annual play Come Out of the Kitchen by Alice Duer Miller on Friday January 6 in the high school auditorium. The cast is well chosen with several with amateur stage experience and has practiced diligently for a likely success.

Schamard Dramatic Club Alice Duer Miller

Revival Opens at First Baptist Church With Women’s Classes

Revival services at the First Baptist church opened last night with the women's Keystone and Nathamas classes leading the introductory service. Special music featured a vocal duet by Misses Helen Stewart and Lucille Brown. Baptists from Jasonville with their pastor Rev. Edgar Allen attended. Tonight is men’s night with Joe K. Beasley in charge of devotion and George Humphreys delivering a brief address. Special music remains on the program and the pastor will speak on Guilty Concerning Our Brother.

First Baptist Church Keystone Nathamas Helen Stewart Lucille Brown Jasonville Edgar Allen Joe KE. Beasley George Humphreys Brother

Revival Meeting Announced by Church of Christ

The revival reports a correction to Church of Christ at Fourth and C streets Northwest instead of Church of God at First and C streets. Excellent crowds attended morning and evening services Sunday. Tonight’s topic is Salvation By Grace Through Faith with meetings continuing for a few nights.

Church of Christ Church of God Jesus God

Elite Society Meeting Notice

The Elite society will meet at 2 30 Welock tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Roy Cook. Members are requested to attend.

Roy Cook

Missionary Meeting Announced by Woman's Society

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church will meet with Miss Esther Schloot Thursday at 2 PM. A large attendance is desired.

Woman’s Missionary — Society of the Reformed Church Esther Schloot

Oldest Mines Include Sinai Copper and Turquoise

The article notes ancient Sinai copper and turquoise mines among the world's oldest, worked by the Egyptians around 8700 BCE. It mentions Nenephon and Greek references to silver and lead mines dating from 855 BCE.

Sinai Peninsula Nenephon Greece

Proverbial Insight on Soft Words and Strong Measures

The line notes that gentle speech often yields greater gain than harsh force, comparing soft words to a small container and vinegar to a large hogshead. It emphasizes diplomacy over aggression and the power of tact in persuasion.

Young Peoples Night At First Baptist Church

Tomorrow evening the First Baptist church hosts Young People Night with special program by the Live Wire class and B Y P A members. The church will feature two color schemes and reserved seating for members. Musical numbers readings and an address on a fitting topic will mark the event inviting all high school and college age youths.

First Baptist Church Rmaster

Meeting Postponed for Live Wire Class

The Live Wire class business meeting of the Baptist church, planned after Wednesday services, has been postponed until next week. Further announcements will follow.

The Baptist Church

Officers to Meet of First Christian Church Endeavor

The Junior Christian Endeavor officers of the First Christian church will hold a meeting at the library Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. All officers are asked to attend.

Christian Endeavor The First Christian Church

Not Always on Left Side Heart Location

The article argues the heart can be predominantly on the right side in a surprising number of people regardless of vex. It challenges the common belief that the heart sits entirely on the left side and notes variations in heart positioning.

Bay View Club Plans Musical Program At Home

Bay View club members held their regular meeting at the Library last evening. Mrs Emma Flanagan gave an engaging talk on Oriental exclusion. The group conducted routine business and finalized plans for a musical program at Mrs Wayne Hamilton's home on January 12.

Bay View Club Emma Flanagan Wayne Hamilton

Supper at Christian Church by Ladies' Aid

The Ladies' Aid of the First Christian Church will serve supper Wednesday evening from 5 to 9. The menu includes hot pancakes country sausage and coffee priced at 2 cents.

Ladies’ Aid of the First Christian Church

Pancake Supper by Keystone Baptist Church Tonight

The Keystone class of the Baptist church will host a pancake supper at the church tonight from five to seven o'clock. Admission is 30 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under ten.

Keystone the Baptist Church

Repairing an Umbrella with Friction Tape

An article suggests repairing umbrella braces and ribs using friction tape. Align the brace end correctly and wind tape to avoid interfering with the joint. The umbrella can then open and close with ease and the repair is surprisingly durable.

Popular Science Monthly

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