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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
8
A farewell party for Rev. E C Corts and his family will be held at the First Christian church Thursday January 8 at 7 30 p m. All church and Sunday school attendees and city ministers are invited. A program follows in the main auditorium with sandwiches and coffee served in the basement. Bring sandwiches.
Scitimard Club presents a play set in a southern home about debt and mistaken servant roles. The cast includes Willis Nichols and Edith O'Brien. Tickets go on reserve January 7 at 4 PM at Linton Drug Co. Also tonight a city teachers vs county teachers basketball game at 7:15 PM in the senior high gym.
Miss Anne Boswell is spending the day in Sullivan. Mrs. Mary Rudolph and Mrs. Richard Teasley of Dugger were shopping in Linton today. Mrs. Lee Hudson returned to Harrisburg Illinois after visiting sister Mrs. Noah Hunter. Mrs. T. E. Harris and granddaughter Mary Ethel Monser are visiting Miss Geneva Harris at State Normal School in Terre Haute.
Miss Juanita Tapp daughter of Mr and Mrs O D Tapp and Clayton Paris of Peoria Illinois married on December 17 while she trained as a nurse in Indianapolis and worked at a Peoria hospital. They plan to live in Farmington laws.
All day Hyacinth Club meeting at Mrs George Ramsey’s home on Friday January 9 with baskets requested as a large noon dinner will be served.
The American Legion membership drive in Linton is progressing well with ex service men from all branches joining. Captains Adams and Miller say the community sees value in a new Legion home that will include spaces for Boy Scouts and other organizations. The drive closes the first Monday in February with a banquet on the second Monday. losers will serve as waiters. The group will meet at 8 o'clock Monday January 1Y at Haldon Beasley’s office.
Pancake supper at the U B church basement Thursday evening from 5 to 7 o clock. Cakes made with Pillsbury pancake flour. Sausage with the cakes for 25 cents. Full supper. Don t miss this.
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