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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
2
Telephone bills are due at the New Home Telephone Co office on the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the tenth. If disconnected for non payment, service will be restored only in due course of business upon payment of a 50 cent restoral charge. New Home Telephone Co. 1110.
Per year rates by mail in Indiana and outside. advertising rates per inch and per line. obituaries and social notices priced at regular rates. Irregular reads include a quip about Germany, Magnus Johnson, a North Carolina dog, and Senator LaFollette remarks.
Citizens of Linton County rally behind the proposed paved road through Linton, urging taxpayers to support the project as a shared civic duty. The article notes strong local charity, citing milk aid for schoolchildren and the community’s habit of generous response to worthy causes.
Sioux Falls reports James A. May of 955 Lacotah Building claims a device that reduces gas use, eliminates carbon, prevents spark plug trouble and overheating. He says many cars average over 49 miles per gallon, and that anyone can install the device in five minutes. May seeks agents and offers to send one free to one auto owner per locality. write him today.
The Elite society held a social afternoon at Mrs. Roy Cook's home. During the business session they scheduled an all day pillowcase making event at Mrs. Joe Curry's residence to supply the hospital. Guest Mrs. Floyd Keith of Los Angeles joined a list of members including Mesdames John Suttle, Cletus Gill, Ray Rees, Jacob Fritz, Joe Curry, Charles Wol ford, Harris Wilke, Raleigh Roach, Earl Spensler and Roy Cook.
Mrs. Sarah Collins spends the day in Dugger while Mrs. Fred Dillingham visits relatives in Sullivan. Mrs. George O'Brien goes to Sullivan on business. Mrs. Raymond Ecker spends the day in Indianapolis. Mrs. Cora Faulk visits her daughter Mrs. Clarence Beck in Dugger. Mrs. Bert Phillips leaves for Palmetto Florida to visit son Harry and relatives in St. Petersburg. Mrs. Ethel Axton Hewitt leaves for Chicago for the weekend with brother Willian Axton. Dr. E. V. Bull is in Worthington for cousin Verna Bull illness. Verna Bull operated on by Dr. Noble of Indianapolis. condition serious.
The revival ongoing at the Church of Christ urges all to keep in touch through cottage prayer meetings, afternoon bible drills for children at 7, and services at 7 30 p.m. Tonight's sermon is Walking on the Water, with Friday on What I Am and Why. Come hear the simple story in word and song.
The intermediate department of the Baptist church will take part in tonight’s program with parents invited. The pastor will discuss My Father's Business. Last night was young people's night with many Live Wire class and B Y P U members taking part.
Tonight at the First Christian Church a farewell reception for Rev. FE Corts and his family will be held with a large turnout expected. An interesting program and lunch are planned and attendees are asked to bring sandwiches.
The Friendly class of First Christian church will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Dorcas room at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. Members are urged to be prompt to allow time to attend the high school play if they wish.
The Truth Seekers' class of the U B church taught by Mrs Elmer Flynn will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs Orlando Gibbons located at 690 East Vincennes Street.
The L A W club will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Grover Van Meter s home. Members should be ready for roll call with a quotation from Longfellow.
The Fortnightly Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. I C G Duncan at 549 North Main Street.
The Juanita club bake sale scheduled for this Saturday has been postponed for two weeks, with organizers citing a scheduling adjustment. Community members are advised to note the new date and support the event.
The notice announces the regular stated meeting of Linton Lodge No. 560 F. and A. M. scheduled for tonight. Members are urged to attend as per lodge tradition and rituals.
The College Hill Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday evening January 16 to discuss upcoming school activities and student programs.
The M. F. choir will meet at the church this evening at 8 oclock for practice.
One large gas stove in good condition offered by Remy Rane. Contact Frank Dean to arrange coal pickup. phone: 431. Includes address shorthand 530 Ie and reference to N. E. 6t3p. Local classified style notice with terse contact details.
Mrs. Nancy Poole aged 86 lives with her daughter Mrs. George Tincher west of the city. Though bedfast most of the time she remains an inveterate reader and keeps in touch with the times, widely respected as a pioneer of this township.
Regular M. F. dance scheduled for Saturday January 10 at the Knights of Pythias hall. Music provided by B. and . likely a local entertainment event for members and guests with dance and social gathering.
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