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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
2
The column lists advertising rates for one year to one month and mentions rates for obituaries, contracts, and minute line items. It then presents a humorous verse about Little Jack Horner and a political quip about an Oklahoma home at the state capitol, followed by jokes about Coolidge Borah and Lin ton mayoral talk.
Mrs Roy Glenn spends day in Terre Haute. Guy Hewitt of Detroit visits. Mrs E A Vaughn visits brother William Wees in Sullivan. Edgar and Mrs Miller of Lyons attend funeral of Mrs Benjamin Byers. Miss Marie Baker leaves for Los Angeles to make her home. William Shelton of Atlanta IL attends Benjamin Byers funeral. Miss Louise Hendricks returns home to Cass from visit with uncle Aaron Butler. Lucy Keller Gentry H D Byers and James Byers of Jasonville attend funeral of Ima Wheeler. Mrs Ima Wheeler attends funeral for her mother Mrs Benjamin Byers then returns to Indianapolis. Elmer City and Cutts families of Paris IL attend funeral of Mrs Benjamin Byers. Floyd Keith leaves for Los Angeles after extended visit with Robertson family and others.
The Ladies Aid of the Saron Re formed church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry Klink All members are asked to attend as business of real importance will be transacted.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will gather at 389 A Street Northeast with Mrs J M Humphreys on Thursday at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
The Elks Ladies announce a 500 game in their club rooms tomorrow at 2 PM. After noon, they will discuss business matters of importance during the gathering.
Advert says Kemp's Balsam u Une old fashioned remedy for children stops throat cough and prevents cold spread. Claims to end throat irritation and prevent progression, priced at 80 cents in all stores.
The general meeting of the parent teacher associations will be held at the high school tonight at 7 15 o clock. The program features music by the junior and senior high school orchestras and a series of prepared talks on PTA aims and attitudes by Mrs Beecher Beasley Priest Pope and Supt Beecher and other speakers. Reports on committees visual education school feeding and an open general discussion follow. All interested in public school welfare are invited to attend.
The Delphian Society met yesterday afternoon at the library with good attendance. A double program was presented and a Salvation Army written vote of thanks for funds donated was read. Mrs. J. I. Carmody will lead the next meeting focusing on England of the Nineteenth Century and its literature, with several talks planned on reforms, coal mine children, Catholic emancipation, Elizabethan and Victorian literature by named members.
The Linton Ministerial association members and families were entertained by Rev. and Mrs. W E Cissna. Puzzles and biblical pies sparked amusement as Cissnas presented hammered brass hud vases to the Corts and Fledderjohann families, who are soon leaving the city. Refreshments followed and all enjoyed the evening.
A regular meeting of Quapaw Council No 7080 Daughters of Pocahontas elected officers for six months. Prophetess Hattie Goodson Pocahontas, Mayme Keller Winona, Mary McAllister keeper of records Dott Talbott keeper of wampum Sallie Vaughn etc. Deputy Past Chief Lillie Nance raised officers with help from senior past chief Lola Kelker.
J A Powell returns from Terre Haute with Mrs Powell to Union hospital where she is improving and receiving X ray treatments. Her room is 104 for friends to call or write.
Call Frank Dean for coal and other ads list items for sale and rent. Includes livestock, buggy, furnace heating, lost hound, room bungalow for sale, Ford contracts wanted, Watkins Home Necessities sales, four room rental, feather bed stove, placing two married men, cheap coal, child’s basketball, reward for corn theft, and Greene county history set wanted.
Members of the Saron Reformed church urged to attend Thursday services at o'clock to hear Rev E C Jaberg of Indianapolis in a trial sermon. He comes well recommended and should receive a good hearing.
The fifth and sixth grade girls of College Hill school plan a Saturday January 17 gathering at 2 o'clock at Miss Mary Johnson's home to form a new club.
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