Classified Rates and Local News From The Citizen
Advertising rates for single column inch and subsequent insertions are listed. Obituaries and social announcements follow normal line rates. A year’s subscription options and out of state pricing appear. The Citizen reflects on political figures and notes that Everett Sanders will be secretary to President Coolidge after March 4. It also highlights 1924 construction activity and street improvements, signaling progress for Linton and cautious optimism for the future.
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Linton
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Everett
Linton Chosen Twice for Indiana Woodmen Meet
The Woodmen of the World of Indiana again select Linton as host city for the state camp meeting, opening April 28. In 1912 the joint Indiana and Illinois state camps were held here, drawing many delegates and leaving a favorable impression. This marks the first time a city has twice hosted the Indiana state meetings.
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Woodmen of the World
Indiana
Linton
Illinois
Order
U B Ladies Aid Supper Plans Weekly Church Event
The U B Ladies' Aid society announces Saturday supper in the church basement from 4 to 7 PM on a 8 cent per spoonful chicken menu plan. Suppers will continue each Saturday evening.
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U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Glad Game class holds Friday church meeting
The Glad Game class of the M. E. Sunday school taught by Miss Mary Lee Cardwell will hold a business meeting at the church Friday evening at 6 15. All members are urged to attend.
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M. E. Sunday School
Mary Lee Cardwell
Thomas J. Durham Dies at 61 in City Home
Thomas J. Durham aged 61 a well known carpenter residing at 168 Sixth street southeast died at his home at 4 o clock yesterday after a several days illness Born in Bell county Kentucky on March 19 1863 he had lived in the city with his family for years Surviving are his widow Mrs Anna Durham and seven children two half brothers and two half sisters all in Kentucky Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Baptist church with Rev O A Cook officiating Burial will be in Lebanon cemetery
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Thomas J. Durham
Sixth Street
Bell County
Kentucky
Anna Durham
Rose Lee
Nellie Callett
Midland
Edward Durham
Midlands
Lizzie Simmers
Jasonsville
Beatrice Skemp
Lawrence Durham
Gilmour
William
Edith
Thomas
Baptist Church
Baptist’ Church
O. A. Cook
Lebanon Cemetery
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in White Rose Camp
The Royal Neighbors White Rose camp installed officers at a regular meeting with Ina Nickerson as vice oracle and Laura Hall as past oracle among others. Installations included chancellor Margaret Holder, recorder Fannie Stalcup, and officers such as Mary Kinney, Sarah Poore, Margaree Jordan, Ella Anderson, Minnie Sharp, Viola Butts, Margaret Jordan, Ida Board, and Dr. P. C. Berns with Augusta Lynn as degree captain and installing ceremonial marshal.
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Royal Neighbors
White Rose Camp
Oracle
Ina’ Nickerson
Sallie H. Bennett
Laura Hall
Margaret Holder
Fannie Stalcup
Mary Kinney
Sarah Poore
Margaree Jordan
Inner Sentinel
Ella Anderson
Outer Sentinel
Minnie Sharp
Viola’ Butts
Margaret Jordan
Ida Board
P. C. Berns
Faith
Mary Haffley
Courage
Margaret Stewart
Marguerite Nickernson
Viola Butts
Endurance
Celina Sarmont
Augusta Lynn
Dollie Stalcup
Local social notes from Burris Chapel and nearby towns
Mrs Roscoe Russell of Lyons and Mrs Ella Wright hosted visitors Saturday and Sunday. Jess Price and family visited Mrs Mary Bedwell. Miss Tincher and family with Flem Goodman. Mr and Mrs Earl Maxwell of Pana and Miss Mary Goodman of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thead Goodman. Leslie Tannahill of Linton visited with John Fadgett and Mrs Lon Poole. Elza Wright called at Flem Goodman's. Fern Padgett and Mrs Leslie Tannehill were dinner guests at Roscoe Padgett’s. Will Wampler and Jess Price along with family visited Mrs Mary Goodman. Revival services continue at Pleasantville Methodist. Rev T Kindle assists Rev R Robling. Lois Hale, Dorothy Hale, Ruth Bedwell of Linton are weekend guests with Ruth Dickie near Morris Chapel.
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Roscoe Russell
Lyons
Ella Wright
Jess Price
Mary Bedwell
Tincher
Flem Goodman
Myr
Earl Maxwell
Pana
Mary Goodman
Terre Haute
Thead Goodman
Leslie Tannahill
Linton
Methodist
Pleasantville
Rev
T. Kindle
Petersburg
U. B
R. Robling
Lois and
Dorothy Hale
Ruth Bedwell
Ruth Dickie
Morris Chapel
Personal notes from Detroit area
Guy Hewitt returned today to Detroit Michigan after a brief visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Jasper Schloot will leave next Monday for Los Angeles California to spend the remainder of the winter. George Hall and Miss Lydia May Hall who have been here to attend the funeral of Mrs Bessie Coleman returned this morning to their home in Orient Iowa. Mrs Coleman was a daughter of Mr Hall and the sister of Miss Hall.
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Guy Hewitt
Detroit
Mich
Jasper Schloot
Los Angeles
Cal
George Hall
Lydia May Hall
Bessie Coleman
Orient
Linton Lodge to Hold Master Mason Degree Tonight
Notice to Masons says Linton Lodge No 660 will present Master Mason degree work starting promptly at 7 o'clock tonight.
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Linton Lodge No
Teachers Meeting at Saron Reformed Sunday School
The teachers and officers meet with Mrs Helena Heitman Friday night at seven o'clock to discuss church school matters.
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Saron Reformed Sunday School
Helena’ Heitman
WANTED Help for Greene County Sales and Local Items
Classified items include coal call details by Frank Dean and Walter Johnson in Bucktown area, pony and buggy, and requests for two married men with cars in Greene county. Also carpentry like school courses, poultry, office space, heaters, and a middle aged man for outdoor work with Emmons Co in Newark New York.
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Frank Dean
Walter O. Johnson
Bucktown Road
Bucktown
R. R. BE
Dugger
Ind
Greene County
Linton
Bob Miller
Scranton
Ted Rieber
Linton Hardware Co
Linton Sheet Metal Works
Emmons Co
Newark
New York
Schmaltz Bicknell Tie the Knot at Worthington Parsonage
Ernest Schmaltz of Coal City and Violet Bicknell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bicknell wed December 31 at the M P church parsonage in Worthington. The couple will reside in Oakland City after their wedding trip.
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Ernest Schmaltz
Coal City
Violet. Bicknell
Charles Bicknell
M . Parsonage
Worthington
I. McKay
Oakland City
Mrs Crawl III Ill After Childbirth in Lone Tree
Mrs Otto Crawl of Lone Tree is seriously ill two weeks after giving birth. She formerly lived in this city as Miss Avis Anderson.
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Otto Crawl
Lone Tree
Crawl
Avis Anderson
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Bill Haywood
Russia
al Smith
Durant
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Joe Gerin
St. Northeast
S. E
White Rose Camp Royal
Burris Chapel
John Hewitt
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
Corticelli
Ferrel & CO
Victor Odal Ge
Sherwood
N. E
City Transfer CO
Dixon & Hannum
Mrs. Crawl III
Kantleek
Elk Horn Pharmacy
Tre Rexokh Deeg Store
Sheet Metal Works
Dodge
F. B.chevrolet
Overland
North Main Street
Linton Coal Yards Yards
Second Street
Phone
Mutual
South Main Street
Harry Welch
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