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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
2
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A Bicknell Daily News editorial finds Linton’s 1924 progress noted with new buildings and homes, contrasting a past belief the town died with a civic revival. An advocate shouts Linton ain’t dead, inspiring clubs, goodwill trips, and renewed town vigor, according to passages in the Linton Daily Citizen.
The Wanetta club gathered at Red Men's hall for an all day meeting to celebrate wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hail and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cody. A noon dinner featured a kewpie bride centerpiece and Mrs Sallie Vaught played a wedding march. Prize contests awarded Mrs Stewart two prizes. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Cody and a bake sale is planned for next Saturday.
Oliver McCready, a trust y, escaped from the county prison yesterday. He went to Phillipsburg New Jersey, became intoxicated, hired a taxicab and had himself driven back to prison.
A compact chronicle notes stages in life from youth to later years. At thirty ambition rises, at forty wealth grows, by fifty signs point to a sanatorium as health fades.
Two day poultry school led by Purdue extension staff will run January 22 23 at the county courthouse Bloomfield. Topics cover feeding disease prevention remodeling breeding eye la iv ry judging and egg grading with live chickens and cases for hands on demonstrations.
Personal notices list weekend stays for Ruth Bicknell in Bicknell. Mayme Berns Vivian Humphreys and Charlotte Goldberg Henrietta Cooper in Terre Haute. Bruce Shake in Sullivan. C M Neal of Duger in Linton for business. Mrs. Ross Green and sons visit Cass to see Mrs. Green's mother Fella Headley. Ola English heads to Wewoka Oklahoma after visiting her mother KE Taylor. Charles West returns to Coalmont from guest visit. Kenneth Norris and parents return to Jasonville. Adolph Shoptow returns home from Battle Creek Michigan after extended visit. Claud Poe and daughter move to Vincennes with Poe taking AP manager post.
Mrs. Silas Yoder known as Grandma Yoder died at her East Main Street home Saturday night at 85. She arrived eight years ago from Clay County and quickly endeared herself with her gentle disposition and kind old age. Survived by the aged
A brief line notes a companion, a daughter in California and three sons in Jasonville, reflecting a family distribution across states reported by the Jasonville Leader.
In Coalmont Indiana on January 17 the high school basketball teams secured a double victory. The boys defeated Ashboro 33 to 25 and the girls crushed Farmersburg 29 to 3 marking a strong night for local prep basketball.
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