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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
1
The Inter-Church Council of Linton announces a series of six Sunday night park services at City Park starting this Sunday. Guy H Humphreys will speak at 6 30 PM with a junior orchestra concert at the band stand and a Methodist choir quartet program. Collections will fund local churches.
A church bulletin outlines Bible school at 9:15, morning sermon on Solomon, and park union services Sunday night with a musical program. It urges attendance, notes 300 Sunday school absences, and mentions picnic on July 16 and a $1,000 Glenburn mission grant from the centenary fund.
An old newspaper health blurb advises working people to use Herbine when liver action falters causing lassitude and blues. It claims the remedy purifies the system and restores health and ambition, priced 60 cents and sold by the Elk Horn Pharmacy.
Pastor M Ray Willson urges a large church turnout for his last Sunday before vacation. He encourages Sunday school and church services despite Fourth of July revelry and notes there will be no evening service but participation in park union services to reach unchurched attendees.
Regular Sunday school at 9 30. Morning service at 10 30 with special sermon and fine music. Pastor urges full membership to attend. No evening church service due to citywide union service at City Park. Q A Cook Pastor.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning preaching at 10 30 with Rev Witphof of Terre Haute delivering the sermon followed by the quarterly business meeting. Union young people's service at 6 30 at the park then union services at 7 30.
Townwide Fourth of July celebration in Linton promises a day of fun for children and adults alike. Families have saved pennies for rides and games while older residents join in the cheerful plans, celebrating America’s birthday with community spirit.
In the Linton Citizen an article by Carlos T. McCarty notes an unnamed longtime visitor nicknamed Sour Mash who has come to the News office every year for over thirty years. He praised past help with finances and a copy of the Daily Globe-Democrat and hinted at possible future politics, per Bloomfield News.
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