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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1925

Page

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Crop prospects brighten in Indiana after drought relief

Indianapolis July 6 Farmers grow more hopeful as late frosts and a four week drought hurt crops earlier. June rains improved conditions. garden crops up 50 percent, corn in best condition state wide, late tomato patches thriving. Hay damaged but second cut expected near normal. wheat yields likely short in many areas. Robert Sloan notes optimistic corn outlook and anticipated favorable federal corn estimates.

Indianapolis Indiana Robert Sloan Sloan

Linton Lodge to Meet This Evening for Master Mason Work

Linton Lodge No. 560 F. and A. M. will convene this evening at 7 o'clock to perform Master Mason degree work.

Linton Lodge No

Community Picnic and Weekend Visits Across Counties

Brownstown families attended a picnic at Palestine with railroad workers and relatives. Visitors included Rev. Beekman from Dugger and Roy O’Haver near Olive Branch. Many 'spent Sunday' calls and a family reunion occurred in the Rhodes and Padgett circles. Dr. Reid Ringer died Wednesday. he had recently married Fay Exline of Sullivan County.

Will Brown William Fred Brown Flo Brown Palestine Harry Beekman Dugger Roy O’haver Olive Branch Brownstown Will Wilson Ora Padgett Paxton Vina Scott Marl Craig Vivian Antioch Fred Bledsoe Ray Brown Frank Hays Lucetta Brown Linton Park Simeon Lynn John Barnes Jesse Sullivan David Leveque Albion Ill Emery Huff Terré Haute Fern Willoughby Reba Goodman Huffs Huff Canary Robert Melvin Archibald White Lafayette Virgil Willoughby Dale Mildred Bloomington Reid Ringer Dr. Ringer George Ringer Cass Fay Exline Sullivan County Ringer John Crichfield Dexter Ferguson

Switz City Social Roundup Delights Locals on Holiday

A parade of visits and gatherings fills Switz City and nearby towns. Willard Potters of Bedford spend Saturday night with Claude Truitt family. Sars Bridwell from Terre Haute State Normal visited parents on July 4. Perry Russells from Bloomington spent weekend with Bill Neal family. Hubert Keller’s family visits Lis Fish. Keller returns to Chicago tonight. Myrtle Driscoll recovers and is up again. Opal Gentry from Freedom returns home today. James Beasley family and Nelson Bennett family visit J. W. Beasley. Bennett couple formerly Linton teachers in Indian service. Indianapolis relatives plan a visit for John Baughman family. Guy Clayton starts housekeeping in Loos house. Grace Doyle of Bloomfield visits. Fourth of July draws locals to Linton. Willis Warner and daughters guest north of town. Rev Crawl at Franklin College visits. Earl Wilson family from Broomfield visit in Indianapolis. Frank Swaby returns from South Bend to see wife and kids.

Sars Bridwell Terre Haute State Normal School Perry Russell Bloomington Bill Neal Hubert Keller Keller Willis Fish Chicago Myrtle (Wright) Driscoll Opal Gentry Freedom Claude Truitt James L. Beasley Dale Max Nelson Bennett Marion Jesse Hammon Okla Houghton Butler Audrey Switz City J. W. Beasley Bennett Linton Sam Auto John Baughman Betty Indianapolis Guy Clayton Loos House Grace Doyle Bloomfield Willis “Warner Wanetta Anna Jane Harry Brown Hammond Ind Crawl Franklin College William Walraven Earl Wilson Cal Broomfield Frank Swaby South Bend

Community Notes of Local Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Theodore Riley and daughter Eva visited West Atlas with the Martins. Hoffeditzs and Squires spent Sunday with Leonard Hoffeditz. Graves and Rader households joined Mrs John Hirth. Greene Neal and Miracle families visited Marion Bohley. Gladys Riley visited Edna Hoffeditz. Elsworth Riley hosted Young Lucas Shonk Hoffeditz Riley and Hirth kin with music. Pearl Reed and Switz City friend called on Edna Hoffeditz. Reed Lucas family of Sullivan visited Elmer Lucas family. John Blanton and children Eva and Dorothy visited Fay Smith family.

Theodore Riley Eva Claude“Martindale West Atlas Albert Hoffeditz William Squires Leonard Hoffeditz Charles. Graves William Rader John Hirth Drill Greene Fred Neal Floyd Miracle Marion Bohley Gladys Riley Edna Hoffeditz Elsworth Riley Frank Young Linton Elmer Lucas William Lucas Dan Shonk Rex and Glen Edna Kiva Albert Hirth Hazel Hirth Pearl Reed Switz City Reed Lucas Sullivan John Blanton Dorothy Fay Smith

Clerks' Meeting Noted for Tuesday Evening

All Linton clerks are reminded of the monthly meeting to be held Tuesday evening immediately after closing hours.

Linton

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