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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1925

Page

6

Personal Notices From Linton Area Residents

William Johnson is in Bedford on business. Edith Wright visits Sullivan. Lillie Nance in Terre Haute on business today. Carl Hilgediek at Terre Haute visits city. Lena Blevens returns home in Elnora after visiting. Wayne Powell and son Billy Wayne guests of relatives here. Ed Talbott and daughter from Indianapolis guests of Talbotts. Sam Martin arrives from Cleveland to visit Holder family. Wesley Branstetler moving to Bloomfield for work. Joe Green of New York and Boston guests of Earl Moss. Green sister of Moss. F. J. Long returns to Cookville Tenn. Prof. W. L. Brown and Rogey from Watseak Ill. vacationing with Simon Mitchell. Louis Beebe arrives from Detroit to visit McKinney family. Hulda Heaton, CBD student in Indianapolis, stays with Heaton family. Theodosia Beasley spends weekend with Beasley parents. W. C. Lynn travels to Indianapolis over murder case of Edith Dean. Mae Coen and Letsingers and Roaches spend weekend in French Lick and West Baden. Floyd VanBuskirk and Gordon from Springfield with Mary Ellen Hollowell in city. Emma Scott and Jeanette return home to Jeffersonville after visiting Mathews family. Matt Corlett returns home from Elwren via Plainfield. John McCallister and son James Robert visiting Marion and Jasonville families. Elkin Turner and children depart for Ridge Farm Illinois for vacation with Scott family. Bert Christy and daughter Mignon with Ruby Stewart vacationing in Indianapolis. Willis Harrah returns to Indianapolis for violin study. Pearl Monser, nurse trainee in Indianapolis, returns after vacation with Harris family and Mary Ethel Monser.

Edith Wright Sullivan Lillie Nance Terre Haute Carl Hilgediek Lena Blevens Elnora Wayne Powell Billy Wayne Ed Talbott Indianapolis Earl Moss Green Moss F. J. Long C. E. Elmore Cookville Tenn W. L. Brown Rogey Watseek Ill Franklin College Linton Joseph E. Beasley W. C. Lynn Edith Dean Mae Coen Charles Letsinger Mrn Lon Roach French Lick West Baden Floyd VanBuskirk Gordon Springfield Inl Mary Ellen Hollowell Edwardsport Levi Hollowell Emma Scott Jeanette Jeffersonville L. C. Mathews Matt Corlett Elwren Aud Corlett Corlett Plainfield John McCallister James Robert Marion Charles Hewlett Pete Hewlett Jasonville Elkin Turner Joe Gertrude Ann Ridge Farm Paul Scott Bert Christy Mignon Ruby Stewart Christy Willis Harrah Willis Metropolitan School of Music Pearl Monser Methodist Hospital T.E. Harris Mary Ethel Monser

Missionary Society Dinner and Program Set

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will meet at Mrs. John Lemar's home in South Linton on Thursday. A noon picnic dinner will be served followed by a missionary program at 2 o'clock. Members seek large attendance and those needing rides should meet at the church by 11 a.m. Thursday.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church John Lemar South Linton

Parsonage Vacancy Filled by Rev. O. A. Cook

Rev. O. A. Cook and family have moved into the new Baptist church parsonage one door east of the church on B street northwest. The strictly modern and beautiful home stands as one of Linton's newest and finest residences.

O. A. Cook New Baptist Church B’ Street Linton

Service Class Meeting at Saron Reformed Sunday School

The Service class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs Russell Pope. A good attendance is desired.

Saron

Party for Little Tots Buds of Promise Class

Miss Eva Louise Johnson hosted the Buds of Promise class of the Methodist Sunday school at her home on A street northeast last evening. Plans were made for several class socials and refreshments were served to Mildred Humphreys Hyla Jean Akre Virginia Murray Gyneth Poe Ruth Rogers Margaret Cooper Eva Louise Johnson and teacher Mrs Harry Wilson.

Eva Louise Johnson Buds of Promise Methodist Sunday School Mildred Humphreys Hyla Jean Akre Virginia Murray Gyneth Poe Ruth Rogers Margaret Cooper Harry Wilson

Reintjes Host Informal Gathering On G Street

Mr and Mrs Estel Reintjes entertained a number of guests informally at their home on G street northeast last evening Music by promising young artists was enjoyed throughout the evening Guests included Mr and Mrs Huber Butler and sons Huber and Everett of Cass Mrs Claude Bean and children Clyde Donald and Anna Derine of Carbondale Miss Edith OBrien Mrs Mary Butler and son Billy Master Maurice Scully of Indianapolis Mrs Anna Shaffer Mr and Mrs Estel Reintjes and little daughter Patsy

Estel Reintjes G” Street Huber Butler Huber and Everett Cass Claude Bean Clyde, Donald Anna Derine Carbondale Edith O’brien Mary Butler Billy Maurice Scully Indianapolis Anna Shaffer Patsy

Bank official swears to statement in Greene County

In Greene County Indiana I Quincy J Mitchell cashier of the bank declare the accompanying statement true to the best of my knowledge and belief The oath is sworn before Nellie M Robertson a notary on July 7 1925 with seal and a commission expiring March 21 1926

State of Indiana County of Greene Ss. I Quincy J. Mitchell Nellie M. Robertson

Indianapolis Markets Report From United Press Dispatch

Indiana market round up notes hog receipts at 9,000 with prices 14.15 to 14.60 for heavies to best, cattle receipts 1,300 with steers 10.00 to 12.75, cows 8.00 to 11.00, sheep 700 with top 6.00 and lambs to 13.50, calves 1,000 with top 12.50 and bulk 11.50 to 12.00, calves market down about 50.

United Press Dispatch Indianapolis

Helpless pile sufferer urged to try Dr Leonhardt

An advertisement promises quick relief from hemorrhoids with Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets and a money back guarantee. Available at Hamilton's Drug Store.

Dr. Leonhardt Hamilton

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