Edington and Wacker Wed in Bloomfield Quietly
Yesterday afternoon Ella Hacker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hacker and Jesse Edington were married by Rev Seals at his Bloomfield home. The bride has worked at the local Singer Nine office and is highly regarded. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Edington, is well known here. They will reside in Chicago.
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Ella Hacker
Jesse Edington
Bloomfield
Seals
Charles Hacker
Singer Nine Machine Office
Rufus Edington
Chicago
Linton
Girls Night at Union Park Chapel Program Set
Sunday evening July 19 the union young people's meeting hosts girls night in the park chapel. Opening by Night Hawk orchestra followed by song prayer by Bertha Berns. Duet Louise Froeschke and Mary Edith Klink. Readings on Vashti Ruth and Judith with stories by Helen Winters Bertha Hodges Madeline Kelly Hazel Bunch.
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Union Young People’s
Park Chapel
Night Hawk Orchestra
Bertha Berns
Louise Froeschke
Mary Edith Klink
Vashti
Helen Winters
Ruth
Bertha Hodges
Judith
Madeline Kelly
Hazel Bunch
Open House At New Baptist Parsonage Hosts Invite
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Cook invite Baptist church members and friends to an open house today after the prayer meeting at the new parsonage. The pastor and family extend a cordial invitation to all church folk to attend.
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O. A. Cook
Baptist Church and Friends
New Baptist Parsonage
Little Virginia Murphy Improves From Pneumonia
Virginia Murphy two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Murphy has improved at city hospital after a serious pneumonia illness and is expected to recover.
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Virginia Murphy
Ladies' Aid Meeting Set at Mrs Haseman Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the Saron Reformed church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Ethel Haseman, replacing the previously published hosting arrangement with Miss Florence Haseman.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Saron Reformed Church
Ethel Haseman
Florence Haseman
Olive Branch church hosts Friday ice cream social
The Ladies Missionary Society of Olive Branch church invites all to an ice cream social in the grove behind the church on Friday night July 17 at 7 o clock. Proceeds support church missions.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Olive Branch Church
Honors Even A English hostess reveals family peers
A Boston hostess marks a family milestone noting a second peer in the House of Lords in a witty exchange. She asks a caller about relations in the Lords and gets a quip about two maiden aunts in the kingdom of Heaven, reflecting light humor on aristocratic ties.
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House of Lords
Peers
Kingdom of Heaven
Bostéa Transcript
Chiropractors Offer Patho-Neurometer service
An advertising blurb claims nerve pinching from displaced bones causes systemic trouble and that chiropractic adjustment frees nerves. It promotes a Patho-Neurometer service as a device to locate trouble anywhere in the body. Pope & Pope chiropractors advertise ten years experience and 24 hour phone access.
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POPE & POPE _ Chiropractors
Linton Trust
Calla
No Time for Business No Time for Business
A tense boardroom scene unfolds as Pittock, assistant credit manager, pursues $1,800 owed by Sam Findler. When the president berates him, the older chairman defends Pittock, promoting him to credit manager after exposing the misuse of credit and Findler’s poor finances. Pittock triumphs as the chair promises new duties and salary.
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Oliver. Pittock
Credit
iItsgood Manufacturing Company
Dow
James Ogilvie
Pittock
Ogilvie
Mr. Hawthorne
Sai Findler
Findler
Berrydale
Regulating the Flag Through Early U S Laws
The Continental Congress on June 14 1777 set a flag with 18 red white stripes and a blue field with 18 white stars. Laws on January 13 1794 reduced stripes to13 while increasing stars to15 as new states joined. In 1817 Congress reduced stripes to 13 to honor original states and raised stars to 20 for the growing Union.
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Continental Congress
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
United States
Union
Agricultural Boys Plan Camp Trip and Elect Officers
A Vocational Agriculture Boys club meeting was held Tuesday at the school to organize and plan attendance at the vocational club camp at Vincennes from July 27 to 31. Nearly all members will go. Officers installed are Chaney Haldon president Raymond Withycombe vice president and Fred Carpenter secretary treasurer.
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Vocational Agriculture Boys’ Club
Vincennes
Ineal Club
Haldon
Chaney
Raymond Withycombe
Fred Carpenter
Indianapolis Markets Report Hogs Steady Amid Strong Cattle
United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog receipts at 6,600 with prices 14.15 to 14.65 for heavies to common. Cattle receipts 1,300 steady to strong with steers 10.50 to 12.75 and cows 8.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 700 steady to lower top 6.00. lambs up to 15. Calves 900 steady with top 11.00 and bulk around 10.60.
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Indianapolis
Linton Boys Enjoy Week-Long Camp Near Trinity Springs
Two dozen Linton youths camp near Trinity Springs for a week, reporting a great time. Harold Schloot, a scout, says all arrived safely and wishes more boys could join, with Billy Terrill and William Hilgediek leading the outing as their young mentors.
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Linton
Trinity Springs
Daily Citizen
Harold Schloot
Billy Terrill
William Hilgediek
It Pays to Advertise in The Citizen
An ad from Hunt's store for a refrigerator sold quickly, prompting the advertiser to ask the paper to stop the ad to reduce calls. The notice touts advertising as effective and urges ongoing use of classified insertions.
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Hunt
Kimmell Seeks Bloomington Location for New Grocery Store
P. T. Kimmell, former Linton grocer with years of success, visited Bloomington today to scout a site for a new grocery store. He recently sold his Linton shop and plans a fresh venture in the Bloomington area.
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P.T. Kimmell
Bloomington
Mr. Kimmell
Linton
Choir social at City Park with First Christian class
The men of the Bible class at First Christian Sunday School will entertain the choir Thursday night at 8:30 at City Park. Class members and families should arrive by 8. Refreshments will be served. If rain occurs the social moves to the church.
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First Christian Sunday School
For Sale Modern bungalow with garage and 8 rooms
Cash price about 4500 dollars offered for a near new bungalow with 8 rooms and garage. See Joe E Beasley for details.
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Joe E. Beasley
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Cushing
Bradley
Pink
Orange
Lavender
Linton Trust Co
Jack Spice
Citizen
MSS
Ella Wacker
Ladies’ Aid
Olive Branch Social
By Willis Brindley
SRB
Western Newspaper Union
United Press Dispatch
Linton Boys
Gerin Battery
Burlington Hosiery
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Maxwell& Persons
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