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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1925

Page

3

Girls Night Program at City Union Park Chapel

A Girls Night program will be observed tomorrow at 6 30 P M at the union young peoples meeting in the park chapel. The program includes opening by the Night Hawk Orchestra a song a prayer by Bertha Berns a collection a duet by Louise Froeschke and Mary B Klink story of Vashti by Helen Winters story of Ruth by Bertha Hodges story of Judith Apocrypha by Madeline Kelly Mother of Seven Sons Apocrypha by Hazel Bunch followed by a final prayer. The public is invited and city youths are urged to attend.

Union Young Peoples Park Chapel Night Hawk Orchestra Bertha Berns Louise Froeschke Mary B. Klink Vashti Helen Winters Ruth Bertha Hodges Judith Madeline Kelly Hazel Bunch

Delightful party for Geraldine Mehlhoff

Mrs. Jack Mehlhoff entertained a party of small children at her Third Street Northwest home to celebrate her daughter Geraldine's fifth birthday. The afternoon featured games, gifts from relatives, and pink and white refreshments with a large birthday cake.

Jack Mehlhoff Third Street Northwest Geraldine

Indianapolis Hogs and Livestock Prices Quietly Rise

Indianapolis markets report hog receipts at 4,000 with steady to higher prices. Best heavies near 14.00 to 14.15, medium to mixed 14.15 to 14.25, common to choice 14.40 to 14.50, bulk 14.15 to 14.40. Cattle receipts at 100 with no sales, sheep up to 6.00 for top and 14.00 for lambs, calves receipts 200 with tops 11.00 and bulk 10.50 to 11.00.

Indianapolis

Visiting at Bloomfield with Guinevere Sandy and Lucille Brown

Miss Guinevere Sandy of Cloverdale and Miss Lucille Brown of Linton visit W. E. Inman’s family in Bloomfield. Sandy, granddaughter of Linton Mayor Seph Inman, has won the Juillard scholarship at DePauw University after a singing contest. she studied at DePauw last year.

Guinevere Sandy Cloverdale Lucille Brown Linton W. E. Inman Sandy Seph Inman Juillard DePauw University DePauw Bloomfield News

Record Wheat Yield Reported in Clay County

John Brough of Clay City reports a record wheat yield for Clay County at 54.5 bushels per acre from two acres of Michikoff wheat yielding 109 bushels. The total is believed to be the heaviest wheat yield ever raised in the county.

John Brough Clay City Clay County

Brick Outlasts Granite as Durable Home Building Proved

A long standing adage claims brick houses endure longer than granite as a building material. The statement notes brick construction, when well done, outlasts granite in durability and longevity for homes.

Bridge Dinner Party by Mr and Mrs Schloot

Mr and Mrs Donald Schloot entertained the Linton Bridge club at their home on A street northeast with a dinner and five tables of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Raymond Poe and Avery Murray, while Lawrence East of Worthington and Alma Freund received guest prizes. guests included numerous local couples and friends.

Donald Schloot Linton Bridge Club Raymond Poe Avery Murray Lawrence East Worthngton Alma Freund Arnold Poe George Morgan Wayne Miles Bloomfield Elizabeth Melbourne Princeton Worthington Mark Hayes Kenneth Hannum Dorothy Freund John Corbin

No. 277 Society: Linton Picnic Plans Tomorrow

Many Linton residents plan pic nic trips and gatherings tomorrow including reunions family dinners and guests in homes or other places. Call the society editor at 277 with news of interest for the public and readers.

Linton Society

Jusso We All Like Our Friends To Be Frank About Others

A short note from the Boston Transcript suggests friends value frank talk about people, defending candid communication as a social virtue in shared conversations.

Boston Transcript

Anti-Cant Class Social at First Christian Church

Miss Bess Barry hosted the Anti Cant Sunday school class at her East Vincennes Street home. The group planned to bolster the treasury with funds earned by girls doing odd chores. Games and contests delighted attendees with prizes won by Miss Lucile Brown, Doris Dixon, and Lillian Fisher. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles carmel cake and grape juice.

Bess Barry First Christian Church East Vincennes Street Lucile Brown Doris Dixon Lillian Fisher Miss Barry

Move to Bloomington by Carter Couple

Mr and Mrs C C Carter who ran the Combs hotel here moved to Bloomington Tuesday Mrs Carter will work in a sorority house there Mr Carter has not chosen a new business path Their hotel business here was successful and friends wish them well in the new location.

C. C. Carter Combs Bloomington

Abdera’s scoffing laughter traced to Democritus

The term scoffing laugh, Abderian laughter, originates from Abdera in Thrace, the seaport town famed as the birthplace of the cynic Democritus. He is remembered as the laughing or scoffing philosopher whose nickname survives in language.

Abdera Thrace Democritus

You’ll Deserve It Q BH UL Says Knock and Others

A fragmented quote from Boston Trap script features warnings that individuals like Knock and others will confront or respond when provoked. The remark suggests forthcoming conflict and contested action within the scene.

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Geraldine Mehlhoff J. W. Wolford & Sons The Variety Store Harry Welcii Terhune Todd North Main St Linton Gas Store Frank M. Welch Will C. Welch Hamilton United Press Dispatch Mrs Jusso Miss Bess Barry Buster Keaton Wes Jack Holt Noah Beery Billie Dove Paramount Picture We Adolfh Turop Jesse Llas Hollywood Clyde Arden Mary Astor Shady Beach Mickie MR. Hassen Pepper Charles Sughroe Weer B — Anies Assen Pepper Nesiner Apg Hay Ie
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