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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1925

Page

8

Linton Party Enjoys Pleasant Sunday Outing at Silveys Camp

A large group from Linton spent a fine day at Silvey's summer camp on the river. They arrived after church, helped prepare a fish dinner, and enjoyed swimming, horseshoe pitching, and other activities. Highlights include Mr. Fitzpatrick as champion pitcher amid playful mischief from a neighbor, followed by ice cream and cake. The day was attended by numerous families and individuals listed by name.

Linton Silvey Fitzpatrick Mr. Morgan Ralph Bartley William Young Joe Young Leonard Calvert Ira Wright Ing Mary Watson Ruth Marie Harry J Ben Smith Bland Silvey Tom Parks Nina Louie Margaret Jennie McChristie Winogene Hewlett Julia Mercier Ilene Haussin Thelma Calvert

Petition Received By Interstate Commission For Owensville to Elnora Rail Line

J P Cavanaugh of Washington reports the interstate commerce commission has received his petition for Owensville Rockport and Chicago Railroad to build from Owensville Kentucky to Elnora Indiana. The commission will consider the filing before announcing a decision.

J. P. Cavanaugh Washington Interstate Commission Washington City Owensville

Card of Thanks for Deceased Mother

We express sincere thanks to all who assisted during the sickness and death of our beloved mother. Special thanks to Rev. O A Cook and the Baptist choir for services, and to those who furnished cars and floral offerings. Mrs Alford R Powell and Ray Baughman 20tl.

O. A. Cook Baptist Choir Alford R. Powell Ray Baughman

Miss Gladys Vaughn Accepts Indiana University Post

Miss Gladys Vaughn of this city has accepted a position in the accounting room at Indiana University Bloomington. A Linton high school graduate in 1925 she is described as an efficient young woman and has been in Bloomington for the past two or three weeks.

Gladys Vaughn Indiana University Bloomington Miss Vaughn Linton High School

Bridge Work Begins on Sandborn Elnora Span

Construction has started on the new bridge across the White river linking Sandborn and Elnora. Workmen lay abutments for a steel structure as a large crowd tours the site. The bridge sits on the Daviess Knox county line with costs shared by both counties.

Sandborn Elnora White River Daviess Knox

Violet Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice

The Violet Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Tuesday evening. All members are requested to be present. Mary Kinney, N. G.

Violet Rebekah Lodge Mary Kinney N. G

Personal notices from Linton residents list steady social visits

Mrs T C Bridwell of Lyons is in Linton on business. Miss Lucille Ping visits her brother Russell in Elnora. Mrs Katherine Sanford travels to Chicago to visit Miss Marie Rider. Several locals host and visit relatives in town and on weekend trips with many names and places noted including Vincennes Indianapolis Terre Haute and Evansville.

T.C. Bridwell Lyons Linton Lucille Ping Elnora Russell Ping Katherine Sanford Chicago Marie Rider Charles Hasting Maude Elkins Bessie Small St. Anthony’s Hospital Terre Haute Sam Inman Vincennes John Shaffer Mary Butler Kern Beasley Fort Harrison A. M. Beasley Anna Elkins Margaret Richmond Trinity Springs Dan Talbott Indianapolis George Talbott Gray ,Hirgson Ray McGruder Jacob Fritz Everett Blackburn Wisconsin M. R. Gissard Tipton Ellen Robbins Lee Richardson Lillie Nance Paul Phillips Rushville Bert Phillips First Street Medford Ham R. A. Powell Johnstown Bicknell Daily News J. H. Cole New Albany Midland C. S. Cole Ella’ Cain Thelma ‘Bennett James Dalton Cain Ed‘ Turner Puff Thelma Bryan Bays Morgantown Mollie Barry Bess Vincennes Street Helen Winters Franklin Marion Ind Louise French Peoria Ill Ralph A. Wrigley Warl Spainhower Garry Catte Langdon,Kas Ed Truitt Worthington Eli Truitt Harrison Rhodenbeck New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Margaret Cooper Indiana Library School Cooper Esther Shaw Madame

Lawn Party Planned by Delta Alpha Class

The Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the First Christian church hosts a lawn party tomorrow evening at Miss Dessie Fitzpatrick's home to honor Rev and Mrs B C Corts of Sheridan. The Corts family will arrive tomorrow to spend the week with friends. Rev Corts previously led the church here and Mrs Corts taught the class. All class members are urged to attend.

Seymour Indianapolis A. M. Campbell Reed Taylor Overland Earl India Linton Earl Ventura Cal Caesar Taylor Isaac Bunch Hazel and Moshell Otho Otho O’brien Evansville Henderson Margaret Cox Walter Schwartzkopf Columbus J. A. Cox North Main Street Cox Delta Alpha First Christian Church Dessie Fitzpatrick B. C. Corts Sheridan Corts Rev. Corts The Christian Church

Cubs Defeat Farmers in Big City Park Victory

The Linton Cubs crushed the Farmers' station team 19 to 2 at City park. Fitzpatrick pitched effectively as the Cubs dominated the game witnessed by many fans. After the contest the A. and P. store gave one pound of Red Circle coffee to each Cubs player who hit a double, with Roy Jarmon Emmet Fitzpatrick William McPhail Morgan Scroggins Harry Christley and Ed Geyissier receiving awards.

Linton Cubs Farmers’ Station Fitzpatrick Cubs Roy Jarmon Emmet Fitzpatrick William McPhail Morgan Scroggins Harry Christley Ed Geyissier

In Memoriam William R. Nance July 20 1924

In remembrance of William Robert Nance who died one year ago today July 20 1924. A memorial verse speaks of memories and loving thoughts that grow more fragrant with time, signed by Mrs. Lillie Nance and Gladys Campbell.

William Robert Nance Lillie Nance Gladys Campbell

Ivy Poison Leaves Mrs Trueblood Homebound

Mrs Everett Trueblood of 910 Roosevelt Street is confined to her home with a severe ivy poison.

Everett Trueblood Roosevelt Street

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