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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1925

Page

6

Scott faces execution as Friday nears in murder case

Chicago July 22 Russell Scott is doomed to hang Friday morning after a two week reprieve. His brother Robert has not appeared to confess. A nationwide push to save Russell grows with letters, fund raising, and appeals to Governor Small, while a fake telegram earlier shortened the reprieve.

Chicago Russell Scott Robert Scott Russell Len Small Joseph Maurer Robert George E. Gorman Maurer Gorman Scott Catherine Windsor Canada Detroit Club Coolidge Detroit Governor Small Dorothy Newburgh James M. Ball Small Thomas Scott Vic Findis

Christian Church Meeting Tonight at Seven Thirty

Members and friends of the first Christian church are invited to a midweek gathering at the church this evening at 7 30. After the services special entertainment and refreshments will be served with Rev BE Corts and family as honored guests.

The First Christian Church C. Corts

Notice to Boys and Girls to Sell Glenburn Mission Tickets

All boys and girls who wish to sell tickets for the Glenburn Mission lawn social on Friday night should call for them at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday. For every ten tickets sold a free ticket is given. Come on Thursday sure, plenty of tickets for all.

Glenburn Mission Lawn Methodist

Picnic at Shady Beach Guests From Several Cities

A Worthington group led by Mr and Mrs Rex Hannum with friends from Worthington and Louisville and Linton enjoyed a delightful picnic at Shady Beach yesterday.

Shady Beach Rex Hannum O. E. Hogsie Jno, Speeker Hamilton Charles Myers Lucile Baker Worthington C. C. Welton John Keck Louisville Andy Humphreys Rosemary Linton

Death of Mrs. Mollie Gillett in Terre Haute

Mrs. Mollie Gillett aged 46 died at her home 652 North Fourth Street Terre Haute yesterday at 11 am Survived by daughter Mrs Lucy Murdock son Paul Gillett one brother and four sisters Funeral at 10 am Thursday at Terre Haute home then body to Linton for burial at 2 pm in Fairview Cemetery Linton mourns the loss of a longtime resident

Lucie Benefield Sullivan Thelma Baker Edon Mary Cooksey Dugger Arthur Woodville Oakland City Daisy Fordyce Louise Hazel Martindale Victoria Selena Laura Haussin Louisville Elva Gibson Lyons Linton Jasonville Rebecca Courter Bloomineton Tom Deckard Jean Laffoon Helena Robinson Lone Tree Perry Hensley Worthington Terre, Haute John Booker Martinsville W. F. Miller Julia Chicago Miller Otto Lynch oDris Koleen Sam Mincer Montpelier Samuel Drennen Drennen I. D. Sherman Mary Evelyn G. W. Buchanan North Crescent Avenue Bloomington C. T. Laffoon Robert George Green Henderson Terre Haute Lawrence Henderson Evelyn Henderson Indianapolis Nora MecCenn Canton James Dunn J. Cgc. Cravens George Myers Bert Phillips Lew Walker George Cravens Ft. Lauderdale Fla Cravens Phillips Palmetto Florida Harry Mollie Gillett Terhune North Fourth Street Fairview Cemetry

Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting at the Church

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. A good attendance is desired.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church

Lane's New Cafe Serves 25 Crhnt Plate Lunch

Lane's cafe on Mast Vincennes Street offers a 25 cent hot plate lunch in a refreshed space formerly Pattersons. The change brings a cheaper dining option to the area as customers try the new menu.

Lane’s New Cafe Patterson’s Mast Vincennes Street

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health for Stomach and Liver

An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as key to success and warns health hinges on a functional liver and stomach. It claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, available at all druggists.

Mayr

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