Farewell to Miss Mary Lynn in Loving Funeral
Crowded Methodist church mourns Mary Lynn who died suddenly last Friday. Friends from Linton High School and Sunday school classmates act as flower girls and pallbearers as Rev. W E Cissna offers consolation. Mary’s cheerful spirit, kindness, and zest for life leave a lasting memory in family and community.
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Mary Lynn
Miss Lynn
Linton High School
Methodist Church
W. E. Cissna
Mary
Card of Thanks for Father and Husband
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support after the death of our father and husband. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings and to those who helped, especially Messrs. Clayton and Aikin and Rev. J R Clark, for kindness. — Mrs Hackler and children
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Messrs
Clayton and
Aikin
J. R. Clark
Officers Elected for United Brethren Sunday School
Officers elected yesterday include Superintendent Ezra Corwin and assistant superintendent Bert Christy. Other posts named are Evelyn Ritter secretary and Mildred Browning assistant secretary, Helen Moore pianist and Mignon Christy assistant pianist, Raymond Boston chorister with Hildred McDonald as assistant, Etta Moody librarian and Pauline McDonald assistant librarian, Mrs Bert Farthing cradle roll superintendent with Ina Rousch assistant, and treasurer Frank Bailey.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Ezra Corwin
Bert Christy
Evelyn Ritter
Mildred Browning
Helen Moore
Mignon Christy
Raymond Boston
Hildred McDonald
Etta Moody
Pauline McDonald
Cradle Roll
Bert Farthing
Ina Rousch
Frank Bailey
Foreign Missionary Society to Host Fried Chicken Dinner
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will host a fried chicken dinner with all accessories in the church basement Tuesday from 11 to 1. A musical program will accompany the meal. Public invited.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Keystone Bible Class Postponed to Thursday Evening
The Keystone Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school that was to meet Tuesday evening has been postponed to Thursday evening. Members are asked to take notice of the change.
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Keystone Bible Class
Keystone Bible
Baptist Sunday — School
Local Fraternal Lodges Plan Fraternal Day
Fraternal groups in Linton unite to stage a communal fraternal day with Unity Lodge 637 Eagle Encampment 222 Violet Rebekah 812 and others forming committees. Met Lodge 198 Pythian Sisters Pocahontas councils and Quapaw Tribe I O R M join, Moose Lodge and auxiliary also cooperate for parade speaking band concert and games. A general committee will set time and place at tomorrow night meeting with further details to follow.
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Linton
Unity Lodge
Eagle Encampment
Violet Rebekah
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Metropolitan Lodge No
Pythian
Pocahontas
Quapaw Tribe
Moose Lodge
Wreck on Newberry Road Injures Local Couple
A serious two vehicle crash occurred yesterday afternoon two miles north of Newberry involving Mrs. Slinkard and her sister. The Slinkards’ Ford coupe was rear ended by a touring car driven by Ragle of Elnora, who was thrown into a twelve foot embankment after the car overturned. None suffered serious injuries though Mrs. Slinkard was bruised.
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Newberry
Stephen Slinkard
Newberry ‘Bank
Honor Mrs Turley on 79th Birthday
Relatives gathered at the home in Jasonville to honor Mrs Mary Turley on her 79th birthday. A noon birthday dinner was shared and many friends praised the longtime resident known for sterling character. She has four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Attendees included Jerry Turley Sullivan Charles Turley Dugger Frank Johnson and daughter Rachel Johnson Linton Georgia Bevins Coal City William Bevins Glen Duling Worthington Clara Turley Farmersburg Willard Turley Coalmont Levi Turley Midland J Craig and grandchildren Charles Turley Lloyd Turley Iva Turley and the guest of honor.
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Mary Turley
Jasonville
Dugger
Frank Johnson
Dauhter
Rachel Johnson
Linton
Georga Bevins
Coal City
William Bevins
Glen Duling
Worthington
Clara Turley
Farmersburg
Willard Turley
Coalmont
Levi Turley
Midland
J. Craig
Charles Turley
Lloyd Turley
Iva Turley
Alga Phillips
Anna Royce
Marie Breck
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Lewis Cussions
Odon
James Walker
Bloomfield
Bonnie Fortune
Indianapolis
Tindle Howard
Elmer Sisk
Brown
Dell Sisk
Inez Shields
Ann Louise
Washington
John Shields
K. Bennett
Claron Weller
Harold Berns
Katharyn McKissick
Goldie Hensley
Sally Vaughn
Lula Bridwell
Mary Bridwell
Avoca
Sullivan
Carl Hilgediek
Brown’s Business College
Spen
William Hilgediek
North Main Street
Zilpha Noel
State Normal
Merritt Noel
Verny Newsome
Helen Moore
T. H. Arnold
Sam Curtis
Mary Keene
Jeffersonville
Cone O’hern
Winters
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Lillie Thomas
Ethel
Lawrence
Charles Hackler
Beatrice Stewart
Josephine Beckwith
Indiana State Normal
Edward Beckwith
Beulah Ellis
Richmond
Gale Hunt
Hunt
Lucile Ellis
Linton Stockton
Stewart Wright
Cataract Falls
Bloomington
Bedford
Orville Ruthledge
R. K. Clayton
Lizzie Keeps
Clarence Armstrong
J. P. Colvin
Dayton
Ohio
Sherman Campbell
Campbell
Notable Observers Mark Fifty Years Since Then
In Town Topics style, Carnovski notes the subject once called "the observed of all observers" at twenty, now aged sixty she remains a celebrated exemplar, preserved in memory as a paragon of enduring reputation.
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Flitntina
Carnovski
Golden Mean Adage Prompts Thrift and Family Duty
The Houstop Post-Dispatch quotes a proverb urging balance in spending. It counsels thrift without excess and stresses that one should owe family as much as descendants.
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Houstop Post-Dispatch
Death Race Claim Shatters Family Speed Limits
In Narragansett Rhode Island Rody B. Marshall Jr. broke his neck diving and his Pittsburg parents rushed from Europe to say goodbye arriving just in time.
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Rody B. Marshall, Jr
Pittsburg
Narragansett, R. I
Europe
Personal News Shifts Through Linton Circle
Local social notes list Miss Alga Phillips of Dugger and many visitors and travelers. Residents and friends visitors include Miss Marie Breck of Terre Haute, Miss Katharyn McKissick of Bloomfield, and Mrs. J. P. Colvin of Dayton with updates on families and travels across Sullivan, Carlisle, and Bloomington.
Repair Cracks in Plaster Using Plaster of Paris Mix
Equal parts plaster of paris and whiting mixed with water to repair wall cracks before painting or paneling.
Corn in ancient Indian relics and farming
The text notes corn among relics of ancient tribes and states it was cultivated by all agricultural natives known in historical records. It emphasizes widespread cultivation by indigenous communities.
Renewing Youth Feels Like Relearning Difficulties
Milwaukee Journal notes that renewing one’s notes or memories often mirrors the challenges of aging, recalling how restoring youth can provoke familiar struggles and frustrations.
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Milwaukey Journal
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Meat Department
Wm. Coleman & Sons
Cushing
Becker
Bayer Flower Gardens
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
Helena, Zimmerman
Chicago
Duchess of Sutherland
Foreign Missionary
Newberry Road
Mrs. Turley
Cretonnes
D. R. Scott & Co
The
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Maxwell & Persons
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