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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed for daily, semi weekly and longer runs with per line and per word charges. The item then shifts to brief editorials noting Prohibition, famine in Russia, gasoline price rise, and praise for Linton’s hospitality and sociability as a civic asset.
Clarion club members were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ed Hall with good attendance. Mrs. Art Love of Terre Haute attended as a guest. President led the meeting with reports and plans for a grab bag at the next gathering. The afternoon featured fancywork music and refreshments before adjourning for two weeks.
Meeting of the G. O. of L. T. club at the library at 7:30 PM prompts. After the business, Miss Irene Tumey and Miss Marie Dalton will host a dinner at Patterson's. All members are urged to attend.
Resta Brown Bus Line operates routes between Bicknell Vincennes and Linton with stops at Edwardsport Westphalia Sandborn Marco Irene Lyons and Linton Opera House New Linton Hotel. Timetables show daily departures from early morning to late night with special runs at 11 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs James T Roach return from Hot Springs where they spent the winter Mrs Roach not much improved but looks fairly well given circumstances
U B bake sale advertised with home made pies cakes doughnuts bread and sides at Overland Hodges garage. Also mentions a Lake a Gold and Silver Cache and historic Lake Guatavita in Colombia linked to legends of gold and silver offerings by Indians to avoid Spanish conquerors.
The Pieve di Cadore birthplace of painter Titian is named a national monument by the government, joining the Asti birthplace of poet and dramatist Count Vittorio Alfieri as a protected site.
Automobile tractors similar to Sahara tour machines were operated in the Pyrenees in France reaching an altitude of 1728 meters. The little machines surmounted a mountain pass despite deep snow and made the ascent.
Walnut shells long treated as waste are now converted into charcoal through an innovative method. The development suggests practical reuse of agricultural byproducts and potential new supply for fuel and industrial uses.
The program for Sunday's 10:30 a.m. service by the women of the W. F. M. includes a Prelude from Alceste, hymns, creed, prayers, anthem, scripture, offertory by P. Tschaipowsky, and a sermon The Great Commission. An evening talk by Miss Angie Godwin of the Green Castle orphanage follows.
PERSONALS V. R. Ratcliffe of Terre Haute is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Chandler have returned to Washington after visiting here and at Dugger.
The farewell reception for Rev. D Heitmeyer and family will be held at the Baptist church tonight. The program starts promptly at 7 30 o clock. Every church member is urged to attend.
Miss Madalyn McClung has left here after visiting her parents and returned to Indianapolis to pursue nurse training at St. Vincent hospital.
Mr and Mrs Walter Little of Willow Grove Illinois are in the city visiting relatives. Mrs Little is sister to Mrs Anna Collins and to Oliver and John Wiggs.
Bloomfield school trustees will open bids tomorrow for erecting a new grade school building in the town. The action signals the start of a project to replace or expand educational facilities as the community plans improved classrooms and related amenities.
The Delphian club meeting scheduled for Monday evening has been postponed. A new date will be announced later.
A monster python at the London Zoo ends a two and a half year fast by devouring a pigeon and then consuming three more in a single meal. The report notes snakes often have notoriously erratic appetites.
A juvenile observer, noting the corner stone marked A. D. 1912, quips that it likely means All done, 1912. The lighthearted remark frames the stone as a playful takeaway from a public building milestone.
A fragmentary note suggests a man seldom stops to ask himself cer ide, reflecting incomplete OCR text with unclear context and missing details.
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