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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen lists advertising rates reading notices obituaries and social items. Subscription details show mail and carrier options with varying yearly and monthly costs for Indiana and out of state deliveries.
London reports Ireland avoided immediate crisis as the Griffith delegation took two hours to answer six questions on the provisional free state constitution. A British continuation of talks is set for Tuesday amid fears of potential civil conflict if no settlement is reached. Belfast also saw heavy firing on the border with casualties feared.
A Philadelphia Record inquiry asks what ails Chicago and notes U S spending debates. The piece urges local backing for Linton and Sullivan teams, arguing moral support boosts mediocre players and yields better results than mere financial aid.
The Linton Giants meet the Carlisle Greys at Haseman park Sunday at 2 30 PM aiming to avenge a prior loss. Len James returns to the lineup as new players bolster the Giants. Admission is 25 cents for all. The American Legion team also travels to Spencer for a road game as they pursue a southern Indiana circuit.
About forty Epworth Leaguers and friends gathered on the church lawn for a supervised evening of games and ice cream. Lanterns lit the area as the second in a series of summer programs invites all youth to future league events and services.
Forest Frosty Moreland of Linton returns home for a few days and meets his brother Bud Moreland who serves in the heavy artillery at Fort Harrison Indianapolis on leave. Bud will sail from San Francisco to Hawaii after resuming duty.
All saxophone players in Linton and nearby areas are asked to meet at Moose hall on Sunday at 10 30 AM to organize a saxophone band.
Hyacinth Club gathered Friday with seventeen members present at Mrs. James Axton's home. After a business session, the program included an advice game, a reading by Mrs. Elsie Huffman, piano selections by Mrs. Mary Watson, and a vocal duet by Misses Doris and Kathryn Eddy. A two course luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. Fred Wright Mrs. Will Axton and the Eddy sisters. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Mary Watsons.
A Linton couple married at Bloomfield with a simple ceremony. The bride Elinor appeared pale but composed, and the couple hosted guests at the daughter of the bride Mrs Nellie Holdson’s home at 5 o clock before moving to their South Main street residence for congratulations from friends.
Chester Wills returns from a business trip to Indianapolis. James Fennell of Clinton visits his father Joseph Fennell west of the city. Edward Wilson and family from Chadron Neb arrive for a visit with his brother H. W. Wilson. Miss Helen Faucette returns from San Diego to spend summer locally and plans a fall return to California. Holly Bedwell and family move to Terre Haute as Mr Bedwell attends school. he was formerly a manual training teacher at Linton high school.
The K of P lodge holds its annual memorial service Sunday June 11 at 2 30 PM in the First M E church. Judge Hillary O Houghton of Vincennes will give the address with choir music and an orchestra led by Frank Bailey. A full program will appear next week. members and friends are urged to attend.
A call meeting of the Pythian Sisters is set for 7:30 tonight at the hall to arrange attendance at the district convention in Jasonville on June 6. Members must attend as train schedules change Sunday and new travel plans are needed.
The Delphian Society party, delayed last week, will take place next Tuesday at Mrs. Bruce Fleetwood's home on East Vincennes street.
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