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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
5
Society editor appeals for volunteers in Linton to report any society items. Residents are urged to telephone news to 277 or invite editors to their homes so stories reach readers everywhere. The message stresses timely tips and daily city pride through home news.
Miss Geneva Wills of Linton married Geoffrey Smith of Benton Illinois on Saturday May 31 in Bloomfield. Rev H H Sheldon officiated at the Methodist church. A wedding supper followed at Lyons home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Aydelotte. The couple will honeymoon in St Louis then reside in Benton.
Members of the Epworth League will attend the Bloomington district convention at Worthington on Wednesday evening in a body. The trip will be made by truck and all leaguers are asked to be at 6:30 at the church. Six regular delegates will attend the three days’ session. Local representatives are Mildred Wolford Madeline Kelly Elizabeth Nixon Glen Wills Mildred Humphreys and Mildred Risher.
A rumor spreads quickly as a gossip hears the tale and shifts focus once the claim unravels. The speaker’s interest moves to another sensational topic, reflecting the rumor mill’s rapid turnover.
W E Longley III of Noblesville, once a prominent Linton business man, has been very ill for several months. A letter from Mrs Longley to the society editor says he was hardly able to leave his home and had visited Mayo Brothers for treatment without encouragement. Many in Linton, now former friends, hope for his recovery.
T. J. Scott of North Walnut and family return home after a winter in Florida. They spent most time at Clearwater with visits to Palm Beach and Miami. Scott has not been in that section for six years and notes notable development.
The U B orchestra will meet at the church tonight at 7 80 o clock for practice. Every member is urged to be present.
The Chatter and Stitch society will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Stewart. All members are urged to attend.
The Young Ladies sodality of St Peter's congregation hosts a card party and dance this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall for members and friends of the congregation.
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