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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
7
Holders of tickets bought last Monday for Bloomington speedway auto races may use them on next Saturday June 5 as all events postponed by rain will run then. Races start at 2 pm with expected larger crowd. Local interest centers on Arnold Johnson from Linton who is seen as a likely winner.
Worthington cemetery Decoration day services honored eleven Union veterans on the platform per the Worthington Times. Commander Ephraim Harrell led the cannon ceremony with eight veterans participating. age and lighting limits forced substitutions by James M. Tilley Rev. J. W. Jackson and James D. Spainhower.
Fred Dayhuff Jr was operated on this morning for the removal of his tonsils and adenoids.
Emanon club is sillegotimed until further notice due to unspecified reasons.
Piles arise from bad circulation and lower bowel stagnation. External applications fail. internal medicine offers lasting relief. Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hem-Roid, tested in 1000 cases with 98 percent success, sold with a money back guarantee at Hamilton's Drug Store.
Napoleon died in exile on St Helena in 1821 and was buried in a ten foot grave. In 1840 his body was exhumed and brought to Paris to rest in a grand tomb. The funeral drew about 600000 attendees and his preserved features appeared serene with a slight smile.
Carl Porter returns home from Indiana University for summer vacation. Harry Robertson of Mattoon Illinois arrives after working as freight agent at the I C depot during Eugene Myers absence. Amy Burrell leaves for Evansville for a week visiting relatives. Dr N O Woodrow and son John arrive from Florida due to mother-in-law illness in Lewis. Margaret and Henrietta Bordenet return from Terre Haute to visit parents. Grace Landis Cox comes from Bloomington after visiting schools. Mrs TE Connors of Chicago visits Dugger and attends Ernestine Myers pupils recital in Terre Haute. Margaret Harris appears in the recital as Carl Harris daughter.
The W H S club gathered at Miss Elizabeth McChristie's home for an evening of embroidery and music. Plans were made for a weiner roast next week and refreshments were served to Edna Owens Dollie Reintjes Nellie Cox Velma Doyle Isabelle McChristie Mary McPhail Jennie McChristie Elizabeth McChristie. The next meeting is set for Miss Nellie Cox's home on June 15.
Rainbow Reading club members and interested boys and girls are asked to gather at the library Friday morning at 9 30 to organize as a real club, elect officers, and plan social meetings. Parents may attend meetings for an hour.
Dallas McKim and Miss Germaine Brault wed at 8 PM officiated by Justice Eller Meurer. Dennis Sisk and Miss Georgia Groomer tied the knot at 9 PM at Henry Sisk’s home with Rev. O A Cook presiding. both couples plan to reside in Sullivan with Sisk employed at a local mine.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a palatable remedy for rickets and weak growth in children. It claims sugar coating eases dosing, cites dramatic gains in a boy, and offers a 30 day money back guarantee through W. J. Hamilton's druggists.
The Standard Bearers of the M. E. church will meet for breakfast at City park in the morning. Each member should bring her own breakfast and cooking utensils. The group will depart from Fourth and A streets Northeast at 5 o'clock.
The Baptist Aid society announces a market this Saturday in the Heitman building former Poe cleaning works. Pies, cake, chicken, noodles and other foods will be sold with prices likely around a nickel to five cents.
Notice to Masons announces a called meeting of Linton lodge No 560 Free and Accepted Masons tonight at 7:30. The work will be in the Mastered Apprentice degree and visitors are welcome.
The Mt. Mellick club will be entertained at the home of Mrs Ilorence Wolford on A street Northwest Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Chatter and Stitch club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jas Gill Third and Ei streets North east.
The J. T. M. club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Ervan Taylor at 569 First Street Northwest.
The Order of Eastern Star will meet promptly at 7:80 o'clock Friday evening.
Beautiful rugs are now being woven from old silk stockings discarded by women in Amerten, turning waste fabric into decorative floor coverings.
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