Mrs Delays Funeral In Sandborn Community Remembered
Funeral services for Mrs Lyda DeLay a former Sandborn resident and daughter of F M Browning were held Sunday afternoon. Her remains rest beside her husband who died over twenty years ago. She was born and raised in Sandborn. Active pallbearers included six women who were classmates in school days. Flower girls were the children of former schoolmates. The ceremony drew many friends from the city.
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Lyda DeLay
F. M. Browning
Sandborn
When Butter Was Cheap in Ancient Times Fuel Use
A note on historical butter prices and usage mentions that during periods of low cost butter served as a fuel source for ancient peoples. It highlights unusual food production practices and resourcefulness in early economies.
Sun day dancing and tobacco politics note
The writer jokes about Sunday dancing and fears tobacco bans. They mention Edsel Ford and presidential talk every four years, reflecting skeptical, humorous commentary on politics and cultural issues of the era.
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Edsel Ford
Political talk and oil dreams stir frontier notes
The dispatches name Tu Long as a Chinese bandit chief now headless, with oil prospects and territorial growth cited. The writer reassures readers that political shifts, Bryan, and evolution theories matter little as faith in the American people remains strong and the country will endure.
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U.S. A
Linton merchants urged to buy locally for value and service
Linton business men are urged to appeal to the public to purchase at home, stressing the importance of supporting local shops. The piece notes merchants and citizens appreciate local buying and highlights that a good buyer must offer big value and first class service as the core appeal for business.
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Linton
Leech and Hinebrook Wed at Christian Parish
Glenn F. Leech and Miss Fern M. Hinebrook were quietly married at the Christian parsonage Sunday morning at 6 by Rev. Corts. Both are popular locals and will reside in the city as they begin a long married life.
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Glenn IF. Leech
John F. Leech
Fern M. Hinebrook
Joseph Hinebrook
Christian Parsonage
Rev. Corts
E M Moss To Visit Linton Soon
Friends of E. M. Lige Moss look forward to his visit to Linton likely in September. Former Linton resident now a prosperous Okemah real estate businessman. His son Roy Moss, in business with him, will join in Linton in about a month.
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E. M
Lige) Moss
Linton
Okemah
Oklo
Roy Moss
Methodists Win Third Straight In District Race
The Linton Methodist Sunday school baseball team defeated Center Point 8 to 5 on Center Point grounds Saturday afternoon. The amateur squad played stellar ball and aims to top the district standings with a strong rally.
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Methodist
Center Point Club
Linton Methodist
Linton
Miss Alice Graham Butler Becomes Society Reporter
Miss Alice Graham Butler started this morning as the Daily Citizen society reporter. A popular high school student, she brings promised aptitude to the newspaper field and asks for courtesy and aid. Contact: phone number 277-277.
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Alice Graham Butler
The
Daily Citizen
Miss Butler
Citizen
Junior League Meeting Set at Church Tuesday
All Junior League members meet at the church Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 to discuss the convention at Bloomington. Ethel Dixon, Superintendent.
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Bloomington
Ethel Dixon
Library closes early through September first notice
Public advisory states the library will close at 8 o clock from now until September 1. Patrons are urged to fetch books earlier and plan accordingly.
Ingathering of Members at Reformed Church Envisioned
At a Christian Endeavor meeting the Reformed church planned an ingathering of members for two months. Captains Miss Beatrice Steward and Rudolph Kramer lead workers to recruit more members. Readers who have not been asked are urged to join Kramer’s side after this notice.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Beatrice Steward
Rudolph Kramer
Miss Steward
Mr. Kramer
Kramer
Personal notices list of visitors and guests in town
Mrs S Hunter visits daughter Mrs A E Sachs in Bloomington Miss Pearl Cross returns from Sullivan after Coalmont visit James Wood Standard Oilman Bedford weekend with friends Mrs Susan Plew Midland weekend with son Claude Plew family Miss Lola Foster Bloomfield visiting cousin Lorena Letsinger Mrs Billy Clifford returns from Terre Haute banjo player leaving Pattersons A M Beasley family spend Sunday in Bicknell visiting Grant Beasley family Mrs Ella Hamilton returns to Dugger from visit with Charles Griffith family Miss Virginia Kelley returns home to Sullivan after short visit Mrs William M Moss Terre Haute in city to visit friends Leo Humphreys F G Mann Terre Haute spend Sunday with sister of Mr Humphreys Mrs David Small and baby return to Dugger from business trip Kern Beasley returns home for summer vacation from Indiana University Miss Clara Pearce motor to Bicknell to visit sister Mrs Wayne Perkins Miss Ethel Louise Morgan Terre Haute spends Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs John R Morgan Mr and Mrs Troy West and Mr and Mrs Pres Murdock spend Sunday in Greencastle visiting Mrs West's mother Mrs Ott Stevenson and George C Brown Washington guests Mrs Helen Krnstler and brother George Brown Washington visit daughter Mrs Ott Stevenson N B Allison Springfield Ill spends Sunday with mother in law Mrs Winona James and Mrs Lucile Wills Allison revenue officer Mrs Ott Stevenson hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs Everett Sweet Mr and Mrs Charles Honey and daughter Eleanor of Washington Mgr and Mrs Patrick Mooney attend funeral of Mrs Isabelle McKinney Terre Haute sister of Mrs Mooney Mr and Mrs Tom Morgan and son Clarence Depauw University student return for summer vacation Mrs M T Bennett and daughter Coatesville weekend with Marshall Browning family Opal Browning visits Bennett family Mrs E C Corts and sons Adrian Junior visiting her parents
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S. Hunter
A. E. Sachs
Bloomington
Pearl Cross
Sullivan
Coalmont
James Wood
Standard Oilman
Bedford
Susan Plew
Midland
Claude Plew
Lola Foster
Bloomfield
Lorena Letsinger
Billy Clifford
Leo Humphreys
F. G. Mann
Terre Haute
Humphreys
David Small
Baby
Dugger
Kern Beasley
Indiana University
T. R. Lucas
Ott Stevenson
Everett Sweet
Charles Honey
Eleanor
Washington
Harris
Chicago
Miriam Daniels
Jack
Bobbie Ray
Winna
Pearl Humphreys
Mgr
Patrick Mooney
Isabelle McKinney
Mooney
Tom Morgan
Clarence
Depauw University
Greencastle
M. T. Bennett
Coatesville
Marshall Browning
Opal Browning
Miss Bennett
Hartford City Guests and Illness Report at Local Home
Mr and Mrs Needber of Hartford City are in Linton where Mrs Needber is bedridden with influenza but improving. Danville Indiana residents Devore Shirley and Greencastle resident Earl Sourwine visited Mr and Mrs Jack Smurdon on Tirst Street. Sourwine and Shirley are Smurdons’ son and daughter. Ella Moran of Chicago and Charles Herbst of Sesser Illinois visited Jack Smurdon and left after Herbst’s telegram about her husband’s serious illness.
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Needber
Hartford City
Linton
Devore Shirley
Danville
Ind
Earl Sourwine
Greencastle
Jack Smurdon
Tirst Street
Sourwine
Shirley
Smurdon
Ella
Children’s Day Program at Vicksburg Baptist Church
The Vicksburg Baptist church plans a children's day program next Sunday evening starting at 7 o clock. Lois Leah Hanna directs the program which features a duet by Bert Brown and Blanche Powell of the city and promises engaging numbers.
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Vicksburg
Library hits high June circulation with 214 books issued
Adria I. Humphreys reports the library issued 214 books on Saturday June 2, the largest June circulation to date, nearly equal adult and children’s titles, reflecting strong public interest in reading materials and library services.
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Adria I. Humphreys
Troop 1 Meeting Tonight Concludes Service
Notice from D Heitmeyer announces Troop 1 meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Maurice Doidge taking temporary charge. Second class badges to be conferred. this will be the final troop meeting led by the current leader.
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Maurice Doidge
D. Heitmeyer
Men's Progressive Bible Class Set at First Christian
The Men s Progressive Bible class of the First Christian church meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The evening s subject is Eden. Attendees are urged to attend as it will be worthwhile.
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First Christian Church
Baby Boy Born at Elnora Hospital
Hospital report notes the birth this morning of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Byerly of Elnora. Mother and baby are doing nicely and all other patients are reported improved.
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Mrs. Byerly
Elnora
Delphian Society Meets at Public Library
The Delphian club will meet at the public library Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o clock. Every member please be present.
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Delphian Club
Embroidery Club Meeting With Mrs Warner Tomorrow
The Needlecraft Embroidery club will meet with Mrs. L. W. Warner on A street northeast tomorrow afternoon.
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Needlecraft Embroidery Club
Mystic Circle Meeting With Mrs Ham At North Main
The Mystic circle will meet with Mrs. Troy Ham on North Main street Wednesday afternoon. All members requested to be present.
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Mystic Circle
Troy Ham
North Main Street
Delphian Society Plans Library Meeting Tomorrow
The Delphian society will meet at the library tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock to discuss upcoming events and share notes.
Thought for the Day Keeps Clouds From Other Skies
A brief aphorism urges readers to mind their own affairs and not intrude on others. It promotes personal restraint and consideration, framing the idea in a concise moral observation suitable for a daily newspaper card.
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Wolt
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Sarah Swartz
Harvey Riggel
First Street
Nelson Bennett
Ninth St. N. E
First St. N. E
Dorothy Collins
Second St. N. Ww
Jasonville
J. C. Fritz
South Linton
Wm. Webber
Daisy Charn
Chas. D. Griffith
Stephens
Arthur Grass
St. N. E
Oscar Anderson
Arthur Haussin
Fairview Road
Dan Ellison
Kate Ivy
Sixth St. N. E
Cnhandler
Johnson Auto Repair
John Boudesquie
John Gastineau
Lexie Smith
Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan, Publishers
South Main
Society
Postoffice
Act of Congress
CARER
City
Indiana
BY Mai
IDE
Tu Long
Stockton Township
Mr. Bryan
LEECH
Hinebrook
E. M. Moss
Methodists
NEW Society Reporter
Christian Endeavor Society of
Saron
Reformed Church Maps
Clara Pearce
Bicknell
Wayne Perkins
H. E. Bruner
Evansville
B. Griffith
North Mau Street
N. B. Allison
Springfield
Iil
Winona James
Lucile Wills
Allison
E. C. Corts
Adrian and
Junior
Ferrel & Company
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Greene County
Vicks
Burg
BOY Scouts
Delphian Society
Embroidery Club
Mystic Circle Meeting
Peoples Trust Co
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Fennell Mine
Fennell
J. H. Scott Coal Company
Linton Trust Co
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