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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
4
The council again defers street work on several petitions as progress stalls in Linton Indiana. Officials rail at slow action while other cities push ahead with street building and property owners await improvements. Citizens express concern over delays amid ongoing development debates.
Roy Richardson confessed to stealing a car to reach Indianapolis and report to the governor that he was living a proper life after parole. He failed to return the vehicle after completing his purported lawful mission, illustrating that obedience to orders requires timely fulfillment.
The June social of the Women's Bible Class of the First Christian Sunday School will be at Mrs. Jack Richardson's home in the northwest part of the city tomorrow at 7:30 PM. All 33 members are urged to attend for a planned entertaining evening. Those unable to walk or lacking transport may meet at the church at 7:00 PM for transportation to the Richardson home.
Monica Lee club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Lena Davis. All members are urged to be present as the meeting is important.
The Elks Ladies announce a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the club rooms located on North Main Street. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and activities for the lodge.
The Hyacinth club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Lane Baker on Sixth street southeast. All members will please be present.
Announced here is the marriage of Lewis Brown and Ada Davidson in Tucson on May 25. Brown, longtime local undertaker, moved to Arizona years ago and now works in the Phoenix area. Davidson, once a Linton high school teacher and founder of the Schta mard Dramatic club, taught in Phoenix for two years and is Indiana University educated. Friends extend best wishes for a joyous married life.
The Women s Missionary Society will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Mollie Berry s home on East Vincennes Street. Program includes Bible Lesson by Mrs George Aydelotte and topics by Mrs Berry Mrs Marl Haseman Miss Lorena Letsinger with Margeret Jordan as reader. Attendance is encouraged.
The article extols a fresh strawberry shortcake method ideal for summer meals. It describes making thin crisp pie crusts, layering with strawberries, and assembling a versatile number of layers, resulting in an appetizing, picturesque dessert without the prior heavy effort.
The Nathamas class will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ven Johnson’s home for an evening of readings and social time. Out of town guest Mrs Murry Nesbitt of Bloomfield will join, with readers including Mrs David Shields Mrs Grover VanMeter Masters Burton and Ralph VanMeter. Other features are planned and all members are urged to attend.
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