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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

2

Office-Citizen Building Ad Rates And Post Office Note

Local notice lists building address 79 South Main and contact phones for society editor. It notes post office classification as second class and emphasizes advance subscription payments with disconnection upon lapse. Advertising rates include per inch and per line for reading notices, with obituaries and bank announcements billed at regular line rates.

Citizen South Linton Ind Act of Congress

Long Way Home From the North Pole Cited in Debate

Experts debate the age of Canadian beer while American readers view it as a minor fault. Dr W J Mayo of Rochester Minnesota comments on Bryant's sincerity about evolution. A tribute to honesty is offered but labeled as a weak compliment to intelligence.

The North Pole W. J. Mayo Rochester, Minn Bryant

Unprecedented Week of Heat Hurts Local Crops

Historical notes record an extreme dry spell across the immediate area, damaging wheat pastures and many crops while corn suffers less impact. Farmers in La Greene and neighboring counties beg for soaking rains to ease the strain.

la Greene County

Water Supply Urged for Linton City Health and Growth

Citizens emphasize need for increased water supply in Linton. Local property owners press officials to act now to secure sufficient future water, noting current quality but inadequate volume and the impact on health comfort and prosperity.

Linton

Yesterday’s Community Sale Delivers Strong Day for Merchants

Cash registers told a positive story as a steady stream of customers filled the day. Local merchants report nice figures and anticipate continued sales due to ongoing customer turnout from nearby rural areas and towns, providing a healthy boost to business amid broader challenges.

Five Best Radio Features Tonight

United Press reports radio programs across major stations. WOO Philadelphia broadcasts American modern music with symphony and jazz, organ. WDAF Kansas City hosts Haskell Institute night. KOA Denver presents minstrel show. WEAF New York features Billy Jones and Ernest Hare. U. S. Marine Band appears on WSAP WEAF WJAR at set times.

United Press WOO Philadelphia WJZ New York WDAF Kansas City Haskell Institute KOA Denver M.S. T Minstre WEAF Billy Jones Ernest Hare WSAP Washington WJAR Providence E.S. T U. S. Marine Band

Free lecture on Hell at Amens Theatre Jasonville

Lewis E. Good will speak on punishment of the wicked and the fate of souls in a Sunday evening talk at 7 30 at the Amens Theatre Jasonville The talk will cover fire and brimstone as described in The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus and other related questions about the afterlife.

Lazarus Amens-U Theatre Jasonville Lewis E. Good

Powell and Warner Purchase Wakefield Market

Lloyd Powell and L W Warner have bought the Wakefield grocery and meat market on South Main street and will take charge next Monday. Both are seasoned businessmen and are expected to draw their share of trade. Mr Wakefield will shift to other ventures.

Lloyd Powell L. W. Warner Wakefield South Main Street Mr. Wakefield

Missionary Society Elects Officers at First Christian

The Missionary society of the First Christian church met at Mrs. David McPhail’s home for a good attendance. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Charles E Fuller Vice President Mrs Oscar Anderson Secretary Mrs M Ray Willson Treasurer Mrs Francis Haseman Literature Secretary Mrs Charles Davis and division leaders Mrs George Aydelotte Mrs John Ingleman Mrs Murl Haseman and Mrs William Doyle.

Missionary Society of the First Christian Church David McPhail Charles E. Fuller Oscar Anderson M. Ray Willson Francis Haseman Charles Davis George Aydelotte John Ingleman Murl Haseman William Doyle

Personal Notices From Washington Indiana

John Murray visits his mother Mrs Virginia Murray in Washington ind today and Mrs Frank Rausch of Terre Haute spent yesterday with her daughter in law Mrs Leonard Rausch who is ill at the home of her parents Gail and Mrs Jackson Leonard Rausch formerly Ilene Huffman Miss Mildred Louise Morris and Millard Ingalls family travel to Vero Florida to join Mr Ingalls for a permanent move there Harry and Howard Ingalls accompany their mother and aunt to Florida

John Murray Washington Ind Virginia Murray Vincennes Street Frank Rausch Terre Haute Leonard Rausch Gail Jackson Ilene Huffman Millard Ingalls Harry and Howard

Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Notes

The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathered at the church yesterday afternoon for the regular monthly session with excellent attendance. Guests from Lebanon Baptist church of Midland joined in as the group discussed the Baptist Home Mission Society's fifty years of work and progress. A social hour followed with angel food cake iced tea and mints served.

Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society Lebanon Baptist Church of Midland Baptist Home Mission Society

Card of thanks from Geo Stevens and children

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother. Mentions appreciation for flowers car service Olive Branch quartet and special thanks to Marion J Aikin and James E Clayton for assistance and all others who helped in their hour of sorrow.

Olive Branch Marion J. Aikin James E. Clayton Geo. Stevens

Three Cent Supper at U B Church Basement

A three cent supper will be held in the U B church basement Saturday from 4 30 to 7 00. Menu includes Escalloped chicken mashed potatoes green beans corn creamed peas slaw lettuce cake and dessert pie coffee and iced tea. Proceeds support church activities.

U. B Stic

Sat Market by Quapaw Council No.80 D of P

Quapaw Council No 80 D of P will hold a market at the Poe cleaning works on Saturday June 6 offering home made bread cakes pies doughnuts candy and dressed hens your patronage requested

Quapaw Council No D. of P Poe

Attending Luncheon for Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Hanger

Mrs. Elmer Sherwood and Mrs. C. H. Hanger attend a bridge luncheon today at Princeton, with social notices noting their presence and event.

Elmer Sherwood C. H. Hanger Princeton

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