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Inton Daily Citizen
Anmaner & Bryan, Publishers
Citizen
South Main
Linton
Ind
Congress
Indiana
Local plans floated for Greene county fair and two day horse race
Local men show interest in a two day meeting at the fairgrounds around July 38 and 4. The track is in first class condition with potential local entrants. Efforts to reorganize the Greene county fair association seem dim and while revival or shows have support there is insufficient current interest to launch this year. A strong business group is needed to start winter plans and spring actions to keep momentum.
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Old
Greene County Fair Association
Beautiful Love Story at Grand Tonight Only
Based on Thompson Buchanan 1914 melodrama Life, William A. Brady production for Paramount, shown at the Grand tonight only. Billy Reid secretly marries a broker’s daughter. Ralph Stuyvesant forges his father’s name to a check, frames Billy, Burnett kills the broker, Billy is jailed, then saved by a ruse as Burnett is brought to justice.
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Thompson Buchanan
New York
Life
William A. Brady
Paramount
Billy Reid
Ralph Stuyvesant
Muriel Bark
Burnett
Travers Vale
Jack Mower
Arline
Rod la Rocque
Leonard Meeker
Nita Naldi
Effingham Pinto
Ford Offer Approved in House Bills on Muscle Shoals Deals
Washington June 6 Two bills to authorize Secretary Weeks to sign contracts with Henry Ford and to transfer the government's 106 million dollar power and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals were introduced by the military committee. One bill conditioned on excluding the Gorgas steam plant. The other sought unconditional compliance. House leaders said action would be deferred pending reports and time to study each measure before consideration begins.
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Washington
Weeks
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
McKenzie
Illinois
Ford
Gorgas
Wright
Georgia
House
Amicus Club Postpones Meeting This Week
The Amicus Club will not meet tonight and will instead convene Wednesday evening with Mrs. Bertha Haseman to discuss club affairs and plans.
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Amicus Club
Bertha Haseman
Must First Believe Belief Is Power
A compact quotation emphasizing belief as the source of action and strength. The idea that a law enforcement officer or "g man" acts effectively only when belief is strong, mighty, and cheerful.
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F. W. Robertson
Garden Remedies From Old Plant Care List
A historical garden note lists arsenate of lead mixes for chewing insects on cabbage and potato beetles, nicotine sulphate for plant lice, bran and Paris green for worm control, molasses and orange for moisture, and dusting with calcium arsenate for cucumber beetles. It also details hellebore sprays, bluestone lime mixtures for bean diseases, and repeated potato spraying guidelines.
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Paris
Steelman Bertha Senger to Wed in Detroit
Henry Steelman and Miss Margaret Bertha Senger announce their upcoming wedding on June 17 at 5 o'clock at Messiah Lutheran Church in Detroit. Steelman, office manager at Chalmers Motor Car Co., will visit his parents in Detroit after the ceremony. They plan to reside in Detroit.
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Henry Steelman
Margaret Bertha Senger
Detroit
Messiah Lutheran Church
Steelman
Chalmers Motor Car Co
Pythian Sisters Meet in Jasonville District Meeting
The Pythian Sisters of District No 11 gather in Jasonville with about two hundred delegates and members present. The Jasonville lodge is well represented as reports from district lodges will be heard and officers elected for the ensuing year.
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Pythian Sisters of District No
Jasonville
Pythian Lodge
Williams Burrell Headed to Shriners Meet in West
Mr and Mrs S J Williams and Dr C H Burrell of Jasonville depart for the Shriners meeting in Los Angeles California They expect to be away several weeks and will tour numerous western points of interest.
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S. J. Williams
C. H. Burrell
Jasonville
Shriners
Los Angeles
Calne
West
Delta Alpha Class Social Tonight At Mrs Vern Smith Home
Miss Minda Smith will entertain the Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the Christian church at the home of Mrs Vern Smith on the corner of First and IX streets northeast this evening.
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Minda Smith
Delta Alpha
the Christian Church
Vern Smith
First
Ix” Streets
Anti-Cants Meeting Tonight at Geneva Harris Home
The Anti-Cants class of the Christian Sunday school holds an important business meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home of Miss Geneva Harris.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Geneva Harris
Delphian Club Meeting Hosts Lawn Party at Home
Mrs Bruce Fleetwood to entertain the Delphian Club with a lawn party at her home this evening Each member is to bring a guest as part of the social gathering
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Bruce Fleetwood
Delphian Club
Missionary Meeting at M E Church Parlor
The Woman's Home Missionary Society holds a meeting at the M E church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. All women are urged to attend.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Wacn
Silverleaf Book Club Meeting With Wrighs Wednesday
The Silverleaf Book Club meets with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wright on Wednesday evening.
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Silverleaf Bock Club
Mrs. Stewart Wrigh
Mrs. Alex Wilson Takes Charge at Williams House Worthington
Mrs. Alex Wilson, former manager of the Ray Hotel, assumes leadership of the Williams House in Worthington.
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Alex Wilson
Ray Hotel
Williams House
Worthington
Triangle Missionary Girls Hold Meeting Plew Leads
The Triangle Missionary Girls Club met at First Christian church with Helen Plew as leader. Program included songs, prayers, business, officer elections, and talks on life in cantonments and training camps. Candy sale proposed. officers elected for the coming year.
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Triangle Missionary Club
First Christian Church
Helen Plew
Shields
Lelie Shoptow
Cantonments
Jamice Lash
Catherine Johnson
Intelligence Service
Canton Christian College
Mabel Rupert
Graham
Anderson
Nelson
Helen Rlew
Jamnice Lash
Clara Asrey
Isabell McChristy
Localiliife: Mrs Hudson Home After Operation
Mrs Milford Hudson, after an operation a few days ago, was taken home yesterday. Miss Josephine Talbott, ill for two weeks, is improving. Mrs Elzina Cooke, once in critical condition, is reported much better today.
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Milford Hudson
Josephine Talbott
Elzina Cooke
Masonic Meeting Promises Night of Entertainment
The Masonic order plans a big Thursday evening event at their lodge room with about fifty entertainers headed by the renowned Drottoff of Terre Haute. Music and various features will be enjoyed and all Masons are invited to attend.
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Herman Drottoff
Terre Haute
Alpha Bible Class Quilt in Church Basement for Orphans Home
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church will hold an all day quilting event in the church basement to benefit the Greencastle orphans home. Attendees are asked to bring box lunches.
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Alpha Bible Class
Methodist Church
Greencastle
Touring Northern States Pleasure Trip Begins
Lloyd and Charley Rhodenbeck start a pleasure tour through the northern states visiting Washington Oregon Canada and California this morning.
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Lloyd
Charley Rhodenbeck
Washington
Oregon
Canada
California
Mystic Circle to entertain husbands at Mrs Ham home
The Mystic Circle ladies will entertain their husbands at Mrs. Troy Ham's home on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies are requested to meet at 7 o'clock.
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Mystic Circle
Troy Ham
Quapaw Council to Meet in Pocahontas Tonight
Quapaw Council of Pocahontas No 80 will hold a meeting this evening with degree work and the election of officers. Members are urged to attend.
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Quapaw Council of Pocahontas No. 80
Social calendar items for clubs and churches
Violet Rebekah Lodge QuaPaw Council D of P American Legion Royal Arch Masons Delta Alpha class with Mrs. Vern Smith E and Second Apao Campfire Girls at Beulah Browning s home Needlecraft Embroidery Club meets with Mrs Jacob Fritz Wednesday Prayer meeting at Methodist church Prayer meeting and Bible study at Baptist church Eagles Lodge Aerie No 578 Linton Lodge No 866 B P O E Odd Fellows Lodge No 687 Central Labor Union at K of P hall Prayer meeting at U B church Intermediates of U B church at 6 30 p m Silverleaf Rock Club at home of Mrs Stewart Wright Thursday Pythian Sisters No 42 I C O M Painters Union No 421 Prayer meeting and teacher training at Christian church Hamilton Lodge No 3920 Ladies Auxiliary K of C meeting Junior Guards
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Violet Rebekah
QuaPaw Council
D. of P. American Legion
Royal Arch Masons
Delta Alpha
Vern Smith
Apao
Beulah Browning
Needlecraft
Jacob Fritz
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Linton Lodge
B. P. O. E. Odd Fellows Lodge
Central Labor Union
K. of Paall
U. B. Church
Silverleaf Bock Club
Stewart Wright
Pythian Sisters
I. C. O. M. Painters’ Union
Christian Church
Hamilton Loch
K. of C
Local Personal Names Headlines From Linton to Bloomington
Mrs H C Armpriester spends day in Linton and others visit Marshall Bloomfield Terre Haute Vincennes Greencastle and Bloomington for visits trips and commencement exercises. Families and students travel for sticking events including Indiana University and Depauw commencement.
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Mrs. H. C. Armpriester
Linton
R. H. Smith
Marshall, Il
Maude Kauble
Terre Haute
Geo, Porter
Washington, D. C. Lawrence
Scherer
Roy Plew
Charley Fritz
Cash Engiles
Joseph and
Leonard
Covington
James Wills
Father Ryan
Mr. Skelly
St. Peter’s Church
A. M. Beasley
Bloomington
Thos. Hanna
Indiana University
Esther Beetly
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Russell
Wampler
Betty Jo
Greencastle
Depauw
Mildred Smith
Donald Dorrough
Vincennes
Dlene Huffman
Roy Dreiman
Jack
Virginia
Gale Jackson
Miss Huffman
Virgia
Successful Play by Nine Mile Sunday School
The Nine Mile Sunday school presented An Old Fashioned Mother last Friday night to a very successful audience response. Cast members performed well and the music by the M. I. church orchestra of Linton under Prof. Bailey and pianist Mrs. Humphreys was highly appreciated. The group also thanks Myar & Myers of Bloomfield for the Delco lighting system aid.
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Nine Mile
M. I. Church of
Myar & Myers
Bloomfield
Delco
Attending Pythian Sisters convention at Jasonville
Among those attending the Pythian Sisters convention at Jasonville are Mesdames Frank Young Everett Walsher Mack Denham Thos Turnbull Susie Morgan Mary Butler Rol Hannum Billy Cooper Sam Bryan Grace Lynn Minnie Bennie Elsie Bain and Miss Leona Todd Ruth O'Brien.
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Pythian Sisters
Jasonville
Mesdames
Frank Young
Everett Walsher
Mack Denham
Thos. Turnbull
Susie Morgan
Mary Butler
Rol Hannum
Billy Cooper
Sam Bryan
Grace Lynn
Minnie Bennie
Elsie Bain
Leona Todd
Ruth O’brien
Pleasure trip to Vincennes by Wilson family
Henry Wilson, Andrew Wilson and family and Mrs. Carl Muehler and daughter Francis motored to Vincennes this morning, where they will spend the day.
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Henry Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Carl Muehler
Francis
Vincennes
T. H. B. Girls Meeting at May Deidge Home
The T. H. B. girls will meet with Miss May Deidge this evening.
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May Deidge
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Delphian Club Meeting
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Triangle Missionary Girls
Plew
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
Greene County
Aileen McDonald
Sullivan
Nettie Stalcup
Hugh Cravens
E. R. Cravens
North Main Street
Kern
Ray Beasley
Kern Beasley
Ray
Allen Hanna
T. H. B. Girls’ Meeting
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Cushing
Georgette
Sylvester
Hattie Sylvester
S. EB
C. E. Goodman
Tec Cosmer Vincennes and Main
Wmoours
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