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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

7

Popular Couple Unites in Laurel Doidge Kersey Wedding

Last evening at 8 o'clock Miss Mae Doidge and Raleigh Kersey were married at the bride's home 790 A street southeast. Rev E C Corts officiated. The couple plans to reside in Rossville Indiana after a brief wedding visit with relatives.

Mae Doidge William T. Doidge Raleigh Kersey George Kersey Fairbanks George B. Miller E. C. Corts First Christian Church Rossville Ind Robert Doidge George Doidge Mary Elizabeth Arthur Winkler Wilma Mae Fred Doidge Clinton Frank Geatches Emma Geatches Myr George Miller

Young Linton Couple Wedded at Chicago Hotel

Miss Helen Bach and Simon Werbner married by Rabbi Stolz at Parkway Hotel Chicago. Wedding spectacle included 25 relatives, five course supper, Grand Orchestra, and a four week Bermudas honeymoon before returning to North Main street Linton.

Helen Bach Linton Ben Bach Simon Werbner Rabbistolz Parkway Chicago Sylvia Bach Florence Bach Bess Brown Grand Orchestra of Bermudas North Main Street

Personalities on the Move in Local Society Pages

A parade of residents and visitors traveled for business, visits, and vacations. William Page and Walter Wills went to Indianapolis on business, while George Asbury of Sullivan and Lem Denny of Marco also visited the city. Various women traveled to Coalmont Jacksonville Columbus Bloomington and Terre Haute for visits, shopping, or conferences.

William Page Indianapolis Walter Wills George Asbury Sullivan Zella Puckett Coalmont Mary Mingle Garnet Nail Lew Warner Jasonville Lem Denny Marco John Fields Bloomfield Eunice Campbell A. J. Steele J. A. Cox Jackie Grace Kitts Columbus Ind Clara Corlett Lafayette Velma Corlett N. R. Chandler Washington Dageer Thomas Bailey Ralph Titus Sandborn Thelma Brown Neeva Jean Stockrahm Vicksburg Beulah Laffoon Franklin College Roxie Fitzpatrick Dugger Bicknell Harry Baker Leo Baker Detroit Sam Baxley Mildred Harbvett Pansy Hachinan Ruth Owens Mary Mitchell Dunn William Fiumphreys Nora McCann Charles Inman Esta Inman Harry Glynn J. F. Glynn Terre Haute

New Officers Elected by Ladies' Home Missionary Society

The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church met yesterday at Mrs. Job Anderson's home on Third Street Southeast. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Mrs. Sam D. Bryan, Vice President Mrs. Charles Bray, Recording Secretary Mrs. Job Anderson, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Will Davidson, and Treasurer Mrs. Robert Pierce.

Ladies’ Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Job Anderson Third Street Sam D. Bryan Charles Bray Will Davidson Robert Pierce

All Day Quilting at First Christian Ladies Aid

The Ladies' Aid society of the First Christian church held an all day meeting in the church basement. Morning quilting, a noon basket dinner, and an afternoon of more quilting followed a general business session.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Christian Church

Measles Confine Little Helen Small at Home

Sick with measles, Little Helen Small daughter of Mrs Minnie Small of First street northeast is confined to her home with measles.

Helen Small Minnie Small First Street

Miss Jean Laffoon Improves After Illness

Miss Jean Laffoon, previously ill at her home with lung fever, is now improving and getting better. The report notes her health is progressing toward recovery.

Jean Laffoon

Relief Corps Meeting Scheduled for Saturday Evening

The Relief corps will meet at the hall Saturday evening at 7 30. Every member please be present.

Relief Corps

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