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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
2
Rates for notices obituaries cards of thanks and social announcements. Reading notices and listings show per item charges and period rates including six months one year and monthly options.
The piece argues newspapers are ideal advertising media due to wide daily readership of over 29 million in 2000+ English language papers. It notes ad placement creates immediate buying impulse, praises The Citizen, laments distribution issues during Mississippi floods and North Carolina ruin, and mentions Lindbergh and a Toronto liquor law arrest as varied references to current events and public interest.
Mrs. Orley Mills and daughter of Switz City entertained friends Saturday night for the 44th birth anniversary of Mr. Mills. Music and dances followed by refreshments of strawberries cake and ice cream were served. Attendees included numerous couples from Switz City Terre Haute Cass Midland Linton and nearby areas.
Miss Helen Stewart hosts Miss Elsie Davis from Bickrell for the week. Mrs Wakeley and daughter Cassie visit Dugger friends. Grant Heston of Worthington visits son Clarence. Jessie and Margaret Conway and Mary Hughes of Dugger shop in town. Mrs H Shepherd travels from Toronto to visit son Robert Shepherd. Barah Thomas and Clarence Thomas and daughter June guests at Dugger. Samuel Drennen returns from Indianapolis and Montpelier trip. Hazel Alkire and Ethel Swing back from Harrisburg for high school commencement. Ab Talbot leaves for Portland Oregon with trip prospects. Lin ton friends wish the couple well on their western move. Jesse Billman and son Paul visit William Jackson in Dugger before business in Hanzeldell. W L Tatlock and daughter from Lebanon visit. he is former Linton principal. George Bailey and family leave for two week motor trip to Ohio and Pennsylvania to see Bailey’s mother. Mrs Charles J Hagemann and son Wilford of Mt Vernon spend weekend with Rev and Mrs C A McCullough. Gronemeier returns to Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Charles K Page and Mr and Mrs James Shattuck attend annual Shattuck reunion at Brazil. marks family ties to B F Shattuck. Mr and Mrs James McGummings from Grecene-Sullivan line return from Bloomington. daughter Anaple Cummings graduates from Robert Long hospital nursing program. Anaple to spend two weeks with parents before returning to Indianapolis.
The Truth Seekers Class of the J. B. church will meet at Mrs Ethel Miller’s home Friday afternoon at two o’clock. Members are invited to attend as the group discusses their studies and plans for forthcoming activities.
Girls Scouts of Troop No 1 will meet in the U B church basement Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Service class of the Reformed church meets with Mrs Willidré Kramer Jr at 2. Unity Lodge No 637 I C C F gathers at 730 with degree wells to be exemplified. Mrs Rex Hoffeditz hosts the L A L Club. The Clarion Club is entertained by Mrs Andy Stewart. The Hiawatha Club meets at the Red Men hall with Mrs Dick Shouse hostess. The L A W Club meets at 2 with Mrs Earl Corbin. Friday the Emanon Club meets with Mrs Charles Taylor. The W W Club meets with hostess Mrs Ward Letsinger.
A Girls Guild gathering at the Saron Reformed church met last night at Mrs. William Fritz’s home. Guild sponsor Mrs. Maurice Doidge led an educational lesson, followed by a business session and social hour with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Doidge and several named members.
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