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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
The U B church youth classes led by Mrs Roush and Mr Roush enjoyed a Buck Creek picnic last evening. About 30 attendees traveled by car to the grounds for games around a fire, ghost stories, marshmallows, and ice cream run. They forgot their ages and relived childhood antics before returning home in high spirits.
George Norris went to Bloomfield this morning on business. Miss Thelma Cullens went to Terre Haute yesterday to visit relatives and friends. Miss Lois Jeffries went to Riverto this morning, where she will remain all summer. Miss Anna Inman went to Indianapolis this morning, where she will be employed. Mrs. French McKee of Jasonville returned home this morning. Several others, including Miss Goldie Stewart, Miss Myrtle Inman, and Mrs. Mary Moss, left for visits or returned home after trips. Many locals were seen in the city on business or en route to planned stops across Indiana.
Miss Helen Stewart travels to Bloomington to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Ledgerwood and family who formerly lived there. Mrs. Boruff with her niece Miss Virginia Boruff and Chester Moss return home to Owensburg after visiting a city mother. Mr. Moss has just come back to Linton from South Dakota.
The Bloomfield News editor W B Maddock and Victoria Holmes wed on Decoration Day in Bloomfield, with Rev. A T Cox officiating. The couple are reported honeymooning in the East, prompting playful chiding about press leaks.
Elmer E. Yeomans, a former Lin ton boy now at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, started a long voyage today. His ship will visit Denmark Scotland Norway Spain Portugal and many other countries. He is in good health and enjoying life at the academy.
The young married members of the U B Sunday school will hold a social at the church on Friday evening at seven o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
Notice to all juniors of the Christian Sunday school to report to the church at 3 30 o clock Saturday afternoon to join the junior choir.
A fragment notes that Scotland joined the Scots in early history, claiming the year SO of the Christian era as the starting point of it becoming part of broader historic governance. The passage is fragmentary regarding the exact events or entities involved.
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