Linton Chautauqua Association Forms at Library
Local residents organize the Linton Chautauqua Association led by Jos. H. Haseman as president Walton F. Stover secretary and Joe E. Beasley treasurer The August event aims to educate and entertain with children's programming in the mornings and religious and educational pursuits throughout the week Citizens are urged to pledge tickets and join at the next library meeting Monday June 19 at 7 30 p m
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Linton Chautauqua Association
Jos. H. Haseman
Walton F. Stover
Joe E. Beasley
Chautauqua
Linton
Children’s Department
Eagle on His Native Heath
A dramatic scene of an eagle soaring over heather then diving to seize a mountain hare. The bird wheels and climbs with strong wing strokes toward its waiting family at the eyrie, demonstrating hunting and nest-living behavior.
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Eyrie
Have Settled Plan for Work
A reflection on the need for a settled plan to avoid perpetual confusion. The text argues that busy activity without clear scheduling yields no real results, recommending specific time blocks for work, study, and healthy relaxation as set by sir H. Woodman Burbridge.
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H. Woodman Burbridge
Tramp Threat Targets Elsie in Rural Drama
In Springville, Elsie Walters Leeson faces a coercive past as Cy Hemming pressures her to abandon her husband John Leeson. Hemming schemes to abduct her, warning he can ruin Leeson’s life unless she runs away with him. A river accident distracts the moment, heightening her peril.
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Elsie
Elsie Walters
Leeson
John Leeson
Springville
Cy Hemming
Hemming
John
John Woolman and the Power of Love in Hearts
The passage notes How Woolman believed love could reach each heart beyond social barriers and pride. It claims his testimony softened hard hearts and overcame avarice and the urge for power wherever he preached.
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John Woolman
Wohittier
Daily Thought Browning Quote
A reflective line notes that true exaltation comes from the intention behind actions rather than the actions themselves. It quotes Browning on moral will and character.
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Ian
Coopers
Wilson Bros
Chalmers Country Club
Rhodenbeck Bros
Doriety
LaMode Store
Mrs
Cecile Woodward
Pope
Chiropractors
West Main Street
Jasonville
Ind
Rickenbacker
Eddie Rickenbacker
A. L. Miller
Greene County
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Linton Chautauqua Association Meeting
Library—Entertainments
Uel
Browning
Lee
Res
Ial
N. Main Sty
Linton Imd
Linton Phone
W. J. Hamilton
Kellogg’s
Libmens
Buick
W. Kk. Rene
Resiuitie
Kellogg’s Keumeles
Mickie
Yaaaws
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