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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
2
Rates shown for one year six months three months and one month by mail or in person. Obituaries cards of thanks and purely social notices are charged at set rates. Reading notices and per line insertions priced per column. Permanent contracts available on application. One cent per word for classified ads with a minimum insertion. Includes terms for subsequent insertions and notices.
Word has spread that the dimming rule and tail light law will be enforced with no increase in night police activity on highways. Drivers welcomed the plan, noting prior failures of others to dim when meeting oncoming vehicles and the hardship for law abiding motorists. The campaign aims to make dimming a legal requirement and a safety practice, stressing its two solid reasons for careful observance.
Fifty years ago New Haven installed the world’s first commercial telephone switchboard serving 21 subscribers. Today Connecticut has 18 telephones per 100 residents and telephony spans the nation. The piece notes blackberry year weather lore and경제 musing on statesmanship, youth, and famous figures.
Quapaw Council of Red Men No 148 holds a memorial service at their hall Sunday at 1 oclock. Attendees will march to Fairview for a ceremony with music and graves of deceased members will be decorated. All Red Men with ears are urged to attend the hall for the cemetery trip.
Ensign Ray Youngberg of Indianapolis will lead special meetings over the weekend with open air gatherings tonight at 7 and a youth demonstration at 7 30 including songs recitations dialogues and solos. Sunday activities include company and thuliness meetings morning open air and salvation meetings with life saving scouts and corps cadets classes. Open air meeting Friday in Switz City and a public meeting Thursday at 7 with all invited.
The Sunday school will present a Children Day program during the Sunday school hour under department heads supervision. The sermon topic is The Ministry of Children. An offering will be taken to liquidate the remaining debt of 30 dollars. The pastor and family plan a Wisconsin vacation, so no preaching on the last two Sundays of June. Visit sister denominations at church hour. Service class meets Wednesday at 2 oclock at Mrs Karl Swaby home. large attendance desired.
The church marks a 9 30 worship service and a morning message titled Home Religion. Bible study begins at 10 15. Senior and Intermediate Endeavor societies meet at 6 30. senior society to reorganize. Evening sermon at 7 30 titled Squaring our Emphasis by the Word of God. Midweek devotional led by Margaret Lavanne at 7 30 Wednesday. Woman's Missionary meeting Thursday 2 00 at Mrs Rogers home on East Vincennes Street. Roberts, pastor.
Larry Newgent prison worker will speak before the Men's class tomorrow. The orchestra performs at 9 15 a m Bible school starts at 9 80 a m Morning worship at 10 45 sermon Jesus in the Common Things of Life Special music by the choir Christian Endeavor meets 6 30 p m Miss Elizabeth McChristy leader Evening worship 7 30 Sermon David Chosen The Aid society meets Wednesday Choir rehearsal Thursday evening Public invited to all services W T Mullins minister
The Methodist Church announces morning worship on Sunday at 9:80 with Sunday school and orchestra at 9:15. The evening service at 7:30 features The Supremacy of Christ as the theme, with Epworth League at 6:30 and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 led by Pastor O B Haley.
Sunday school at 9:30 with classes for all. Morning worship at 10 30 with Rev T J Parsons editor of the Baptist Observer. Evening service at 7 30 with Rev Mr Parsons who will also preach. Special music featured at both services. Q A Cook pastor.
Classes meet at 9 30 worship and communion at 10 30 morning sermon titled The Trial of Jesus evening young peoples meeting at 6 30 all youths urged to attend regular preaching at 7 80 subject Peter Defends Himself Preyer
Weekly religious notices for Glenburn Mission list Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 7 30 invitation to worship Epworth League Monday 7 30 Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon prayer meeting Friday evening children's day program practice Monday 4 pm young people 7 30 each evening next week deaconess Nola D Yoder
The notice invites all to hear Larry Newgent the prison evangelist and his singing party at 10 30 tomorrow morning. Sunday school is at 9 30, preaching at 7 30, cottage prayer Tuesday evening and prayer meeting Thursday at the church. Clergy F Ik Clifford pastor.
Postage will drop to one cent for all postcards starting July 1 under a new rate reduction bill signed by President Coolidge. The rate for magazines and newspapers also falls on July 1. Postmaster Hart awaits official provisions as details are released.
Bee N 607 I O O F will hold a memorial service Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at their hall. Switz City orchestra will provide music. Rev Charles Frakes of the Christian church Switz City will deliver the address. Lodge members will march to the cemetery to decorate graves after the address.
Bris Rousch of H street northeast was injured on the job at a stripper plant north of town. He fell about twelve feet when a cable broke while he moved from the boom to the shovel. His right foot was severely injured and may be fractured. He is resting at home.
Dan Sahm of 889 Eighth Street northeast was taken to Freeman City Hospital this morning where an emergency operation was performed for acute appendicitis.
Edward Stoeckel learned this morning of his mother s death in Caryle Tl aged 83 She and the Stoeckel family had just visited two weeks ago and found her well The family left for Illinois today to attend Monday s funeral and Mrs Stoeckel leaves relatives and many friends in the community.
Four youths appeared before Mayor Bull in Jaybird Roost near Linton charged with stealing flowers from a city park home. Three named Cole and one Phillips were reprimanded, released, and warned to quit such acts or face harsher penalties.
Two federal officers from the prohibition enforcement department were in the city and surrounding area over the past two days. They made no arrests.
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