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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
Advertisement rates listed per column inch at 35 cents with subsequent insertions at 26 cents. Permanent contracts available on application. Heading notices charged by line at 10 cents. Obituaries and non social announcements priced at standard line rates. Classified ads at one cent per word with a 26 cent minimum.
Mrs Fred Wright hosted the Fortnightly Club gathering after the business session with a plated luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames Seph Inman Homer Fordyce Frank Duncan Phyllis Hebb Quincy Mitchell Andy Humphreys Walter Wills John Cravens and guest Mrs John Eddy. Next meeting is planned with Mrs Walter Wills.
Unclaimed mail includes Oscar Whittaker Lewis Timons Joe Roller Mrs Hazel Bauer Mrs Mary Robison Eugenie McGuire Rethie Belcher. Please mention advertised when calling. All advertised letters due one cent. Homer Hart Postmaster.
An appreciation of uninterrupted service from a battery highlights the link between reliability and cost efficiency per month and per mile. The note emphasizes practical needs and economic factors in choosing dependable power for ongoing use.
The Linton Grays and the Midland Grays meet at Haseman park tomorrow at 2 30 pm with no admission fee. Both teams are described as evenly matched and a close contest is anticipated.
Telephone notices state bills are payable between the first and tenth of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the fifteenth. 917
Mrs Herbert Lane of Larwill Indiana describes four years of fatigue nervousness dizziness and right side pains. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and renewed energy while managing a farm and caring for three children. The notice urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
Guy W Dixon and Donald Reid Dixon as executors of Nathan G Dixon deceased have filed their final account in Greene circuit court Bloomfield Indiana May term 1922. The 1st day of July 1922 is set for examination and action when heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Meredith G Messick seals the record with Allen G Pate attorney on file.
Mrs Earl T Aikin entertained guests Thursday evening for her husband Earl Aikin s thirty first birthday surprise. A six o clock dinner featured cut flowers and candles then music games and contests followed Miss Ruth Wessel won the contest prize Those present included May Doidge Ruth Wessel Beatrice Durham Mrs William Coleman Max Corbin Harold Kauble Raleigh Kersey and the hostess Mrs Earl Aikin
The Rose Bud Circle met with Mrs. Dick Love as most members attended. An apron shower honored Mrs. Bennie and Mrs. Young for their birthdays. Plans were made to visit Mrs. Robert Templeton in Sullivan on June 14 for a picnic in Sullivan Park. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lee McClung in two weeks.
Last night the F U N Club gathered at Miss Helen Spice's Tenth Street Southeast home. Members sang danced and enjoyed a luncheon at table before a social chat. Miss Marie Gwinn played the club song and praise was given to the hostess. The group plans a two week meeting with Miss Flo Poe.
A string of short notices lists Bert Phillips in Indianapolis on business, Mrs. Arthur Moss en route to Bloomfield, May Speece heading to Detroit for work, and multiple local residents visiting relatives in Sullivan, Palestine, Bloomington, Indianapolis, and Shelbyville. Several women, including Mrs. Dorothy Collins and Mrs. George Allen, attend Bible student meetings in Dugger, while others travel or visit family in Terre Haute, Hammond, Henrietta, and nearby locales.
John Bainbridge a young realty salesman hustles to meet a busy day chasing a commission. He pursues a sale to a wealthy commercial artist with Mary O'Brien along for the ride. Her cheerful company stirs his spirits, and the pair tour the town while Bainbridge pitches prospects.
John Bainbridge surprises Mary with talk of selling assets to cover a bargain as they drive home after lunch. He mentions half the money for the buyer while Mary remains cautious and focused on their future, noting their furniture costs and a nearby room renovation. He hints at Eloise and Anna in thought.
Melanchthon recounts a mysterious visitor who warned his ally Simon Gryneaus of impending danger from king’s agents. Gryneaus fled and vanished, leading friends to believe a divine messenger intervened to spare him from arrest during the 1529 Spires crisis.
Johannes Daniel Falk of Weimar founded Germanys first care and education institute for neglected and orphaned children. In 1813 he organized the Society of Friends in Need and started the rugged school later becoming Falksche Institute after the state took it over in 1829.
The Linton Giants list games at Odon tomorrow and at Bloomfield next Sunday. They travel to Bloomington on Sunday, June 25, host Loogootee on July 2, and play Odon at home on July 4.
Live Wire Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school will hear Elmer Sheffield Wood deliver an address at 3 30 Sunday morning. All members and young people are welcome to attend.
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