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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
Local items mention France paying debatable rates, bootlegging talk, June's poetical return to Indiana, and Linton’s Fourth of July preparations. Drought dominates, with cool mornings and dry nights, white river at a low ebb, and Sullivan paving dances amid rising assessments.
The Fancywork circle held its last regular meeting of the season at Mrs. Harry Westfall's home. A strong club turnout answered roll call and plans were made for a picnic at the city park on June 23. The circle will resume social meetings after the summer with refreshments provided by the hostess.
Mrs Orville Coleman hosted the Elite society on North Main Street with a club meeting yesterday. Officers elected include President Mrs Almon Liston Vice President Mrs John Suttle Secretary Mrs Joe Curry and Treasurer Mrs Raleigh Roach. A social hour followed with piano selections by the hostess. Members present were Mrs Almon Liston Mrs Jacob Fritz Mrs Ray Reed Mrs Roy Cook Mr Clarence Wilkey Mr John Suttle Mr Joe Curry Mr Charles Wolford Mr Earl Spensler Mr Earl Aikin and the host.
Mr and Mrs Willis Massey hosted a summer party for numerous young guests at their northeast I Street residence last evening. Guests enjoyed lawn and indoor games and music with dainty refreshments served.
Taxpayers and residents urge the common council to begin preliminary planning for the water situation. They warn a crisis is inevitable and insist on prompt, decisive steps to prevent future damage.
Police arrested Joseph Prusso after the recovery of $100,000 worth of stolen merchandise found at John Sovetsky's store and private garage. Authorities continued tracing owners of loot identified as stolen from Crawfords ville and Indianapolis, including cigarettes stolen in Terre Haute.
Tomorrow at 3 pm St Peter's School will stage its annual show at the Grand Opera house. Girls wear flower and fairy costumes in On Mid-Summers Day while boys perform A Peaceful Assault as city workers and firemen.
Indianapolis shows ongoing construction growth with new building permits totaling $230000 on top of the city’s already reported $8,000,000 boom. The June 11 dispatch notes continued expansion across multiple projects.
The Service class of the Saron Reformed church was entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Short’s West Linton home. Contests enlivened the social hour and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Jacob Hahn teaches the class.
Tonight the Pythian Sisters lodge welcomes district deputy Armanda Alvis of Orleans as guest. Members are urged to attend and give the visiting deputy a royal welcome.
The Truth Seekers class of the United Brethren church will meet Friday at 7 PM at the church. Mrs Flossie Correll is the class teacher.
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