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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
6
The St. Peter's School annual entertainment at the Grand Opera House Sunday at 2 30 features opening chorus a flag song a play The Gell in the orest a Mother Goose Toy Symphony a Garland Drill tableaux of the Virgins and school orchestra numbers Tickets cost 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children and are sold by the school children.
The Clarion Club met at Mrs. Andrew Stewart's home as dues were paid and financial reports given. Plans were made for the annual fish fry on July 11. Birthday gifts, a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Charles Robinson, and a contest winner were noted amid refreshments to many members. The group will convene June 24 with Mrs. Curtis MecAtee.
The Busy Bee class of the M E Sunday School led by Miss Mary Lee Cardwell held a party in the church social room last evening. Fifteen class members attended with games contests and refreshments served at Pennington's confectionery.
The district convention of Pythian Sisters is held today in Bloomington. Attending from Linton and Jasonville include Mesdames Kleim Christy Elson Jasonville John Bennie Elsie Bain Roll Hannum Minnie Bennie Fred Jerauld Rolf Hageman and Minnie Seidle.
Mrs. Otho Bunch underwent a tonsil and adenoid operation at the office of Dr. Craft yesterday morning. The procedure was performed by Drs. Craft, Edwood, and Thayer. Her condition is reported as very good.
The Womens Relief Corps will convene in regular session on Saturday at 7 30 PM.
Miss Martha Mass of Sullivan was visiting friends yesterday. Miss Madeliie McClung of Indianapolis is here due to her grandmother Mrs. KE Hindman’s serious illness. Miss Geneva Sweeney returned to Indianapolis after visiting her cousin Mrs. Roy Jarman. Carl Grerindoll of Spencer returned home after a week with his uncle James Haton of South Linton. Mrs. Ray Haig and daughter Doris Jeanette, visiting Mrs. George Haig, returned to Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Hanger left for Cleveland to visit Mrs. Hanger’s sister Mrs. Robert Landrum. Miss Ruby Dyer of Worthington left for Bloomington for Indiana University summer session. Rev. E. C. Juberg went to Decatur to visit former pastor A. R. Fledderjohan, who was injured in a train wreck near Decatur Wednesday.
An examination for babies and children up to school age will be held at the library Saturday at 9 AM, conducted by Dr Arthur, a nurse, and doctors from the State Board of Health and Fleetwood Craft. The service is free and open to mothers with young children. At 2 PM a motion picture titled The Gift of Life Well Born will be shown in the library auditorium.
The Missionary Society of Saron Reformed Church will hold a market Saturday in the Heitman Building. Chicken noodles cakes pies and other items will be sold.
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will hold a bake sale Saturday morning in the Terhune Building on West A Street. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach with assorted cakes cookies and pies available.
The Hiawatha Club met at Red Men Hall for an all day session. Vice president Mrs. Blanch Tubby led the afternoon business meeting and the club postponed the June 13 picnic with further notice to come. Members present included Mary Hussey Stella Raney Mary Kinney Minnie Bennie Mary Ellen Haffley and Blanch Tubby with guests Mrs Sinnlen Foote and daughter.
The church invites attendance at Sunday School Sunday with a sermon on Joseph's Fidelity based on Genesis 39. Public worship at 10:30 led by Pastor Elmer C. Jaber. Christian Endeavor at 7. Boy Scouts Monday. Choir Wednesday. Ladies' Aid Thursday all day. All welcome.
The King's Heralds of the M. J. Church will serve ice cream and cake in the church basement this Saturday evening from 5 to 9 o'clock. Cake and cream will cost 15 cents.
Rome Quality De Luxe bed springs advertised as the sole genuine Rome De Luxe with full stock in all sizes for wood or metal beds. The copy touts spinal alignment relief and refreshed nerves, claiming fatigue-poison elimination and luxurious comfort.
The Greene County Conference Club meeting at Bloomfield is not held as scheduled. An announcement on the next meeting time will be made later.
The Camp Fire girls of Glenburn Mission will serve lunch Saturday from 4 to 6 PM in the Terhure Building on North Mah Street. Price 25 cents. Altle
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