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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
2
A red typed note describes parallel issues in other cars with similar components, indicating a recurring concern. The article implies workmanship variability across models and cautions readers about reliability without detailing specific makes or dates.
Instructional pamphlet excerpt urges ceaseless prayer through mental discipline. It outlines turning to heaven, denying earthly anger, affirming divine peace, and contemplating God’s love as a path to enduring contemplation. The note invites readers to request the Life Understood pamphlet by mail from Terre Haute Indiana.
Washington Indiana merchants adopt the community sale plan used in Linton. Ninety five merchants have signed up to hold monthly sales with each merchant offering two specials under the same format as the Linton model. The town presses forward with a joint advertising and discount effort.
Residents of West Linton with help from local business people have laid sidewalks almost the entire length to the city line. Property owners donated labor and funds while the Greater Linton club sought railroad help, but Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway declined citing depressed business and low revenue.
Mrs Cal Gregory entertained the Chum circle and husbands at her East Vincennes Street residence with social time and dainty refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Axton Mr and Mrs Vilas Trinkle Mr and Mrs Herbert Forbes Mr and Mrs Arthur Pickle Mr and Mrs Troy Haim Mr and Mrs Homer McBride Mr and Mrs Haldon Beasley and guests James Axton Mrs Gorda Miler Vincennes Mr and Mrs Lawrence Scherer and the host and hostess Cal Gregory. The next meeting will be at Mrs Troy Ham on North Main Street in two weeks.
Infant Michler, only child of Mr and Mrs Roy Michler, died yesterday at their home west of Linton near the county line. Funeral services were held this morning at the home and the body was buried in Morris Chapel cemetery. Harry Welch went to Terre Haute to arrange funeral details for Mrs Lula Nora Andrick, a distant relative, with services planned Friday at the home of her sister Mrs Susie Hackett in Terre Haute.
Hon A M Beasley a prominent Linton attorney visited Wednesday to witness his son’s graduation from Indiana University where he majored in economics and ranked high in scholarship. The son received a cadet promotion to captain in the ROTC unit.
A local window shopping guide catalogs numerous stores and their offerings from fashion to household goods. Notable entries include Ben Bach wash suits for children, Cushing’s linen dresses, Columbia Music Store deals on rolls and talking machines, and Paul Fry Sales offering Genuine Ford parts.
The senior class of 1923 at Linton High School will meet at the public library this evening at clock. All members are urged to attend. Abner Taylor, President.
The Truth Seekers class of the U B church will meet in the church basement Friday at 2 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
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