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Linton Daily Citizen
Porn. & Bryan, Publishers
Restoring the old race track signals new start for town
The piece notes that restoring the former fairground is a hopeful beginning for better business. It humorously laments slow progress to catch up with opportunity, questions Col Harvey about war motives, and observes a thriving corn crop with a wish for cooler weather and less corn.
Linton Residents Face Painless Dime and Quarter Extractions
There are many ways this week and during the coming weeks in which Linton people may be painless ly separated from their dimes and quarters. And they will be.
Baptismal Rites Unite Switz City Churches by River
The Methodist and Baptist churches of Switz City joined for baptisms yesterday near Elliston. A basket dinner followed with ample food. Many attendees from nearby towns gathered, including people from Linton. After a short service, about 62 persons were baptized.
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Methodist
Baptist
Switz City
Elliston
Linton
Hershey to go to school for future work
Sullivan Ind June 18 Dr C B Hershey former president of Union Christian college Merom will travel to Swansia Mass to pursue graduate work at Harvard College He recently completed research at University of Illinois and will serve as pastor of the Christian church in Swansia
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Sullivan
Ind
C. B. Hershey
Union Christian College
Merom
Swansia
Mass
Starvard College
Tie
University of Illinois
Christian Church
Judy Turnkints and Jud Tomkins Comment on Looting
Judy Turnkints and Jud Tomkins weigh in on looting, criticizing neighbors for being shortsighted about faults and virtues while urging calm and measured responses to recent unrest.
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Judy Turnkints
Jud Tomkins
Hard Even for the Wise and a Hard Tipe Hinging
A witty note on money and mistakes noting that even the prudent face losses as clever scams and risky bets test wealth and judgment amid shifting values and tight finances.
Citizen Phones For Society Club and Personal Othes
Society club and personal calls prioritized in citizen phone line listing. Contact details indicate community notices and personal outreach for social events and engagements.
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Emma Pierce
Columbus Richards Surprise Birthday Gathering in Vicksburg
Old time resident Columbus Richards turned 74 as about 100 friends and relatives gathered in a grove south of Vicksburg for a noon dinner and sharing of old times. The event featured a warm reception for Richards and a social return home.
Local residents travel to nearby towns on various errands
Mrs Tully Payne went to Bloomfield. Miss Marie Myers spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Miss Hazel Headley visited Terre Haute. Rosa Mullins went to Jasonville on business. Mrs Henry Green of Dugger shopped in town. Francis Haseman went to Detroit Ill on business. Stella Dove visited Dugger. Mary Legrand of Bicknell guests of Emma Queen. Bess Barry went to Bloomington on business. James Pascoe of Bicknell visited relatives here. Charles Taylor went to Bloomfield for the day. Geneva Harris visited Lewis to see Artie Harris. Mrs Beatrice Johnson and Mrs Effie Bechtel went to Vicksburg. Anna Arthur went to Indianapolis to visit sister Grace Watkins. Pat Mooney and Hannah Mooney of Dugger shopped here. Ziba Fitzpatrick spent Sunday with the Fitzpatrick-Osborne family. William Shepherds spent Sunday in Bloomfield. W E Dillard and sons guests of Talbott family. Mary Ezra returned home to Clay City after visiting Goldie Hensley. Michael Hussey and daughter Alice went to Greencastle.
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T. I. Springer
Terre Haute
Charles Stockenburger
Maggie Bryant
Mamie Denman
Vicksburg
Isaac Moore
Bicknell
Clay Moss
Cletus Gill
Universal
Alex McPhail
Arthur Wright
Sullivan
Minnie Allen
Josephine
Lex Sherwood
John Smith
Frank Wright
Herbert Forbes
Oscar Carter
Bloomfield
Nancy McBride
Christina Wilson
W. C. Canary
John Ledgerwood
Winnie
Pearl Humphreys
Rose Arnett
E. G. Patterson
Odon
Viola Laughead
Millard Ingalls
Grace Watkins
Indianapolis
Jake Arthur
Joseph Jarvis
Richard
Floyd McCullough
Petersburg
John Smurdon
Greencastle
Depauw University
Rowena Colbert
Catherine Morgan
Lizzie Bone
West Linton
W. O. Nution
Hazel
Lora Burris
Marvella
Goward
Andrew Ballentutn
Certer Point
Fir
A. G. Talbott
Maggie Hattery
Margaret
Collins
Peter Drawand
Iowa
Tully Payne
Marie Myers
Hazel Headley
Rosa Mullins
Jasonville
Henry Green
Dugger
Francis Haseman
Detroit
Ill
Stella Dove
Femn Sisson
Mary Legrand
Emma Queen
Bess Barry
Bloomington
James Pascoe
Charles Taylor
Geneva Harris
Lewis
Artie Harris
Beatrice Johnson
Effie Bechtel
Anna Arthur
Pat Mooney
Hannah Mooney
Ziba Fitzpatrick
Owen Fitzpatrick
William Shepherd
W. E. Dillard
Scout Service Meeting for Epworth League Convention
All Boy Scouts are asked to serve during the Epworth League convention. Meet tonight at 6 o clock at the M E church to volunteer and assist with convention activities.
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Epworth League
M. E
Birthday Dinner for William B Batchelor
Mr and Mrs Charles Hindman hosted a birthday dinner at their 209 Sixth Street home to celebrate William B Batchelor turning fifty three. Guests included Steve Batchelor and son Ernst Anna Southrland of Washington Lewis E Good and son Bobbie Lew John Kling and children Margaret and Stanley Mary J Bostic and daughter Ruth Mae of Indianapolis and E L Crecelius. Attendees wished him many more happy birthdays and the afternoon featured music and sociable merriment.
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Charles Hindman
Sixth Street
William B. Batchelor
Steve Batchelor
Ernst
Anna Southrland
Miner Paul Phillips Dies at 36 After Gas Mine Accident
Paul Phillips aged thirty six, a Linton miner and U M W of A member, died at 11 Sunday morning at his mother's home 171 Second Street SW. He leaves three children, six siblings, and his mother. He was injured in a 1918 gas explosion near Farmersburg and had been unable to work since the accident. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Paul Phillips
Linton
Margaret Phillips
Second Street
Phillips
Harry Welch
Mr Phillips
Lawrence
Geneva
Leslie
Agg
Oscar
Shiburn
Arthur
John
Thomas
Lester, Colo
Harry Dixon
Terre Hauts
Ira Morris
Indianapolis
Farmersburg
Stout
Give Him a Fair Chance Start Your Baby Out Right
An early 20th century welfare tone urges starting a child’s body development young. It argues physical health is vital, often more important than intellect, noting that sickness can hinder enjoying life despite success.
Local inspector loses control. car hits Buck Creek bridge
Jacob Hahn, a car inspector for Illinois Central, damaged his vehicle when he momentarily lost control and struck the Buck Creek bridge abutment east of the city. No injuries were reported. The accident happened Sunday.
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Jacob Hahn
Illinois Central Company
Buck Creek Bridge
Methodist class business meeting at Mildred Humphreys home
The G. G. Class of the Methodist church will hold a business meeting and party at Mildred Humphreys 889 A street Northeast this evening at 7 o clock. All members urged to attend. Mrs. Russell, Teacher.
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Methodist Church
Mildred Humphreys
Depauw Graduates Feature Ruth Hossey and Earl Sourwine
Miss Ruth Hossey daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Hossey and Earl Sourwine son of Mrs John Smurdon graduate this year from Depauw university. Commencement exercises will be held tomorrow morning.
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Ruth Hossey
Michael Hossey
Depauw University
Earl Sourwine
John Smurdon
Basket Dinner and Baptism at Bloomfield Church
Rev. Harvey Rice of Bloomfield Apostolic Church announces a basket dinner and baptism at the church next Sunday. A general invitation is extended to the public.
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Harvey Rice
Bloomfield Apostolic Church
Woman's Relief Corps and War Mothers Meet at Sherwood Home
The Woman's Relief Corps and the War Mothers plan a 7:15 Tuesday meeting at Mrs. M D Sherwood's house and will attend church fay cay services at the Ets' home in a body.
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Woman's Relief Corps
War Mothers
M.D. Sherwood
Fay Cay
Ets
Harrises welcome daughter Margaret June at home
Mr and Mrs Carl Harris of 120 Wivat Avenue Southeast announce the birth of a daughter last night. Mother and baby Margaret June are getting along fine.
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Carl Harris
Babe
Margaret
Hospital Report Today
Mrs. Hattie Hattabaugh was taken to the city hospital yesterday. Mrs. Campbell of Bowling Green Kentucky will be operated upon the latter part of the week.
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Hattie Hattabaugh
Campbell
Bowling Green
Fortnightly Club Called Meeting Tonight
A Fortnightly Club called meeting is scheduled at seven o'clock this evening at the public library. All members are urged to attend.
New Salesman Hired by New Home Furnishing Co
Olaf Naugile of Bloomfield has accepted a position with the New Home Furnishing Company of this city and started work today.
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Olaf Naugile
Bloomfield
New Home Furnishing Company
LINTON ON MAP WITH Rosery's New Wreath Line
Earl T. Aikin returned home from LaSalle and Chicago with a display of The Rosery undertakers wreaths and door crepes. The Rosery launches a new line billed from Linton Indiana promising midwest recognition and broader shipping.
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Earl T. Aikin
LaSalle
Chicago
Ill
Rosery
Linton
Middle West
Indiana
Illinois Undertakers’ Association
Children’s Day program praised by ministers and families
The report thanks the committee and all the children who helped on Children’s Day. The soloists Rosemary Humphreys and Taylor Shaw are highlighted for their fine performances as children. Parents and grandparents are urged to take pride in the event and the participants.
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Rosemary Humphreys
Taylor Shaw
William F. Russell
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
Mrs Laura Richmond and Children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of their husband and father. Grateful for support from Salvation Army Order of Eagles Methodist chair Rev Wm Russell and M J Aikin and Son.
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Salvation Army
Order of Eagles
Wm. Russell
M. J. Aikin
Shiners to play Braves at Houseman Park Thursday 1 30
The Shiners lineup to face the Braves lists Brown center field Wright left field McPhail short McDonald catcher Myers pitcher second base Hudson first base Tanner third base Priest right field Moss second base pitcher. Spectators urged to attend a real game.
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Shiners
Braves
Houseman
Trairsday
Brown
Wright
McPhail
McDonald
Myers
Hudson
Tanner
Priest
Moss
Legion Notice Holds Meeting at Gates Tire Company
The Frank Courtney Post of the American Legion will meet at Gates Tire company at 7 15 Tuesday evening and attend the Elks flag day service in a body. All service men are invited to attend.
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Frank Courtney
American Legion
Gates Tire Company
Elks
Masonic Lodge to Confer Third Degree Tonight
Linton Lodge No. 560 F, A, M. plans a called meeting this evening. Two candidates will receive the third degree in a formal lodge ceremony.
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Linton Lodge No
Gentle Chiropractic for Babies and Young Children
Describes how children's delicate bodies are prone to strain and nerve impairment causing many juvenile complaints. Claims chiropractic can treat issues from croup and colic to curvature of the spine and infantile paralysis with gentle, drug-free, hands-on methods.
Anderson Woman Almost Gave Up
Mrs. Nettie Manis of Anderson Indiana credits Tanac for restoring her health after fourteen years of stomach pain cramps dizziness and weakness She reports heavy weight gain fuller appetite and renewed energy ending years of suffering and thanking Yaulae for relief
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Taniac
Nettie Manis
Lovett Building
Anderson
Ind
Yaulae
Dog Attack Near Payne Home Injures Child
A small child named Payne was bitten by a vicious dog owned by Herman Gorman near the Payne home in the northwest part of the city Sunday at about 10 o clock. The child sustained only a slight flesh wound. Chief Pinkston tied the dog until Mr. Gorman returns from a fishing trip for decision on the dog's fate.
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Payne
Birne
Herman Gorman
Pinkston
Gorman
Royal Arch Masons Convene Lin ton Chapter for Degree Work
Lin ton Chapter No. 132 R A M schedules a convention at 4330 o clock on June 14 to perform Mark Masters degree work.
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Linton
Mark Masters
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