Delphian Club Elects New Officers Ends Year Meetings
The Delphian club met at the library in regular session with strong turnout. Officers elected for the new year are President Mrs Bruce Fleetwood Vice President Mrs George Porter Secretary Treasurer Mrs Pearl Monser and Advisory Board Chair Mrs Stella Gilbreath.
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Delphian Club
Bruce Fleetwood
George Porter
Pearl Monser
Stella Gilbreath
Porter
Paola
Francesca
H. E. Westfall
Jacob Fritz
Mahlon Gilbreath
W. H. Craft
Charles Page
Vivian Humphreys
Susan Morgan
Personal travel notes fill town with greetings and departures
A parade of residents and visitors travels between Linton and nearby towns. Miss Anna Ivy visits Clinton. Miss Sylvia Dickey heads to Jasonville. many others go to Terre Haute Bloomington Sullivan and Vincennes for visits business or study.
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Anna Ivy
Clinton
Sylvia Dickey
Jasonville
Everett Krnstler
Terre Haute
Ethel Pinkston
Lula May
Bloomington
Walter Wills
George Benham
J. M. Abrams
Dugger
Rev. Corts
Star City
Elizabeth Murphy
Solsberry
W. J. Hamilton
Terre Haue
Gertrude Bone
Sullivan
Lane
Minois
Caty
Mary Watson
Madison
Bertha Ward
Emeline
Rebber
Beulah Browning
Bedford
Coatesville
Mildred Bennett
Alice Brown
Robert Riggs
Marjory
Charles Harts
Harry Bargas
Harry Dale
Harry
Ocadas
Ohio
Ethel Lloyd
Dorothy Margaret
Isaac Dickerson
Harold Johnson
Winona
David Small
M. D. Shirey
Bankers’ Life Co
Harold Kauple
Berta Dean Wylie
Chicago
Vincennes
Lieut. Miller
Salvation Army
Anderson
Clara Smith
Bell Telephone Exchange
William Johnson
Eva Louise
E.“J. Jones
Paul
Charley Templeton
Richard
Harry Ferry
Bruce Lacky
Palestine
Myrtle Malicoat
Glen Ashcraft
State Normal
Fern Bredeweg
Grant Bredeweg
Mary Couffle
C. O. Pike
Detroit
Herbert Tincher
Harry Jack
Pope
Nina Roush
Indianapolis
Parisbound art treasures test a modest wall
A casual speaker jokes about art from Paris while a wealthy man explains he has no room to display it, even if he bought more treasures for his home.
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Jeu Desywit
Paris
One's faults and habits are one's children says writer
The Boston Transcript quotes a writer noting that human flaws become familiar like children and that people often rate their own faults more leniently than others.
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Jusso
Boston Transcript
Endless Stream Vanity as River of Life
A reflective line mirrors Pope’s view of human life as a flowing river that endlessly passes away yet keeps moving forward, emphasizing the transient nature and continual renewal of existence.
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Pope
Seattle Port Boasts Two Of World’s Largest Pliers
The Port of Seattle touts procurement of two enormous pliers claimed to rank among the largest in the world. Local officials highlight the tools as symbols of industrial capacity and maritime readiness.
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Seattle
Port of
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Tire Sale
Goodyear
Auburn
Durant and
Star Cars
Durant
Germ Sales & Service
Newberry Beach
Newberry
Hoosier Harmony Hounds
Cushing
Kool
Indiana
North Main
Park
South Main Street
Reom
SILK
Heare
Burlington Hosiery
India
D. R. Scott & CO
Linton
Miss. Garnet Nail
Margaret Suthard
Opal
Dickerson
William Suthard
Mabel
Lula Suthard
Nokomos
Orval Julian
Colorado
Rebecca White
Owensburg
Joel White
Marie Starris
William Wright
Spencer
Irvin Whitiow
Frances Roach
New Union Lumber Co
Maxwell & Persons
City Transfer CO
Jouuur and
Dixo
Hannum Bros
Mary Scott
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