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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
8
Mrs Willard Goodson entertained the Clarion club and guests in regular session at her home yesterday afternoon. Fourteen members attended as Mrs Thomas Hollowell opened the meeting and the roll was called by Mrs James Clayton.
A delightful ice cream party was held at Mrs. Alex Sims home in Atlas Tuesday evening to celebrate her 54th birthday. Guests included Wr. and Mrs. Huber Butler and sons Hoe and Everett Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trewlett and daughter Katherine, Mr. and Mrs. Variie Sims Wes Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bedwell, Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper and Erma Maxine Eldorado Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sims.
The intermediate boys class taught by J. B. Winters will entertain the intermediate girls class taught by Mrs. David Shields this evening. All members meet at the church at 7 o'clock and walk to the Winters home where the boys plan to host a lively evening for the girls.
Dave Scott of Linton Indiana has built a nationwide hospitality reputation since arriving in Cleveland Tennessee. At the Cleveland convention, Tennessee women voters called him the handsomest man among the crowd, acknowledged by the Indianapolis Star.
An instructor announces Wednesday morning saxophone clarinet cornet trombone violin mandolin banjo guitar ukulele lessons starting May 14 at Wright theatre. With many years of teaching experience the public is invited to enroll. Those seeking lessons may leave name and address at Columbia Music Store or call at the theatre on Wednesdays.
The fourteenth annual meet of the Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association will be held in Morgantown during the week beginning October 13. Morgantown offers $450 in premiums and aims to provide visitors a great time that week. Last year’s gathering at Odon drew visitors from across the state and nearby states who called it the greatest meeting in the association’s history.
Noble Hayes of Dugger was arrested for juicing a pool room in Sullivan county and sent back to the Indiana state reformatory. He had been held at the Sullivan county jail after his apprehension and confession of the pool room robbery. Hayes was a paroled prisoner from the reformatory when he committed the last offense.
The article extols peas as nourishing and flexible, often substituting meat when prepared well. It presents a recipe for peas and peanut salad using cooked green peas, chopped peanuts, minced olives, onion, and mayonnaise, seasoned with salt and cayenne, served on lettuce.
Circuit Clerk David Bland issued licenses for Maree Tatees of Monroe County and Ve Dyer, Se Merrett, Ladsen, and Lillie Nash of Castiat Ind, plus Prank Martin of Bedford and Harriet Go Dasidgen of Lyons. The Davidson daughter married Dr. Martin at her parents home in Lyon after Indiana University graduation.
Mr and Mrs David Shields entertained guests at their Atlas area home with an old fashioned ice cream making party last evening. Guests included Mrs Ray Winters and family, Alice Butler, Carl Winters and the Shields party. The group praised the hosts for their ice cream making skills and hospitality.
Grover Elkins of Akron Ohio learns his wife is in a very serious condition with recovery unlikely. He rushed home after being by his mother’s bedside in the city for a week while his mother, Mrs Louisa Elkins, died yesterday afternoon.
All children from the Methodist Run day school meet at the church this evening at 6 50 for practice and final rehearsal for children's day exercises. Attendance requested for all participants.
Mr and Mrs Dannie Shonk celebrate the arrival of a bran new baby boy weighing ten pounds. He is the couple's second son.
The Vialet Rebekan lodge will decorate the graves of its deceased members Sunday morning June 15 by a committee. All flowers brought to the hall by members will be greatly appreciated.
Asbury Hunter is named Lyons postmaster succeeding the late Frank M. Harwood who died two weeks ago. Hunter formerly served as principal of the Switz City schools last year.
Mrs John H Miler of 709 Ie street northeast shows partial improvement from a nervous breakdown though her condition remains serious.
A large crowd watched the Twilight League game at Hageman Park as Christian defeated United Brethren 11 to 10 in an extra inning duel. Battery: Wal ton and Tissue for United Brethren. Prudhomme and Silvey for Christian. A Baptist and Olive Branch matchup followed, with an uncertain outcome.
Terre Haute June 13 W H Landreth of Indianapolis arrives to take over as general manager of the Berns Barstow firm at 18 and 20 South Ninth street to become the Berns Motor company He has long auto industry ties including Buick in Indianapolis 1912 to 1922 and later Durant He plans to relocate his home to Terre Haute as the firm distributes Star and Durant cars in local counties Mr Barstow intends to set up a law office in Detroit.
Mrs Henry Streitelmeier entertained several intimate friends at a noon chicken and strawberry dinner. Guests included Mrs Helena Heitman Mrs John Cerar Mrs Henry Bredeweg and Mrs E J Ecker with the hostess praised as an excellent cook and gracious host. The afternoon featured friendly chatter and sociable relaxation.
Seibert Priest a well known local barber returned from the Indiana state aerie meeting of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held in Indianapolis this week. He was chosen as a state delegate to the national convention in Providence Rhode Island in August, a distinction that brings pride to Linton.
Mrs Henry Walters moves to Vincennes to live with her mother today. She recently sold her North Main Street residence to Marl T Aikin.
The regular Friday prayer meeting at the Glenburn mission will be held tonight at 7 50 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
An Illinois Central westbound passenger train struck and killed two valuable cows belonging to Floyd Wright on the western edge of the city at eight o clock last night.
E Walter Trippe of Atlanta a Brotherhood official and longtime railroad worker credits Tanlac with restoring his health after stomach illness and a long bed rest. He says the tonic rebuilt his weight and energy and notes many trainmen share the benefit. Tanlac sold by druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.
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