Sanitary Grocery and Meat Market Ad
An old classified item shows Sanitary Grocery and Meat Market with pricing details including items listed by Jane Sugar and a sequence of fractions and prices including 10¢ and 25¢ terms.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
7
An old classified item shows Sanitary Grocery and Meat Market with pricing details including items listed by Jane Sugar and a sequence of fractions and prices including 10¢ and 25¢ terms.
About forty members of the Alpha Bible class enjoyed a Flag Day themed social in the Methodist church basement last evening. A committee led by Mrs. Harry Slinkard organized the event with solos by Adria Humphreys and Dorothy Hodges, cornet by Floyd Butler, and local youth orchestra music under Rev. W. E. Cissna. Decorations featured American flags and tiny flags served as favors. refreshments followed.
Street crews have delayed installing new stop and operate signals after bricks and concrete streets blew up due to last week’s extreme heat. Crews will lay concrete bases next week and then install signals manufactured in Carmel Indiana and transported by truck to the crossings.
The Bay View club held a closing meeting at the public library to elect officers for the season. President Mrs Wayne Hamilton and Vice President Mrs Mary Wet fall led new officers along with Secretary Mrs Walter Wil s and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Jesse Morgan. A program committee was formed and a $1 donation was approved for the Daily Vacation Bible School.
The Linton Cubs travel to City Park tomorrow afternoon to meet Worthington. Worthington fields a strong squad while Linton boosts its lineup with reinforcements for the contest.
Mrs Joseph Curry hosted the Chatter and Stitch Society at her Northeast street home yesterday afternoon. President Mrs Robert Stewart attended and presided over business before a social gathering, with plans made for next week’s meeting at City Park hosted by Mrs Wilson Hixson.
Talitha Cuma class of the Christian Sunday school met at Miss Irene Morgan's home on A street northeast for the monthly gathering. An informal evening with games contests and music followed without a business session. Contests were won by Miss Miran and Miss Lena Brawand. Clarence Morgan a guest performed piano pieces. Refreshments served to a group including Ruth Armpriester Ethel Beckwith Josephine Beckwith Lena Brawand Jessie Porter Marion Mount Dorothy Wells Hazel Buneh Mosheil Buneh Lorena fetanger Zilpha Noel Elizabeth McChristie the teacher Miss Irene Morgan and one guest Clarence Morgan.
Birth notice from Adams New York reports Mr and Mrs William Madison welcomed a son named William James. The family recently moved to New York where Mr Madison works. the mother is Alma Alsopp formerly of Linton. Congratulations pour in from Linton friends.
The Fortnightly Club held its last meeting of the season yesterday at Ars Walter Wills home with a large turnout. New officers elected: President Mrs. BL BL Pleetwood, Vice President Mrs. Otis Cooprider, Secretary Mrs. Grace Carmody, Treasurer Mrs. Orville Coleman. A social hour followed with refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Chester Wills and her children Betty Grey and Walter. A city park picnic is planned in two weeks.
Sullivan officials defend Legion members after a raid on Eagle Island party. Len Ford says poker occurred but no liquor was present from start to finish, and liquor found far from the party site. He claims liquor may have been planted and asserts the island belongs to the Eagle Island association.
Word reaches Linton of the death of Mrs Cooper Wam at her Cuba home. Formerly Miss Eva Elgan a well known Linton girl she gave birth to a child on April 3 and died soon after. She attended Linton schools and leaves many relatives and friends in Linton.
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