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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1927
Page
2
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Linton hosts its weekly community sale drawing crowds from a widening area with merchants valuing long standing patronage. Three weeks remain until the Fourth of July festivities with elaborate plans, entertainers and the wire wheels featured for a full day and night. Attorney-General Arthur L. Gilliam spoke to neighbors praising founders and defenders while warning against surrendering state rights to federal centralization. Gilliam, a Republican, echoed Jefferson and Jackson in views on good government.
Mrs Otis Cooprider hosted a yesterday dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs FH Z Stalcup. Mrs Stalcup was Miss Mary Cooprider before her marriage last Tuesday. The table featured ferns and tapers with guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Wills Mrs Fannie Bain Mr and Mrs Steve Stalcup Mr and Mrs H F Stalcup Misses Tlarrid Schloots and Thyra Grey Borns Mrs Wadsworth of New York City Mr and Mrs Ralph Carpenter of Lyons and Mr and Mrs Clint Sherwood of Terre Haute.
Miss Hazel Naugle returns from Morida to spend the vacation with Mr and Mrs W B Naugle at the Terhune apartments. She has taught at Largo Florida public school for several years.
Indiana state police chief Robert T. Humes urges motorists on state highways to observe arm signals and safe driving. He lists precise arm signals for turns, stops, slowdowns, and passes, warns against signaling while moving, and stresses cautious speeds especially on curves and hills.
Miss Mildred Hamilton left yesterday for Chicago to join a party of students from various colleges who will spend several weeks at Yellowstone National Park. A special train for the students will leave Chicago today. Hamilton, with two other girls from the Kappa house, is among the Indiana University group embarking on the vacation trip.
Mr and Mrs Charles Weller and other city residents joined Mrs Cletus Clark and daughter Mary Belle and Mrs John Pinkerton with daughter Mildred of Sullivan for a Sunday trip to Cataract Falls. They later toured Owen park and enjoyed a picnic supper at Worthington city park.
A piano recital will be presented at the First Christian church tonight at 7 30 by the pupils of Mrs. Mary Watson. The full program includes pieces by Mathews Steel Mokreys Ambrose Schmoll Schumann Friail Rogers Moschomsky Koelling Mendelssohn Rachmaninoff and others performed by Mary Elizabeth Letsinger Elizabeth Hendren Margaret Ann Maxwell and eight more featured students. solo works span varied composers and styles.
United Press Dispatch reports on June 13 1917 King Constantine of Greece forced to abdicate by Allied pressure. The piece notes his queen is Kaiser’s sister and highlights General Pershing receiving a tumultuous welcome in Paris. It also mentions a German air raid over London killing 97 and wounding 439.
Mr and Mrs F Gwin and Mr and Mrs Roy Perkins camping at Shady Beach hosted a fish fry yesterday entertaining friends Mr and Mrs Charles Love and son Donald Mr and Mrs L F McFadden and son Robert Mrs Margaret Wood and Mr and Mrs Adolph Brateher and son I E of Detroit
Classified column lists sale items including four room house with three lots, plant sales from King's Gardens and Wolford's, rentals, and nursery classes. Items include 4 room house for sale at 380 A st N EF, phone numbers, and various plant and poultry offerings with contact details.
Two patients were discharged yesterday Mrs Gertrude Stanta was taken to her home in Gog City and James Lester of Bloomfield also went home.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Eagles hall. A full attendance of members is desired.
The Mother's Club of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at Co'colek at the home of Mya Qpal Dobbins in West Linton.
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