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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
A note hints at a controversial visitor from France linked to medical or biomedical practice while urging crowd control and umpire coordination for upcoming events. The item references Fourth of July preparations, posterity concerns, and political figures including Governor Al Smith and Chief Justice Taft with satirical commentary on current press.
Local observers in Bolton hope the oil strike at the nearby well will yield the first barrels to calm the community's worried water supply if oil is found. The note reflects cautious optimism about mitigating a troubled water situation with early production.
Miss Ruth Ellis Phelps, leading soubrette with the Phelps players, is praised as an actress of unusual ability and a singer who delivers blues with impact. The writeup urges readers not to miss her Monday night performance at Auto Park.
Ornithological note states swallows have shown a marked improvement in their nest building, indicating favorable conditions or successful adaptation.
Mrs. Effie Black of Kansas City says Tanlac strengthened her nerves and appetite and toned her system after long indigestion heartburn and headaches. She praises improved digestion sleep and health and urges others with similar complaints to try Tanlac. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold and promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills as a natural remedy for constipation.
In a June morning ceremony at the parsonage Rev William Russell officiated as Miss Letta May Russell daughter of Rev and Mrs Russell wed Rev Frank R Greer of Evansville. The home was decorated in pink and green and guests included relatives from Evansville Bicknell Petersburg Gosport Terre Haute and Carlisle. After vows the couple will reside at Drew Forrest Madison New Jersey after July 1.
Scouts from Troop 2 of the Reformed church hosted a banquet honoring fathers and mothers. Talks on the duties of Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class scouts were given by Harold Schloot Calvin Hilgediek Carl Hilgediek and others. Refreshments followed as a long list of scouts and guests attended including Miss Dixon Mrs Davis Rev Fledderjohann Jane Doidge George Haseman Paul Haseman Huber Hilgediek Souffle and Schloot.
A quotation urges dedicating one hour daily to self-improvement and worthy deeds. Fifteen minutes a day will yield noticeable growth in a year, asserting that time spent wisely refines character and enhances life. The source attributes the maxim to Samuel Sintles.
A note on ancient textile tech claims that long before European cotton machinery Hindus used gins spinning wheels and looms indicating early textile processing methods across Asia.
City councilman Herman Schloot, lifelong Linton resident, was surprised with a sixtieth birthday party at his home on A street NE. Attendees included numerous relatives from Jasonville Henrietta Evansville and beyond, with ice cream, strawberries, angel food cake, and many gifts.
A called T. H. B. club meeting is set for seven thirty this evening at the library. Members are urged to attend.
The brief note invites attendance by promising a lively performance by the Phelps Melody Syncopaters big six orchestra on Monday night, highlighting a musical program and the venue’s evening opening.
In Greene Circuit Court May term 1923 Bertha Walls v Ernest Walls Complaint 16928 non resident defendant named to appear September 8 1923 at Bloomfield Court House answer or demur otherwise the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk David F Bland signs the notice dated June 18 1923. Henry Bordnet attorney.
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