Mrs Crecelius Hosts Methodist Aid Meeting
Mrs Ernest Crecelius hosted a Methodist Aid society social at her home yesterday with about 35 members. Plans were laid for the annual bazaar and refreshments were served. The group will meet in two weeks with Mrs Turpin. Officers include President Mrs William Johnson Vice President Mrs Cooper Secretary Mrs Hubbard and Treasurer Mrs Warner.
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Ernest Crecelius
Methodist Aid Society
Turpin
William Johnson
Cooper
Hubbard
Warner
Flies, Law Talks, and Flag Day Echoes in Local Chat
A jumble of quoted lines references swatting flies and Noah’s ark, notes Senator King protesting excess laws, and mentions King Tut’s cellar and the Al Smith cellar. Senator Jim Watson pledges rail solutions. Judge Wilson’s address at public flag day exercises is praised as eloquent and patriotic.
Sullivan Plans Exciting State Event In City Saturday
Sullivan gears up to entertain the state with a long and interesting program in the city on Saturday July 7. The lively organizer is full of energy and, despite friendly jibes at the old town, delivers events in extraordinary fine style.
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Sullivan
Old Town
Judge Wilson Flags Solvent Nation Under Old Glory
Judge James B. Wilson in his Flag Day address last night warned critics who push new theories and "isms" that only nations born under Old Glory remain solvent. He cited ancient empires from Ninevah to modern times to argue unity under the flag sustains a state.
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James B. Wilson
Clarion Club Plans July Picnic and Social Day
The Clarion club met at Mrs. Chris Myers home for a pleasant session with announcements, roll call, and minutes approval. Twelve members attended as plans were made for a July club picnic for members and families. Mrs Hollowell won a contest. afternoon featured dancing and Edison music, with refreshments served by Mrs Myers. Mrs George O’Brien was voted in, and attendees included Mesdames Hedrick Hollowell Denham Watkins McAfee Stewart Hall Priest Robinson Clayton Stafford. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Robinson’s home on KE street northwest.
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Clarion Club
Chris Myers
Hollowell
Edison
Myers
George O’brien
Mesdames
George Hedrick
Thomas Hollowell
Mack Denham
Will Watkins
Curtis McAfee
Andy Stewart
Edward Hall
James Priest
Chas Robinson
James Clayton
George Stafford
Charles Robinson
Ke” Street
Mahan-Bauer Wedding in Bloomington Event
Dorothy Mahan daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Mahan former Linton residents married Wilbur Clayton Bauer of Lincoln Nebraska at the bride home on East Kirkwood avenue The ring ceremony was used Audrey Mahan was bridesmaid Lewis Lukenbill best man Rachel Lee Ledgerwood flower girl They will reside in Lincoln Nebraska and were warmly wished happiness by local friends
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Linton
Dorothy Mahan
J. M. Mahan
Bloomington
Wilbur Clayton Bauer
Lincoln
Neb
East Kirkwood Avenue
Audrey Mahan
Lewis Lukenbill
Rachel Lee Ledgerwood
Mrs. Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Cookie Jar Delight Easy Home Cookie Recipe
A simple housewife recipe for kid friendly cookies with options to include raisins nuts and dates. It outlines creaming butter and sugar beating an egg adding flour and milk to form a dough then rolling shaping and baking in a hot oven about ten minutes.
Kisges Barges Barrels Sale At Patterson's
Barrels of kisges offered at ten cents per pound at Patterson's with fast turnover expected as buyers seek fresh stock and local grocers restock daily.
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Kisges
U B Boys Outing at Buck Creek Picnic Ground
Bert Farthing's class of boys gathered at the U B church after noon, carrying suppers. They hiked to Buck Creek, spent part of the evening at the old swim min' hole, then at the picnic ground played games and enjoyed a wonderful feed. Foot races followed as they stayed until dark, satisfied with a successful outing.
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Bert Farthing
U. B
Buck Creek
Mr. Farthing
Funeral Tomorrow for 16 Year Old Struckmeier
The body of Oscar Struckmeier age 16 fatally injured in a railroad accident near Lafayette Tuesday night was brought to town this morning on the 9 55 St Paul train. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev E C Corts officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Struckmeier five brothers and four sisters.
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Oscar Struckmeier
Lafayette
St. Paul
Aikin Chapel
Twelfth Street
Samuel Struckmeier
Lewis
Lyons
John
Walter
Wilbur
Linton
Homer Kimmenell
Albuquerque
N. M
Claude Shake
Emma Perceill
Freda
The
Baptist Church
E. C. Corts
Fairview Cemetery
Appreciation for city officials and lodge service program
Linton Lodge No. 866 expresses gratitude for city officials granting use of a city street block and other favors during last night’s flag service program. They commend the fine public response and the orderly, attentive hearing. Exalted Ruler I. S. Martin notes appreciation for mining accessories from J. tks.
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Linton Lodge
J. Tks
I. S. Martin
Essay prize notices from Prof Slater Bartlow Jr
Prof Slater Bartlow Jr announces checks for the essays on The Department of Labor are ready and may be picked up by calling at his home. The Iron Puddler essay prizes have not arrived yet but are expected soon.
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Slater Bartlow, Jr
Department of Labor
Library Board Appointments in Bloomfield
Judge Thomas VanBuskirk appoints Mrs. Lillian Tristman to the Linton library board to replace Wayne Hamilton who did not qualify and also names Joseph H. Haseman to join the board.
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Bloomfield
Thomas VanBuskirk
Lillian Tristman
Linton
Wayne Hamilton
Joseph H. Haseman
Society Notices Call-In Details Published
Readers are reminded to contact the society editor at 277 for lodge church and club notices and to use the business office line 177 for related inquiries.
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Citizen
South Main
Society
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Last dance at Patter son’s tonight by Miller’s Melody Makers
A local music note reports Miller’s Melody Makers perform at Patter son’s tonight with a farewell vibe. The event features a dance atmosphere and the group’s familiar tunes at the intimate venue.
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Patterson’s
Miller’s
Melody Makers
June Weddings Seventy County Clerk Grants Licenses
County Clerk David F Bland issued marriage licenses this week to eleven couples across Owen and surrounding counties. Recipients include John Harp of Owensburg and Zella Roberts of Martin, Troy Campbell of Solsberry and Geneva Crane, Theo R Anderson of Bedford and Elsie Radcliff of Owensburg, plus several pairs from Linton Jasonville and Rasswell.
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Bloomfield
David F. Bland
John Harp
Owensburg
Zella Roberts
Martin County
Troy Campbell
Geneva Crane
Solsberry
Theo. R
Anderson
Bedford
Elsie Radcliff
Glen F. Leach
Fern Himebrook
Linton
Otho Baize
Stella Sexton
Norman Fish
Jackson County
Jewell Keyser
Jasonville
Raleigh H. Kersey
Rasswell
May Doidge
Raymond Carico
Edith Bigley
Samuel Utterback
Etta Tanner
Roland Fines
Isa McKee
William McKee
Marie Martindale
Campfire Girls Meet at Library This Evening
The Anteschema Campfire Girls gather at the library at 6 30 this evening. All members should be present for the meeting.
Clarion Club Party Set For Mrs Hall Home
The Clarion club will host a party at Mrs. Edward Hall's home tomorrow evening. All members are requested to attend.
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the Clarion Club
Edward Hall
Dangers of Divisions Sermon at Saron Reform Church
Sunday services at 10 30 include the sermon The Dangers of Divisions with Sunday school at 9 30 on Esther the Patriot Queen. A special offering will support the publication and Sunday school board. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 with the topic What Are Some Reforms That Call for Our Help. Children’s Day program postponed to Sunday July 8 for the West Indianapolis classis meeting.
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Esther
Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Freund
Young People’s Institute of the West Indianapolis Classis
Saren’s
A. R. Fledderjohaan
Supper in Woods Picnic With Junior Sunday Class
The First Christian church junior boys and girls plus three teachers, Mrs. Harley Ham, Miss Mabel Rupert and Miss Isabelle MecChristy, enjoyed an afternoon picnic in the woods north of town. They played games, shared a hearty ground supper, and returned tired yet happy. About 26 juniors attended, with plans for another social event soon as the Sunday school grows.
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First Christian Church
Harley Ham
Mabel Rupert
Isabelle MecChristy
The
Christian Sunday School
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Detroit White Lead Works
Hamilton’s Drug Store
Linton’s Lea
N. Main St
Ding
Udio
Singer Shop
Vincennes St
Mary Collins
Broadway
First St. N. W
Nelson Bennett
Bennett
D. Heitmeyer
First St. N. E
John Boudesquie
John Gastineau
Davenport
S. Main St
Opera House
Chas. D. Griffith
St. N. E
West Linton
Geo. F. Chapman
Smith Bros
Second St. S. W
East Vincennes St
Mrs. Crecelius
Linton Daily Citizen
Turnor’ & Bryan, Publishers
Indiana
Noah
Ark
King
King Tut
al Smith
Jim Watson
Congress
Wilson
Clarion Club Plans
Alice Graham Butler
Patterson
Old Buck Creek
Oscar Stuckmeier
NEW Library Board
277
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society and McCall Patterns
Greene County
Campfire Girls
Saron Reformed Church
Chris
Tian
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Goodrich
Linton Harness Company
North Main Street
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