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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
6
The notice markets a grocery and meat market with low prices like 20¢ 25¢ and $1.58 for items. It touts home grown tomatoes and a full assortment including California and Florida oranges, grapefruits, peaches, cantaloupes, winesap apples, cucumbers, green beans, peas, and head lettuce.
Rex Bland of Indianapolis weekend in this city. Rev. Logan Hatfield of Owensboro visited today. Dozens of locals hosted and visited in Terre Haute Bedford Clay City Dugger Marion Indianapolis and other spots with travel and family ties. Mrs Ella Cain improves after illness. Mrs William Welch’s Utah summer trip announced.
Linton residents report quick relief from weak watery red eyes after using Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastic and witch hazel. A local druggist W. J. Hamilton notes one small bottle often helps any case of weak strained or sore eyes.
A vintage ad explains spinal pressure on nerves causing interference in function and promotes Pope & Pope chiropractic care with a Patho-Neurometer service. They advertise ten years experience and 24 hour phone access at number 175 in Linton.
Miss Isabelle McPherson of Terre Haute visited Linton on business. Miss Margaret Jacobson of Newport stayed with Miss Nellie Roberts over the weekend. Mrs. James Sisksey of Logansport returned home after a few days in Linton. Miss Frances Roach of A street northeast will visit friends in Indianapolis and return home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens of Rushville returned home after visiting friends over the weekend.
Ton daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton and Miss Gretchen Haig of Bloomfield, both members of the Indiana University chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma, figure in a campus social event.
Ms. Coy Page was brought to city hospital for treatment today. Dr Haig Welch, who had appendicitis surgery, was released to his home Saturday. He is the son of Dr Welch of Bloomfield.
The Indianapolis Star reports on a Kappa Kappa Gamma initiation held by the Indiana and Michigan chapters at Purdue University Lafay ette Signa Chi house. Pledges were initiated including Miss Mildred Hamil.
The First Christian Church announces a special choir rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7 15. All choir members are urged to attend on time for the session led by the director.
Investors should bring pass books to credit semi annual dividends. Books must be left at the office by June 25. W. F. Stover, Assistant Secretary.
The junior choir of the Christian church will meet Tuesday evening for practice at the junior house. Juniors are reminded to be present and on time.
Payment request to Roll Hagaman for outstanding barber shop dues at the E Vincennes Street location.
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