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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1926

Page

6

Pretty Party Celebrates Margaret June Harris Fifth Birthday

Mrs. Carl Harris hosted a prettily arranged afternoon party for her daughter Margaret June Harris five year old. Guests enjoyed games contests recitations and songs with prizes awarded to Baby Ruth Owen Mary Ethel Monser and others. Refreshments included ice cream cakes and lemonade with animal place cards and a Jack Horner pie favors. Group photos were taken as Evely Owen Jean Humphreys Esther Jane Slinkard and many others attended from Jagonville and nearby.

Carl Harris Margaret June Baby Ruth Owen Mary Ethel Monser Nickie LeHioll Bobby Joe Potts Jack Horner Avid Evely Jean’ Humphreys Esther Jane Slinkard Baby Ruth Owen Mary Ethel Moneer

Personal notes from Centerpoint visitors and family travels

TM M and Mrs Herbert Talbott of Centerpoint spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs H J Parsons and daughter of Palestine Illinois are visiting Mr and Mrs Lucian Hixon. Mr and Mrs Clayton Carter of Centerpoint spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs James Page. Mrs Lee Shepherd and her small son Richard Lee left this morning for Cleveland Ohio where Mr Shepherd is stationed.

Herbert Talbott Centerpoint H. J. Parsons Palestine Lucian Hixon Clayton Carter James Page Lee Shepherd Richard ‘Lee Cleveland Shepherd

Children Examined At Public Library Health Clinic

Forty two children were registered for examination last Saturday at the Public Library. A doctor and nurse from the State Board of Health were present to conduct the free checkup. Mothers are urged to attend the free demonstration and lecture by the nurse on Wednesday at 8 o clock, the second in a five part series sponsored by the Delphian Society.

State Board of Health The Delphian Society

Paul Duhne Wins National Essay Prize

Paul Duhne son of Mr and Mrs Henry Duhne from north of town placed third in a national essay contest on Stewardship by the Saron Reformed Churches of the United States. He received a $10 prize last Saturday and also earned a state prize with the game splendid essay.

Paul Duhne Henry Duhne Saron Reformed Churches of United States

Reception for New Pastor at Olive Branch Church

The Olive Branch Baptist Church hosts a reception for Rev. M. A. Smith on Wednesday evening June 16. Smith, from Toronto, Canada, will serve half time and preach the second and fourth Sundays each month. he is noted as an accomplished pianist as well as a preacher.

Olive Branch Baptist Church M. A. Smith

Epworth League Rally in Greene County Tonight

Members of the Epworth Leagues of the M E and other Greene County churches gather at the local Methodist Church tonight for a program of music and talks. All young people from the local churches are invited to attend.

Hpworth Leaggues Greene County Methodist Curch

Saron Reform Church Ladies Hold All Day Meeting

The Saron Reform Church reformated Ladies and The Ladies Aid Society will hold an all day meeting in the church Thursday. All members who can possibly attend are asked to come and bring lunch.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Savon Reformed Church

Fancy Work Circle Picnic Scheduled at Park

The Fancy Work Circle plans a park picnic tomorrow afternoon. Members should meet at the park at 2 o'clock and supper will be served at 6 30. If rain interrupts, supper moves to the park hall.

Fancy Work Circle

Birth Announcement for Mary Ann Maughan

Mr and Mrs William Maughan announce the birth of a 7 pound 4 ounce girl born Sunday June 18. The baby has been named Mary Ann. Both mother and baby are reported well.

William Maughan Mary Ann

Stone cap flight strikes pedestrian near Gary bank

A stone cap dislodged from a bank building due to a hoisted steel girder struck a pedestrian on the sidewalk. The incident occurred in Gary as workers hoisted materials to the roof on June 15.

United-Press Dispatch Gary

Terre Haute Birth Rate Falls in Early 1926

Terre Haute health board release shows five months into 1926 481 births vs 587 in 1925 a drop of 106. Deaths also declined from 460 to 451 in the same period a decrease of nine indicating overall lower birth activity and deaths.

Card of Thanks from Hindman family

Card expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. They thank those who offered cars and floral offerings and special thanks to Rev. Cook, Rev. Cissna, the choir, Mr. Welch, and others who helped bear their sorrow.

Cook Cissna Mr. Welch E. L. Hindman

Blind attorney admitted in Evansville ceremony

Russell Jud, a blind attorney, was admitted to the bar by the Vanderburgh County Bar Association. The Examining Committee included Attorneys James, Walter, James Ensle and Joseph Igleheart, on Monday.

Evansville Ind Russell Jud Vanderburgh County Bar Association James, Walter James Ensle Joseph Igleheart

Woman resembling Mrs McPherson seen in Cambridge lodging

Police search for a woman who resembled evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. She checked into a Cambridge lodging house Saturday night under the name Nason, left after saying she found a brother, and admitted being an evangelist. She claimed to have been at the Los Angeles temple on May 18 when McPherson's drowning was announced.

Cambridge Mass Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles Nason

Baseball Scores Reflected National League Results

National League games saw Boston beat Pittsburgh 3 2 Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 8 5 New York edged Cincinnati 4 3 Chicago topped Philadelphia 9 7 Cleveland won against Philadelphia 6 5 Detroit defeated Boston 8 7 and St Louis beat New York 7 3 Chicago faced Washington on wet grounds American Association Indianapolis beat St Paul 6 Kansas City triumphed over Columbus 9 Minneaplis 8 Louisville 6 Toledo Milwaukee game postponed by rain

Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Louis New York Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago- Washington Indianapolis St. Paul Kansas City Columbus Minnecapolis Louisville Toledo-Milwaukee

590 Party Tonight At K C Hall

A 590 party is scheduled at the K C Hall tonight for St. Peters church congregation and friends. Lunch will be served after the gathering.

K. ‘of C. Hall Congregation ‘and Friends Vof

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