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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

2

Linton Bank Advertisements and Local Notices

Local notices list advertising rates for AN Publishers and recordings of community reflections. The snippet includes subscription details, a philosophy quote, remarks on damages and services, a note on bathing suits near White River, commentary on automobile production, and revival of the Greene County fair, highlighting farmer relevance and regional impact.

An, Publishers Stiven South Main L'Telephone Linton Ind Greene County

Bridge Club Honors and Refreshments at Fordyce Home

Mrs Homer Fordyce hosted the Bridge Club at 589 A street Northeast with all members present except one. Mrs Seph Inman substituted for a two table game and Mrs W F Craft won prizes. Attendees included Mrs J F Weisman Mrs Ray Wolford Mrs Jasper Schloot Mrs W A Craig Mrs Horace Humphreys and Mrs Homer Fordyce. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Horace Humphreys.

Homer Fordyce Bridge Club Seph Inman W. F. Craft J. F. Weisman Ray Wolford Jasper Schloot W. A. Craig Sep

American Legion Post 22 Meeting Tonight at City Hall

All members of Frank Court ney Post No 22 American Legion are asked to meet at the city hall tonight at 7 o clock. Evan Johns adjutant requests attendance.

Frank Courtney American Legion Evan Johns Adjt

Hospital Report On Mrs Griffith Twins Going Home

Mrs Griffith of Dugger and her twin babies will be taken home this afternoon. Other patients all doing nicely.

Pigeon Fine Mixup Corrected in Daily Citizen

The Daily Citizen clarifies an error stating Jules Strausin was fined $21.90 for killing two homing pigeons owned by Charles Momence. The correction shows Momence was fined for killing Strausin's pigeons.

Daily Citizen Jules Strausin Charles Mo‘mence Momence Strausin

Annual Outing of Wolford Employes

The doors of J. W. Wolford & Sons department store closed at noon for the second annual outing with employees at Hollis Lee's camp on the Chris Hasler farm. Activities included boating fishing target practice and bathing followed by a picnic supper. Town folks attended in the evening and salesmen Terry O Neall from New York joined the group. The party list includes numerous Wolford family members and coworkers such as Earl and T. L. Wolford Marl Suffal Mary Decamp Nelle Coakley Catherine Coakley Margaret Griffin Emma Ebden Mary Mohan Julia Letot Ella Moore Bonnie Anderson Zelic Fisher Ethel Roller Mary Jane Wolford and others.

J. W. Wolford & Sons Hollis Lee Chris Hasler Terry O’neall New York Earl Wolford Marl Suffal Mary Decamp Nelle Coakley Catherine Coakley Margaret Griffin Emma Ebden Mary Mohan Julia Letot Ella Moore Bonnie Anderson Zelic Fisher Ethel Roller Mary Jane Wolford Mary Wolford

Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Messick

List of couples issued licenses since last report listing names ages and towns including Eschill Roth and Martha Warsham. James McIntire and Jessie Nelson. Elva Murphy and Hazel Baggarly. Jesse Ray Ellis and Thelma Baker. Robert Ogg and Audrey Reintjes. Ivan Groomer and Faye Stephen. Ray Slinkard and Gretchen Talley. John Wheeler and Faye Carico. Rex Floyd and Pearl Mullis. Clifford Chandler and Anna Dayhoff. William Hopkins and Monna Duncan. John Carmody and Grace Hopkins. Arthur Mercier and Amelie Fougnies. Darrell Baker and Hilda Morris. Clarence Polson and Catherine Tennett. Herbert Ritter and Nellie Gainey. Married last Saturday by Rev. Aldrich: John Bradshaw and Bertha Jarmon. George Miller and Alta Doidge.

Messick Eschill Roth Martha E. Warsham James A. McIntire Jessie ER. Nelson Linton Elva E. Murphy Hazel B. Baggarly Bloomington Jesse Ray Ellis Thelma A. Baker Wright Township Robert A. Ogg Lyons Audrey Reintjes Anna l L. Dayhoff Jasonville William P Hopkins Monna B. Duncan Dugger John E. Carmody Grace B. Hopkins Arthur Mercier Amelie L. Fougnies Darrell C. Baker Hilda Morris Clarence E. Polson Catherine Tennett Switz City Herbert G. Ritter Nellie PF. Gainey Bloomfield E. E. Aldrich John H. Bradshaw Bertha M. Jarmon George B Miller Alta G. Doidge

County Line Road Improvement Proposal Up for Vote

A joint Greene Sullivan meeting at Sullivan this week appointed viewers for the county line road project. Edgar Hanna represents Greene county and Frank Minnich represents Sullivan county. The improvement connects Jefferson and Cass townships in Sullivan with Stockton and Stafford in Greene, and is described as badly needed.

Greene Sullivan Counties Jefferson Cass Township Sullivan County Stockton Stafford Greene County Sullivan Edgar Hanna Frank Minnich

Notice Moose Meet for Funeral of Private Clarence West

All members are urged to meet at the hall at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral of Private Clarence West.

Clarence West

Numerous Local Residents Travel for Day trips and Visits

A long list of residents and visitors are seen in the city today with travels to Bloomfield Terre Haute Sullivan Richmond and Terre Haute for shopping business and visits. Notable names include Miss Edna Graham S F Gillum from St Louis and George Davidson Lyons now in Ohio involved in toy balloon manufacturing and related plants.

Eline Neal Jasonville Richard Andrews J. B. Filbert Bloomfield F. M. Welch Terre Haute W. C. Melton Bloomington John B. Thomas Franklin Avis Buckner Victoria Maggie’ Bryant Vicksburg Edna Graham Dugger S.F. Gillum St. Louis Mabel Keene William Cooper and Son Pink East Worthington Dick Moss Scotland James Cravens Nettie Cravens Mary Rudolph Bessie Leasley Terre Hiaute Alice Cornelius Shelburn Robert Fields Nashville Dora Connett Sullivan Silvey Hannah W. T. Pemberton Illinois Central G. L. Magner Samuel Griffin Martinsville Hattie Asberry Vivian Marton Vivian Branshaw William Bradshaw Christina Wilson Raleigh Burton Richmond Ind Herbert Atchley James Brookshire Frank Charmonis Lois Henette Bert Barnes Grensridge George Davidson Lyons George Ohio

Linton People Enjoy Day at New Harmony

A large group from Linton traveled to New Harmony Indiana near Evansville for a reunion of old friends. About 100 attendees shared a picnic lunch after arriving by motor from multiple stations early morning. Local hosts included Walter Robertson and family and several Robertson relatives plus Elliott Humphreys Curry Reed and others. The gathering was described as a very pleasant success with friends both young and old enjoying the day.

Linton New Harmony Ind Evansville Walter Robertson Tobe Robertson Claude Robertson Eliiott Clem, Humphreys Vivian Adrian Joseph.Curry Nelle Robertson Earl Robertson Floyd ‘Keith Roy Cook Ray Reed

Saron Reform Church Announcement

SARON REFORMED CHURCH invites worship with a 10:30 morning service on Sunday titled Witnessing for Christ. Sunday school at 9:30, Christian Endeavor at 7, with a Wednesday June 22 consistory meeting at 7:30 and a June 26 congregational quarterly meeting. Pastor A R Fledderjohann extends welcome.

Christ Congregational Quarterly A. R. Fledderjohann

Baptist Juniors Meet For Last Practice Before Children's Day

All the Juniors of the Baptist Sunday school will meet for practice at 8:30 Sunday morning. It is very important that they all get there as it will be the last practice before Children's Day. Do not forget it. Be prompt. Mrs. D. Heitmeyer.

The Baptist Sunday School D. Heitmeyer

Carmody Visit With Grace Hopkins Family in Grand Rapids

Mr and Mrs Ed Carmody formerly Miss Grace Hopkins report a splendid visit with Carmody sisters in Grand Rapids Michigan and plan to return home in a couple of weeks.

Ed Carmody Grace Hopkins Comedy Grand Rapids, Mich

Funeral Sunday for Late Clarence West

The body of Clarence West, killed in France Sept 1 1918, arrived in Indianapolis today and is re shipped to Jeffersonville then Bloomington. funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at First Christian church with American Legion military honors.

Earl T. Aikin Clarence West France Indianapolis Mr. Aikin Columbus Young West West Jeffersonville Tindoo E. C. Corts American Legion

Weekend Visit With Bloomington Hosts

Mr and Mrs W F Craft Mr and Mrs Seph Inman Mr and Mrs Homer Fordyce will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs W H Bobest at their country home just outside Bloomington. They anticipate a good time as the Bobests are sure to be fine entertainers.

W.F. Craft Seph Inman Homer Fordyce

Epworth League Members Thank Helpers for Convention Delegates

The Epworth League expresses gratitude to all who offered services to entertain and assist visiting delegates during the convention. The note thanks everyone for their efforts in making the gathering a success.

Epworth League

Baby boy born to Belcher family in West Linton

Bornie Belcher and wife welcomed a ten pound baby boy this morning in West Linton. Mother and baby are doing well, and the father expects to resume work tomorrow.

Bornie John Belcher West Linton

Frenchman Henry Brault Found Guilty For Speeding

Henry Brault a Frenchman was arrested by Chief Pinkston for violating city speed laws. The case was heard before Mayor Miller. Prosecuting attorney Vosloh and defense attorney A M Beasley argued. Mayor Miller found Brault guilty and imposed a fine of $5 plus costs totaling $15.80 which was paid.

Henry Brault Pinkston Miller Vosloh A. M. Beasley

Indianapolis Market Report From The Wagon Market

Market notes from Indianapolis show price quotes across livestock and grain. Hogs listed at 8.25, steers 8.10 to 8.50, calves 7.00 to 8.00, wheat around 1.45 to 1.87, with other mixed figures and general market movement for the day.

Timothy

Mrs Powell Improves From Ivy Poisoning

Mrs. E. A. Powell has recovered considerably from ivy poisoning and will soon be able to be out. This improvement will be welcomed by her many friends.

E. A. Powell

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