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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
3
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Bloomington and Washington Ind face up to 700000 in street work this year while Bloomington adds a near million water project. Jasonville advances with a 140000 sewerage contract. Council weighs final action on seven street projects amid debate over finances and progress.
Edward R. Dye of Indianapolis son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Dye formerly of Linton received the western conference medal at Purdue university commencement. The award honors a senior for athletics scholarship and mental attitude. Dye captained the Boiler Maker wrestling team as a junior and has earned letters in football for two years.
The Pathfinder class of the Baptist Sunday school has organized a splendid baseball team seeking challenges from teams with players aged 12 to 16. Interested teams in Linton or out of town should contact Ray mond Cruse.
Miss Lucile Lenning daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lenning and Bert Wright son of John Wright were wed in Bloomfield at 7 pm last evening. The couple who met in Franklin where Lenning is attending summer school returned to Linton to start life together at the Tumey hotel and plan housekeeping soon. They are well known locally and their friends wish them happiness and prosperity in a long marriage.
Newly organized Girl Scouts met in the Methodist church basement led by Miss Mayme Burns and Miss Grace Slinkard. They elected Mildred Risher secretary and treasurer, ordered Scout books, collected membership fees, and set Monday 7 30 pm meetings at an announced location.
Unity Lodge No 637 members are ordered to meet at the hall at 11 oclock tomorrow morning to attend the funeral of their late brother Christopher Columbus Sizemore by order of the Noble Grand.
The Ladies Aid society of the Reform church will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs J Ecker's home. All members should attend for important business.
A teacher announces Wednesday morning saxophone clarinet cornet trombone violin mandolin banjo guitar ukulele lessons at the Wright theatre starting May 14. With many years of experience, the instructor promises the best guidance. Drop name and address at Columbia Music Store or call at the theatre each Wednesday morning.
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