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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
7
A wife and husband, torn by incompatibility and a court-ignored split, confront their pain as a child’s plea for a father echoes. A pivotal moment, with renewed hope and a shared resolve to keep their family together despite hardships.
A short dialogue explains a university as a place where one learns to strive to death to a gentlemanly and cultured mind. The quote reflects a humorous view on higher education and its expectations.
Mrs. Aaron Butler visits Dugger while Rev. O A Cook stays in Bedford. Mrs. Oral Dobbins and sons spend day in Elnora. Mrs. Della Porter to Indianapolis for employment. Mrs. Bertha Suthard moves to Indianapolis for future home. Dugger residents visit home after trips. Detroit guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. Vernon Hill travels to Palestine Illinois to visit grandmother. Marjorie Mason visits from Bloomington staying with Miss Grey Berns. Mrs. Thomas Wright returns from Dugger after visiting daughter in the city. Mrs. Hallie Asburn returns from Indianapolis after Methodist conference. Mrs. G W Williams returns from Washington after hosting daughter Emma Corbin. Wessner family and Mrs. Boston go to Odon for birthday dinner. Lula Suthard to Indianapolis to see critically ill Robert Scott. Linton boy’s condition unchanged. Ella Faught leaves for San Bernardino to start new life. Mr. Fritz and Miss Haseman visit Solsberry relatives. others visit the Corbin home. Dr. Will Welch to New York June 25 for ten weeks at Dewey School of Orthodontia. back Sept 10 to resume practice. Sebring family and Rout motor to Linton to visit relatives. Opal Browning returns with them. G Hilburn of Linton, Metro politan agent, in Bicknell. Carl and Charles Poe return from Marion motor trip. Alice Young accompanies, visiting relatives in Marion and Indianapolis with A K Hubbard prior to return.
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind won a technical knockout over Marnie Goozeman of San Diego in the seventh round of a ten round bantamweight fight in Vernon California. Goozeman’s corner threw in the towel as he endured a brutal beating.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb stands as a supreme hitter and baserunner, repeatedly setting new world records with each hit and run. The Georgia Peach accrues more than a score of marks that remain unmatched by other stars, as he continually raises the bar for future players.
The Delta Alpha Bible class contest ended Sunday with the greens led by Mrs Oscar Haseman beating the whites led by Mrs B R McGriffin 91 to 87. The white captain calls a meeting at her home tomorrow at 7 40 PM to plan entertainment for the winners. all whites are urged to attend at 149 G Street Northeast.
The Clarion club meets tomorrow at 12 at Mrs. James Clayton’s home then travels to the river for an afternoon outing. Members are urged to bring a bathing suit and arrive promptly.
Members of the Anti Cant Sunday school class at First Christian church will hold a six o clock breakfast at City park tomorrow morning. All girls should bring their own breakfasts and dishes. Honorary members are especially invited.
The Fidelity circle will hold its final season gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs. Dick Love’s home. Two birthdays will be observed and members are urged to attend to finalize plans for an upcoming club picnic.
Thomas A. Edison offers to serve as a defense witness in the Scopes evolution case to be tried in Dayton Tennessee on July 10. John R. Neal, the chief local defense counsel, has accepted Edison’s offer.
The Elks' Ladies will play bridge in the club rooms Thursday afternoon.
Notice directs payment of all dues to Roll Hagaman at the barber shop located on E Vincennes Street, address 1613c, requesting clearance of outstanding balances.
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