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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
2
Classified advertising rates are listed per inch for single column width with charges for subsequent insertions. Reading notices and obituaries are billed at regular ad rates. notices of thanks and announcements of a social or new ad character fall under same. First insertion has a minimum fee.
Readers debate the impact of Lindbergh's nonstop transatlantic flight with praise from many columns. Critics note sporadic dissent, yet the prevailing view elevates his restraint, character, and global fascination, contrasting him with Alcock and Brown.
R J Duke director of Camp Bedford says the camp will open Tuesday June 21 with boys registered from Bedford Bloomington Boonville Brazil Canellton Indiana polis Ireland New Albany Rockport Tell City rand Terre Haute He and his group are at the camp getting ready for the first group and urge early registration as there is still room for additional entrants in the first period
Agills Sewing Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Migs Thelma Wright. Officers elected were President Laurél Vertrees Vice President Beulah Cline Secretary Thelma Wright and Treasurer Maxine Altoh. Members present included Laurel Vertrees Beulah Cline Thelma Wright Maxine Alton Evelenia Stancome and Geneva Shake. Music by Evelenia Stancombe Beulah Clineh and Geneva Shake. Refreshments of ice cream and cake. Next meeting at Laurel Vertrees home on Thursday June 30 at 2 oclock.
Miss Dollie Reinties arrives in Columbus to visit Miss Nellie Cox for several days. Mr and Mrs Walter Buckner, along with Mr James Kruzan of Sullivan and Mrs Bertha Starkey of Lakeland Florida, drop by with Harry Welch and others. The group previously lived at 1 Middletown Ind. Mrs J C Richardson, son Lawrence, and Miss Maybelle Mullendere from Los Angeles visit Mrs Oscar Haseman and relatives. The Rich ardsons toured the Grand Canyon en route and plan Yellowstone on return.
The Chatter and Stitch Club met at Mrs. Floyd Cornett's home Friday afternoon. One new member was voted in and the year ends until September. Mrs. Joe Curry of Bloomington won the single contest prize. Birthday wishes were given to Mrs. Earl Shemp with a gift. A two course luncheon followed for Miss Mary Blumen, Mrs. Will Wesner, Mrs. James Welty, Stalcup, Earl Skemp, Robert Stewart, Carl Poe, Raymond Ecker, Joe Curry, John Wilson, Wilson Hixon, Raleigh Roach, and the host.
Yesterday evening at the country home of Mr and Mrs David Shields Julius Cohen voice instructor and his pupils and several friends were entertained. The house was decorated with June roses hollyhocks and sweet peas. The evening featured music including vocal selections by Mr Cohen and his pupils. Refreshments were served.
Sunday worship and Bible class times are listed with sermons titled Dead to Sin and The Ten Virgins. Regular Thursday prayer meeting continues at Ellis with an all day Sunday gathering led by Edward E. Kranz, minister.
The Violet Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Tuesday night with a memorial drill planned by members and a good attendance urged.
A block of village classified notices lists a plant sale offering sweet potato plants at 80c per 100 and other vegetable plants at 50c per dozen, bulbs in assortment, plus farm items including mowers and seedlings. Addresses appear for Wolford's Vegetable and Flower Gardens on 40 H St. N. W. and local rentals, sales, and farming services. Also advertised are live or dressed frying chickens from Johnson's Poultry Farm and farm equipment from Lyons Implement Co. plus berry delivery from Odon, and a hiring note urging 500 nursery stock sales agents with commissions.
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