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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
2
Mrs. Frank I. Quinn of Topéka Kansas says Tanlac stopped years of indigestion that pressed on her heart and caused fear of riding streetcars or going out. She notes lasting improvement after several bottles and praises Tanlac, sold by druggists.
The column mocks political antics around November 4 and the Fourth of July celebrations. It cites La Follette, Indiana senator Ralston, and Hoosier Democrats Fred Van Nuys and Meredith Nicholson. It satirizes press agents and public relations stunts while noting street-improvement costs and petty political attacks.
Members of the Pythian Sisters lodge met last evening in regular session with strong attendance. Mrs Ros Hannum reported on the faith temple delegation from Linton that attended Orleans convention. A decorating committee will place flowers tonight. bring flowers to Mrs Hagerman or Mrs Bain by six and report by them.
Miss Ione Wright entertained the Monica Lee club at her home with a business session, plans for a lawn party at Miss Mildred Forbes's home, and a party route via Miss Margaret Cox's house. One new member, Miss Aileen Brown, was voted in, followed by a music program and refreshments for members and guests.
Mrs. T. E. Harris visits Terre Haute today. Courtney Herschel visits Jasonville. Will Simmers of Vincennes visits Laffoon family. Mrs. Jerry Lewis returns home from Owensburg. Ileene Rousch returns from Terre Haute after visiting Mrs. Jackson. Thomas Johnson and family arrive from Indianapolis to visit relatives. Thomas Boswell leaves Pueblo after bedside visit to ill mother Mrs. William Boswell. Mrs. Curtis Webber of Cincinnati visits J Smock then heads to Hinora. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Montgomery of Tampa attend funeral of Mrs. Margaret Price. Montgomery is granddaughter of the deceased and Ora Price’s daughter.
The Saron Reform Church announces Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m featuring a sermon Not Peace But the Sword all join for the C E pledge discussion at 3 0 p m no evening service as pastor leaves soon after morning worship. Sunday June 29 there are no services due to the homecoming and reunion at New Knoxville Ohio June 28 29 30 all activities at usual hours choir meets A R Fledderjohann pastor.
The family of Joe Coil and daughter Delilah express heartfelt thanks for support after the loss of husband and father. Grateful for flowers, car use, choir members from Ellis Smyrna and the Church of Christ at Dugger, the Odd Fellows lodge of Dugger, the Ku Klux Klan of Linton, and Rev. O A Cook.
The Methodists defeated the Reformed team 22 to 11 in a one sided Junior Twilight league baseball game yesterday afternoon. Battery for Reformed was Baily and Roberts while Durham and Tuttle pitched for the Methodists.
Members of the Chatter and Stitch society were entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs James Gill's home. The event was delightfully spent with Mrs Gill praised as a charming hostess and efficient entertainer. delicious refreshments were served.
The Lin ton orchestra, a group of city musicians, has been engaged to perform at the beach near Wheatland next Sunday afternoon and night, furnishing music for the event.
Just a few transportation cars left. Reconditioned in fine shape with paint and mechanicals. Prices include 1928 Ford coupe 295 dollars, 1923 Chevrolet coupe 450 dollars, 1920 Dodge touring 250 dollars, 1921 Ford touring with starter 125 dollars, Buick six touring 445 dollars, Elcar with new paint 125 dollars. Kenneth F. Hannum Hudson and Essex dealer Hireh-in-Barn. Phone 294, 2012p.
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