Vacation Plans Are Changed By Death
Miss Jule Carnett, 18, sister of Floyd Carnett, died last night at her West Lebanon home after illness. Survived by parents and five brothers. Carnett, an aide to Harry Welch, had been visiting Indianapolis when notified. Funeral services set for tomorrow with burial in West Lebanon. friends recall her as a charming young woman.
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Floyd Carnet
Covington, Ky
Harry Welch
Jule Carnett
Mr. Carnett
West
Lebanon
Indianapolis
West Lebanon
Welch
Carnett
Preaching Service by W J Brown in Louisville
W J Brown of Louisville Kentucky will preach at the Church of Christ tonight one night only. The public is invited to attend.
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W. J. Brown
Louisville
Church of Christ
Dangerous Sign Sparks Caution in Early Romance Notes
A cautionary line about online flirtations appears when a girl writes oceans of love, prompting readers to reevaluate safety in digital dating and consider boundaries, authenticity, and potential red flags. The piece blends light humor with prudent advice for youths navigating affection and communication online.
Irish rebels ready to fight again in era of laws and prizes
Irish rebels are said to be ready to fight again. The era of city improvements and public complaints fades as humor and reflection mix with notes on honesty in all walks of life. A minister offers a thousand dollar prize for proof of evolution, humorously challenging even Bryan to prove such a feat.
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W. J. Bryan
President's long trips to study conditions abroad
The speaker notes how tough the U S president's duties are including long 15, 900 mile journeys on special trains and boats to Alaska and other cool places to study conditions.
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The
United States
Alaska
President Harding Pardons 20 Political Prisoners
President Harding pardoned 20 political prisoners yesterday before departing for Alaska. Public approval hinges on their future conduct and adherence to proper behavior.
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Harding
Alaska
Baptist Preacher Faces Laporte Picture Show Clash
In Laporte Indiana picture show managers target a Baptist preacher who hosts free Sunday night films, claiming the screenings hurt business. The confrontation echoes a prior dispute in Linton a few weeks earlier.
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Laporte
Ind
Linton
Advertising that tells the truth earns profits
The passage argues truthful advertising thrives when advertisers share information showing that unsafe or false ads do not pay. Colorless evasive ads fail, while ads that clearly present facts about worthwhile goods or services survive and profit.
Fancy Work Circle Enjoys Afternoon With Mrs Poe
The Ladies Fancywork circle met at Mrs Joel White's home on North Main yesterday afternoon with Mrs Charles Poe and Mrs White as hostesses. The group sewed and chatted while refreshments including chicken turpin sandwiches brick ice cream angel food cake and iced tea were served. Attendees included Mrs William Johnson Mrs Harry Westfall Mrs Jenna Fritz Mrs Ben Humphreys Mrs Will Welch Mrs Dunk Keith Mrs Eli Mott Mrs Bolly Cooper Mrs Ernest Crecelius Mrs Henrietta Bradshaw Mrs Joe Beasley Mrs Tom Holder Mrs Carroll Rippetoe and Mrs White and Mrs Poe.
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Joel White
North Main Street
Charles Poe
Mrs. White
Mesdames
William Johnson
Harry Westfall
Jenna Fritz
Ben Humphreys
Will Welch
Dunk Keith
Eli Mott
Bolly Cooper
Ernest Crecelius
Henrietta Bradshaw
Joe Beasley
Tom Holder
Carrol Rippetoe
Lucian Hixson
Mrs. Poe
Society Editor Seeks News for Daily Citizen
Alice Graham Butler, society editor, thanks readers for tips on news items for the Daily Citizen. She notes items arriving by mail are often late and invites calls at 277 for visitors or neighbors with news to keep the department lively, apologizing for any omissions.
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Alice Graham Butler
Daily Citizen
Live Wire class hosts cheerful Buck Creek picnic
The Live Wire class of the Baptist church traveled by car to Buck Creek for a lively evening picnic. Nellie Cox lit a large bonfire, games and supper followed with ice cream, cake, and punch. Teacher Joe Beasley led playful competition as attendees enjoyed a hearty outing with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Beasley.
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The
Baptist Church
Buck Creek
Nellie Cox
Joe Beasley
Joe Booher
Evelyn
Mildred Booher
Pansy
Bonna Baughman
Roxie Humphreys
Joseph Beasley, Jr
Sam Curtis
Guy Moss
Herschel
Jack Workman
Edna
Ruth Owens
Frances
Alice Myers
Bryan Amos
Irvin Reinises
Gordon Stewart
Winogene Hewlett
Aline Brown
Mildred Harbet
Homer Funk
Herbert Brown
John Carpenter
Pearl Sheffler
Ralph Sheffler
Bill Sharpe
Dwight Carter
Serena Mitchener
Joe E. Beasley
Former Linton Woman Faces Major Goitre Operation
Mrs. O. E. Weldon will undergo a major goitre removal operation Thursday at 8 o'clock at the Deaconess hospital in Indianapolis. Dr. Goethe Link will perform the surgery. Mr. Weldon plans to travel to Indianapolis this evening to be with his wife.
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O. E. Weldon
Deaconess Hospital
Indianapoli
Bicknell News
Goethe Link
Weldon
Indianapolis
Masonic Lodge Special Meeting Tonight
A Masonic lodge will hold a special meeting at 7:30 PM with work in the Master Mason's degree.
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Masonic Lodge
Linton Friends Meet at Newberry Beach
Last night a group from Linton traveled to Newberry beach for an evening of dancing swimming and a picnic lunch in honor of Miss Christiana Wilson who departs for Terre Haute today. Participants included Mrs. Frank Duncan Miss Geneva Wills Miss Wanda Young Miss Madge Melton Miss Christina Wilson and James Goodman.
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Linton
Newberry Beach
Christiana Wilson
Terre Haute
Frank Duncan
Geneva Wills
Wanda Young
Madge Melton
Christina Wilson
James Goodman
Lumber yards to close for fish fry in Sullivan area
Linton lumber yards will close all day Saturday June 23 to let employees attend the annual fish fry at Sullivan 2112¢ plans.
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Linton
Sullivan
Society Notices Prompt Extra Contact Reminder
Persons having society judge or church notices will please call the society editor on 277. Business office phone is 177.
Linton Trombonist Joins Williams Stock Company
Howard Lynn a leading Linton musician and trombonist at the Grand Opera house for about eighteen months leaves for West Virginia to join the J. C. Williams Stock company a seven piece orchestra regarded as among the best. The company will tour West Virginia North and South Carolina and New York this summer and Lynn will meet the group at Christiansburg arriving around six o clock tomorrow evening.
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Howard Lynn
Linton
Grand Opera House
West Virginia
J. C. Wiliams Stock Company
North
South Carolina
New York State
Lynn
Christiansburg
W. Va
Apple Cheese Pie Recipe By Alice Graham Butler
The author promotes Apple cheese pie as exceptionally delicious and shares a simple method. Use four tart apples peeled and chopped, a half cup sugar, cinnamon, one crust, bake, then top with two thirds cup ground cream cheese.
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Alice Graham Butler
Fresh Catfish Sale This Friday and Saturday
Bert Burnett will offer fresh catfish all day Friday and Saturday. The event promises steady availability through the weekend.
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Bert Burnett
Personal Notes of Local Residents Headed to Nearby Cities
Mrs Laura Shouse visited her husband in Terre Haute yesterday. Mrs Lillie Hubard also went to Terre Haute to visit friends. William Goldberg and George H Ellis traveled to Indianapolis and Jasonville on business. Dora and Gertie Pennington and Mrs John Pennington drove to Terre Haute yesterday. Stella Huffman of Vincennes is visiting H W Wilson and relatives. Kenneth Holden and Lee Hineman go to South Bend for work. Doliman Dixon visited Sullivan to see Mr and Mrs Davis. Ben Hook of Indianapolis visits his sister Mrs Emile Sarmont. Mrs Collins and son Hughie visited Cass to see her sister Miss Margaret Suthard. Miss Ruth Rodgers of Midland returned home after seeing her grandfather Peter Andrews. Miss Marguerite Boudesquie of Mobile arrived to visit her brother City Engineer Joan A Boudesquie. Mrs Porter Campbell and daughter Eunice went to Jasonville to see A J Shields. Mrs S Daniels and daughter Elsa Marie travel via Jasonville to Bloomfield. Mrs Conner and daughter Miriam of Terre Haute returned after visiting cousin Mrs C T Sherwood. Mrs Edward Bennie went to Dugg er to visit her mother. Miss Dorothy Faulk went to Dugger for a visit. Mrs Chester Wills and daughters Betty Gray and Margaret Wright went to Sullivan to visit Mr and Mrs Lex Sherwood. Bob Faucett and Lester Bard, Miller's Melody Makers, went to Bloomfield on business. Miss Charlotte Goldberg and Kenrietta Cooper visited relatives in Indianapolis. Aris Clarke left for Valparaiso after two years at Western Union. Miss Christina Wilson, former cashier at Linton Theatres Co and Princess Pat beauty parlor, will join a Terre Haute beauty parlor. friends wish her well.
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Laura Shouse
Terre Haute
Lillie Hubard
William Goldberg
Indianapolis
George H. Ellis
Jasonville
Dora
Gertie Pennington
John Pennington
Stella Huffman
Vincennes
H. W. Wilson
Kenneth Holden
Lee Hineman
South Bend
Doliman Dixon
Sullivan
Davis
Ben Hook
Emile Sarmont
Collins
Hughie
Cass
Margaret Suthard
Dickerson
Ruth Rodgers
Midland
Bob Faucett
Lester Bard
Miller’s
Melody Makers
Patterson’s
Bloomfield
Charlotte Goldberg
Kenrietta Cooper
Aris Clarke
Western Union Telegraph Office
Valparaiso
Ind
Telegraph Company
Christina Wilson
Linton Theatres Co
Linton Methodist Faces Mount Calvary At Haseman Park
Linton Methodist baseball schedules a 2:30 PM Saturday game against Mount Calvary at Haseman Park. After a 15 inning marathon last Saturday, Mount Calvary vows to even the score as fans expect a big turnout and no admission charged to boost the home team to another win.
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Linton Methodist
Mount Calvary
Haseman Park
Eastern Star Notice for Friday Lodge Meeting
Friday evening is the regular meeting of the Eastern Star lodge for conferring degrees. Every member be present.
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Eastern Star Lodge
Can anything be sadder than work left unfinished
A wry quote contests the idea of urgency with a remark that work left undone weighs more than work that never started, hinting at creative frustration and irony about productivity.
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Matt Ad
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