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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1924
Page
2
Watered in the Linton Indiana post office as second class matter per act of Congress. Subscriptions and advertising rates listed. obituaries and social notices priced per line. The piece shifts to commentary on summer, Adam's rib, Russian peasants, and US trade and politics with references to Duncan McDonald and a radical platform.
The G R T club met at Mrs Fred Millers home with thirteen members present and one visitor Mrs Earl. New officers were installed President Terrell Secretary Smith Treasurer Sanford Correspondent Stephenson. Minutes approved, roll call, refreshments served. Next meeting is a July 18 city park picnic anniversary of the G R T society.
The Wonder club gathered yesterday at Mrs. John Robert Ecker’s home with strong attendance. After business, members played games and contests. Mrs. Andy Stewart won first prize, Mrs. Cora Falk second, and Stewart also claimed the mystery box. The next meeting is set for July 2 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Cody’s on Fourth Street Southeast. Guests included Beatrice Newsom of Harrisburg, Pa., Hazel Hester, Bonnie Staggs, and Ruby Ecker.
Circuit Clerk David F Bland has issued licenses to wed since last week. Dewey Green of Jasonville and Mary E Bales of Linton. Hugh Elben and Dora L Phillips of Linton. Benham KE Williams and Joe E Mitten of Worthington. Ralph M Anderson and Cora Hodges of Linton. Byrd G Wright and Mildred L Lanning of Linton. Harrison Riggins and Inez Mc Comb of Marco. James H Vaughn and Daisy J Lockhart of Sullivan county.
James H. Davis, superintendent of Hamilton Coal, is constructing a new bungalow style home at the northeast corner of C and First streets. John T Fritz, local architect, prepared the plans. The five room house with bath will be modern in every detail. Excavation is underway.
Members of the Hyacinth club met at Mrs. Gillum’s home for a business session outlining a city park picnic with families to attend on Wednesday July 16. A program honoring Paul Dresser featured life history details, songs, and two contest winners, followed by a luncheon. the club adjourned for summer and will resume in September.
Mr and Mrs R A Foster hosted a six oclock dinner in their St Louis home celebrating the hosts 68th birthday the Fosters twenty first wedding anniversary and the birthday of guest Mrs Fred Hopson niece of Mrs Foster Guests included Mrs Thomas Hopson Leonard Hopson Mr and Mrs Fred Hopson and children Dean David and Dora Olive Abrams and the couple's other relatives attended the feast featuring fried chicken and angel food cake all readable facts
Mrs. Maggie Terhune has purchased the John Reinties residence on A street northeast and will take possession soon. Her household goods are en route from California as she relocates to permanent residence in Linton.
The Kiwanna club will meet on Tuesday June 24 at the home of Miss Tone Brown in West Linton. All members are requested to be present at this meeting.
A small classified listing notes a limited stock of reconditioned transportation cars in good shape with prices including a 1923 Ford coupe at 295 dollars a 1923 Chevrolet coupe at 450 dollars a 1920 Dodge touring at 250 dollars a 1921 Ford touring with starter at 125 dollars and Buick six touring at 445 dollars all offered by Kenneth F Hannum Hudson and Essex dealer Hitch in Barn Phone 294 Also an advertisement from Madison Mills offering free samples of Better Made shirts with no capital or experience required and potential earnings up to 100 weekly. Actors and agents urged to write for samples and opportunities at 562 Broadway New York. Owner call at Citizen office to pay for this ad.
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