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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
6
Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes star in The Scarlet Saint at the Grand tonight with a sensational plot of youth, love, and escape. A Pathe comedy The Ghost of Folly featuring Alice Day is added attraction.
Secretary Wilbur warns America against weakening defenses while Europe reels from Briand and Herriot cabinet moves after Briand's collapse. Frederick C. Baird testifies about bootlegger perjury and enforcement weakness. Clarence Mackay named a commander by the King of Italy.
Kenneth Gwin left Saturday evening for Detroit to take up new employment. Mrs W D Brown and Frank E Her of Bloomington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E F Gwin. Gloria Tincher and Madge Walton were dinner guests yesterday. Mrs Otto Powell from West-Linton visited her sister Mrs Lucian Hixon. Charles Bedwell returned to Tarra Haute after visiting relatives. George Krischak of Western Union telegraph attended the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. Gilbert Corbin and Harold Tucker left for Chicago to enter Greer school for automotive engineering. Sam Frazier and Mrs T Rosenthal and children Leon ard and Billie Lee of Detroit are guests of Mr and Mrs James Openshaw. Fraziers and Rosenthals were formerly Linton residents. Mr and Mrs Rely Humphreys of Sullivan visited Billie and Winnie and Pearl Humphreys in town yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clifford Strong left Sunday for Bartow Florida to visit Mrs Strong’s parents, accompanied as far as Nashville by Miss Maudie Ballard. Miss Hulty Jean Akie went to Avé Janston Jr to enter the National Kindergarten School for a six week term. She will return home for a short vacation then resume school in winter term.
More than 125 relatives and friends gathered yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marion F Gab bard northeast of town for a bountiful basket dinner on the lawn at noon. Attendees enjoyed singing and music while Kodak pictures were taken. Guests came from Jasonville Dugger Worthington and Linton.
Mrs Alfred Spears hosted her daughter Doris Gene's third birthday party Saturday afternoon assisted by Miss Inez Corbin. Guests including Berneice Gorbin Cleota Cooprider Thelma Shank Fern Corbin Betty Hostetler Georgie Gorn Betty June Patrick Galdie Stewart Dodene and others enjoyed games contests and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
All members of the Pythian Sisters are asked to furnish flowers and send them to the hall before 6 o clock Tuesday evening. The decorating committee will depart the hall promptly at 6 o clock to begin decorating.
A special meeting of the C. W. Friendly class at the First Christian church will be held Tuesday evening June 22 at the home of Mrs. T. G. Morgan located at 1010 A street northeast.
Announcement made Saturday shows reductions across all Ford cars and trucks. Discounts range from 35 to 50 dollars and are now in effect.
The M E Church Junior Choir will meet Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock to plan their upcoming picnic. All members interested are invited to attend.
Boy Scouts Troop No. 2 will meet at the Savon Reformed Church at 7 o'clock this evening. All members are asked to bring their dues.
The Mothers Club of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Williams.
James Inman venerable father of former Mayor Seph Inman is described as in very feeble health at his Bloomfield home. The Greene County resident, aged eighty nine, has lived a long life in the area.
The Chautauqua committee invites all members to attend an important meeting at the Saron Reformed church Tuesday night at 8:30. Refreshments and good eats will be served. President J. A. Hageman urges attendance.
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