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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
7
A Sunday dessert idea uses fruit sherbert made from juice of three lemons and one orange with shredded pineapple sugar and water. Boil peel with water ten minutes cool add fruit juice and pineapple freeze then stir in beaten egg white before final freeze.
Miss Winnie Baker and Harry Hewitt married quietly last Saturday in Washington. The couple, long in love, kept the union secret until the announcement. Hewitt, a former Linton teacher, and Mrs. Hewitt, a popular Linton graduate who taught rural schools, both active in the Baptist church, are wished happiness in their new life.
A heavy downpour with wind and lightning swept the locality between 1 and 2 PM, breaking a 94 degree day and cooling the atmosphere temporarily. Residents reported sweltering heat before the storm provided brief relief.
Steven Tatro told Marshal Mills by phone that a band of burglars had entrenched themselves in his barn and were firing on his house. Mills organized a town posse and searched the Tatro residence. they found a tire on Tatro's flivver had exploded.
Four patients, including Little Helen Burton and Mr. Bobbitt, were discharged to their homes today and are reported to be doing nicely.
Superior Wis June 2 3 Local supply of wood exhausted by residents seeking fuel for fireplaces due to cold weather. More than two and a half inches of rain fell since Tuesday as merchants report demand.
Manitoba voters rejected prohibition and backed government supervised liquor sales as suggested by the Moderation League Against Absolute Prohibition. Returns from yesterday's referendum indicate the move to end absolute prohibition and implement controlled sale.
Miss Nora McCann has returned home from eel events where she attended the Sunday school convention. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mahoney and son Marshall from Crete Illinois are visiting relatives and friends.
Large lots expanded from 65 by 122 feet to 224 by 154 feet and 147 by 238 feet. Fine building sites. Come and get prices.
An assortment of 1910s style classified notes: AME offers sewing and repair services at 25 East Vincennes St with various shop items. WANTED violin pupils at Grand theatre by Harry R. Hohen shell. FOR SALE furniture and household goods with calls to Clyde Heenan or Elmer Sherwood. Multiple rental notices and a lost item. ads for crops, a clock range, and job seeks.
A short quotation by Shailer Mathews argues that worth cannot be measured purely by numbers. It critiques the idea that valueless individuals can collectively create true value for society.
A quotation noting that honesty is the best policy has not been repeated frequently enough, attributed to H. W. Howe in a monthly.
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