Puritioners AOtive-Citizen Building Ad Rates Notice
Classified ad rates and publication terms appear, including single column inch rates and minimums. Subscription prices are listed for mail and carrier delivery in Indiana and outside Indiana. The page also contains miscellaneous quotes and light editorial observations, noting primitive humor about common sense and popular culture references.
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Qswarnme! & Dryan
Aotive—Citizen
South Main
Linton
Ind
THE
American Press Association
Indiana
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Indianapolis market page lists wagon market prices for wheat oats timothy and livestock. Wheat ranges 1.05 to 1.15 per bushel. oats 0.39 to 0.86. timothy 18.00 to 19.00 per hundredweight. Hogs heavies at 8.75. steers 8.00 to 8.50. calves 7.00 to 7.50. bulls 4.50 to 5.54.
Tender Boiling Beef Specials Listed For Sale
A brief classified note advertises beef offers including good tender boiling beef and roast. It mentions 2 pounds for 25 cents and a potential price of 10 cents per pound in another option. The fragment suggests grocery or market promotions with simple quantity and price details.
Enjoy the Fruits of Civilization in Modern Life
A fragment argues that despite high prices and less healthy pursuits, modern life offers compensating features worth enjoying fully. The text highlights advanced age and enduring disadvantages as context for valuing contemporary comforts and benefits.
Chiropractic promise and local office notice
Chiropractic by means of which pain and disease is overcome and thousands restored to complete health. For centuries the problem of health has occupied minds. A method found which stands the acid test by adjustments to the cause. W H Scholl hours and address listed for Linton Indiana Opera House.
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Allopath
Delightful Surprise Birthday for Miss Margaret McDonald
A pleasant afternoon party at John McDonald's home honored Miss Margaret McDonald on her tenth birthday. Guests, games, piano selections by Ruth and Mary Ellen Haffley and others, plus ice cream, cake and popcorn. Out of town guests Mrs Will Risinger and Mary Risinger joined in the celebration and all departed wishing many more happy birthdays.
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John McDonald
I” Street
Margaret McDonald
Margaret
Jasonville
Mr. McDonald
Mary, McPhail
Mildred Doyle
Iane Wright
Helen McDonald
Ethel Pearce
Ruth
Mary Ellen Haffley
Iane
Vivian Wright
Violet Kelley
Ellen
Olga
Ruth Kelley
Mary McChristy
Jennie McChristy
Mary
Velma Bennie
Margaret Wright
Mary McPhail
Mildred Morgan
Elizabeth Monaghan
McCrena Dalton
Mary Rogers
Elsie Mosg
Fern Engleman
Marcella McDonald
Will Risinger
Mary Risinger
James Bennie
Elks Ladies Meet Hosts Social With Prizes Awarded
The Elks Ladies met in North Main club rooms with Mrs. Bruce Fleetwood as hostess. Mrs. Otto Froeschke won first prize and Miss Sadie McQuade was second. Dainty refreshments followed. A guest day party is planned in two weeks. Attendees included Mrs. Herman Taylor, Mrs. Edith Hanger, Mrs. Seph Inman, Mrs. Jasper Schloot, Mrs. Peter Schloot, Mrs. William McQuade, Mrs. Gavins, Mrs. Mahlon Gilbreath, Mrs. Lee Hixon, Mrs. J. F. Weiman, Mrs. W. A. Craig, Mrs. Homer Fordyce, Mrs. Doris Harris, Mrs. Mabel Heenan, Mrs. Haldon Beasley, Mrs. A. M. Beasley, Mrs. Otto Froeschke, Mrs. Clyde Davis, Mrs. Reed Dixon, Mrs. Horace Humphreys, Misses Pearl Schloot, Fay Fleetwood, Sadie McGuade, Mrs. John Cravens, Mrs. Bruce Fleetwood, and guest Miss Mary Locke of Mobile Alabama.
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Elks
North Main Street
Bruce Fleetwood
Otto Froeschke
Sadie McQuade
Herman Taylor
Edith Hanger
Seph Inman
Jasper Schloot
Peter Schloot
William McQuade
Ges
Gavins
Mahlon Gilbreath
Lee Hixon
J. F. Weiman
W. A. Craig
Homer Fordyce
Doris Harris
Mabel Heenan
Haldon Beasley
A. M. Beasley
Clyde Davis
Reed Dixon
Horace Humphreys
Pearl Schloot
Fay Fleetwood
Sadie McGuade
John Cravens
Mary Locke
Mobile
Ala
Six OClock Dinner Guests At Mrs Wilsons Home
Mrs William Wilson hosted a six o clock dinner at her home on B street Northwest last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mack Tyler and daughter Miss Maxine Mrs Li H Arthur and son Damon of Dallas Illinois and Roy Spice. After a fine dinner the party traveled to the river for bathing and enjoyed a pleasant time.
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William Wilson
B” Street
Mack Tyler
Maxine
Li H. Arthur
Damon
Dallas
Ill
Roy Spice
Social calendar items for tonight and Saturday
Tonight Red Men's Lodge at hall Eastern Star at their hall Orchestra practice at Methodist church. Saturday Women's Relief Corps at 73 1 2 S Main Street Metropolitan Lodge K of P at their hall Teamsters Union No 689 at Uniform Rank K of P No 97 meets at hall Chicksaw Country No 253 at
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Red Men’s Lodge
Eastern
Women’s Relief Corps
S. Main Street
Metropolitan Lodge K. of P
Teamsters Union
Chicksaw Country
Entertained Club elects officers for new year
Mrs Andy Stewart hosted the J T T Club gathering yesterday at her home on H street Northwest with good attendance. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Jas Priest president, Mrs Tug Morgan vice president, Mrs Maggie Stewart secretary, and Mrs James Hemingway treasurer. Guests present included Mrs Frank Jordon, Mrs Lew O'Brien, Mrs Tug Morgan, Mrs Mack Denham, Mrs Ed Fuller, Mrs James Priest, Mrs Cecil Woodard, Mrs James Hemingway, Mrs Jessie Allen.
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Andy Stewart
J. T. T. Club
H” Street
Jas. Priest
Tug Morgan
Maggie Stewart
James Hemingway
Frank Jordon
Lew O’brien
Mack Denham
Ed Fuller
James Priest
Cecil Woodard
Jessie Allen
F O P Club Meeting At Marian Bennett Home
The F O P Club guests enjoyed a pleasant evening at Miss Marian Bennett's residence on C street Northwest. After business, games and contests were held with Hazel Collins and Lulu Howe winning prizes, followed by pink and white refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Maude Gill Hester Boston Hazel Collins Lula and Lila Howe Irene Taylor Lavene Robertson and Marian Bennett. The club plans to meet again in two weeks with Miss Edith Bray.
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F. O. P. Club
Marian Bennett
C” Street
Hazel Collins
Lulu Howe
Maude Gill
Hester Boston
Lula
Lila Howe
Irene Taylor
Lavene Robertson
Edith Bray
Reunion of J U G club in Worthington
Worthington Ind June 24 Members of the J U G an organization of high school girls who gave a memorable house party in 1906 are to re unite with their guests Saturday at Worthington public park More of the old crowd is now in Worthington than at any time since 1906 and others are arriving daily The home guards expect guests from several cities from New York to Chicago and from Minnesota to Mississippi.
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Worthington
Ind
J.U. G
Worthington Public Park
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Mississippi
B Y P U Members Social At Church Basement
Members of the B Y P U are reminded of a social tonight at seven thirty in the church basement. Attendees are urged to be on time for what is expected to be a pleasant gathering.
Citizen Phones Society and Business Call Numbers
A terse public notice directs citizens to contact Society via Glub and Personal offerings with a business line at 1.2 for calls. The item implies a local telecommunication or social contact point without detailing individuals or organizations.
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Sienna
Mrs Alta Miller Honored At Fitzpatrick Shower
Mrs Alta Miller was the guest of honor at a church group shower hosted by Miss Dessie Fitzpatrick at 110 B Street Northwest. The event featured a hidden gift search, baskets, and openers delivering gifts, plus contests won by Miss Nelle Brawand and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
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Delpha
First Christian Church
Dessie Fitzpatrick
B” Street
Northwest
Alta Miller
Nelle Brawand
Edith Ham
Ione
Eva Green
Mae Doidge
Clara
Emma Pearce
Zoe Hasemar
Haldon Beasley
Will Axton
Susan Doidge
Lena Brawand
Personal notices of Terre Haute day trips and visits
A long list of residents and guests are noted as spending or touring in Terre Haute or nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Watson Mrs. Patrick Gleason Miss Eva Green J. T. Mitchell Mrs. Mary Butts Henry Bordenet Lettie Moan Pearl Moan Mrs. Clara Smith Darwin Mrs. Wilber Parks A. M. Beasley Mrs. Myrthel Craft Zula Wolford Mrs. Josephine Kransella and many others visiting relatives or transacting business. A forthcoming Edwardsport event is announced with activities and speakers.
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Mary Watson
Terre Haute
Patrick Gleason
Eva Green
W. W. Wills
Mary Butts
Midland
J.T. Mitchell
St. Louis
W. C. Robertson
Dugger
Roy Robertson
Wilber Parks
Jasonville
B. O. Rook
Emery Briley
Bedford
A. M. Beasley
Bloomfield
Walter's Enterprise Flour Delights Guests With Quality
A nostalgic ad touts Walter's Enterprise Flour as superior and economical. It promises richer bread flavor and consistent results, claiming the flour yields at least four more loaves per sack and avoids waste from failures while costing more than ordinary flour.
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Walter
Walier
Jersey
Homecoming Dates Set for Ed wardsport Festival
Ed wardsport announces a three day homecoming from August 11 to 13 led by the legion. Eight weeks remain until the big event with promises of a full picnic and three days of fun and entertainment.
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Edwardsport
the Legion
Jasonville Masons and Eastern Star Observe St John Day
The Jasonville lodge of Masons with the Eastern Star mark St John day with a 7 30 pm program at the lodge room. Events include an orchestra prayer by Rev. Felix introductory talk by Dr. Burrell readings by Mrs. Ransom and Margaret Wood music by Margaret Shanklin Carl Passens Maureen Infleman solo by Vera Long and address by Prof. E A O Dell followed by remarks and refreshments. Job work at the Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville Lodge of Masons
Eastern Star
Felix
Dr. Burrell
Ransom
Margaret Shanklin
Carl Passens
Margaret Wood
Maureen Infleman
Nina Stultz
E. A. O’dell
Vera Long
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Egypt
Young
Cuba
Indianapolis
Wagon Market
Stock Market
HAM Bros
Chiropractic
W. H. Scholl
Opera
Senki
Miss M Donald
Elks’ Ladies
Elks’ Home
Mickie
Sans Charlen Bates
Guy Damocles
By Charles Sughroe
Vicnen Newspaper Union
Anon Schandt
Elmer
Elmer Goop
Entertained Club
J.T
T. Club
Delphia Alpha Class of
Christian Church
Tender Shower
Fitzpatrick
M. E. Dixon
A. T. Custer
Josephine Kransella
Wi. Campbell
Oda Franklin
Bicknell
William Campbell
Ed Howe
Utica
Emma Beeman
N. A. Smith
Switz City
J. W. Davis
B. H. Arthur
Dundas
Mack Tyr
J. A. Campbell
John Bland
Letha Gretchen
Mary Lucas
Martinsville
Madge Blevins
Sullivan
John Strong
Fern
Catherine Engleman
Vicksburg
Mrs. Hays
Willwock Grove
Enterprise Mills
Enterprise
Vaso
Spie
Valiers — Enterprise Flour
Jasonville Masons
Hall
Citizen Office
Harry Stevenson
Spencer
New Linton
Iasonville
Delaware Hotel
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