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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

2

Subscription rates and notices in local ad section

Rates detail subscription prices prepaid by carrier and mail with durations from one month to one year. Advertising, obituaries, and notices listed with per line and per inch charges. Included are several dated quips about politics, technology, and upcoming Fourth of July festivities in Linton with parades and fireworks. The page blends classifieds with political jokes and public notices.

Old Shelburn mine cave in disrupts traction line

In Shelburn Indiana yesterday part of the old mine caved in under the Terre Haute and Indianapolis and Eastern traction line. A ten foot square hole opened beneath the tracks forcing passengers to transfer to a bus between Shelburn and Sullivan. Track workers could not discern a bottom in the collapsed air shaft leading to abandoned workings.

Shelburn Ind Here Térre Haute Sullivan Traction Company

Franklin College Student Carl Winters Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Carl S. Winters son of Mr and Mrs A J Winters residing east of the city is in St Vincent's hospital Indianapolis after an acute appendicitis attack. He was operated on at 2 30 this morning after a Franklin physician advised removal. The young man attends Franklin college and his parents and Miss Alice Butler left to be with him. His father is a pastor at Crothersville.

Carl S. Winters A. J. Winters St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Franklin College Franklin St. Vincent’s Alice Butler Winters Baptist Crothersville

Heaven Not The World As You Knew It

A man dies and is led by an angel through breathtaking landscapes the soul mistakes for heaven. Majestic mountains forests rivers and flowers adorn the world he lived in, but the angel reveals this is the earthly world unseen by him.

Bloodland

Old "Residencer" in town visits aging former official

Charles B. Kemp once a leading Greene county figure and recorder in the late 1880s and early 1890s spent today at his Sandborn area farm. He will be 82 next September and looks well for his age.

Charles B. Kemp Greene County Sandborn Charley

Hiawatha Club Plans All Day Meeting

The Hiawatha club meets at Red Men's hall for an all day event Thursday Everyone attending should bring a dish to share Two birthdays will be remembered at the gathering

Hiawatha Club Red Men’s Hall

Officers Elected by Mothers Club at First Christian Church

The Mothers club of the First Christian church held its final meeting of the season in the junior house parlor on North Main street. Officers named to serve from September include President Mrs Harry Barger Vice President Mrs Murl Haseman Secretary Mrs Ray Willson Treasurer Mrs James Hemingway Corresponding Secretary Mrs Werman Green. Miss Fern Ingleman gave a reading and a bake sale was planned for Saturday to benefit the summer Bible school. Refreshments were served by hosts Mrs Ralph Holly and Mrs Bee McGriffin. Present were Mrs Ingleman and children Fern and Phylis Mrs Ray Willson and Jeannette and Cletus Mrs Ralph Holly and Carl Mrs James Hemingway Mrs Harry Barger Mrs Bee McGriffin Mrs Marl Haseman and daughter Helen and Mrs Herman Green and baby.

Mothers’ Club First Christian Church North Main Street Harry Barger Murl Haseman Ray Willson James Hemingeway Werman Green Fern Ingleman Bibie Ralph Holly Bee’ McGriffin John’ ‘Ingleman Fern Phylis Jeannette Cletus Carl Janes Hemingway Bee McGriffin Marl Hasemar Helen Herman Green and Hahy

Fourth of July Fireworks Crackdown Warned by Mayor

Mayor Inman warns strict enforcement of city ordinances prohibiting shooting of firecrackers and disposal of explosives within city limits. Violations carry a minimum fine of and a maximum of 50 dollars plus costs. a Fourth of July game is promised for the city.

Inman

Fast Mail Service From San Francisco to Linton

Miss Helen Jones of San Francisco visiting Mr and Mrs Joe K Foreman received a letter carried by mail posted in San Francisco June 1 and arriving in Linton on June 22. The item notes the swift service and timing.

Helen Jones San Francisco Joe K. Foreman Linton

Clarion Club Meeting Invites Members Tomorrow

The Clarion club will meet in regular session tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Mack Denham. All members are urged to attend.

Clarion Club Mack Denham

Hyacinth club picnic postponed to be announced

The Hyacinth club announces its annual picnic is postponed with a new date to be announced later. The event was originally planned for this week and will be rescheduled when a date is confirmed.

Hyacinth Club

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