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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

4

Fourteen Attend Wilder Brigade Reunion in Terre Haute

The Wilder's Lightning Brigade survivors held their final separate reunion at Memorial hall. Fourteen members attended from four states, recounting Hoovers Gap and Civil War memories while songs such as Tramp, Tramp, Tramp and The Star Spangled Banner filled the hall. The meeting marked the 60th anniversary of the Battle of Hoover's Gap and laid plans to merge future reunions with state G A R encampments in Frankfort.

Terre Haute Wilder Memorial Hall Hoover’s Gap

Hospital Report on Three Patients Discharged Home

Three patients Mrs Minnie Small Miss Cora Lee Morris and Mrs Pet soll were able to be removed to their homes today.

Minnie Small Cora Lee Morris Petsoll

Dowdens Visit Terhunes in Bennell Household Affair

Mr and Mrs Ben Dowden from Bicknell were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Terhune in a social gathering.

Ben Dowden Bicknell Ed Terhune

Silent Al Smith Heads Home From French Lick

Governor Al Smith of New York, vacationing at French Lick Springs, left for New York after a quiet stay. Reporters from across the country came hoping for political developments and comment on the wet and dry question, but Smith gave no interviews or statements during his visit.

AL Smith New York French Lick Ind

Teachers And Officers Meet At Church

The teachers and officers of the junior department of the Christian Sunday school will meet at 7 30 o clock Tuesday evening at the church.

the Christian Sunday School

Challenge All Comers by Linton Braves Baseball

The Linton Braves invite any team aged 14 to 18 to play games. Contact Lefty Weller or Gordon Wright for arrangements.

Linton Braves Lefty Weller Gordon Wright

SPECIAL DANCE IN LINTON AT NEWBERRY BEACH

The M. F. Dancing club of Linton will host a dance Thursday night June 28 at Newberry beach with Porter's jazz orchestra providing music from 9 to 12. Attendees urged to come. Nearby news notes Mr and Mrs Arlo F Carter Mr and Mrs James Quinn and daughter Evelyn of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Ed Terhune and son Malcolm visited relatives in Bloomfield. John Jones of Jasonville a former Linton resident is ill at 517 West Main street and would welcome visits from old friends.

M. F. Dancing Club Linton Newberry Beach Porter Jazz Orchestra Arlo F. Carter James Quinn Evelyn Indianapolis Ed Terhune Malcolm

Family Reunion Honors Mother Arnett on 62nd Birthday

A large Indianapolis area gathering surprised Mother Arnett at her home on H street northeast. Relatives from Gosport Martinsville Spencer Spencer Jasonville Dugger and nearby cities attended, including Arnett and Boles families and friends.

Arnett Mother Arnett Wiley Boles Ralph Elizabeth Harvey L. Crowmer Hilbert Walter Boles Earl Gilberta Fred Arnett Argil Ar Wesley Boles Spencer Ed Gilbert Gwendolyn Dugger Vern Arnett James Jasonviles Jesse Flack Amy Margaret Mary Jane Gilbert Dorsey Gilbert Orville Blackburn Ernest Arnett

Birthday Festivities Mark Mrs Arnett's Celebration

Violet May and Mr and Mrs Jim Arnett with daughter Aleen hosted a city gathering at Haseman's grave. A large banquet table showcased abundant food, followed by visiting and games after dinner. The crowd wished Mrs Arnett many more happy birthdays.

Violet May Jim Arnett Aleen Haseman

Negro Wit From Boston Transcript Snippet

A joke about a janitor's lighthearted nickname for his very black son, nicknamed Midnight. A fellow Black person remarks Hallo, Mid night, and the boy retorts that the speaker is nearly quarter to twelve, a rebuke framed as a racial quip from a Boston Transcript source.

Boston Transcript

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N. E S. E N. W Kite Jas JOE E. Beasley Agency LaMode Store Cecile Woodward Churngold Enoch Murphy North Main Bell Phone Mutual Indiana South Main Street Main Street Ana Greene County Loan Company Wtefice Tnd Wilder's Brigade T. N. McClung O. H. Crowder Sul Livan Moses M. Beck O. M. Crowder Eugene C. Newland George Starr Charles D. McClure George Petry Frankfort 18Th Indiana Battery Holton Kas Illinois Claremont Ill Jonathan Ward Sullivan Hosier Durbin Indiana Battery Anderson George W. Starr Bainbridge Baptist Church Bonnie Baughman Pansy Baughman Maude Humphreys Nellie Cox America Joe E. Beasley Miss Hainey Edith May Humphreys Watus Harrah Karon Nelle i Mcintosh Flowerland Ethel Brock Floris Clarke Fansy Kaughman Charles McIntosh Nickle Hoot Gibson Peter B. Kyne Marjorie Daw Forest Stanley Toonerville Pride of Palomar GRAND Wright Hedda Nova Jack Perrin Harold Lloyd Dreamland WM. S. Hart S . Derful Fashion Hat Shop O. H. Hanger N. Main St
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