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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1924
Page
3
A witty clipped-column style piece laments payday woes and trends, noting Wall Street behavior under Democrats in town. It questions candidate picks, cites Pat Harrison and a Paul Revere analogy, and jests about Boycott talk and seasonal weather.
The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the murder conviction of Harry Diamond of East Chicago for killing his wife while motoring between East Chicago and Gary on February 14, 1923. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair, with stays issued previously. the high court set the execution date for November 14 upon denial of further relief.
Personal items list visits and travels of local residents and guests. Misses Hagermier Comer Russell Puckett Shaffer Hunter Lowell Earl McClung Munger Yeeman Winters travel to or from Terre Haute Bloomington Tulsa Indianapolis San Francisco and Lake Geneva with references to choir, nursing training and Y M C A conferences.
Alumni of Linton High School are urged to attend a Friday 7:00 PM gathering at the public library to form an alumni association. Former classmates are invited to reconnect, with class leaders organizing the event to rebind bonds and establish the group.
Miss Helen Riddell hosted a pleasant at home picnic supper last evening to honor Miss Margaret Orr the bride-elect of W J Peoples of Linton A beautiful tea set was presented to Miss Orr by her friends The guest list included Myrtle Bray Bertha Buckley Lutia Pierce Katherine Eunice Muncie Ruth Shattuck Vivian Robertson Stella Lambert Naomi Smith Marie Wallace the hostess and the honored guest
The Rosebud circle will not meet with Mrs. John Bennie next Friday due to the illness of her daughter Mrs. Cleveland of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bennie is at her bedside. The club will instead meet with Mrs. Charles Letsinger on Friday at A street northeast.
The Delphian society holds an important meeting at the library Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. President Mrs Carmody requests all members to be present.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will hold an all day meeting at the church tomorrow. Members are requested to be present.
New York June 25 Messrs Shubert announce creation of a $25 million show circuit consolidation described as the largest in legitimate theatre history. A new company to direct their varied activities will be named Shubert Theatre Corporation with $26 million stock. Papers filed in Albany establish the corporation to oversee the expanded operations.
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