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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
6
Miss Mabel Bray and C. H. FashBaugh married yesterday at the Bray home 160 Third street northwest in a double ring ceremony. The Rev. W. E. Cissna of the First M. & Church officiated with family and a few close friends in attendance. Esther Beatley of Indianapolis assisted.
A patent eye wash called Lavoptik blends camphor hydrastis witchhazel and water to soothe eye troubles.Businessman users attest relief of aching eyes and improved sight with Lavoptik. A man with red watery eyes reports wonderful help. One small bottle claimed to relieve any case of weak strained or sore eyes. W. J. Hamilton, druggist.
Olis and Paul Bray attended as bridesmaids and groomsman. The bride wore orchid georgette over silver satin and carried bride's roses. Miss Bentley wore peach taffeta with cream roses. Mrs. Dorsey Gilbert and Mrs. James Gill provided music, with songs “I Love You Truly” and “To a Wild Rose.” After dinner the couple left for their new Canton home where Mr. FashBaugh works.
The Camp Fire Girls host an ice cream social this evening at Purity bakery at Main and RB streets. Proceeds go toward paying a piano for the Glenburn mission.
Linton Lodge No. 5650 F and A M meets tonight to confer the Entered Apprentice degree and to arrange the funeral of the late brother Estel Maddox.
Stanley Little of Chicago visits his aunt Mrs. Anna Collins and relatives in town. Alta Gentry returns to Terre Haute after a week with relatives. Mrs. George O'Brien travels to Sullivan for a baling powder demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hilburn of Linton were guests here Monday. John Humphreys of Linton weekended with Bicknell friends. Virgil Asrey, Vincennes electric lighting superintendent and former Linton resident, was in town for a return visit.
United Press listing of radio program offerings for multiple stations across the United States. Details include times in Central and Pacific zones, performances by Atwater Kent artists, the U. S. Marine Band, Ukrainian choir, and drama productions such as The Mikado and Rollo’s Wild Oats.
Hogs receipts 7500 market lower best heavies 13.75 medium and mixed 13.75 common to choice 13.80 bulk sale 13.75 cattle receipts 300 market steady steers 10.75 cows and heifers 7.00 10.50 sheep receipts 400 market steady top 6.00 lambs top 15 calves receipts 900 market strong top 11.50 bulk 10.50 11.00
Funeral services for Fstell Maddox, who died at his daughter’s home in Mishawaka Tuesday morning, will be held at the M E church in this city tomorrow at 1 oclock. The local Masonic order, of which he was a member, will conduct the services. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
Indianapolis reports Carl Winters underwent appendicitis surgery at St Vincent Hospital yesterday. The operation was successful and a swift recovery is hoped for.
A card party at the Knights of Columbus hall features 500 with St. Peter's congregation members and friends invited this evening.
The Reverend Thompson, pastor of the Lyons Methodist church, will preach at the Glenburn mission Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. You are invited to attend.
All members meet at Mrs. Roy Hayes home Friday at 9 o clock to travel to Mrs. Carl Lewis home in Farmersburg for a picnic.
The Fortnightly club plans a picnic at City Park Friday evening at six. Members should bring dishes and silverware.
John Templeton of Terre Haute has been seriously ill at home for a week and is now reported to be gradually improving.
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