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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
6
The Truth Seekers class of the Saron Reformed church met in a social session yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William Bovenschen’s home north of town. Attendance was good. A general business hour was held followed by contests and other diversions. Refreshments of homemade ice cream wafers and coffee were served.
The Greene County State Conference Club will meet this evening in the M E church at Bloomfield. The club includes county youths who attended the youth conference or were voted in for active participation in young peoples work.
Alec Myers and family spent Monday evening in Jasonville with Mrs Myers mother. John Perkins and daughters Thelma and Lucille called on friends Sunday. Charles Wright and others attended Koreen Sunday. Quine Heathisty and family from Odon visited G W Canady. Dr E B No Johnson was called from Sandborn to attend Mrs John Canady ill. Ray Shake returned from visiting Harry Wade in Linton. Mary Bicknell visited from Sandborn. Guests of James Wells included Rev Harry J Bailey and family from Terre Haute and others from Indianapolis. E K Canady’s group spent Sunday near Owensburg. Ethel Skelton of Dagger was guest of Oscar Shelton. Sunday dinner guests included Bert Bradfield and families from Vicksburg and Elmore. W F M S to meet July 6 with Elizabeth Blackwood. Hene-Home Economics Club enjoyed meeting with Bess Morgan. Roll call on Favorite ways of using milk and cooking with beef.
Miss Zella Johnson of Indianapolis visits Mrs. Mack Taylor. Miss Beulah Ellis visits friends and plans to spend the summer with her sister Mrs. Gale Hunt in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Secrest of Gary visit his parents and relatives here. Florence Wolford returns to Linton after visiting Ira McDowell south of town.
Mr and Mrs James H Haseman announce the birth of an eight pound baby girl born Thursday June 24 The child is named Viole Ruth Mrs Haseman formerly Miss Ethel Hollingworth
Sunday school last week reached 157 with a goal of 170 this Sunday. Public worship at 10 30 features the sermon The Missing Man. Women’s missionary society meets Thursday at 2 00 with Miss Minnie Striedemier. Men’s Brotherhood gathers Thursday at 7 30 at the Boy Scouts camp on the Hejtman farm. Boy Scouts meet Monday. English language services emphasized.
The Wuanneta Club holds a bake sale this Saturday in the former Poe Cleaning Works building. Pies cakes doughnuts candy bread and chickens will be sold to support club activities.
Ray Singer who had been ill at his West Vincennes street home for a few days shows improvement this morning. He had symptoms of appendicitis but the crisis is expected to pass. Singer recently returned from a business trip to Florida and is the manager of the New Home Furniture Company.
Public invited to weekly chicken suppers in the church basement cafeteria style every Saturday from 4 to 7 PM. Price is three cents per spoonful, five cents if served without vegetables.
Mrs Leonard Chastey of Stockton was operated upon this morning to treat a medical condition. Further details were not released.
Several persons from here spent last Sunday at Turkey Run. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fields of Linton visited Mrs. Laura Alkire last Friday. Charles Heim of Connersville visited with his parents. Frank Dean and family of Loomfield visited Mrs. Dean's parents the Wines. Mrs. Bessie Fearnot went to Illinois last Sunday to cook for a railroad camp. John Morgan spent last week with family in Indianapolis. Miss Berthe Hill and Miss Helen Adamson went to Terre Haute last Sunday to attend State Normal. Charles Turpin returned to Illinois University last Friday after visiting relatives here for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and daughter Ella were at Elnort last Sunday. Miss Sv Hardesty, attending State Normal, spent last weekend here with her uncle and aunt.
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