Truth Seekers class meets for quarterly gathering at Haseman home
The Truth Seekers class of Huron Reformed Sunday school held its quarterly meeting at Miss Anna Haseman’s north of the city with strong attendance. Devotions led by Mrs E J Ecker and scripture by Mrs Henry Bredeweg opened. members shared golden texts from the prior quarter. Discussions on improving work and attendance were led by Mrs William Tilgedick Mrs Henry Stridelmeier and Mrs Lena Heitman. The class donated 5 toward the daily vacation Bible school fund. Plans were laid for a social next month at the country home of Mr and Mrs Henry Streitermeier to entertain husbands. Attendees included Anna Bolten Henry Bredeweg Henry Duhne E J Ecker Lena Heitman William Hilgedick Russell Huber Anna Haseman James Haseman Henry Kramer Sr Minnie Strietelmeier Henry Strietelmeier Louise Strietelmeier and Mary Steward with visitors Kemm of Springfield Mo George Haseman Thelma Haseman Minnie Steward and Clara Marie Huber. Refreshments were served by Anna Haseman and Sophia Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Reformed Sunday School
Anna Haseman
E. J. Ecker
Henry Bredenep
William Tilgedick
Henry Stridelmeier
Lena Heitman
Henry Streitermeier
Anna Bolten
Henry Bredeweg
Henry Duhne
William
Local Personal Notes From Indiana Towns
Mrs. Homer Hart visits friends in Bicknell Mississippi Beulah Ellis visits Mack Ellis in Jasonville Mrs Elmer Terrell aids her ill father in Bedford George Schlegel of Clay City visits sister Mrs L W Warner in Terre Haute area Peter Schloot J F Weisman George Humphreys and James Asrey attend the Democratic love feast in Terre Haute Miss Hazel Naugle travels to Indianapolis for National Educational Association sessions all of next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hart
Bicknell
Beulah
Ellis
Mack Ellis
Jasonville
Elmer Terrell
Bedford
George Schlegel
Clay City
L. W. Warner
Peter Schloot
J. F. Weisman
George Humphreys
James Asrey
Terre Haute
Hazel Naugle
Indianapolis
National Educational Association
Margaret Gill Rehospitalized For Condition
Little Miss Margaret Gill daughter of Mr and Mrs Cletus Gill is back at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for further treatment of an affection of the law. Doctor A A Thomas formerly of this city is treating her. Her condition is not serious and she is expected to return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gill
Cletus Gill
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
A. A. Thomas
Captain Roy Pope Returns to Bank Squad Duty
Capt. Roy Pope of the Indianapolis police drove home with Mrs. Pope after visiting Mrs. Ellen Brown of West Linton who is seriously ill. Pope now leads a bank squad of forty guarding suburban banks against banditry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pope
Indianapolis
Delightful Meeting of Linton Clarion Club
Mrs Mack Donham hosted a Clarion club gathering with officers elected for the year President Mrs George Stafford Secretary Mrs Arthur Miller and Treasurer Mrs Andrew Stewart. A picnic was planned for next Sunday and members meet July 9 at Mrs George Stafford's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Donham
Clarion Club
George Stafford
Arthur Miller
Andrew Stewart
Charles Robinson
Ed Hall
George
George O’brien
Will Watkins
Marie Dowd
Chicago
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings
Mr and Mrs Emery Boner of Lyons hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Henry Cross. Mrs Dan Smith returned from Indiana. James Simmerman and family visited their daughter Mrs Everett Garrett in Pleasantville. Virtue Lukenbill married Loren McIntosh in Bloomington. Everett Garrett family visited Sullivan. Local attendees at a Masonic home boys concert in Linton. Horace Turpen family visited Bicknell. Bertha Hill attended school in Terre Haute. Ella Edna Smith visiting Roy Smith in Stinesville. Baal McCombs and Aunt Ira Templeton improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Boner
Lyons
Henry Cross
Dan Smith
Inora
James Simmerman
Pleasantville
Everett Garrett
Bethe
Lukenbill
Bloomington
Virtue Lukenbill
Loren McIntosh
Worthington
McIntosh
Sullivan
Linton
Masonic Home
Franklin
Horace Turpen
Bicknell
Loda Hulen
Bertha Hill
Terre Haute
Ella
Edna Smith
Roy Smith
Stinesville
Baal McCombs
Ira Templeton
Baby News in the Store Keeps Busy
Mr and Mrs Wayne Maxwell announce the birth of a nine pound son born June 24 named Robert Andrew. Both mother and baby are said to be well. Mrs Maxwell was formerly Miss Edith Dye. Also reported is the arrival of a nine pound girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Searing in Indianapolis named Betty Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Maxwell
Robert Andrew
Babe
Maxwell
Edith Dye
T. J. Moore
Fred Searing
Indianapolis
Betty Jane
Ashcrafts Visit Kentucky Professor in Murray
Prof. and Mrs. G. C. Ashcraft visit the former's uncle Prof. J. W. Carr in Murray Kentucky. Prof. Can heads Murray State Normal at Murray and is a former Greene county resident. Mrs. Carr is seriously ill. The Ashcrafts send regards to Linton folk in a card to the Daily Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Ashcraft
J. W. Carr
Murray, Ky
Can
Murray State Normal
Murray
Greene County
Carr
Sheriff Sale in Greene County Indiana 1925
By virtue of an execution the Greene County Clerk will expose at public sale on July 11 1925 between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm at the Court House in Bloomfield the rents and profits for up to seven years for Lot 100 Highland Place Linton Indiana. If the judgement not fully satisfied the fee simple of the real estate may be sold. Property of Joe Pavlick in suit Butler Bros v Joe Pavlick. Sheriff Ervin Ray. Attorneys McIntosh McIntosh. Sale notices dated June 11 1925. 6-12 6-19 6-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
Highland Place
Linton
Joe Pavlick
Butler Bros
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Kirk’s
Virginia
Pillsbury’s
Richelieu
Florida
Meat Department
Armounr
Miller & Hart Bason
Poe
Johnson & Fuller
Variety Store
Angel Food Cape
Cushing
Citizen
Sophia Humphreys
Sng
ENA
Purton Battery Station
Linton Clarion Club
Mrs. Mack Donham
Cers
Marco
Forst
THE
White Crowe CO
Vincennes Street
Ashcrafts
Kentucky
Sheriff’s Sale
Ervin
Ray
MclIntosh & McIntosh
Scott’s the Dry Goods
Burlington Hosiery
Burlington
Insurance Department
Willard Far
Gerin Sales & Service
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