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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
2
INAH BRYAN publishers announce advertising rates per column inch and line rates for notices and obituaries. Subscription prices are listed for in state and out of state mail, with a Bacon quote and reader remarks interspersed.
A quip on a scientist’s forecast that blondes might vanish. The remark suggests absence could renew affection, though the speaker doubts such a result. The line blends humor and speculation about love and disappearance.
Mr and Mrs John Wright of K street Northwest entertained a group of girls last Saturday afternoon for Vivian Wrights tenth birthday. Attendees included Mary and Jennie McChristy Ruth Haffley Mary Ellen Haffley Lucille Stuppy Agnes Stuppy Margaret Wright Margaret McDonald Mildred Doyle Dorothy Gabbart June Wright Mary Ellen Espy Anna Tanner Jean Sloan Elsie Moss Juanita Brogan Marcell Suttle Marie Isom Mary McPhail Dorothy Brinson Ruby Kirkley Johnnie McDonald Paul Buckner Jane Wright Vivian Wright. Refreshments of pink and white ice cream and cake were served and music provided by Mary McPhail Mildred Doyle Dorothy Gabbart and Iane Wright. All departed wishing Vivian many more happy birthdays.
E R Fisher of the New Home Furnishing company resigns his post and accepts a traveling salesman role with Broshears Stock Food and Drug company. Friends note the new job brings a handsome salary increase.
Metropolitan Lodge of the Knights of Pythias and many societies schedule a dense slate of meetings and events across halls and churches. Highlights include K P lodges, Scouts Troops, Masonic second degree work, Eagles and Woodmen gatherings, Wo rld and Amicus clubs, garden socials, picnics, choir practices, and prayer meetings, with times from 2 to 7:30 PM and locations including Bay, C street, North West areas, and various church basements and halls.
Miss Virginia A. Gootee formerly of this city married William C. Jensen of Hartford Connecticut last Friday morning at St Peters parish house Hartford with Father Drederick officiating. They honeymooned in New York City and will reside at 158 Seymour Street Hartford after July 15. Ms Gootee, once employed with Vandalia Coal and Colts FireArms, and Mr Jensen, a Hartford real estate man, are the newlyweds.
James McDonald spent the day in Jasonville. Mrs Beatrice Johnson of Vicksburg shopped in the city. Mr and Mrs Clay Moss drove to Bicknell for a day out. Veneta Morgan visited her father Dr W H Gale in Vicksburg. Kate Engleman of Sullivan Sunday with sister Mrs Walter Scholl. Violet Cooprider to Dugger for a few days. Elrol Ford of Princeton weekend guest of Misses Dorothy and Alma Freund. Mrs Frank Taylor McIver visiting parents Rev and Mrs Melver of Rockville. Catherine Wilhill of Indianapolis weekend with Virtue Lukenbill. Will Laughlin of Indianapolis weekend with his parents. A M Beasley, George Humphreys and Henry Bordenet traveled to Bloomfield this morning. Charles Tolson and sons George and Melvin drove to Washington to visit relatives. Lenore Coker to Lyons to teach music pupils today. Herschel Courtney of Jasonville spent Sunday with Clifford Courtney. John Vette of Sullivan returned home after visiting Geo White. Milo B Mitchell to Cleveland as Grand Sigma Chi delegate from Greencastle chapter. boat trip on Lake Erie as a feature.
The Anceshema Camp Fire Girls will meet at 109 B Street Southeast on Tuesday at 3 30 PM. All members are asked to bring magazine subscriptions.
A special meeting of the Muchache Club will be held at the public library Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A called meeting of the Masonic lodge is set for tonight at 7 30 o'clock in the Masonic hall to proceed with a second degree work.
The program dance at Moose drew about eighty paid dancers on Saturday. The next big dance is on Fourth of July night and everyone is invited. Watch for the advertisement.
Francis Haseman and Miss Eval Greene were quietly married at the Christian Church parsonage at 10 this morning with Rev. B C Corts officiating. They will motor to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where Mrs Haseman will work. Miss Greene, a high school graduate and former township teacher, is well known and respected. Haseman is a son of the late Henry J Haseman and a Linton high school graduate who taught school previously.
A surprise dinner was hosted at 210 C Street Northeast by friends and relatives for Mrs. B B Brantley in her 69th birthday. Guests brought baskets and a plentiful noon meal followed by a sociable afternoon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Claude Super and daughter Mary Klane, Mr and Mrs Joe Bain, Mr and Mrs Joe Currey and daughter Joan, Miss Mary Mott, Mr and Mrs Eli Mott, Mr and Mrs Joe Hike, Mr and Mrs John Alley and two sons.
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