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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
2
Prehistoric Britons and Local Paleolithic Echoes
A scientific report notes that prehistoric man lived around 20,000 years before Christ in parts of Great Britain. The remark says similar ancient presence exists locally, jokingly tying past and present inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Secretary to Recommend Tax Cuts in December Session
The Treasury Secretary will propose lower income taxes to Congress when it convenes in December. The piece argues that reductions in state and municipal taxes hinge on better government business management, condemning political expediency over business ethics and stating taxpayers bear the cost of political decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Linton Sees Influx of Beggars and Deserving Unfortunates
Linton faces a surge of beggars and disabled persons, including blind and other unfortunates, plus mendicants, especially near pay days. While sympathy rises, many residents feel the town already bears its share and more charity traffic should be curbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Choir Won't Come to Terre Haute Church
Mrs. C. T. Sherwood's Terre Haute choir, slated for next Sunday at the Methodist church, cancels due to serious illness in the group. They plan to visit Linton at the earliest opportunity.
Snake tale: Rev H H Allen battles copperhead on porch
Rev H H Allen recites a snake story with proof as a copperhead two feet long is found on the Martinsville porch. Mrs. Allen spots it at 10 am and the minister uses a stick to kill the serpent after it supposedly entered via the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. H. H. Allen
Allen
Man Raymond Boston Defeats Chief in Horseshoe Match
Raymond Boston defeated Chief of Police Harbett in a horseshoe contest with a final score of 21 to 8 this morning. The result highlights the theme that words do not always reveal a man’s skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Boston
Harbett
Christening Service For Little Jennie Lou Brookshire
A christening was held yesterday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schloot for Jennie Lou Brookshire the seven months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brookshire Rev H H Allen of Martinsville led the service with prayer Mrs C T Sherwood sang That Sweet Story of Old Four grandparents and two great grandparents attended Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Brookshire and son Ralph of Henryetta Oklahoma and Rev and Mrs H H Allen with daughter Miss Frosie of Martinsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schloot
Jennie Lou
Owen Brookshire
C. T. Sherwood
H. H. Allen
Martinsville
Edward Brookshire
Ralph
Henryetta
Okla
Flossie
Needlecraft club gathering at Mrs Osborne's home
Mrs Orlo Osborne entertained the Needlecraft club on First Street Southwest yesterday afternoon with conversation music and needle work A two course luncheon was served Plans for a forthcoming picnic were discussed Those present included Mesdames Fromme Warner Maxwell Bardger Corbin Fisher White McGrew Osborne and young attendees Betty Irene Bardger and Glendora Osborne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Osborne
Needlecraft Club
First Street
Mesdames Fromme
Warner
Maxwell
Bardger
Corbin
Fisher
White
McGrew
Osborne
Little Betty
Irene Bardger
Glendora Osborne
Pretty Birthday Party for Miss Mary Isabelle McAtee
Mr and Mrs Curtis McAtee hosted a birthday party for their daughter Mary Isabelle celebrating her eleventh birthday. Guests included Helen Hilgediek, Helen Poe, Evelyn Poe, Marthena Walters, Ruby Ecker, Maggie Watkins, Amilie Watkins, and Rosena Robinson. Refreshments were ice cream and cake, and Miss Mary received many pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis McAtee
Miss Mary Isabelle
Miss Mary
Helen Hilgediek
Helen and
Evelyn Poe
Marthena Walters
Ruby Ecker
Maggie and
Amilie Watkins
Rosena Robinson
Society notices remind readers of editors and contact numbers
The notice asks readers to contact the society editor at 277 for society lodge or church notices and to use the business office number 177 for related inquiries. It emphasizes timely communication with local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Business
Linton
Ind
Clarion Club Meeting Set With Grab Bag
The Clarion club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Johnson. There will be a grab-bag. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion Club
Charles Johnson
Mrs C T Sherwood Hosts Evening For Allen Family
Mrs. C. T. Sherwood delighted a group of about thirty friends at her home last evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Allen and their daughter Miss Flossie of Martinsville. The Allens, former local pastors, have been visiting here this week and Miss Flossie entertained with several pianologues while guests enjoyed fruit punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Sherwood
H. H. Allen
Flossie
Martinsville
Allens
Mr. Allen
Methodist Church
Flossie Allen
Fruit Punch Recipe for Entertaining Households
For the housewife, a cooling party drink is best. The base uses juice of 3 lemons 6 tablespoons sugar 2 oranges quartered and sliced and any fruit may be added such as berries bananas strawberries or peaches. Add cracked ice or shaved ice until thick with as much ice as the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Graham Butler
M. E. Ladies Aid to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E church will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Maude Perkins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. E Church
Maude Perkins
Married at Bloomfield Between Beulah Reynolds and Darrall Woodard
Beulah Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Reynolds and Darrall Woodard son of Mrs Peter Melton were married at Bloomfield by a justice of the peace between 11 and 12 o clock. Both are active in U B church work and will reside temporarily with the bride's parents before starting housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Reynolds
W. H. Reynolds
Darrall Woodard
Peter Melton
Bloomfield
U. B. Church
Farewell Party for Green Family in Linton
Members of the First Christian church hosted a farewell party at John and Mary Shields home for A. E. Green and family departing for Indianapolis. The evening featured music readings and a ice cream theft caper followed by pursuit by four women. The Greens resided in Linton 13 years and will run a rooming house at 1241 North Pennsylvania Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
John Shields
A. E. Green
Indianapolis
E. A. Armpriester
Armpriester
Lorena Letsinger
Greens
Linton
North
Pennsylvania Street
Irene Morgan
Mesdames Board
Myers
Rupert
Jordan
Brawand
Ingleman
Ham
Haseman
Asrey
Nelson
Butts
Talbott
Miller
Stockenburger
Shields
Uland
Mabel Rupert
Hazel
Moshell Bunch
Ruth Armpriester
Lillian Fisher
Alice Butler
Isabelle Johnson
Fannie Asrey
Ruth Myers
Lex Jordan
Rev. &. C. Certs
John Ingleman
Oscar Anderson
Peter Brawand
Lee Myers
Marl Haseman
Jim Ustry
Charlie Stockenburger
Mr. Myers
Bert Barnes
Clarence Morgan
Mrs. Green
Charlotte and
Lucille
Illness of Mrs Needler Shocks Hartford City
Mrs. Joe Needler of Hartford City is seriously ill at home. Her daughter Mrs. E C Corts of the city is with her. Mrs Needler is a well known local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Needler
Hartford City
E. C. Corts
Needler
Bride Grace Kinser Weds Lawrence Tate in Bedford
Miss Grace Kinser, once of this city, married Lawrence Tate of Bloomington last Saturday at Bedford. She is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kinser
Bedford
Lawrence Tate
Bloomington
Ice Cream Theft Suspects Told to Surrender
Police say the youths who stole ice cream from Shields' residence last evening are identified and urged to surrender at police headquarters and pay for the cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Pynic Event Postponed by Weather at Shady Beach
The Stitch and Chatter club postponed their planned pickup at Shady Beach due to bad weather. The event was scheduled for tomorrow and will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Beach
Stitch and Chatter Club
Royal Neighbors Regular Meeting Notice
Royal Neighbors announces a regular meeting tonight focusing on business of importance. Members are urged to attend.
For Sale Axminster Rug and Kitchen Cabinet
For sale one Axminster rug and one kitchen cabinet. Address 209 Sixth St. S. E. for contact or pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth St. S. E
Clyde Heenan
Elmer Sherwood
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277
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Rainier National Park
Pacific Northwest
Cayee
Milwaukee & & St.Paul
Puget
Mr. and
Mrs. Shields
A. E. Armpriester
Bride
Pyonic
Royal Neighbors
Greg
Ferrel & Company
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Greene County
Jasonville
Singer
Vincennes St
Grand Theatre
Harry R. Hohenshell
Davenette
First St
Wm. M. Green
Bell Phone
Mutual
Lyons
Bell
Geo. Dessmakel
St. S. W
Second St. S. W. C
D. Carpenter
Mailers List Co
28Th Street
Detroit
Mich
Feltenstein
Linton Hotel
C” St. N. EL
Cole
Jesse Coulter
Sixth St. N. E
South Main St
Phone
Black Creek
Lillie Edington
Peoples Trust Company
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Goodrich
Linton Harness Company
North Main Street
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