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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

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Delightful Clarion Club Meeting at Mrs Hall's Home

Mrs Edward Hall hosted a regular fortnightly Clarion club gathering with thirteen members present. Plans for a city park picnic were made. two contests entertained guests while gifts and greetings were exchanged.

Edward Hall Clarion Club Elgub George Stafford Willard Goodson James Clayton George O’brien George Hedrick Washington Will Watkins Mac Denham Andy Stewart Arthur Miller Ray Ashoaugh

SOCKS Social by U B Ladies Aid Society

The U B church Ladies Aid Society hosted a sock social in the church basement with clever invitations asking guests to bring three times the money of their sock size. Many attended and enjoyed a short program including a pianologue by Helen Moore and readings by Opal Browning and Lucile Green, plus a trio of Ber Brown and Helen and Bima Moore.

Ladies’ Aid Society U. B Helen Moore Opal Browning Lucile Green Ber Brown Helen Bima Moore

Personal notices of visits and travels across Indiana towns

Mrs Bert Miller and daughter Geneva visit her sister in Sullivan. Miss Josephine Speas of Indianapolis returns home from visiting Miss Mary Edith Klink. Mr and Mrs Jesse Coulter and daughter Helen drive to Terre Haute for mastoid operation. Winnie Humphreys Alice Butler and Carl Winters tour to Terre Haute visiting the Humphreys. Mary Thompson and others from Bloomfield arrive to visit Miss Helen Winters and family. Mr Usrey, secretary to Congressman Arthur Greenwood, returns from Washington. Mrs Marjorie C Boles sails to New York for summer work at Columbia University. Mrs A H Witty and Mrs William Doyle go to Terre Haute for White Shrine initiation. Helen Winters and friends go to Spencer for a park day. Mildred Phillips accompanies them home.

Bert Miller Geneva Ernest Bledsoe Sullivan Josephine Speas Indianapolis Mary Edith Klink Jesse Coulter Helen Terre Haute Union Hospital Winnie Humphreys Alice Butler Carl Winters Leo Humphrey Columbia University Boles QO. A. Cook A. H. Witty William Doyle Helen Winters Mary Mervif Thelma Shaw Spencer

Class of 1918 Lintan High School Reunion

The graduating class of 1918 is urged to meet this evening at 6 o clock in the library to finalize plans for a reunion event.

Lintan High School Lbrary

Nurse Tells How Tanlac Helped Many Patients

A Seattle nurse and graduate Mrs I A Borden praises Tanlac as nature s most perfect remedy for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. She cites patients who improved after six to three bottles and urges readers to buy Tanlac from reputable druggists. Over 40 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Nature I. A. Borden Ponting Ave Seattle Wash National Temperance Hospital Chicago Tanlye

Truth Seekers Class Delights with Picnic Plans and Contests

The Truth Seekers class met at Mrs. Henry Streitelmeier to conduct regular business and devotionals. A rose contest winner was Mrs. Ecker, with Mrs. Streitelmeier second, and a Biblical contest saw Mrs. Hilgediek triumph over Mrs. Ecker. A social hour followed with a unique curling gift activity and refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Hazel Hoffert of Chicago.

Henry Streitelmeier Clara Huber J. J. Meker Nellie Haseman William Hilgediek Ecker E. J. Ecker Hazel Hoffert Chicago

Delegates Attend American Legion Auxiliary District Convention

Mrs Charles Page and Mrs Marie Plann attended the Second district convention at Edwardsport as delegates from eight counties. Noted speakers included Mrs Edward Burkett national chairman from Indianapolis Dr Courner district commander from Vincennes Mrs Combs from Bloomfield and Mr Stevenson from Terre Haute. A banquet followed the program at 6 o clock.

Charles Page Marie Plann American Legion Auxiliary Edwardsport Edward Burkett Indianapolis Courner Vincennes Combs Bloomfield Stevenson Terre Haute

Bake Sale by UW B Aid Society at Travis Feed Store

The UW B Aid Society will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Travis feed store on East Vincennes Street. Cakes pies bread baked beans potato salad and other goods will be offered.

UW. B. Aid Society Travis Feed East Vincennes Street

Cornerstone Laying at Glenburn Mission Sunday

The cornerstone for the Glenburn mission will be laid Sunday afternoon at 4 30 o clock. The deaconess Miss Yoder and the Rev Cissna will lead the services. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Glenburn Yoder Cissna

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