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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
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Isaac Bunch runs for Mayor as Republican in the May primary in Linton. Q Oscar Haseman also seeks mayoral nomination in the Democratic primary on May 6. Herbert Priest runs for City Clerk as Republican in May primary. Luther Fulkerson seeks Councilman at Large as a Democratic candidate in the May 5 primary.
A fragmented clipping notes distrust and irony about income tax savings and moonshine impact. It mentions President Coolidge and General Dawes contemplating cabinet roles, and hints at A. I. Fey returning from France, worn out from wartime home-knit socks.
A reflective piece condemns the type of man who is a model citizen in law and morals yet wholly self centered. He avoids volunteering, charity, and public causes, ignoring neighbors in need and never supporting community efforts. The author argues such neglect would destroy churches hospitals institutions and progress if universal.
The condition of Robert Scott, son of Mr and Mrs John Scott, at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis is reported as very grave today. Physicians fear for his life and hope of saving him is almost abandoned.
Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M will meet tonight in a called session at 7 o clock. Work in the Centered Apprentice degree. Visiting brothers are welcome.
The L A W club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Herbert Priest. Members are urged to attend as business of unusual importance to the club will be discussed.
Tilden Howard has accepted a new position at Earl Corbin’s barber shop on North Main Street and will begin work there tomorrow morning.
The staff at the high school met to discuss the upcoming 1925 Revue. Work on the annual is progressing splendidly with copy and pictures going to printers this week. An alumni section and an old athlete page are likely new features. Kodak pictures are being taken for the Revue and memory books between classes. The junior carnival will be held at the high school tomorrow night, sponsored by the class and their advisors Miss Mary Harrison and Miss Ethel Heitman, and Lester McCoy.
Miss Ellevise Hautehingen of Dugger was shopping in Linton today. Mr and Mrs Jasper Schloot, just back from Los Angeles, return to their city home. Mrs Mary Quigley, visiting her daughters in Terre Haute, returns home. Mr and Mrs Otis Cooprider come home from Indianapolis with their daughter Mary who has been ill.
The Ladies' Aid society of the first Christian church met at Mrs. Lee Rooksberry's home for an all day session. Six guests attended, four new members joined, a devotional was led by Mrs. A. J. Maxwell, and a business hour followed. A chicken dinner was served and quilting occupied the day. Plans were made for a St. Patrick's day party at Mrs. John Shields's home Tuesday evening.
The president of the parent-teacher association invites all patrons and interested friends to a general meeting at the junior high school tomorrow night at 7 15. A program will be presented and Mrs C M Amsler of Vincennes, vice president of the district, will attend.
Mrs Mary Pritchard will entertain the Nathamas class of the Baptist Sunday School at her home near Vicksburg Friday evening. All who wish to go should meet at the church at 6 45. Conveyances will be provided and a good attendance is desired.
James Fields of Owensburg selected for Indiana University glee club tour starting April 2. The 14th annual concert itinerary includes fourteen Indiana cities.
The United Brethren Sunday school Onward Bible class invites all members to read the 20th chapter of John and attend the class on Sunday March 16. A topic of special importance will be presented at that time.
Bus connection offered with Bloomington and Greencastle. Bus stop at hotel. Phone 179. Packages and small freight carried.
The Hyacinth club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs James Axton with members gathering for a local social event.
The Order of the Eastern Star will convene tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the usual meeting place to conduct its session and related activities.
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