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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
2
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Isaac Bunch and Oscar Haseman announce mayoral bids in Linton with primaries on May 5, subject to Republican and Democratic votes respectively. Herbert Priest seeks City Clerk nomination in Republican primary, and Luther Fulkerson runs for Councilman at Large in Democratic primary on May 6. A note adds humorous clergy and radio jokes from a New York preacher.
An archaeology team reports uncovering an ancient eye and a poet’s remains described as exceedingly old. The find is linked to a long-dead occupant whose age is placed in the thousands of years, per the explorers.
A scramble to secure seats on a citizens' jury to view objectionable plays highlights the heated debate in New York. The passage hints Vice President Dawes could be barred from speaking in the senate chamber, while his views on the proceedings would enliven the Congressional Record.
The speaker argues the open muffler law should be enforced as vigorously as liquor laws. If enforced, the city jail would fill for a few mornings at least, since there is no reason the law should not be applied.
An elderly Newberry physician, Dr Hamilton, was injured yesterday when his car sped down Brewer hill and struck a roadside tree. He was taken home for medical care. His brother, also a doctor, lives in Newberry.
The Natiramas class of the First Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a social outing last evening at Mrs. Andrew Pritchard's home in Vicksburg. After meeting at the church they drove through rain to the venue, where a devotional, business session, and several contests were held. Mrs. Ralph Thrasher and Mrs. A J Winters led in victories with prizes. music and refreshments followed. Attendees included numerous members and guests such as Mrs. J R Taylor, Mrs. Claude Sipes, and Mrs. Mary G. Smith, among others.
An important meeting of the city parent teacher associations was held at the junior high school with large attendance. Mrs Alice Mansfield of Bloomfield county chairman spoke on readings and urged clipping submissions for the state publicity contest. Mrs Gertrude Davis of Bloomfield promoted meeting coverage. Mrs M Amsler of Vincennes district vice president discussed aims and formed a city council with officers led by President Mrs John Aland and others. A council meeting will be held soon.
A flock of about 25 to 30 wild geese wandered near city lights last night around seven, circling low for an hour before finding their way to feeding grounds. No local hunters reportedly fired at the birds.
M. IF invitation for a mixed double dance on Saturday night at the Knights of Pythias hall with live music by B and W. The event is set for March 14 at 12:30 A. M. and features a 12 to 30 hour window.
Miss Mary Hill visits relatives in Sullivan for the weekend. Miss Hazel Hunter stays with friends in Cass. Mrs. Raymond Tyson of Dugger shops in Linton today. Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder visits aunt Mrs. Mary Johnson in Sullivan. Mrs. Dora Foster goes to Chapman Kansas for brother L L Crane’s illness. Mrs. Martha Morgan returns to Dugger from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Allen. Mrs. Iva Brown returns to Oaktown after illness of cousin Mrs. Simon Mitchell. Mrs. Herman Klusmier and son Lochimbar return to Terre Haute after visiting Aaron Page. Sem Dickie departs for Toledo Ohio for a job with Toledo Edison Electric. family plans to move there.
Notice from Linton Lodge No. 60 F. and A. M. calls a called meeting at 7:30 PM with practice in the Master Mason degree.
Trade and sale ads list coal prices from Victor Coal Co. and medical services for women and children. Listings include farm and house for sale or trade near Linton, a Dodge car and trucks for sale, medical office move, lost keys and wagon wheel, rental for six room house, light housekeeping furniture for two rooms, and household furniture bargain for immediate sale. Contact details include West Vincennes street address and 506 telephone line.
The Wanetta Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Lillie Nance home with all but two members present. Three contests were held with prizes awarded to Mrs John R Ecker Mrs Andrew Stewart and Mrs Chris Myers. Mrs Myers won an Irishmen game prize for best knowledge of Ireland. Refreshments of sandwiches pudding whipped cream and coffee were served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs William Campbell and Miss Alice Myers. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Baldwin Hall home.
The Ch I E club held its regulus meeting at Mrs William Terrell's home with Mrs Terrell acting secretary in Mrs Della Bennett's absence. Social time followed a brief business period. One guest attended, Mrs Goodman. Members present included Carrie Sanford Minnie Stephenson Mary Story Helen Kristler Brian Karl Mary Bone Bessie Miller Ruth Smith William Terrell and Mary Ellen Hatfely. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs Mary Bone's home.
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