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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
5
The Inter-Church council endorsed a union four week vacation Bible school to be held in the school building. It will unite all local churches, offer Bible study, dramatizations, crafts, music, and games, with classes for older youth and a large teacher corps led by Rev. W F Cissna.
Ben Stone of Merom Gravel writes to the state highway commission praising the condition of roads 4 and 12 from Linton to Martinsville. He notes several years of driving these roads and says they are in uniformly good shape now.
The New Linton theatre debuts the film Abraham Lincoln to an appreciative audience. The portrait traces Lincoln’s life from childhood to assassination, blending entertainment with education as it runs for three more days.
Funeral services for Mrs Grant Gillett will be held Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at Nine Mile church. The cortege will depart the home at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Thompson will officiate and burial will take place in Bohley cemetery.
Board of Trade Feed Store advertises bulk warden seed and lawn grass seed at 72 Phon for bulk purchase and home lawn needs.
Mrs Howard Nye of Indianapolis cares for her mother Mrs J B Dillion who had tonsils removed. Mr and Mrs Ivan Groomer returned from Bloomington. Mr and Mrs Faye Hollins and Dick Beck of Jasonville visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Moffett moved to Bloomfield. A young daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Shearn has flu. Rev Rogerty district superintendent preached at the M I church Sunday night.
A medical advertisement touts Hem-Reid as a complete cure for piles with rapid action even in chronic cases. It includes a guarantee and is attributed to Dr Leonhard and Hamilton's Drus Stare.
Market prices for livestock and grains in Indianapolis show calves at 7.00 8.00, hops around 14.60, heaviest stock 0.0.0, gulls 5.00, wagon market noting oats and hay values with oats near 5.56 and hay timothy around 16.00 to 16.50, corn and wheat listed with 1.20 to 1.25 and 1.70 respectively.
Paul M. Cox a shoe repair man on Fourth Street Northeast placed a classified ad on Monday and by Tuesday morning had 16 pairs of shoes to repair. The item poses a question does advertising pay off.
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