Birth Announcement for Juanita Davis
Mr and Mrs Beldon Davis announce the birth of a seven pound girl named Juanita born this morning. Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Elva Tincher.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Beldon Davis announce the birth of a seven pound girl named Juanita born this morning. Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Elva Tincher.
A California field produced a $6 pumpkin, grown on staples, yielding 125 dnainties.
Michigan City officers trailed Sophia Wedouch in a moonshine case. A baseboard screw revealed a four gallon alcohol cache with a rubber tube to a hidden closet, leading to the city jail for Wedouch and guests.
Notice to masons states Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M will meet in a stated meeting at 7 30 tonight with Fellow Craft degree work to follow.
The Saron Reformed church choir will hold a Friday evening practice at seven o'clock inside the church. The event targets choir members and church attendees for a routine rehearsal.
Mrs Ada Gladys Riggs 21 wife of George Riggs died at her father Dave Leyman home after a brief illness. She was ill Tuesday night and died Wednesday night. She leaves husband a 4 year old Franklin, parents Dave and Ada Leyman, four brothers Clyde Don Chester and Raymond, and four sisters Iva Cuffel Oma Frederick Levina and Geneva. Funeral arrangements awaited word from her husband.
Federal Council of Churches reports 38 states free of lynching in 1924, with 16 victims in total. Three new states Arkansas Oklahoma and Virginia join the roll of honor while Illinois Kentucky South Carolina and Tennessee lose their free status. Four lynchings have occurred so far in 1925, prompting renewed calls for action by churches and authorities.
The Rev. C. E. Townsend and wife relocate to Arizona after accepting a new field. They will be joined by Miss Clara Dallet, who travels to wed her fiancé Carl Woodall, son of Mr and Mrs. Woodall, former Linton residents. Friends here extend best wishes for their happiness.
Greene County Indiana Board of Commissioners will on April 7 1925 at 2 p m receive bids for construction of the Oscar Fitzpatrick et al concrete road plans and specifications on file with the County Auditor. Bidders must file proposals bonds and affidavits as required by law. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Witnessed by the Board and official seal dated March 11 1925.
John T. Fritz Agency advertises tornado insurance for residence property at 50 A Street N. EF. 1917p with a rate of 4.0 per 1000 over a three year term.
Mrs Earl Newman was brought to her home at 560 F street northeast from Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis where she has been since December 3. Her condition is improved and she is getting along nicely.
A reflective item arguing that restraint marks human virtue and excess ends in loss of guard and guidance as one crosses into extremes. The prosaic meditation cautions readers to maintain balance and temper in conduct.
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