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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists advertising rates per single column view and per inch for subsequent insertions. It mentions readings for permanent contracts, obituaries and cards of thanks, and classified advertising at one cent a word with a 25 cent minimum. A line shows 4.00 2.00 1.00 and 60 as numbers.
Isaac Bunch and Oscar Haseman announce mayoral runs for Linton with party primary lines on May 5. Herbert Priest seeks city clerk nomination under Republican banner, Luther Fulkerson files for Councilman at Large for Democratic primary on May 5.
Miss Margaret Cox delightfully entertained last night for her guest Miss Nellie Mudy of Columbus. The evening featured games and music with refreshments including sandwiches whipped cream wafers and joho. Guests included Nellie Eady Mary Carpenter Florence Cox Mildred Harbett Lena Davis Gladys Vaughn Nellie Cox Alive Myers Geneva Davis Ophia Carpenter and Margaret Cox. gentlemen present were Loie Higar Harry Davis Glen Rupert Louie Hatfield Frank Lenning Claud Atbell George Geatches Paul Burns and Ralph Sheffler.
A church supper offered Saturday evening at the U B church from 4 36 to 7 o clock features menu items including meat pie beef loaf with gravy mashed potatoes escalloped corn butter beans macaroni and cheese dessert slaw pie and cake attendees are urged to come late if needed.
Miss Margaret Shearn of South Linton is convalescing after blood poisoning from a knife wound caused accidentally by a schoolmate.
Mrs Chris Myers hosted a Clarion club gathering with to discuss minutes and reports. Prizes awarded for Easter contests included a cut glass mustard jar and a basket of Easter candies.Guest Mrs Lillie Nance attended and refreshments were served.
Mrs Jasper Schlool spends the day in Indianapolis while Mrs H H Smith visits relatives in Sulliven this morning. Mrs John Kelly visits her parents Mr and Mrs David McGee in Dugger. Miss Lettie Gann visits Swit City for a few days. Mrs Joseph Petts of Masonville guests of her mother Mrs Henry Gilbreath yesterday. Mrs R W Hungerford leaves for Washington DC after visiting her mother Mrs Sadie Myers.
Mr and Mrs Otis Jamison of 350 B street northeast announce the birth of their daughter Mary Edith yesterday.
The degree staff of the Rebekah lodge will meet tonight at 6 45 oclock. Every member of the staff is requested to be present.
Church supper serves chili soup or wash and milk for 16 cents tonight at the U B Church. Proceeds likely support church activities and community gathering.
Bloomfield Ind March 20 John Dowden rural mail carrier found a letter in his yard bearing a Poseyville postmark. He believes it traveled about 100 miles to Bloomfield with the midweek storm that swept Posey and Gibson counties.
An ad warns that one in ten minor flesh wounds can cause serious infection and recommends disinfecting with liquid Borozone and applying Borozone powder. It lists prices for liquid bottles and powder and notes Elk Horn Pharmacy as the seller.
John T. Fritz Agency offers business property tornado insurance at 5.00 per 1000 coverage for a three year term. Policy details listed for readers at 50 A Street N.E. in 1917.
A brief classified style note offers wallpaper cleaning services with a contact number 515 K for scheduling. The item emphasizes affordable home cleaning options and easy reach for potential customers.
For sale items listed including refrigerator gas orange washstand rocking chair and other household goods with prices. Real estate rental nearby 2 acre property near Linton south of Paris Lehman. Lost tire on rim 30x3% reward to Johnson, Linton Indiana.
A humorous 19th century drug ad touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as a harmless tablet that quickly banishes misery with a money back guarantee. Hamilton's Drug Store promotes the cure in a clipped promotional style.
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