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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
2
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A series of political notices from Linton declares candidates for Mayor City Clerk and Council seats. Names include Isaac Bunch Oscar Haseman Herbert Priest Francis Haseman Luther Walkerson Gebree Ingalls Grover At VanMeter with party designations Democratic or Republican and primary date May 5. The notices urge voter support subject to party will.
The judiciary committee, composed entirely of married members, reported adversely on the bill taxing bachelors, signaling no rancor despite the target.
One scientist argues the human brain is shrinking while another foresees a future where a two million year survival yields a near perfect brain. Neither view holds any immediate practical significance.
Linton, known as a convention city, hosts many distinguished Red Men and numerous delegates. The city extends hearty hospitality, inviting guests to ask for what they need and assuring they will find it.
Next month Linton will host the state camp of the Woodmen of the World. The camp will convene for several days with many delegates from across the state. The event is of notable importance to the city as visitors praise local hospitality and Buck Creek water.
Two announcements in the Democratic ticket list Grover A. Van Meter for the First ward and George Ingalls for the Third ward. Both men are well known in Linton, prominent business figures, good citizens, and capable of becoming first class officials.
The Linton Gas Co. hosts a week long cooking school at the Grand Opera house with free sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily this week. Attendees praise the demonstrations and instruction, stressing good cooking as a valuable skill for every girl.
A large family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Moore celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Mary Walters of Galenia Kansas and Mrs. Andrew Maxwell. A bountiful noon dinner followed by an afternoon of social time. Mrs. Walters plans to depart for Kansas in early April.
A sequence of brief notices lists A. M. Beasley in Bloomfield on business, Mrs. Floyd Shipman from Sullivan in Linton, Miss Goldie Hudson visiting the Dickies in Jasonville, Theodore Green visiting relatives in Terre Haute, Mrs. Clifton Tucker from Terre Haute with Hattie Sylvester, Miss Eva Donager attending a music teachers conference in Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hewitt and daughter from Terre Haute visiting John Hewitt, Misses Mary Lynn Lucille Johnson and Pauline Hunley traveling to Bloomington for a state music memory contest, and other local residents Hdna Hoffeditz Mae Taylor Kenneth Landis Lloyd Hiatt visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Edwards in Terre Haute.
John Lowick of South Linton was summoned to De Soto to attend the funeral of a grandchild killed in last week’s storm. En route, a message from Griffin, Indiana, announced that a brother there died from injuries when Griffin’s tornado devastation occurred.
Mrs. Jacob Hahn led a Bay View club session with a talk on Monitoring and Aviation at the library. Members reported on attending the Greene County federation of clubs meeting in Jasonville last week.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will meet in the work room Wednesday at 2 o clock. Work will be done, business transacted, and refreshments served. All society members are urged to attend and all ladies of the church are invited.
The Truth Seekers class of the Saron Reformed Sunday school will meet with Mrs Henry Bredeweg Thursday afternoon for the quarterly meeting. Every member is cordially invited.
Congressman A H Greenwood visits the city due to the illness of his half sister who lies critically ill at her home in Elnora according to the Washington Herald.
The Ellawatha club will conduct an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Nellie Houldson located at 809 Be street northeast.
The Ladies Fancywork circle will meet with Mrs Will Welch Wednesday afternoon.
All Moose Legionnaires are asked to meet at the Moose hall Wednesday evening at seven for a social hour and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Orval Jackson announce the birth of a daughter named Daisy Elen born Saturday. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
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