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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
7
A fragment describes the Prunes courting wealthy friends the Plums and exploiting others. A friend warns the Prunes that the Pins are ruined and appealing to their circle for aid. Mrs Prune laments their anger at the Pins.
In Alton Hampshire Dr William Curtis dies at eighty seven ending a long family medical tradition. For more than two years and through five generations fathers and sons had served as doctors in the same seventeenth century barge setting.
The excerpt recalls Gustave Flaubert and George Sand in salons as Flaubert wooed Sand. He proposed a two week to one month retreat with Sand in his home, insisting she avoid leaving her room to spare him bother. Sand agreeingly demanded rest and space, and Flaubert boasted of a future honor when a large frame would hang in his house.
The Worthington Times reports gasoline train service between Terre Haute and Evansville via Worthington to start in six weeks. K O Karns, chief clerk, railway mail service, says the new trains will run on a schedule similar to current steam trains, with two more added later. The Big Four delays due to equipment production slowdowns. Nine trains ordered for various divisions.
Joe Robinson, once reported dead twenty years ago, appeared Saturday in Oklahoma looking well. His wife died in Kansas six years ago. He visits friends including John W Beasley and Jarvis Pirtle families and Mrs Mollie Fiscus. A 9 year old Beasley boy Dale Lane broke his left arm while playing Sunday. doctors set it after X rays confirmed the break.
Teams of three from local high schools compete today in a music memory contest conducted by the state department of education. Winners advance to Indianapolis in the second week of April for the final contest. The Bloomington delegation includes Misses Mary Lynn Pauline Hunley and Lucille Johnson.
Misses Theoddsia Beasley Mary Helen Winters and Alice Butler of Franklin college attended the Delta Zeta state meet in Indianapolis last week. The event featured a luncheon and dance at the Hotel Lincoln.
The Christian Church missionary society announces a home made rug sale on Friday and Saturday with a market on Saturday featuring many home made foods. Place to be announced later.
Mrs Mouser of Switz City underwent an appendectomy at the city hospital today. The operation proceeded without reported complications and she is expected to recover.
Indians William Gaffe, a judge who condemned King Charles I, returned to New England after the monarchy was restored and joined the Indian warfare in western Massachusetts.
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Sidney Edington an attorney of Jasonville and Miss Flossie Boles of this city surprised many friends last Wednesday with a quiet wedding ceremony at their home venue ending a romance reported in local society columns and signaling the start of married life together.
The ceremony was read by Rev. Leland Plew, pastor of the First Christian Church in Jasonville, marking the opening of a newly furnished home in the town.
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