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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
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Citizen
South Main
Society
Linton
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Ebobaseen
Indiana
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Mayoral and Clerk Nomination Announcements for Linton
A set of historical political notices announces candidates for mayor and city clerk in Linton. Isaac Bunch seeks Republican primary support for mayor, Oscar Haseman seeks Democratic primary support for mayor, Herbert Priest and Francis Hageman aim at clerk nominations, and Cherles J. Puller seeks Democratic clerk nomination on May 5.
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Linton
Francis
Hageman
Popwill Announces Candidacy for Linton Council at Large
IMe case announces Popwilh as a candidate for Councilman at Large in the city of Linton subject to Democratic voters in the May 5 primary. Luther Fulkerson.
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Ime
Popwilh
Linton
Democratic Party
L Luther Fulkerson
Councilman Third Ward Candidate Announcement
George Ingalls and Groven Vandbieter report that Lo o will seek the Third Ward council seat as a Democratic primary candidate. Voters in the Third Ward will decide at the May primary.
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Third Ward
Lo O
Democratic Party
George Ingalls
Fom
Groven A. Vandbieter
Candidates Rush to File Declarations Before April Fourth
Candidates for city offices accelerate filings with deadline April 4. The primary is scheduled for May 5, signaling a tight timeline for hopefuls to enter the race.
Indians Come to Town and Leave After Big Meeting
The Indian visitors left town without any violence. A district meeting held yesterday and last night drew a large crowd. Woodcutters are expected next with their families as the Woodmen's circle of Indiana plans to meet here concurrently.
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The
Woodmen’s Circle of
Indiana
Fuller Announces Candidacy for City Clerk Nomination
Charles FE Fuller declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for city clerk. A prominent Linton figure, Fuller previously served as county recorder after wins in 1910 and 1914, overcoming Republican majorities and earning broad county popularity.
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Charles FE. Fuller
Linton
Fuller
Juniors Enjoy Party at Baptist Sunday School
The junior department held a joyful party at the church yesterday evening with games contests and refreshments for about forty juniors. Mrs Roy Hays superintendent led the event.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Roy Hays
Royal Neighbors Meet Tonight
The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular meeting tonight. Every member is requested to be present.
Delphian Society Holds Session at Library
The Delphian Society met at the library with Mrs. B F Fleetwood reporting on the county convention at Jasonville. Mrs J C Fritz was named delegate to the district federated clubs at Spencer. The group donated $5 to the Salvation Army and planned the April 14 meeting with topics on women’s roles at century’s end.
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The
Delphian Society
B. F. Fleetwood
Jasonville
J. C. Fritz
Federated Clubs
Spencer
Salvation Army
Andrew Humphreys
Clyde Davis
Sam D. Bryan
W. F. Craft
J. C. Cravens
Ray Wolford
Personal notices from Dugger to Terre Haute and beyond
The Rev J R Clark is spending the day in Dugger. Mrs Gertrude Dayhoff is in Terre Haute. W TD Townsend went to Sullivan on business. Miss Muriel Kirby, employed in Chicago, is home on vacation. Miss Mobhel Axton of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs James Axton. Miss Fern Hall of Bruceville spends the week with her mother Mrs Mary Hall. Henrietta Poe has returned home after visiting Bloomington friends. Mrs Ralph Thrasher goes to Terre Haute to see her father, John Griffith, seriously ill in Union hospital. Miz and Mrs Sant J Bach, week with Ben Bach and Si Werbner families, depart for Chicago.
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J. R. Clark
Dugger
Gertrude Dayhoff
Terre Haute
W. TD
Townsend
Sullivan
Muriel Kirby
Chicago
Mobhel Axton
James’ Axton
Fern ‘Hall
Bruceville
Mary Hall
Henrietta’ ‘Poe
Bloomington
Ralph Thrasher
Terré Haute
Jofn Giiffith
Union Hospital
Miz
Sant J. Bach
Ben Bach
Si’ Werbner
Chicagio
Wright Township PTA Program At April Meeting
The Wright township Parent Teacher Association met at Midland High School Monday evening. Highlights included harp selections by Warren Pearl and Abercrombie, a piano duet by Nellie Stockrahm and Douglas Hudson, a fiana monologue Cured by Douglas Hudson, and several harp pieces by Pearl Rowe Abercrombie Warren and Green. A brief business session followed. Next meeting set for April 14.
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Wright Township
Parent-Teacher Association
Midland High School
Messrs
Warren
Pearl and
Abercrombie
Nellie Stockrahm
Douglas Hudson
Rowe
Pearl
Green
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PIANO RECITAL AT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH FRIDAY
Friday evening features a piano recital by Mrs. Mary Watson of Terre Haute and Linton, a leading local pianist praised for artistic recitals. She is assisted by Wayne Hamilton and his wife, with Arthur Symms on piano. A full program will be printed in Thursday's paper.
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First Christian Church
Mary Watson
Terre Haute
Linton
Arthur Symms
Linton Team Takes Third in Bloomington Music Memory Contest
In Bloomington yesterday the Linton team of Mary Lynn Lucille Johnson and Pauline Winley earned third place in the district music memory contest. Paragon won first in high school, Brooklyn led the grade division. Linton did not enter the grades. Several teams from Morgan Monroe Greene and Knox counties competed in a spirited event.
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Bloomington
Linton
Mary Lynn
Lucille Johnson
Pauline Winley
Paragon
Brooklyn
Morgan
Monroe
Greene
Knox Counties
Choir Rehearsal Set For Tomorrow Evening
The Baptist church choir will hold a rehearsal promptly at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening at the church.
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the Baptist Church
Wallpaper Cleaning Ad Call 515 K 2316p
An old classified style ad offers wallpaper cleaning services with a contact number 515 K 2316p. The fragment suggests a small local business seeking customers for home improvements through a phone contact.
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Eponge
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Royal Society
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Pope
Father Johns
Linton Drug CO
Avery Murray
Drug Store
Samuel Drennen
B” Street
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Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
Bungalow
Chas. E. Goodman
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