Elite Society Meeting Postponed Two Weeks
The Elite society announced a postponement of its scheduled meeting by two weeks. No new date was provided in the notice.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
4
The Elite society announced a postponement of its scheduled meeting by two weeks. No new date was provided in the notice.
For sale one new brooder unit for 1000 chicks with guaranteed results. Bargain price offered. Call 561 K2 after 5 30.
The storm relief fund for southern Indiana sufferers continues to grow with noon contributions from Linton totaling 5609.07. Names listed include Mrs. George Miller Sr 1.00 George Haig 5.00 Knights of Columbus 5.00 William Terrell among others, with a combined total of 5609.07.
The Northwest Ward School Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting at 7:30 this evening in the school building. Programs include songs, invocations, readings by multiple students, and talks by Mrs. Ben Turpin, Dr. F. Welch, T. J. Beecher, and others. Light refreshments and invitations to all patrons and interested friends.
The Grand presents Henry King’s Sackcloth and Scarlet with Alice Terry as star. Frank and Grace Webb perform Cross Words and Puzzles, joined by Frank and Clara La Tour in juggling. A cameo comedy Powder Marks closes the bill. The same program repeats tomorrow night.
The Daily Citizen prints a public appeal urging candidates to declare their principles before primaries. The writer argues that voters deserve transparent plans and conscience before nomination, warning against those who hide beliefs until after election. D. W. Meintosil signs the message.
Mrs Andrew Johnson, 60, died at the family home north of Lyons Sunday at 2 am after milking Saturday. Survived by husband Andrew Johnson and other relatives. Funeral at 10 am Tuesday at the family residence with interment in Woodard cemetery.
A letter from John Williams, the stripping plant operator, reports he and his family will drive from Miami, Florida to Linton and arrive here today or tomorrow.
A compact survey notes that British football literature is represented across about fifty periodicals. Some titles publish year round while others appear seasonally, highlighting the industry's varied output and timing.
A historical note from Shenstadeotes Co asserts hard coal can be stored safely with no deterioration or loss by silista facilities. The claim suggests stable quality and no measurable degradation over time. Further details on methods or quantities are not provided in the readable text.
Scientists pursue precision on earth weight while addressing political meddling and practical matters cited by Navin. A clipped fragment notes the Morning Oregonian as the source, reflecting a mix of scientific curiosity and political commentary.
A brief humorous note suggests the economy may steer progress, but many favor alternate paths and personal routes to success, blending quip with local flavor and a nod to ingenuity.
The most powerful electric search light in the world, part of the United States Lighthouse Service equipment, operates on Staten Island New York. On clear nights the beacon has been reported visible in Philadelphia over 80 miles away.
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