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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines advance payment for mail subscriptions and disconnection for non renewal, with in city carrier rates and out of state mail rates. It lists advertising rates, obituaries and cards, and includes several political and social opinion lines about Cuba Machado, Al Smith, McAdoo, and bootlegger critique.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church met at Mrs. Roy Hayes' home for a bright session. The program covered immigration with Mrs. John R. Taylor and a description of Ergezk, the Angel of Whe Island, plus a missionary monologue by Mrs. D. W. McIntosh. An open discussion and a vocal duet preceded a social hour and refreshments.
The Ever Ready class of the Baptist Sunday school met at Miss Iris Trinkle's home for a devotional and business session followed by games and singing. The group, praised for its organization and growth, plans to expand next year and served ice cream to members including Misses Bernice Armstrong Helen Trinkle Daisy Ballard Martha Duncan Margaret McDonald Ruth Ponelite Alice Strong Iris Trinkle and teacher Mrs. John R. Taylor.
Mr and Mrs C S Allen receive two birth notices from their children Ed Epperson of Oakland City announces an 11 pound boy James Robert born April 24. Herbert R Allen of Milwaukee announces a son Richard Garth born May 6. Both families well known in Linton.
The Chatter and Stitch club met at Mrs. Will Wesner's home yesterday afternoon. May business was discussed and three new members were voted in. Dainty refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Floyd Coxnett, who will host the next meeting on May 29.
A three cent supper fundraiser is held in the U S church basement Saturday from 4:30 to 7. The menu features escalloped chicken mashed potatoes green beans escalloped corn lettuce slaw peaches with whipped cream cake pie tea and coffee.
Mr and Mrs BE Powell of A street northeast drove to Indianapolis this morning and Mrs Powell will undergo treatment at MKE hospital in the capital city. She will remain there for some time.
The choir of the First Christian church directed by Mrs. Wayne Hamilton performed on West Vincennes Street in Linton. An appreciative crowd enjoyed sacred and classical selections for about one hour with strong encore support. The New Home Furnishings Co provided the piano and lights. Music weeks aim to unite the community through song.
Mrs Claude Stevenson traveled to Terre Haute to pursue a degree in the Daughters of Isabelle at St Marys of the Woods. Miss Eva Mooney of Dugger returned home after visiting friends, joined by Della Walton and Margaret Wheeler as her guests. Mr and Mrs Samuel Harris visited Sullivan to stay with Mrs Harris sister Mrs George Geatches, accompanied by niece Mary Margaret Geatches.
The Church of Christ holds an evening sermon addressing Christ's work for spirits in prison and the question of baptism for the dead. Rev. Bell reviewed John the Baptist as a model of preparation and preached about repentance as essential for Christ’s cleansing. Afternoon and evening services follow with a children's Bible class and regular worship.
The O Ce Ca Camp Fire Girls of Glenburn plan a candy sale at Pue's cleaning works Saturday afternoon. Proceeds support the group and activities for members.
A plant dealer advertises a wide assortment of ornamentals including trees shrubs vines roses hedging perennials bulbs and fruit trees. They source stock from the largest growers in the United States and offer seeds of all kinds to customers.
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