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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1925
Page
2
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The excerpt notes President Coolidge’s job appointments, William J. Bryan calling the era jazzed, and people who mock Miami real estate while others claim newspaper or government know how to lead. It reflects a time of frivolous discourse about public affairs.
William Jennings Bryan visited the White House for lunch recently drawing mixed reactions. The country dislikes the idea of him coming with his trunk, though his appetite is welcomed by officials and public alike.
The senior class presents the play Honor Bright in the high school auditorium on Wednesday May 20. Cast includes Mrs Lucy Barrington Evelyn Henderson Richard Barrington Charlton White Rt Rev William Canton Wilburn Robertson Peggy Canton Mary Wolford Honor Bright Mary Edith Klink Rev James Schooley Howard Ingalls Tot Marbel Kathryn Welch Watts Otho O'Brien Annie Marguerite Nickerson Maggie Stella Hester Foster Leonard Howell Michael Wayne Breck Simpson and Jones deputy sheriff Ralph Sheffler Glenn Rupert.
Mr and Mrs J A Cox hosted a noon dinner yesterday for their daughter Florence marking her 15th birthday. Center roses and sweet peas graced the table. Guests included Ophia Carenter Lennie Margaret Cox Mary Carpenter Nellie Florence Cox Ralph Sheffer Loie Hiar Walter Schwartzkopf Columbus Paul Burris Harry Davis Glenn Rupert Columbus Jackie Cox and the hosts' son J D Cox.
The Alpha Bible class of the M. I. church will be entertained tonight with a social and the following program: Piano solo by Mrs. Lloyd Rhodenbeck monologue by Miss Sarah Bohley whistling solo by Miss Mary Mott story by Mrs. Harry Westfall vocal solo by Mrs. Harrnet class prophecy by Mrs. Walton Stover and vocal solo by Miss Vivian Humphreys.
Mrs. A. J. Winters and Mrs. Mary Butler spent the weekend at Franklin with their daughters Mary Helen Winters and Alice Butler who are in college there. They attended a Delta Zeta sorority mothers party Saturday and a college dinner at Hotel Franklin yesterday.
The American Legion schedules a meeting at its headquarters over the Columbia music store. Two out of two speakers are planned to present during the session.
The Alpha Bible class of the M E Sunday school will meet in the church basement tonight at 7 30. A social time is promised to all attendees.
The Rev. Ray Banks of Bedford will conduct a two week revival at the Pleasantville Baptist church starting tomorrow night. William A. Pope of Olive Branch church near Linton will lead the singing. Services begin promptly at 7:30 P.M.
Classified notices offer a 1922 Ford roadster for sale at 109 Q Street NE, plus feather bed mattress work by Worthington Feather Mattress Works. Also hatch eggs and chicks, rough lumber, a stray bay mare, a 1923 Ford coupe for sale or trade, and a registered Airedale female for rabbit hunting, with multiple contact phone numbers and locations in Indiana.
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