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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1925

Page

6

Reverend Boll Speaks to Junior High on Life’s Place

The Rev. Boll of Louisville Kentucky told the junior high school stories urging students to find their proper place in life. He spoke about language mastery and viewed American foibles from a world war battlefield perspective. The senior class play Honor Bright will be staged May 20 with strong leads from the dramatic club.

Rev. Boll Louisville Germany Honor Bright Linton High School

Indianapolis Markets Report Shows Mixed Livestock Gains

United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis notes May 12 market activity. Hogs receipts 9,000 with prices up 10 cents. best heavies $12.95 to $13.10, bulk 13.10 to 13.30. Cattle receipts 1,500 with steers steady and cows and heifers softer. sheep receipts 1,000 with tops at 8.50 and lambs to 15. Calves receipts 1,800 with prices down about 50 cents. tops 11, bulk 9.00 to 10.50.

Indianapolis

Personal notices of local residents travel visits and a funeral

Mrs. Edith Bales went to Sullivan this morning. Mrs. H. A. Feldman of Treviac visited friends here today. Maurice Carter of Bloomington visits son George Carter and family. Mrs. I. F. Gwin went to Dugger for the funeral of Matthew Potter. Mrs. T. Laffoon Jean and George Laffoon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Widener at Terre Haute yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shields and Mrs. and Mrs. W. T. Myers left by auto for Florida for a two to three week vacation.

Edith Bales Sullivan H. A. Feldman Treviac Maurice Carter Bloomington George Carter I. F. Gwin Dugger Matthew Potter T. Laffoon Jean George Laffoon A. L. Widener Terre Haute John Shields W. T. Myers Florida

Natiramas Class to Hold Regular Meeting at Beasley Home

The Natiramas class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet at Mrs. Joe Beasley's home tonight. Every member is urged to attend the regular monthly session.

The Baptist Sunday School Joe Beasley

Watch Your Autos as City Streets Are Oiled

Unpaved streets are being oiled and automobile owners are asked not to park on these streets until the process is finished. If cars remain parked, oil spreaders must move them or leave sections unoiled. Please observe this request for a few days until oiling completes.

Farewell Party For Barlow Sisters At Dixon Home

The girls from the M. E. Sunday school taught by Misses Ethel Dixon and Mary Lee Cardwell held a party for Mary Alice and Berta Maxine Barlow. They are moving Friday to Monroe City. Twenty one attendees enjoyed games social time and refreshments.

M. E Ethel Dixon Mary Lee Cardwell Mary Alice Berta Maxine Barlow Miss Dixon Barlows Monroe City

Evangelist Leads Packed Revival at Church of Christ

Evening revival services draw large crowds with aisles filled and a sermon topic planned for tonight Why the Way Is Hard to Find. J R Clark announces Bible classes at 2 30 and children's drill at 6 45 as efforts continue to secure larger quarters.

Church of Christ Lazarus J. R. Clark

Alpha Bible Class Social at M E Church

The Alpha Bible class of the M E Sunday school held a social evening at the church with about 60 members and guests. Music talks readings and a devotional service were featured with performances by Mary Mott Vivian Humphreys and Julius Cohen. Refreshments were served.

Alpha Bible M. E. Sunday School Mary Mott Vivian Humphreys Julius Cohen Otis Cooprider

Live Wire Class Adopts Constitution at Welch Chapel

The Baptist Sunday school Live Wire class met at Welch chapel for a business meeting. A constitution was adopted and plans were set for the monthly class social in the church basement May 29. Committees for the year were named: Finance chaired by Miss Beulah Laffoon with Irvin Martindale and Miss Aileen Brown. social chaired by Miss Nellie Cox with Misses Geneva Davis, Gladys Vaughn, and Eather Brock. flower chaired by Miss Juanice Lash with Misses Floris Clark and Chloe Bechtel.

The Baptist Sunday School Welch Chapel Beulah Laffoon Irvin Martindale Aileen Brown Nellie Cox Geneva Davis Gladys Vaughn Eather Brock Flower Juanice Lash Floris Clark Chloe Bechtel

Duncan's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Duncan's Pharmacy offers Dave's Mentha-Pepsin claiming rapid relief from gas indigestion and dyspepsia. One dessert spoonful supposedly eases gas, heart pressure, and breathing within ten minutes. The ad touts lasting benefits with one bottle guaranteed by Duncan's Pharmacy and retailers.

Duncan Dave

Tail light law to be strictly enforced citywide

State officials demand strict enforcement of tail light requirements after sundown. Lights must stay on not only when driving but also when parked on streets. City will enforce, motorists warned by Mayor Seph Inman.

Seph Inman

Bay View Club Reviews Forest Reservations Topic

At the Bay View club meeting in the library last night Mrs. Hattie Sherwood led a discussion on Forest Reservations of the United States. Next Monday Miss Bess Barry will lead with a lesson on the life and works of Kipling.

United States Hattie Sherwood Bay View Club Bess Barry Kipling

Brief Visit by Rev A R Fledderjohann and Wife to City

Rev A R Fledderjohann and his wife from Decatur Ind arrived in the city yesterday for a brief visit with many friends. He is a former pastor of the Saron Re formed church here and both he and his wife are welcomed back by a host of friends.

A. R. Fledderjohann Decatur Ind Fledderjohann Saron

Christian Ladies' Aid Meeting Planned at First Christian

The Ladies' Aid society of the First Christian church will gather Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the church for their regular meeting.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Christian Church

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