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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
7
A large audience attended the service at the Grand Opera House last night. Rev. Boll preached on Watchman What of the Night and Signs of the Times, warning of a coming crisis and the end of the age as foretold by signs of the times. Afternoon services continue at 2:30 daily. tonight’s 7:30 sermon titled The Rich Man and Lazarus.
The Wright township parent teacher association held its regular meeting at the Midland school building on May 12. A large parent turnout contrasted with few teachers as many are away at school or home. The program opened with a piano solo by Miss Dollie McKee and included musical performances by Warren Abercrombie Green Peat and Rowe and songs by Misses Allen Cadwell and Fern Kitchell.
Mrs. Cletus Gill and daughter Margaret returned home from Indianapolis Saturday evening. Margaret was a patient at Methodist hospital for about three weeks for a threatened tetanus attack and is now almost completely recovered.
Notice to non residents in Greene County Indiana to William A Nance and others in Greene Circuit Court May Term 1925. Plaintiff A M Beasley seeks to quiet title to lot 3 block 3 in Hubbard's First Addition to Linton. Defendants must appear by May 60 1925 term and answer or demur. Clerk David F Bland signed May 5 1925. A M Beasley attorney. 6-18 25 6-1
Paul Phillips of Rushville visits his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Phillips. Audrey Tate and Chloe Bechtel visit relatives in Indianapolis. Clifford O’Brien and family from Terre Haute visit the Lynch and O’Brien families. Walter Wills leaves for French Lick and West Baden for recreation. Mildred Wolford visits her mother Mrs Tilette Wolford in Terre Haute. Elkin Turner and children stay with sister Mrs Paul Scott in Ridgefarm. William and Emma Kramer and Edward Kramer visit Terre Haute hosts Mr and Mrs John Stiner in North Seventh Street.
The Sith birthday anniversary of Mrs Emaline Poe of this city was observed at City Park in a large dining hall. About 11 o clock a crowd of relatives of about 100 gathered with baskets of food for a splendid dinner. Mrs Poe and her brother James H Humphreys sat near the center as the only living members of a family of six children. She has ten children living, all present, along with 3y grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Aunt Emoline has lived much of her life in the county and her husband died years ago. After social hour the group departed wishing Aunt Emoline long life and more birthdays.
United Press lists top radio features for tonight including Cowper classical hour on WGO Oakland WEOA and S. T. Educational program on WEAR New York WWJ Detroit WEEY Boston Won Philadelphia Providence. Prolific gypsy orchestra and KPA Lincoln star artists are scheduled with 7 30 p m and 8 10 p m times respectively.
State officials demand strict enforcement of the tail light law requiring lights to burn after sundown and while parked on city streets. City officials say the rule will be enforced in the future and motorists must comply.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will meet Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs. Albert Troster at 960 A Street Northeast.
The Muchacha club postpones its regular meeting to Saturday night. The group will gather at 7 30 at the home of Miss Esther Baker for the session.
The fragment asks if there was a bid on the Garland tas range and inquires about timing or status. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm details.
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