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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
The senior high school home economics and manual training departments will showcase their work from 1 to 6 pm Friday and all day Saturday in the gym. Miss Mary Laubach and Victor Fisher teach the respective departments. items include dresses aprons teddies step-ins gowns and various tables desks and cabinets.
Local notes report Mayor Inman spending the day in Indianapolis. The piece lists various residents attending events: Mr and Mrs James Beckwith from Lone Tree at a senior class play, Mr and Mrs C T Laffoon and family visiting Terre Haute, Mr and Mrs James Wessell and Mrs Ralph More at a hospital graduation in Indianapolis where Ruth Wessell, daughter of the Wessells and Moore’s niece, was among the graduates.
Miss Madelene Figgens hosted the A C club yesterday with a brief business meeting followed by social games. Miss Esther Duhne won the entertaining contest. Ice cream strawberries and cake were served to ten members and three guests, Mrs desse Figgens, Miss Esther Duhne, and Miss Lorene Barton. The next meeting is set for June 17 at Miss Juanita Strahley's home.
Mrs. M. Is. Purdy will speak tonight at the Pilgrim Holiness church on Sixth street northeast. She spent nine and a half years as a missionary on the San Blas islands. Revival services with Rev. J. H. Cruser of Bicknell continue through Sunday.
Quapaw Council No 80 of the Daughters of Pioneers will delay its bake sale for a few days but plans a candy sale at the hall next Tuesday night.
The Wanetta club schedules a day long gathering at the Red Men's hall with members asked to bring well filled baskets. The event emphasizes shared meals and community fellowship among members.
Notice to masons Linton Lodge 560 F A M will meet tonight at 7 30 o clock in stated meeting Visiting brothers cordially welcomed.
The choir of the M. E. church will meet tonight for practice. All members are urged to attend.
The Order of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming events will be discussed.
The New York World comments on educated men denigrating a great New York mayor and his legacy. It notes usage of don't ain't and It's me as indicators of thinking and speech, while reflecting on whether language habits persist or evolve.
The line quotes a poet on the saddest hour just after sunset noting the winter Boston setting. The text hints at late day melancholy and contrasts it with the lack of early wakefulness in winter.
Neighbors complain about a dog and a dispute with Ray over rent. The text references a landholder and tensions in a domestic legal setting with vague details and names.
A nameless former millionaire accepts a deal to give up his name to escape punishment. He travels to avoid recognition but cannot act in his own financial interests, since signing tickets, checks, or documents requires a name. The pursuit by a spy reveals how precarious life becomes without identity as the man sinks toward poverty and prison.
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