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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1925

Page

6

Methodist Church Dedication Week At Bloomfield

One hundred Methodists are invited by the local pastor and choir to travel to Bloomfield Wednesday night for the dedication week of the new Methodist church there. The church was dedicated Sunday by Bishop Leete of Indianapolis and a week of services follows, with ministers from nearby towns preaching and a pipe organ gifted by Mrs. Jennie Phillips to be dedicated. Rev. I H Allen and others lead talks and the finance counselor from Rockville reports success in raising $20 000 to complete the buildings debt free.

Bloomfield New Methodist Church Leete Indianapolis I. H. Allen W. H. Wiley W. E. Cissna C. E. Flynn Jennie Phillips Clint Irvin Mt. Vernon C. D. Royce Rockville Ind

Woman's case amazes Linton eye wash success

A businessman's wife suffered two years from sore watery eyes. She used Lavoptik eye wash with hydrastis witch hazel and reported immediate relief. The ad promises Lavoptik helps weak strained or inflamed eyes, with a free aluminum eye cup offered by W J Hamilton, Druggist.

W.J. Hamilton

Modern Day Sunday School Building Planned

The project, costing about $50,000, is a modern facility adapted for community service work and has a departmentalized Sunday school setup.

Personal notices from Terre Haute social scene

Mrs. Herbert Priest is spending the cay in Dugeper Cant. and Mrs. J. W. Risher have returned from Houston for months with their daughter Miss Helen Lam who spent the weekend with her parents and is at Terre Haute state normal. Mrs. Eric Snider of Indianapolis visited sister Mrs. Charles Page and will guest another sister Mrs. Thomas Sweeney in Louisville. Mrs. Bert Christy and daughter Mignon with Carl Hilgedick drove to Indianapolis for a dinner with Hobart Stewart family. Mrs. Christy stays a week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Benham visit in Indianapolis with Clarence Roach and plan Florida move. Benham will also visit her uncle The Duke in Masonic home at Franklin.

Herbert ‘Priest Dugeper Cant J. W. Risher Houston Texas Helen Lam T. P. Lam Terre Haute State Normal Eric Snider Indianapolis Charles Page Snider Clarence Roach Florida

Memorial day observance urged by Linton patriots

Patriotic organizations in Linton call on citizens to join in Memorial day preparations next Saturday. Residents should provide flowers to decorate soldiers graves and vehicles for escorting old soldiers, Women’s Relief Corps, and American Legion auxiliary to the cemeteries at 9 a.m. Those able to help should inform Issmer Sherwood.

Linton Women’s Relief Corps American Legion Auxiliary Issmer Sherwood

Brother in Critical Condition Reported in Dayton

Mrs. J. P. Colvin receives notice from the National Military hospital Dayton Ohio that her brother Sherman R. Campbell remains seriously ill and in stable condition.

J. P. Colvin National Military Hospital Dayton Ohio Sherman R. Campbell

Barber Shops Planned to Close This Decoration Day

Local notice states barber shops will close on Decoration Day Saturday with openings only until Friday evening, affecting service across the area. No specific town or business names are provided.

County and City Officials Urge End to Dumping on Highways

Fred Carpenter county road superintendent and Deputy Ford Bolton urge the public to stop using county highways as trash dumps. They cite the extra cost of moving refuse and propose using the city dumping ground near the old No 6 mine west of the city for all city trash.

Fred Carpenter Ford Bolton No. 6

Yesterday's Scores From Three Eye, National, American Leagues

In rain affected play Springfield at Terre Haute tied, Evansville led Peoria 11 to 7, Danville 4, Quincy 3. National League Brooklyn beat St Louis 8 to 3. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 1 to 6. Pittsburg at New York rain. American Henne Detroit 5 Washington 2. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 1. New York Cleveland cold. Boston Chicago cold. American Association St Paul 5 Milwaukee 0. Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 0 called off in 10th due to 6 o'clock law. Indianapolis Toledo cold. Columbus Louisville rain.

Three Eye League Springfield Terre Haute Evansville Peoria Danville Quincy Brooklyn St. Lois Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg New York Henne Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Kansas City Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville

Honor roll and senior picnic details from local schools

The junior high honor roll lists Betty Beecher Eu faula Hagarman and Lester McKee for the past six weeks. The senior high class plans the annual senior picnic today at Feeder dam near Clay City, with actual members attending the event at the high school site.

Betty Beecher Eufaula Hagarman Lester McKee Feeder Dam Clay City

Advertising Decides Sabbath Sunday School Contest

A contest between the men’s and women’s classes at the First United Brethren Sunday school ends with a victory for the men’s class. A women’s class member says the men advertised for members in the Daily Citizen, implying that advertising caused their defeat.

First United Brethren Sunday School Daily Citizen

City Banks Close Wednesday Afternoon for District Meeting

The banks of the city will close Wednesday afternoon May 27 to allow local bankers to attend the District 8 bankers meeting at Sullivan on that date. First Na Bank Linton Trust Co Peoples Trust Co 2315¢

District 8 Bankers Sullivan First NA. Bank Linton Trust Coo Peoples Trust CO

Mystic Circle Meeting Set For Wednesday Night

The Mystic Circle will hold a meeting on Wednesday night with Mrs. Dave Short at 353 By Street Northeast.

Mystic Circle Dave Short

Needlecraft Club to Meet with Mrs George Aydelotte

The Needlecraft club will meet with Mrs. George Aydelotte tomorrow afternoon.

Needlecraft Club George Aydelotte

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Kirk’s B. C Meat Department Poe, Johnson & Fuller Telephone von Erte Marcelling Marinello Beauty Parlor Fashion Hat Shoppe O. H. Hanger Sherwood Service & Sales Co New Linton Hotel Methodists Urday Tay American Walnut Maxwell & Persons Lemuel Buis, D.S.T LINTO Cooper and National E. J. Ecker & Son Wahit Mystic Circle Meeting AD Osborn St. N. E. Linton, Ind City Transfer CO Dixon & Hannum Carl H. Roach S. Main St Goodyear Tire Linton Hardware Coo Rt Mott
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