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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1925

Page

6

Mrs O Brien Hosts Hyacinth Club Meeting

Mrs George O’Brien entertained the Hyacinth club at her home on 160 TI street northeast with fourteen members present. President Mrs Arthur Miller presided, plans were made for charity work and a city hospital fruit donation, prizes awarded for artistry and garden vegetables, and a luncheon served to the listed members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Cam Smith’s home.

George O’brien Ti” Street Hyacinth Club Arthur Miller Popular Society Huffman Lola Workman Thomas Huffman Herbert Dyer Walter Brewer Irvin Taylor Thomas Morton Gilbert Headley Stewart Wright Cam Smith Arthiun Miller Nellie Thompson L” Streets

American Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Library Saturday

The American Legion auxiliary will meet at the library Saturday at 7 30 o clock. Members will plan for the soldiers Christmas and are asked to bring a jar of canned fruit.

American Legion Auxiliary

Autumn Meeting of Linton Baptist Association

The autumn meeting of the Linton Baptist association will be held at Olive Branch Baptist Church on Tuesday November 10 starting at 10 oclock and lasting into the night session. The event includes an institute with Rev. Edgar Allen Rev Garner Rev Charles C Moore and S G Huntington on the program. Each church is to send its pastor and two delegates plus visitors. The organizers expect a great day for the association churches.

The Linton Baptist Association Olive Branch Baptist Church Edgar Allen Garner Charles C. Moore S.G. Huntington Churches of the Linton Baptist Association

No Game Saturday for Linton Squad Ends Coaching Era

The Linton high school football squad will not play Saturday as coach Two-Penny Landis and the entire team travel to Evansville Bicknell to watch Evansville-Bicknell. Evansville remains undefeated and a thrilling scrap is anticipated. On Armistice Day the locals face Clinton on Clinton field with strong support expected. Cars traveling to Bicknell with spare seats should notify Conch Landis.

Linton High School Bicknell Conch Landis

Social function for First Christian church men class

Tonight at 7 30 the men's class and young men's class of the First Christian church hold a social. Guy H Humphreys and daughter Hilda provide entertainment. Members urged to attend and bring prospective members. Oyster stew refreshments served.

First Christian Church Guy .H. Humphreys Hilda

Ladies' Aid Plans Christmas Bazaar at United Brethren

The Ladies' Aid society of the United Brethren church held a regualr meeting with strong attendance. They scheduled the annual Christmas bazaar for December 11 and 12 and adjourned to meet again November 12 for a work session.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church

Louise Humphreys Pledged to Alpha Mu Pi Honorary

Greencastle Ind Nov 6 Miss Louise Humphreys daughter of Mrs Homer Hart of Linton Ind has been pledged to Alpha Mu Pi a national honorary society of ROTC sponsors Miss Humphreys a university junior and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi ties the pledge to her ROTC activities and sorority membership.

Greencastle Ind Louise Humphreys Homer Hart Linton Alpha Mu -Pi T. C Humphreys Alpha Omicron Pi

Mrs Becker Entertains With Bridge for Chicago Guest

Mrs Frank Becker entertained guests at her home with two tables of bridge in honor of Mrs Chester Barnes of Chicago who is visiting Mr and Mrs Calvin Barnes. A luncheon was served at the end of the evening.

Frank Becker Chester Barnes Chicago Calvin Barnes

Meeting Postponed for Funeral and Rescheduled

The King's Heralds of the Methodist church will not meet tomorrow afternoon due to the funeral of Mrs. Faye Leidle Harris. The group will meet on Saturday afternoon, November 14, at the same hour.

King’s Heralds Methodist Church Faye Leidle Harris

Loyal Daughters Class Meeting at 5 PM Saturday

The Loyal Daughters class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Saturday evening at 5 o'clock in the Sunday school room. There will be important business and all members are requested to be present.

Loyal Daughters Methodist Sunday School

Baby Elaine Ellen Born to Mr and Mrs Wright

Mr and Mrs John Wright Jr announce the birth of a nine pound baby girl named Elaine Ellen born this morning. Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.

John Wright, Jr Elaine Ellen Mother Babe

Pocahontas Council Meeting For Mrs. Faye Seidel Harris

All members of Pocahontas Council No. 233 are requested to meet at Red Men’s Hall at 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Faye Seidel Harris, a council member.

Degree of Pocahontas Council No. 233 Red Men’s Hall Faye Seidel Harris Council

Young People Meet at Public Library Tonight

The Inter-Church Council says the young people's winter church council will convene this evening at the public library at 7 o'clock for a very important meeting.

Suppers Offered at United Brethren Church Basement

A community notice invites all to a Saturday supper in the United Brethren church basement from 4 to 7 PM. A chicken menu will be served and everyone is welcome.

United Brethren Church

Mrs Cam Smith Ill In Northwest City

Mrs Cam Smith of 1090 Third and K streets northwest remains seriously ill after two weeks of illness.

Cam Smith

Holletd's Water Ditches Cows In Hollind

A fragment notes cows kept in pasture by ditches of water rather than fences. It suggests Holletd's Water Ditches as the method, reflecting an agricultural practice. The text is incomplete but centers on water-based paddock separation.

Pasure

Personal notes from Worthington area visitations and departures

Mrs Dan Wise and Mrs Helen Robertson visited Dugger today. Mrs Pearl Carniss of Shoals returned home after visiting relatives here. Mrs Lome Reintjes went to Bison Field to be guest of daughter Mrs Robert Og. Mrs Lola Fowler and her young daughter left for Manchester Kentucky to make their home. Mrs Wick Dixon spent the day in Indianapolis and will be joined by daughter Doris at college. Mrs H Hugh Lash of Linton visited daughter Miss Juanice Lash on Sunday. Robert Stewart of Linton was in Worthington on business Tuesday. Mrs Jessie Carr of Linton visited her aunt Mrs John Baker here Sunday.

Dan Wise Helen Robertson Dugger Pearl’ Carniss Shoals Lome Reintjes Bisonfield Robert Og Lola Fowler Manchester Wick Dixon Indianapolis Doris St. Marys-of-the-Woods H Hugh Lash Linton Juanice Lash Robert Stewart Worthington Jessie Carr John Baker Worthington Times

Professor Marshall Were Delivers Readings at Linton High

Prof Marshall Were of Indiana Central College entertained Linton Stockton high school students with Sheridan's The Rivals. The classic, studied by seniors for years, was well interpreted and amused the audience. Were, a Shakespeare specialist, has taught readings at the school annually for some time.

Marshall Indiana Central College Linton-Stockton High School Sheridan Linton High School

Moose Minstrel Show Funded by Local Moose Lodge

The Moose lodge has hired a theater agency in Indianapolis to stage a minstrel show at the Grand Opera House on December 16 and 17. The cast features top local talent and will be directed by a theater representative. On December 17 Moose members will organize a municipal Christmas tree event.

Order of Moose Indianapolis Grand Opera House Moose

Little Mary Letsinger In Critical Condition

Mary Elizabeth Letsinger the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Letsinger remains in very critical condition today. She has been ill for more than two weeks and is very weak according to attending physicians.

Mary Elizabeth Letsinger Charles Letsinger

Ten Pound Baby Born at Home on H Street

Mr and Mrs Clinton Reintjes of H Street NW announce the birth of a ten pound boy this morning the first child in the home. The family reports the father is not expected to recover from the delivery.

Clinton Reintjes H” Street

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Men’s Union Boston Otis Cooprider Sixth Street Fox Georgia Brown NEW Records Columbia Music Store Bite Harold Sherrill King’s Flower Garden N. E Mrs. O'Brien Linton Baptist Association Olive Branch Ladies’ Aid Baby Girl Pocahontas Inter-Church Council Hodges N. KE Telephone Prof. Marshall Were Linton Gas and Coke Company Eskew Tyler J. B. Shields Eskew & Tyler the Dry Goode Store D. R. Scott & Co Cushing’s Forst
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