22 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
1
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The November meeting of the Pavone Teacher association of College Hill drew excellent attendance. Musical numbers and a sermon by Rev. Harry J. Bailey highlighted the program. Prizes were awarded for member recruitment, and plans for a school play were announced with ticket sales to support improvements. The next meeting is set for December 19 with Fern Beasley Esther Shaw and Mrs. Elmo Allen in charge.
Sunday marks decision day in Sunday school and the final week of the Adult attendance contest. Attend morning worship and study at 11, benediction, Christian Endeavor at six, and evening worship at seven led by Pastor S. E. Decker.
The Linton Daily Citizen reports on a civic notice filed under congressional act in Linton Indiana. John Al Avatains serves as talter and publisher while the office-citizen wedding is noted. Main business phone 217.
The text outlines per inch and per line charges for notices and advertisements. It notes 26 cents per inch for insertions and 2 to 4 lines for Qonding notices, with 28 cents minimum for obituaries and social announcements. It mentions contracts made upon application and social notices in regular rites and classifieds.
In Indianapolis November 22 a four act service clinic staged for Ford dealers and their service organizations demonstrated proper parts merchandising and handling service customers. Actors from the Indianapolis Ford Motor Company branch presented the show using special scenery and equipment, with six hundred attendees in the Ford Branch building on Last Washington Street.
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