Saucerman Wilson Quietly Wed in Spencer Nuptials
Two Linton youths Captain E d Saucerman and Christina Wilson traveled to Spencer on Tuesday afternoon to marry in the Methodist parsonage. Rev Braden officiated. news leaked early and friends learned of the secret before they returned home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Wilson, is a Linton High School graduate and a Marinella Beauty Shop operator. The groom has barber shop ties and they will reside with the bride's parents.
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Linton
E. d. Saucerman
Migs
Christina Wilson
Spencer
Braden
Methodist Church of
Alex Wilson
North Main Street
Linton High School
Saucerman
Marinella Beauty
Baxley & Saucerman
Mrs. Saucerman
Party for Betty Barger Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Mrs Harry Barger hosted a birthday party at her home on Tuesday for her daughter Bettys seventh birthday. Guests included Sarah Wenner Wilma Wilson Rose Fritz and others with refreshments of ice cream cake and candy served. The hostess was helped by Mrs Will Wenner and Betty received several pretty gifts.
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Harry Barger
Betty
Will Wenner
Miss Betty
Little E
Sarah Fen Wenner
Wilma Louise Wilson
Rose Marie Fritz
Louis Freund
Anna Lee Hunt
Stella M. Curtis
Nora Kinninman
Mary Geneva Miller
Helen Haseman
Kathryn Ingleman
Mary Eileen Barger
Clara Belle Ballard
Vivian Wayne Slinkard
Miss Betty Barrer
Bedford clerk suffers blood poisoning in hand
Armond Gillam of the Poe and Johnson firm at Bedford has returned to his mother's home in this city with blood poisoning in his hand. His condition is not seen as serious, but he will be unable to work for several days.
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Armond Gillam
Poe & Johnson
Bedford
George Gillam
Mr. Gillam
Hard Times Party for Pythian Sisters Tonight
The Pythian Sisters lodge invites all members to a hard times party in the hall this evening. Attendees should bring hard time lunches and may be fined 25 cents for improper attire.
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Pythian Sisters Lodge
Baptist Ladies' Aid Market Set for October 3
The division captained by Mrs. Claude Sipes will hold a market in J. W. Wolford & Sons' store Saturday October 3 featuring home baked and home made foods. Your patronage is solicited.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Claude Sipes
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Roby Roby-Duncan wed in Freedom by Justice Mether
Russell Roby Roby a local miner and Miss Fra Duncan of Freedom were joined in holy wedlock Tuesday evening by Justice of the Peace Mether. They will establish a home on Second Street Southwest.
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Russell Roby
Fra Duncan
Freedom
Justice of the Peace Mether
Second Street
Junior Guards Meeting At Red Men's Hall
The Junior Guards will hold an important meeting at the Red Men s hall this evening at seven o clock. All guards are requested to attend due to business of importance.
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Red Men’s Hall
L A W Club Meeting Postponed Until Next Week
The L A W club meeting at Mrs Herbert Priest's home, originally set for Friday afternoon, has been postponed to next week.
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L. A. W. Club
Herbert Priest
Singer Shop Moves to South Main for Sales
The Singer shop relocates to 8h South Main street offering new and second hand machines for sale. All accounts will be paid at new address.
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South Main Street
Pocahontas Council Appeals for Monday Benefit Gifts
Members of Chicabeth Council No. 208 Degree of Pocahontas are asked to bring presents Monday night to benefit the old ladies' home. The notice urges participation and charitable aid from members.
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Chicabeth
Degree of
Pocahontas
Old Ladies
Masonic Lodge Meeting Notice in Linton No 560
Linton Lodge No. 560 F. and A. M. will hold a stated meeting tonight at seven o'clock.
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Linton Lodge No
Local social notes from Evansville and Sullivan fairs
Miss Eva Mellintic of Evansville visits Linton area while families attend Sullivan city fair. Various residents attend fairs, travel to Milwaukee and Memphis, and plan winter work in Vero Beach. Ed and Albert Fisher and others attend Orville Rosser funeral in Bicknell. Irene Morgan visits Evansville for revival and joins the Christian church choir in town.
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Eva
Mellintic
Evansville
Linton
Fred Dillingham
Mary Story
Sullivan
A. Powell
Milwaukee
James Myers
John Kent
George Laffoon
Earl Barks
E. G. Earle
Robert Landrum
Cleveland
Ohio
Hattie ‘Sherwood
Albert Fisher
Charles
Dave ‘Kelly
Bicknell
Orville Rosser
Kenneth, Dye
George ‘Dye
Memphis
Tenn
Putnam
Grant Allen
Vero Beach
Fla
Irene Morgan
W. A. Jackson
Christian Church
Miss Morgan
Card of Thanks for Oritta Betty Payne
We thank all who were kind during the illness and death of our daughter Oritta Betty Payne. Grateful to undertaker Mr Welch the monthly men of No 23 mine the minister and neighbors and friends Mr and Mrs Harvey Payne and daughter
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Oritta
Betty Payne
Welch
No. 23
Harvey Payne
District Meeting of Eastern Star This Friday
The Order of Eastern Star will hold a district meeting here Friday with neighboring lodges in attendance to assist in degree work. There will be two sessions at 4 and 8 o clock, with supper served at 6. The district deputy will inspect the lodge.
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Order of Eastern Star
Weiner Roast Planned by United Brethren Church
The Christian Endeavor society invites members to a weiner roast at the United Brethren church this evening. Members should gather at 7 o'clock with weiners and buns, and those with cars are asked to bring them if possible.
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Christian, Endeavor Society of the United Brethen Church
Card of Thanks for James H. Humphreys
The family of the late James H. Humphreys extend sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindnesses and courtesies shown at his death and burial. These tokens of esteem and tributes to his memory will be gratefully remembered.
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James H.humphreys
Mrs Coleman to entertain Fortnightly Club members
Mrs Orville Coleman of North Main street will entertain the Fortnightly club members at her home tomorrow afternoon. All society members are invited to attend.
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Orville Coleman
North Main Street
Fidelity Circle Hosts Friday Afternoon Meeting
The Fidelity circle will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee McClung on A street northwest.
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Fidelity Circle
Lee McClung
Linton Youths Attend Jasonville Young Peoples Rally
Representatives from the Christian, Saron Reformed and Baptist churches of Linton joined Jasonville Epworth League members at a two night rally in the Jasonville Methodist church. Elizabeth McChristy and 20 others attended and enjoyed a pleasing program, social hour, games, and a candle lit luncheon.
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Jasonville
Epworth League
Elizabeth McChristy
Rudolph Kramer
Beatrice Stewart
Ruth Brady
Joe Hagemen
Helen’ Hewlett
Irene Hamner
Marguerite Hunter
Inez Corbin
Lena Brawand
Arthur Taylor
Ethel Beckwith
Glaterice Morgan
Josephine Beckwith
Isabelle McChristy
Velma Doyle
Mary McPhail
Jennie McChristy
Lula Howe
Edith O’brien
Linton
Old Political Tickets of Local Interest
William W. Wible of Turman township preserves two historic political tickets from 1876 and 1888. The 1876 ticket headed by James D. Williams for governor saw Democrat Blue Jeans Williams beat Benjamin Harrison. The 1888 ticket backed Grover Cleveland for president and Allen G. Thurman for vice president. Republicans Harrison and Morton won nationally that year. Many candidates listed are now deceased, except Elijah V. Brookshire of Washington, DC.
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Turman Township
Sullivan, Union
Benjamin Harrison
Knox County
Harrison
Isaac P. Gray
Andrew Humphreys
Thomas R. Cobb
Cobb
Vincennes
Humphreys
Linton
Grover Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
Morton
John FE. Lamb
Terre Haute
Elijah V. Brookshire
Congress
John C. Briggs
William C. Hultz
Judicial Circuit
Greene
Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Pope and Pope Chiropractors Offer Patho-Neurometer Readings
Pope and Pope Chiropractors advertise a free Patho-Neurometer service claiming to locate trouble anywhere in the body. They note ten years of experience, provide the phone number 176, and promise 24 hour call answering from Linton Trust Blog.
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Linton Trust
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Woodstock
G. van Meter & Co
Harry Welch
Puneral
Wlothe
Lean
Owen
Hard Times
Roby-Duncan
Pocahontas Notice
O. E
Weiner
WILT
Entertain Club
A. B. Pat
Reg
Maxwell & Persons
Chiropractic
Pope & Pope Chiropractors
UE Rose
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Roach Machine and Welding Co
Paul Fry
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