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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
6
Joe E Beasley longtime Live Wire class teacher at the local Baptist church received a fond farewell as forty members gathered to wish him godspeed on his Florida trip. The event featured songs prayers and a round robin letter plan and tributes to his six years guiding the group.
Frank Kirby of this city and Miss Mabel Poore of Terre Haute married yesterday afternoon in Bloomfield by a justice of the peace. They reside near Sassafras west of Linton. Kirby, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirby, works for the Sherwood Stripping company. Poore is described as an attractive young woman settling into Linton society with many glad wishes from friends.
Linton asserts claim on Pirates pitcher Vic Aldridge through marriage as he also holds a claim on Aldridge via kinship to Harvey Fisher, a local mail carrier. Aldridge married Fisher’s niece, tying the families by marriage and blood in this city.
Cooprider's private kindergarten has begun with encouraging progress and space for a few more children. The program offers the same training as Mrs Blaker's Indianapolis kindergarten, and the public is invited to observe.
Mrs. Mary Moody of Dugger visits today while Mrs. Manda Walker leaves for Bruceville to visit relatives. Fannie Bain returns from Loogootee where she nursed since June eighteenth. T. H. Gutelius of Indianapolis returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Forst. Lola Johnson guests depart to return home. Gladys Chappel returns from Washington. Austin Risher and two daughters of Chicago visit his parents on North Main. Genevieve Rousch, at Madame Blaker's school in Indianapolis, spent weekend with Bris Rousch family. Virginia Lee Hughes stays with Mrs. C. A. Millard’s granddaughter. Mrs. Sally Morgan, Ida Leman, Ettie West go to Terre Haute for Woman’s Relief Corps convention. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Maholdy and son Marshall are in Linton en route to Jackson, Florida. Mrs. Maholdy was Grace Robertson. Mrs. George O’Brien returns from Vincennes after demonstrations for Taggart Cracker and Cake Co. in two large stores.
The six week BYP U contest ended Sunday evening with the white side led by Ophia Girpenter winning over the red led by Muriel Burris and blue led by Helen Hewlett. Attendance timing and program parts determined the winner. The losing sides were invited to a Halloween party later that evening at 7 o clock to plan the event.
The Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Ernest Roberts will hold a taffy pulling in the church basement this evening at 7 o clock. All members are invited to attend.
The Bay View club met last evening in the public library club room. Members answered roll call with Columbus and Mrs. Flannagan spoke on the Monroe Doctrine while Mrs. Westfall discussed its applications. Attendance was good.
Carlisle Ind Oct 13. The 2b, B Evans milling mill has been leased and will be converted into Frost proof building for storage of sweet potatoes. Frank B Rideaway Solomon Summers and Percy Wolfe are fostering the project.
Tomorrow afternoon the Aid Society of the Christian church schedules its regular meeting. Members are expected to attend for updates and fellowship.
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