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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

7

Live Wire Class Entertains Girls at United Brethren Church

The Live Wire class of the United Brethren Sunday school entertained the girls class led by Mrs. Bris Rousch in the church basement. The program featured games music and singing followed by a luncheon of hot dogs pickles hot chocolate and marshmallows. Guests included Blanche Magner Rosalind Rousch Margaret O'Haver Letta Moody Virginia Utterback Mary Moody Fannie Fisher Ina Rousch Tom William Luxton Harold Jones George Tincher Glella Tincher Ithur Asargent Raymond Page and Earl Rousch with Mrs Rousch Mrs Moody and Mr and Mrs Floyd O'Haver as chaperons.

United Brethren Sunday School Bris Rousch Blanche Magner Rosalind ‘Rousch Margaret O’haver Letta Moody Virginia Utterback Mary Moody Fannie Fisher Ina Rousch Etta Page Tom and William Luxton Harold Jones George and Glella Tincher Ithur Asargent Raymond Page Earl Rousch Rousch Moody Floyd O’haver

Nine Mile Mission Society Enjoys Inspiring Meeting

Members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Nine Mile Church gathered at Mrs. Homer Bechtel's home for an inspirational meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Terhune and Mandy, Mrs. Theodore Riley and Eva, Mrs. Daniel Shonk and Lee, Mrs. Marion Bohley and Mrs. Rex Hogeditz, with visitors from Linton such as Mrs. Mary Story and others. A bountiful noon feast followed, and Mrs. Bechtel was voted a charming hostess.

Women's Foreign’ Missionary Society Nine Mile Homer Bechtel Charles Terhune Mandy Theodore Riley Eva Daniel Shonk Lee Marion Bohley Rex Hogeditz Linton Mary Story Will Davidson Will Wonder Marl Supgel Charles Bray Sophena Bray

Change license colors for Indiana 1926 plates

White figures on a brilliant green background will be the color scheme for Indiana 1926 automobile licenses. About 700000 plates were received by the secretary of state's auto licensing bureau yesterday. Plates cost the state 12 cents a pair. They were produced by a Kentucky firm and will be distributed to centers between December 1 and 15.

Indianapolis Auto Licensing Bureau Secretary of States Office Kentucky

Indiana University to grant degrees to nongraduating class

Ninety three students of Indiana University who failed to graduate with the 1925 class will receive degrees from the college of arts and sciences and the school of commerce and finance at a trustees meeting Monday in Bloomington.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University College of Arts and Sciences School of Commerce and Finance

Rummage Sale Closes Saturday After Weeks of Bargains

The Aid Society of the Christian church will close its rummage sale this Saturday. Located in the vacant store room beside the bus station, all goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices for the remainder of the week.

Aid Society of the Christian Church

Coulter Hosts Dinner With Powell Vis and Powells

Mr and Mrs Jesse Coulter entertained at dinner last evening with Mr and Mrs Jacob Powell and son Harold Mr and Mrs Earl Vis Anna Power and Andrew Powell in attendance. The Ellis family plans an indefinite stay in Florida after their departure.

Jesse Coulter Jacob Powell Harold Earl Vis Anna Poiwer Andrew Powell Ellis Florida

Orangewomen to Meet for Funeral Service

All Orangewomen are requested to meet at the hall Thursday morning at 9 o clock to attend the funeral of Joe Stevenson. Augusta Lynn, W. M.

Orangewomen Joe& Stevenson Augusta Lynn W. M

Local boy Constantine Thomas grows into American identity

In Cumberland Maryland a boy named Constantine Thomas born to a German father and English mother is described as 100 percent American. At age ten he dreams of becoming a real gob and making his mark in his hometown.

Guy mid-Atlantic Constantine Thomas Cumberland, Md

Personal notices from Bicknell Daily News item mix

A long list of locals and visitors includes Mrs. Charles Barnett in Terre Haute and Mrs. W. B. Carleton for a day there, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell bound for Petersburg, and Lydia Bulk returning to Detroit. Several people travel to Indianapolis for conventions and events, including Pocahontas, Chickeath council, and Indiana state teachers. others visit family in Sullivan, Sullivan, Elnora, and Florida.

Charles Barnett Terre Haute Martha Long Anna Rolce Dageer Sarah Collins Sullivan John Mitchell Little Son Petersburg Lydia Bulk Detroit Louise Rinehart Elsie Panky Lucille Moore Lawrence Scherer Robert ‘Long Indianapolis Lucille-Short Ndianapolis Bruce Fleetwood Mattie Sylvester Elnora Isaac Todd Todd Mary Waftley Pocahontas Chickeathe Council William Anderson Ruby Floya Florida Noble Thomas Pocahonta Lodge Thomas Chickeath Council Clarence Adams Kenneth Linton Tom Burkine Joan Suttle Tom Winney Reid Street Bicknell Daily News

Mrs. B R McGriffin Hosts Honor Event for Mrs Bruner

Mrs B R McGriffin hosted guests at her G street northeast home last evening in honor of Mrs H EB Bruner of Poseyville formerly Goldie Beveridge. A social hour featured a delicious luncheon served to the guest of honor and Mesdames Haldon Beasley Earl Spensler Harley Ham Vernal Liston Eddie Plann and Andrew Beveridge.

B. R. McGriffin G” Street H. ‘Eb. Bruner Poseyville

Hyacinth Club Meeting Set for Friday at Mrs Ramsey Home

The Hyacinth club will be entertained Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Ramsey on West A street.

Hyacinth Club George Ramsey

Birth Announcement for Anna Dry Stewart in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Willard C. Stewart of Indianapolis announce the birth of a daughter, Anna Dry, born October 18. The mother was formerly Edith Burrell of this city.

Tharley Burrell Anna Dry Willard ¢. Stewart Indianaapolis Stewart Ndith Burrell

Stop boils with S S S get stronger red blood

Claims boils vanish by building red blood with S S S and 8, 8, S. S. promises to purify the system and reduce skin eruptions. Recommends buying larger bottle at druggists for economy.

S.S S. S

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