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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

5

The Lost World Thrill At Grand Theatre

Grand theatre presents The Lost World praised by manager Scherer as a universally appealing photo play. Dinosaurs unleash excitement for youths and science lovers alike while romance centers on Bessie Love and two suitors Lewis Stone and Lloyd Hughes. First National and Watterson Rothacker spent seven years bringing ancient beasts to life.

Grand Theatre Enarest Scherer Bessie Love Lewis Stone Lloyd Hughes First National Watterson R. Rothacker

Well Known Lyons Citizen Dies After Illness

Lyons Ind October 28 William Skomp 64 died Sunday at his home on West Broad street after a several week illness of paralysis. He left a wife four sons Cletis Austin David and William Jr two daughters Hope and Genevia. He was Lyons town marshal when struck funeral held at M E church with Rev W H Thompson and Rev Watkins Interment New Hope cemetery near Odon. Out of town visitors attended including L D Kirk and children Max Parker Marg and Mrs Clyde Edwards Asa Cletus Skemp Odeon and Emery Edwards Petersburg. Little Charles Nevil Sloop infant son of Mr and Mrs Clovis Sloop died Thursday. Mrs Lew Wallace of Bicknell visited Lyons. Ollie Gheen of Prest O Light Co Indianapolis spent weekend with home folks. Mrs L D Kirk visiting relatives. Mrs Oscar Wells went to Bicknell. Elias Mees returned from Indianapolis and Akron Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Davidson returned from Marion Indiana. Mrs Charles Thollars and Mrs Ernest Ramsey were in Lyons. Mrs Oscar Coen left for Portland Oregon to attend funeral of her uncle Edward H Sebroth who died suddenly of heart trouble.

David William, Jr Hope Genevia Lyonis M. E. Church W. H. Thompson Watkins New Hope Cemetery Odon L. D. Kirk Max Parker Indianapolis Marg Frank Wearwood Ollie Gheen Prest-O-Light, Co. Af Indianapolist B. FF. Chambers Lyons Linton William Busby Vera Jean State Road No. 12 Switz City Oscar Wells Bicknell Elias Mees Akron Ohio John Davidson Marion Ind Ray Benjamin Charles Thollars Ernest Ramsey Oscar Coen Portland Ore Edward IT. Sebroth

Red blood and relief from rheumatism with S S S

An advertisement claims rheumatism disappears when the blood becomes rich and red through S S S. It asserts red blood cells purge impurities and cure rheumatism, promising rest at night and energy. It urges readers to obtain S S S from their druggist, noting larger bottles are economical.

Nature

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Stomach Ailments

An old advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple armless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation alleged to cause stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. It claims relief for bloating and disordered disposition and urges purchase at all druggists.

Mayr

Sullivan election board restrained over ballot names

A temporary restraining order blocks Myrtle Macy Allison G McNabb and Roy Drennon from placing any names on Sullivan city ballots in November except those nominated in the May primary. Hearing for a permanent injunction set for October 27. Lee F Bays filed the complaint alleging ballot eligibility rules date to 1921 amended 1925.

Sullivan Ind Myrtle Macy Allison G. McNabb Roy Drennon Arthur de Baum Sullivan Circuit Lee F. Bays Bays

Suits in Clay County Recall Railroad Boom

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad sues in Clay circuit court to quiet title and possession of Wabash properties acquired after the Walsh boom. A. W. Knight files against James M. Campbell for 40 acres claimed by the railroad and against Andrew Bryant for illegal possession of a strip of right of way.

Brazil Ind Walsh Clay County Clay Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company A. W. Knight James M. Campbell Andrew Bryant Wabash Bryant

Five Best Radio Features Tonight

Listings of radio programs from WJY New York WGY Schenectady CNRT Toronto Hart House String Quartet KOA Denver and others. Includes banquets and comedy The Man on the Box and music performances. Programs air at 7:30 pm 8:10 pm 9:30 pm and later with various stations in 1925.

United Press WJY New York Henry Morganthau Waldorf WGY CNRT Toronto T.hart House KOA Denver M.S FE. S. T Jones and Hare

Embezzlement Charge Filed in Sullivan

Raymond Collins of Sullivan is jailed on embezzlement and fraudulent check charges. About $1,000 in bad checks involved. Money collected for local merchants was reportedly never delivered.

Sullivan, Ind Raymond Collins Sullivan Collins

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Hayne’s Union Suits Vellastic Knit Union Suits Monarch Sull’ Ves Tomorro Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO O’haver Bros. Bus Line Linton -Midland Jasonvilla Coalmont Lymera Shelburn Armersburg Corre Haute Lewis-B Terre Haute Union Bus ‘Terminal Ohio St Aymera,Coalmont Jasonville Jack Spice RADIO William Skomp Marshal West Broad Street Cletis Austin Lothes Harold Sherrill Lee Mo Mage Ya Te Malump Sullivan Election Board Munic Ipal C. M St. P H. & F. Jewelers Pope Francis Haseman Democratic W. F. Stover J. BE. Beasley Beasley-Craig N. EB Terhune Harry Welch Linton Coal Yards Primrose Linton Coal Yard
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