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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1925

Page

3

Mrs Joe McCullough Former Linton Girl undergos Operation

Mr and Mrs E J Ecker of First street northeast received a telegram from California stating their daughter Mrs Joe McCullough had undergone an operation on Monday for acute appendicitis. The message said she withstood the operation fairly well. further details were not yet available. Mrs McCullough was formerly Nellie Ecker, a popular Linton girl.

E. J. Ecker First Street Northeast California Joe McCullough McCullough Nellie Ecker

Chatter And Stitch Members Hold Halloween Party

The Chatter and Stitch society and member families enjoyed a Halloween frolic at Mr and Mrs Vern Smith home. Guests unmasked during games like Ship Sail amid Halloween decor and a luncheon including sandwiches waldorf salad pumpkin pies and whipped cream. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilson Hixson Mrs Floyd Keith California Mr and Mrs Raleigh Roach Mr and Mrs Weldy Stalcup and daughter Wilma Jean Mr and Mrs Ray Ecker Mrs James Gill Mr and Mrs Joe Curry and Jean and the hosts.

Hallowe’en Vern Smith Raleigh Roach Wilson Hixson Floyd Keith California Weldy Stalcup Wilma Jean Ray Ecker James Gill Joe Curry Jean

Big Hallowe'en Dance at Moose Hall

Public invited to a Halloween dance with music at Moose Hall from 9 to 12. Cost is $1.00 per person. Masks optional. attendees may be masked or unmasked.

Moose Hall

Miners Dinner Buckets Sold at Opera Touré Dining

The Opera Toure restaurant prepares miners dinner buckets and offers lunch and meal tickets. The outlet promotes ready meals for workers, detailing bucket contents and pricing for day laborers.

Opera Toure

Beasley Seeks At Large Council Seat on Democratic Ticket

Haldon Beasley campaigns for councilman at large on the Democratic ticket. The notice emphasizes his bid for a leadership role in city government amid local elections.

Haldon Beasley

Births and events in days gone by in Linton area

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Marter yesterday. A daughter named Hazel Margaret was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Hofer. Olive Beldon Lewis is seen at a women voters event this evening. Prof Marshall of Indiana Central College presented Hamlet at Linton High School. McCray Farm Corporation reorganized. Pocahontas lodge hosted numerous guests from Linton Jasonville and Cass. Weather forecasts: fair and colder tonight with killing frost.

Albert Marter Olive Beldon Lewis McCray Farm Corporation Pocahontas Lodge Linton Jasonville Cass Marshall Indiana Central College Linton High School Earl Hofer Hazel Margaret

Wabash Valley Football Team in Race for Honors

Weather outlook calls for intermittent rain tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures tonight. A local high school football team competes for honors in Wabash Valley grid games. A Ku Klux Klan group bivouacked in Linton last night. France postpones U S S war debt payment until Germany yields.

Wabash Valley Ku Klux Klan Linton France U. S&s

Indianapolis Markets Busy Hogs Steady Prices Change

United Press Dispatch reports October 31 in Indianapolis that hog receipts reached 9,000 with market steady and 5 cent decline. Best heavies 11.05, medium to mixed 11.65 to 11.75, common to choice 11.90 to 12.00. most sales 11.75 to 12.00. Cattle receipts 250 with slow market. steers 7.00 to 13.50, cows and heifers 5.00 to 10.00. Eggs 44 cents delivered. poultry prices vary with hens 21 cents, Leghorns 15 to 19 cents, springers 18 cents, turkeys 22 to 30 cents, ducks 15 cents. Creamery butter price 52 cents per pound.

Indianapolis

Jolly Hallowe'en Party At Miss Moody's Home

A delightful Hallowe'en party was hosted last night by Miss Letta Moody with many young guests attending. Prizes were awarded to Leona Woodall, Tom Luxton, and Hosea Moody as games and refreshments accompanied the festive celebration.

Letta Moody Leona Woodall Tom Luxton Hosea Moody Blanch Wagner Iris Trinkle Martha Vonderschmitt Geneva Utterback Margaret O’ Haver Mary Moody Dwayne Vorderschmitt Harold Jones Everett Spurgeon Tom and Bill Luxton William Spurgeon Ben Morford Virgil Gott Ray Page Ima Medlock Miss Letta Moody

Laundry Upgrade Adds Steam Engine at South Main

Mrs Lilian Tristman has installed a splendid new steam engine in her laundry on South Main street, boosting the already fine equipment of the business.

Lilian Tristman South Main Street

Sandborn Couple Married in Sullivan License Issued

A marriage license was issued at Sullivan Thursday to James Herschel Weaver a 24 year old miner from near Sandborn and Belva B Helderman 21 of Sandborn.

Sullivan James Herschel Weaver Sandborn Belva B. Helderman Sandhborn

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