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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1925

Page

6

Personal travel notes show Linton residents visiting family

Mrs Aletha Blue of Terre Haute visits relatives in Linton. Mrs Lewis H Rice of Indianapolis visits her mother Mrs Custer. Mrs Allie Ferguson travels to Sullivan to see niece Mrs Janie Inman. Hattie Sylvester visits her parents at Elnora. Wenny of Princeton guests Rev Cissna. Lucretie Barr of Chicago visits Cook family. Annabelle Kinney of Southport visits Ruth Jones near Linton. Helen Mathena and baby return to Riverton after visiting Rebekah Barnett. D L Jones of Palestine returns from visit and plans Miami trip. Klink and Dixon children head to St Marys Woods Terre Haute for schooling. Yucille Johnson returns from Indianapolis and heads to nurse training. Usrey family to visit in Indianapolis then move to Washington DC. Lee and Rex Landis return from Florida and meet Poe in Chattanooga. Poe family heads to Miami for indefinite stay.

Lucretie Barr Chicago Cook Annabelle Kinney Southport Ind Ruth Jones Linton Helen Mathena Baby Riverton Rebekah Barnett Mary Edith Klink Myr Henry Klink Vincennes Street Terre Haute St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods Doris Dixon Dixon Linton High School Margaret Murphy C. A. Murphy St. Mary’s-of-the Woods Miss Murphy Yucille Johnson Indianapolis Miss Johnson Linton High James Usrey Fannie Jamie Clara Washington, D. C Usrey Arthur Greenwood Clara Asrey Lee Rex Landis Florida Landis Arnold Poe Chattanooga Tenn Poe Miami, Fla

Sermon Influences Jail Confession of S Miller

Samuel Miller alias Harry Brown confessed to Sheriff Hawkins that he shot and killed his brother Ray Miller in St Louis in 1913. The arrest for a liquor charge led to Sunday religious services where Miller claimed the act was in self defense.

Indianapolis Samuel Miler Harry Brown Marion County Omer Hawkins Ray Miller St. Louis Miller Hawkins

Child regains hearing after water melon seed in ear

Rema Ruth Templeton, seven, of Martinsville Indiana, regained hearing after doctors removed a water melon seed from her left ear. The seed had been in the ear for nearly four years following treatment. Her father is L N Templeton of Martinsville.

Martinsville Ind Rema Ruth Templeton L. N. Templeton

Bay View Club Reports First Meeting Of Year

The Bay View club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Wayne Hamilton’s home 339 A street northeast. A musical program featured Mrs. Arthur Symms Miss Ethel Osborn Mrs. Mary Watson Wayne Hamilton and others followed by a two course luncheon with place cards questions and vacation stories including Miss Ethel Heitman’s west tour.

Bay View Club Wayne Hamilton Lassen Arthur Symms Bruno Ethel Osborn Spirit Flower Mary Watson Dit Reely—Geehl Mesdames Watson Hamilton Donagher Osborn Linder Will O’ the Wisp Stross Mrs. Watson Ethel Heitman West

Club enters twenty third year with two original members

The program for the coming year was distributed and the club will begin its twenty third year of work. Only two of the original members remain this year, Mrs. Lillian Wolford and Mrs. Hattie Sherwood. Guests at the gathering last evening included Miss Eva Donagher, Mrs. Arthur Symms and Mrs. Mary Watson.

Lillian Wolford Hattie Sherwood Eva Donagher Arthur Symms Mary Watson

Indiana University Sororities Announce Rush Pledges

At Bloomington during the past week rush parties highlighted sorority life. Delta Delta Delta pledges include Miss Mary Wolford of this city, a Linton High School graduate from the class of 1925 and a freshman at I U. Miss Wolford is the daughter of Miss Lillian Wolford.

Indiana University Bloomington Mary Wolford Delta Delta Delta Sorority I. U Wolford Lillian Wolford Linton

Talbott Couple Welcome Baby Girl at Second Street Home

Mr and Mrs William Talbott of 360 Second Street Northwest are the proud parents of a girl born yesterday in their home. The announcement notes the new arrival contributes to the family tally in the quiet neighborhood.

O. H. Hanger William Talbott No. 360 Second-street Northwest Harry

Sell-Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad

A concise want ad urges readers to place simple classified notices for selling items. It promotes quick results through a citizen run ad service and highlights ease of use and broad reach within the local market.

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Boston Cushing Auto Sheet Metal Linton Sheet Metal City Transfer CO Dixon & Hannum Frank M. Welch Will C. Welch Aletha Blue Lewis H. Rice Allie Ferguson Sullivan Janie Inman Hattie Sylvester Isaac Todd Elnora W. E.enny Princeton W. E. Cissna D. L. Jones Palestine Inl Lena Myers Jones Miami Fla Indiana Pas Tor Girl Millon Battery Station N. Main St Ford Star Chevrolet Columbia Gerin Sales & Service Notary Public Life Insurance J. E. Beasley Beasley-Craig Street N. E O’haver Bros. Bus Line Central “A” St. N. W Midland Jasonville Coalmont Hymera Shelburn Armersburg Erre Haute A. Lewis-f Union Bus Terminal Ohio St Terre Haute -Shelburn Haymera Oakland Chevrolet’ Truck Sherwood Service & Sales Co East Vincennes St Scott’s the Dry Goods THE NEW Pictorial Review Pictorial Review Jersey Switz City Stantz & Daubenspeck Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO Hamilton’s Drug Store
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