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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

7

Personal notices from Linton and surrounding towns

Local column lists residents traveling visiting relatives and leaving for new homes. Names include Mrs Peter Schloot in Bloomfield Miss Jeanette Coen in Jasonville Mrs Walter Evans Dugger Miss Opal Jordan Soleberry Mr and Mrs James Wheeler Dugger Ruby Wheeler visiting Mrs Allie Ferguson Shelburn Mrs Bert Hester Mrs W H Johnson Switz City Russell Bledsoe Cass Maurice Witty Earl Cunningham to Terre Haute Ephriam Sylvia Bach Ur bana Illinois Ralph Burrell Evansville James Humphreys Linton Charles Neal Dugger Neal family Winchester Ky Mary Story Terre Haute Montezuma Emma Allsop Adams New York Lee Hixgon Crawfordsville Max Hixson Wabash college classmate of 1926.

Peter Schloot Bloomfield Jeanette Coen Jasonville Walter Evans Dugger Opal Jordan Soleberry James Wheeler Ruby Allie Ferguson Shelburn Bert Hester W. H Johnson Switz City Russell ‘Bledsoe Betty Jo Kenneth’ William Cass Ollie Thomas James Gordon Akron Ohio Messrs Maurice Witty Earl ‘Unningham Terre Haute Rose Poly Ephriam Sylvia ‘Bach Charles Montezuma Arlie Story Emma Allsop Adams N. Y William Madison Madison Alma Allsop Linton Indiana University Mary Wolford Jessie Porter Ileene Coakley Mildred Hamilton Thyra Grey Berns Clarence Heitman Charles Bennett Russell Murray Charleton White Kenneth Gwin Kenneth Holden Myrtle Malicoat Ralph Plew Carl Porter Franklin College Sara Neile McIntosh Mary Svymms Clyde Reintjes Otho O’brien Helen Winters Russell Priest Carl Winters Winogene Hewlett Purdue Claude — Arbell Donald O’brien Robert Berns DePauw Ruth Armpriester Mildred Humphreys Louise Humphreys Eva Louise ° Johnson George Walls Blaker Genevieve Rousch Brown's Business College Harry Green Elmer Sisk Carl Hilgedick Wabash Iran Williams Albert Bayer Max Hixson Military Academy Gulfport Lloyd Harris Washington D.C Kern Beasley George Hart Earl Cunningham St. Mary’s-of-the- Woods Margaret Murphy Doris Dixon Mary Edith Klink Illinois University Sylvia and Ephriam Bach Chicago Art School Ellis Plew

Mothers Club Meeting at First Christian Church

The Mothers club of the First Christian church holds a business meeting Thursday at 2 o clock. It takes place at Mrs. Harry Barger’s home at 909 A Street Northeast. Members are urged to attend due to important business.

Mothers’ Club First Christian Church Harry Barger

Linton Students List in Indiana Colleges

Linton residents travel to pursue higher education at Indiana institutions. The article lists students attending Indiana University Purdue University DePauw and other schools with names like Mary Wolford, Jessie Porter, Otho O'Brien, Ruth Armpriester, and more across several colleges including Madison

Hot Dog Party At Bland Silvey Camp

Junior Peps class and teacher took a group to Bland Silvey camp on White River three miles south of Worthington for an outing. A bonfire was lit and hot dogs with marshmallows were enjoyed by a crowd including Mrs Bland Silvey, Mr and Mrs John Ingleman and children Fern and Maurice, Ruth Hostetler, Frances Hindman, Francis Nolan, Rennis Wolfe, Fred Silvey and Fred Laugh.

Peps Bland Silvey White River Worthington Uone John Ingleman Fern Maurice Misses Ruth, Hostetler Frances Hindman Messrs Francis Nolan Rennis Wolfe Fred Silvey Fred Laugh

B Y P U Society Calls Meeting Of Captains

A called meeting will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 of the captains in the contest staged by the B Y P U society of the Baptist church. Lieutenants are urged to attend in the basement of the church.

B. Y. P. U. Society of the Baptist Church Baptist Church

Fosdick Urges Nations to Abolish War at Geneva Rally

Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick told League of Nations delegates in Geneva that Christian nations must abolish war or civilization will end in another global conflict. Lillian Lorraine reportedly wed Andrew S. Brown in New York while he awaits appeal from a mail misuse sentence. Thames rescuer Mrs. Robert W. Chambers praised for saving a man from drowning in London. Rev. Carl D. Case of Oak Park Baptist church resigns amid a scandal involving Mrs. Albert R. Leland confessing she had been fed astray by Case.

Harry Emerson Fosdick League of Nations Geneva Christian Nations Lillian Lorraine Andrew S. Brown New York Robert W. Chambers Thames London Carl D. Case Oak Park, LL Albert R. Leland Case

Young Epworth League Rally Planned at Newberry

A Greene county Epworth League rally for young Methodists will be held in Newberry Thursday night. All local youth should notify Pastor W B Cissna so transportation can be arranged.

Epworth League Greene County Newberry Methodist W. B. Cissna

Tierney Couple Plans Eastern Visits After Iowa Trip

Mr and Mrs Peter E Tierney of the Bloomfield Democrat left yesterday on a motor trip to Iowa After a brief visit with relatives there they will visit points in the east including New York and Washington

Peter E. Tierney The Bloomfield Democrat Iowa

Ladies' Aid Meeting Set at Methodist Church

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet in the basement tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members are asked to be present.

Ladies’ Aid Society of The Methodist Church

Squire Family Reunion Held at John Squire’s Grove

The annual Squire family reunion occurred last Sunday at John Squire’s grove four miles southeast of Jasonville. Many relatives attended including H D Squire, William Squire, Henry Squire and families, Ferguson and Wise families, Letsingers, Gentrys, and numerous grandchildren.

Squire John Squire Jasonville H. D. Squire William Squire Henry Squire Esthe and Everett Link Miller William Grant Delema Dexter Ferguson Ima June Bernice Clell Wise Oliver Walraven William Walraven Earl Young Wilma Vera June James Letsinger Doss Archer Birl Lillie Mowery Almeda Daugherty Lucy Kelly Asbury Letsinger Lewis Letsinger Granville Gentry Paul Squire John Wise Lloyd Wise Willard Gentry Floyd Gentry Curtis Daugherty Fern Letsinger Myrl Letsinger Trixie Squire Maxine Mowery Oda Grant Leona Ferguson Frances Gentry Bonnie Walraven Ida Daugherty Annette Walters

ELECT NEW OFFICERS WOMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church elected officers for the upcoming year at yesterday's meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Wilson. President Mrs. R. Turpin Vice President Mrs. Beecher Treasurer Mrs. Joe Curry Recording Secretary Mrs. B. F. Cooper Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Pearl Poole. Mrs. Beecher gave an engaging reading and Mrs. Wilson served tea and wafers during the social hour.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Harry’ Wilson R. Turpin Beecher Joe Curry B. F. Cooper Pearl Poole T. J.‘Beecher

Linton Pledges Indiana University Fraternities

Linton youths pledged to Indiana University fraternities in Bloomington include Carl Porter to Sigma Nu Charles Bennett Russell Murray Kenneth Holden and Charleton White to Delta Epsilon All are noted as leaders from Linton's high school class years Porter Mrs Bennett and Mr White are 1925 graduates while Murray and Holden are Class of 1924 Gerald Landis Linton football coach is a member of Delta Upsilon at IU

Linton Indiana _ University Bloomington Carl Porter Sigma Nu Fraternity Charles Chuck Bennett Russell Murray Kenneth Holden Charleton White Delta Epsilon Porter White Murray Holden Gerald Landis Delta Upsilon At.i. U

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Millard Death

The family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Robert Millard. Special thanks to the Christian Church quartet Rev M R Willson neighbors and friends Mr Clayton of Aikin and Son and all who sent floral offerings or donated flowers.

Robert Millard Christian. Church Clayton Aikin & Son

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