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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
7
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The children of Mrs. John Suthard surprised her at home on Monday evening arriving with wrapped gifts to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mrs Suthard received many lovely presents. The surprise party was organized by Mr and Mrs John Suthard Sr Mr and Mrs John Suthard Jr and others including John Scott William Sutard Margaret Watts and Lula Suthard.
Mrs James Gibson and Mrs Oscar Fitzpatrick spend the day in Terre Haute Miss Evelyn Sauders leaves for Bloomington to make her home Mrs Arthur Perkins visits Bloomfield to see her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Kern Mrs James Nelson visits Sulivan to stay with relatives Mrs Allie Ferguson returns home after visiting Linton friends Mrs Arthur Haussin travels to Burns City for a cousin's funeral Mrs Joseph Vansant returns to Evansville after visiting her mother Flora Turver in this city
Mrs J H Poe received a telegram from her daughter Henrietta in Lafayette announcing the safe arrival of a fine new son Rex Junior at the Rex Landis home in Lafayette. The infant is the second child in the Landis family and arrived yesterday. The mother is Blanche Poe formerly of Linton and Mr Landis was also formerly of Linton.
Mr and Mrs Everet Barnard announce the birth of a 12 pound son this morning. The baby has been named Everet Jr and both mother and child are doing well.
Harold Sherrill purchased the Sip and Bite restaurant on A street northeast of William Fox and assumed control yesterday. He is an experienced restaurateur and is expected to succeed in the venture.
Edna G Francis known as Miss Houston failed to win the national beauty pageant but a fellow townsman Jules T Tigendorf thought she looked prettiest. She is headed home as his bride.
Freshmen at Linton High School elected officers for the semester in a student assembly. Clyde Williamson was chosen president with Beatrice Birt as vice president and Julia Mercer as secretary treasurer. Dustin McDonald was named reporter.
Fourth and fifth grade pupils of Miss Zelpha Noel staged a traditional fruit shower after noon yesterday to honor the main building teacher. The surprise event filled Miss Noel's desk with fruit and candy enough to last several days, reflecting the pupils respect and admiration.
An important meeting of captains and lieutenants of the contest will be held this evening at 7 30 in the church basement. Leaders are urged to attend for business of importance.
Parents of Wright township hosted a Tuesday night reception for most township teachers in the Midland gym. Pie sandwiches and iced tea were served and teachers gave talks. The Midland school folks praise the faculty this year.
The Jasonville leader argues against persistent scriptural debate as the measure of worth. He suggests real value lies in actions when facing judgment, implying self change over endless argument amid faith discussions.
The Fidelity circle will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude Sipes for the first gathering of the season. Officers request every member be present.
Mrs Carl Poe will entertain the members of the L A W Club at her home Friday afternoon. It is requested that all members be present.
Mrs Earl Bohley to entertain Fortnightly club members in the season opener tomorrow afternoon at her Sixth Street Northeast home.
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