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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
1
The Grand will screen Chickie tonight and Saturday with a vivid romantic tale of a girl who longs for more than she has. Aesop fables and Mrs Coleman at the Grand organ accompany this notable bill promising heart thrills and modern American girl appeal.
Fairview residents report visits and gatherings across families and friends. Carl and Helena Kramer and Haseman family members attended a golden wedding in West Linton, with otros visiting Cerar and Baxley households. School opens at Adams with Orval Strong teaching, while locals plan visits to Illinois and Breese Carlisle areas.
NINE MILE Mr and Mrs Dan Shonk and family hosted Mrs Will Haberman and children Buster and Mary Evelyn Mrs Bert Eyer of Dayton Ohio and Mr and Mrs Will Jennis of Dover Ohio over the weekend Otho Breck left Sunday for Bloomington to attend school this winter Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoffeditz and daughter Edna and Miss Gladys Riley spent Sunday with relatives in Jacksonville Mr and Mrs Owen Daily and children Lena Pearl and Ralph Junior of Lyons visited Ellsworth Riley family Sunday Miss Eva Riley and Onella Vandeventer attended the Jasonville carnival Friday night Miss Hazel Hirth who suffered typhoid fever is slowly improving Mrs Abigayl McNeely of Jasonville visits her niece Mrs Ellsworth Riley Dock Riley left for Detroit for employment
The family of Cam Smith thanks neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of Everett Smith. Special thanks to the Olive Branch church singers and Rev. Beckman, floral givers, and Mr. Clayton of Aikin & Son.
The Burris Chapel column records Sunday visits among locals including Mr. and Mrs Martie Goodman and family. It notes a Wednesday electrical storm near a wire fence that killed a large hog and left Mrs Tincher and her daughter unconscious for a time.
Thomas O Herron aged 60 died at his Jasonville home yesterday. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs George Brooks of Jasonville, one brother Milton Herron of Odon, and one sister Mrs Richard Freed of Odon. Funeral services were held at the residence at 1 30 this afternoon and burial followed in Pleasant Hill cemetery near Odon.
An advertisement promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for a wide range of digestive issues including liver and stomach ailments. It claims lasting results for those with unhealthy livers, bloating, and catarrhal mucus, urging readers to try the simple harmless preparation available at druggists.
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