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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1925

Page

4

Truth Seekers class entertains at Mrs Hlaseman home

The Truth Seekers Bible school class of Saron Reformed Church met at Mrs. Ethel Hlaseman’s yesterday. Members enjoyed a money contest raising funds for the parsonage, a proverb contest won by Mrs. Clara Huber, and a second prize in a B J Ecker contest with Mrs. Helena Heitman and Mrs. John Kramer placing. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments. Class is led by Henry Strietelmeier.

Saron B. J. Ecker Helena Heitman John Kramer Truth Seekers Reformed Bible School Henry Strietelmeier

Linton High School appoints class reporters

Linton high school has elected class reporters for all classes except seniors. Junior Class Paul Winters Sophomore Class Neal Puckett Freshman Class Dustin McDonald. The junior class has been active selling over $10 in candy to support the junior senior reception fund.

Linton High School Paul Winters Neal Puckett Dustin McDonald

Indianapolis Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Calves

Indianapolis market summary shows hog receipts 4500 with prices up to 14.65 for common to choice, medium and mixed 14.45 to 14.65, best heavies 13.78 to 14.15. Cattle receipts 700, steers 8.90 to 14.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 500, top 7.00, lambs to 14. Calves receipts 800, top 15.00, bulk 14.00 to 15.00.

Indianapolis

Hospital Report On Patient Discharges And Illnesses

Mrs Ollie Cole returned home after an operation. Miss Marie Johnson of Solsberry underwent an appendicitis operation this morning and is in good condition. Martha Nelle Keller was brought in for typhoid fever treatment. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Raney remains in similar condition.

Ollie Cole Marie Johnson Solsberry Martha Nelle Keller Robert Raney

Aid Society Market at Poe's Cleaning Works

The Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold a market tomorrow at Poe's cleaning works. Proceeds support church outreach and Sunday dinner plans.

Aid Society of the Methodist Church Poe

Entertained Club Hosts Five Hundred Night at Home

Mr and Mrs Thad Wolford entertained the Chum circle at their home last evening. Five hundred was enjoyed with prizes won by Mrs Herbert Forbes Mrs Roy Bedwell Mack Tyler and Charles Wolford. Guests included Mr and Mrs Vilas Trinkle Mr and Mrs Cal Gregory and Mr and Mrs Loy Bedwell. The circle will meet again in two weeks at the Bedwells home.

Thad Wolford Chum Herbert Forbes Roy Bedwell Mack Tyler Charles Wolford Vilas Trinkle Cal Gregory Loy Bedwell

Harrises of Indianapolis Welcome Baby Girl Helen Jane Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Harris of Indianapolis announce the birth yesterday of a daughter named Helen Jane Harris. Mrs. Harris was formerly Miss Estella Clemmett of this city.

Floyd H. Harris Indianapolis Helen Jane Harris Harris Estella Clemmett

Piano Instructor Raymond Lowry to Offer Lessons Here

Raymond Lowry of Sullivan, a renowned piano instructor, will give weekly lessons in this city on Thursdays at John Ingleman’s home 158 I Street NW. Lessons cost 1 dollar each. Those interested should notify Mrs. John Ingleman at 348 K before next Thursday to arrange instruction.

Raymond Lowry Sullivan John Ingleman Lowry

U B Basement Supper Adds Cafeteria Style Menu

A basement supper at the U. B. church will be served Saturday from 4 to 7 PM in cafeteria style. The menu includes escalloped chicken, dumplings, mashed potatoes, baked beans, corn, slaw, pie, cake, ice cream, iced tea and coffee.

U. B

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