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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
1
Society column item notes Miss Martha Talbott’s personal news for Linton Daily Citizen readers and reminds submit by 11 a.m. to appear in the day’s issue.
Gordon Goodman son of Mr and Mrs Sam Goodman of Jasonville and Miss Mary Nell Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Clark of Cleveland Ohio were married Saturday evening July 28 A wedding supper at the bride s home followed and the couple left for Chippawa Lake Goodman graduated from Jasonville high school in 1927 has attended Texas Tech and the school of motion pictures in New York They will reside in Dayton Ohio with many friends wishing them a happy future
The Indianola club met yesterday at Mrs. Chris Myers's home on Fifth Street Northwest. Six members and two guests, Mrs. Roy Goodman and Mrs. Haag, attended. After business, two contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Top ping and Mrs. Vonderschmitt. A luncheon followed, with Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Haag assisting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. James Priest in two weeks. The picnic postponed for club members and families, planned at City Park Sunday.
The Omega Sunday school class of the Methodist church held a picnic and swimming party at Shakamak State Park. Guests gathered at the Shelter house for a chicken supper with brick ice cream and oak. Swimming followed the meal. Names of attendees include Bonita Baughman Israel Baker Mary Wymer Margaret Cooper Esthyr Baker Maude Woodruff Martha Talbott Mary Inter Werte Welsch Maribelle Smitt Mrs Wayne Combs Mrs Terry Miller Rev I M Mesown and daughter Dorothy.
Announcement reports the marriage of Nina Brewer and Glen Ostettler, a low key wedding in the Methodist church parsonage Carmi Illinois. The bride graduated Midland high school 1927 and lived in Linton since. the groom attended local schools and works at Ax and Pry grocery. They will reside on Third street southwest in the city.
Mrs Frank Taylor hosted the Bide A Wee club at her Third Street NW home on Thursday. After business the group played cootie with prizes won by Mrs Taylor, Mrs Carl Roach, and Mrs Welty Stalcup. The August picnic was postponed due to the president’s absence. Refreshments were served and pink and white table decor noted. Members present included Mesdames Carl Donie, Glen Smith, Arthur Harbin, Welty Stalcup, Carl Roach, Arthur Taylor, Clyde Grass, and the hostess. The next gathering will be at Mrs Arthur Taylor’s East Vincenne Street home in two weeks.
Miss Violet Musser hosted house guests Mr and Mrs Russell Miller of South Bend and Wayne Hunter for a picnic at Spring Mill park yesterday. They went to the Trianon in Verre Haute last evening and heard Buddy Rogers and his orchestra.
Mrs Russell Miller and Mrs Miller of South Bend are house guests of Mr and Mrs Newt Musser and Violet Aanguter. The read text notes travel visitors from South Bend staying at the Musser home with Violet Aanguter mentioned as a guest.
Miss Esther Shaw, studying at Danville, returned home to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Shaw. Mr and Mrs Wayne Wright Mr and Mrs Arthur Woodville and Margaret Wright with Jack Wills picnicked at Shakamak last evening. Miss Margaret Wright Mrs Wayne Wright Harry H Waseman and Dr Maldon Beasley were in Nerrie Haute Thursday and attended the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Olive Branch church held an all day meeting at Linton City park with a noon dinner. A band stand program followed featuring prayers, a playlet, stories, songs and music, with Rev Kemble and several named members participating. Attendees included Rev Gordon Kemble and many families and friends from the church community.
Lyons Ind Aug 3 Mrs Pearl Mynes entertained at her home Wednesday night for the Loyal Womens class and the Loyal Helpers class of the Lyons Christian church Assistant hostess Edith Davidson Fifteen members answered roll call with favorite verses Social hour featured games and refreshments for a list of attendees The August meeting will be at Mrs Clayton Tibbett s home with Mrs Bert Edwards in charge of entertainment Also notes visitors and local calls from nearby towns and a church ice cream social attended by about seventy five to eighty members
Queen Fathers meet at the park for a short business meeting at 7 30 to plan a swimming party at Shakamak later in the week. Boy Scouts hold a regular session at 7. Metropolitan Lodge No 193 Knights of Pythias at 7 50. Public health nursing committee meets at the hospital at 7 30. Che ат eht council Pocahontas at
Tuesday schedule lists a contract bridge club meeting with Mrs Percy Myers at 8 00 pm. A socialist local gathering occurs in the hall over the post office at 7 30 pm. Girl Scouts convene at the Legion home at 7 o'clock. Wiolet Rebekah No 312 meets at 7 pm. Greene County Post No 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars gathers at 7 30 pm.
Wednesday Night 600 club meets with Mrs. Claude Maxwell. Bridge club with Miss Moshell Bunch at 7:46. Chapter 209 Women of the Moose at 7 p.m. Glenburn Aid society regular session. Christian Ladies' Aid at church at 2 p.m. Rotary luncheon at American Legion home at 12:16. Unity lodge No. 637 I.O.O.F. meets at 7:30. Elks lodge regular meeting at home at 8. Eagles lodge at hall at 7 p.m. Freeman-Greene County hospital board meets at hospital at 7:15.
Thursday Afternoon Bridge club meets with Mrs G and W Dixon at 2 15. Thursday Evening Dinner Bridge club meets with Mr and Mrs Jad Carmody. Hiawatha club meets all day at Red Men hall. Ameri dan Legion meets at home at 7 80. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at hall at 7 30. Ladies Aid Society Methodist church meets in social room at 2. Good attendance desired.
The Friday schedule notes choir practice at the church at seven o clock. It also lists Quapaw tribe number 143 of the Improved Order of Red Men meeting at seven p.m. cautioning readers of the local fraternal activity.
Ideas for summer meals show how to mix ordinary ingredients into unusual dishes. Recipes include Lamb Hearts stuffed with apples, corn and beef bake with olives, and Porcupine Puffs with rice and spinach. A note adds Mrs Helena Heitman and daughter visiting Warsaw Indiana for the week.
A sensational film review touts The Whole Towns Talking at the Sher-Ritz as a standout Edward G Robinson picture. Jean Arthur leads with beauty and talent in a production compared to Lady for a Day and It Happened One Night.
Elsa Lanchester stars as the Female Monster in The Bride of Frankenstein. Scientists revive a seven foot figure with livid neck scars and electricity fueled gait. The film presents a shock filled tale of a grotesque mate created to pair with Karloff’s monster.
James A. Wills is appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Winona B in Greene County Indiana. The record notes the estate is believed solvent. August 2 1935 D W McIntosh attorney. Aug 3
Mr and Mrs Ray Wymer were welcomed as new citizens with a civic charivari at the courthouse square. The event featured a chariot ride for the couple and a communal lighting bonfire, described as a delightful community celebration in Bloomfield.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Turnbull and their sons Donald and Georgia from Battle Creek Michigan arrived last evening to visit relatives and friends in the city. The Turnbulls formerly lived on Third street northwest in the city.
Calvin F. McIntosh was elected chairman of the Democratic town central committee of Worthington and Mrs. Russell Stahl was named vice-chairman in the recent leadership action.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for help and flowers after a bereavement for L I Walker and family.
A dense roster lists players by position across teams New Hope, Hot Shots, Johnsons, Red Men, Linton Summit, Ashers, Rudy's Hot Airs, and others. Names cover pitchers catchers fielders and managers led by Rex Winters and others, reflecting a local league draft or exhibition lineup.
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