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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1935
Page
5
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 am to appear in that day's issue. Personal news club lodge party and church notices are requested from readers, with names such as Martha Talbott appearing in the listings.
Yaquina club members met Friday with Mrs. James Moore hosting in West Linton. They planned a two week picnic at Linton City Park with a covered dish luncheon starting at noon and prizes awarded to Mesdames John Shaw John Booher Glen Ifelms James Moore and Mrs. L. Thomas.
The Olive Branch church Young People's class met Friday night at Della Pauline Richards and Donald Page home for its monthly session. Nora Killion played the prelude, Rev. Gordon Kemble led prayers and gave a Bible challenge talk. Attendees included Beulah Bolton Ruth Bolton Esther Bolton Pauline Lynn Della Richards Nora Killion Nina Killion etc.
The marriage of Phyllis Nagel daughter of George Nagel Clinton and Gilbert Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs John Kennedy Seventh street northeast has been announced. The ceremony occurred Sunday May 12 in Marshall Illinois with Lois Gene Hixon Terre Haute and Chester Priest attending. Phyllis Nagel is a Clinton High School graduate class of 1931 and studied at Indiana University for one year and at Indiana State Teachers College Texie Haute completing a two year course and affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta. She taught in Clinton grade schools last year and is popular with local youth. Kennedy is a member of Beta Nu.
Mr. Kennedy attended Indiana State Teachers College for three years and is a member of Delta Lambda Sigma fraternity. He and Mrs. Kennedy will reside with his parents in Clinton for the present.
A playful guide urging stocking a bachelor pantry with ready to eat canned foods for men at home. It lists items from corned beef and beans to soups, entrees, canned poultry, fish, and vacuum packed coffee. Emphasizes ease, self sufficiency, and hosting options for guests.
Queen Esthers plan a park meeting at 7 30 for a Shakamak swimming party later in the week. Boy Scouts hold a 7 o clock session. Metropolitan Lodge No 1938 K of P meets at 7330 o clock. Public health nursing committee gathers at 7 30 at the hospital. Chicateth council Pocahontas meets at 7 80.
The Tuesday schedule lists the Contract Bridge club meeting with Mrs. Percy Myers at 2 o'clock, Socialist local gathering at the hall over the post office at 7 30, Girl Scouts at the Legion home at 7, Violet Rebekah No 312 at T p.m, and Greene County Post No 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars at 7 30.
Community groups plan weekly gatherings including the 500 club with Mrs. Claude Maxwell, Bridge club hosted by Miss Moshell Bunch at 7 45, Women of the Moose Chapter 209 at 7, Glenburn and Christian Ladies Aid sessions, Rotary lunch at 12 15, Unity lodge 637 meeting at 7 30, Elks at 8, Eagles at 7, Freeman Greene County Hospital board at 7 15, Baptist Ladies Aid all day church meeting, and Thursday Afternoon Bridge hosted by Mrs. Lou Fleetwood at 2 15 with Mrs G W Dixon entertaining.
The Thursday evening Dinner Bridge Club meets at the home of Mrs. Lou Fleetwood at 7 30 with Mr and Mrs Ed Carmody as hosts Good attendance is desired Other groups meet all day at the Red Men s hall Frank Courtney post of American Legion meets at 7 30 Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 gathers at 7 30 in the hall and the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church convenes at 2 PM in the social room
Friday choir practice at the church is scheduled for 7 o clock. Quapaw tribe No 148 Improved Order of Red Men holds a meeting at 7 p.m.
Local posting announces Eagle encampment No 222 gathering scheduled for 8 p.m. on Saturday. Organizers invite members and interested residents to attend.
Miss Juanita Hill returns home from Indianapolis on vacation. Numerous visitors and family updates appear from Linton and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs William Fitzpatrick of Palestine Illinois, Mrs Rufus Suthard and family, and Dr. J H Handelman. Names like Dessie Fitzpatrick and Loretta Quigley recur along with venues such as Shakamak State Park and Turkey Run park.
An unusual breakfast idea uses frozen orange marsh ice for a cool meal. Mix orange juice lemon juice and campfire marshmallows melt over a double boiler then freeze stirring once serves 4 to 6 and can be varied with other fruit juices.
The Snickerbocker Whist club stars, including Lochridge Waldemar von Zodtwitz Rau George Meith, play a 7 No Trump grand slam with a dramatic squeeze. Lochridge identifies a double squeeze in the Wernher trophy session, illustrating expert play and strategic card distribution.
The article reviews the logic behind opening bids of 1 No Trump on six plus tricks and three-suited hands, compares with 4-4-3-2 patterns, and discusses when to choose suit bids versus No Trump. It includes example holdings, cautions about part game scores, and notes North as declarer in a No Trump deal.
Readers are invited to choose ten players and a manager for an All Star softball team to face the LaPorte Junior Champions in a Milk Fund benefit game at Oliphant field on Friday night August 16. Submit coupon via mail or in person to The Linton Daily Citizen Milk Fund Editor by August 13.
A dense listing of players by position across teams such as New Hope, Hot Shots, Ells, Red Men, Rudy's Hot Air, Ashers, Little Betty, Linton Summit, Johnsons, and Elks. Includes catchers, pitchers, outfielders, infielders, managers, and subroles with numerous names and team abbreviations.
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