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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1946

Page

3

Unity Lodge No. 637 Meeting Notice

The Unity Lodge No. 637 I O O F meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Te

Unity Lodge

Community Meetings and Club Reports for Evening Schedule

American Legion Post meets at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m. Stated meeting Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M at the hall at 7 30 p m. United Brethren choir practice at the church at 7 p m. Methodist choir practice at the church at 7 p m. Called meeting Linton lodge No 560 F and A M at hall at 7 30 p m. Work in BA degree refresh ments 160 F and A M at all at 7 00 p m ork in MM degree. Refresh United Brethren Missionary Lo ty and families meet at Hum a park at 6 p m for pitch in supper. All members of church invited. Please bring table service.

Linton Lodge No. 560 Linton Lodge No Linton Lodge No. 160 United Brethren Missionary Loty Huma. Park

Women of the Moose Meet and Prayer Service Planned

Chapter 19 Women of the Moose meet at the Moose hall at 6 p m. Prayer meeting scheduled at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Glenburn Mission

Linton Lions Club Plans Fish Fry at Lee-Sherrard Park

The Linton Lions Club will hold a fish fry Monday evening August 12 at the Conservation Clubhouse in Lee Sherrard Park. Members were advised to ignore a banquet notice sent in error today.

Linton Lions Club Conservation Club J Lee-Sherrard Park

Clayton Daughter Marries Kenneth Ballard in July Nuptials

Rose Marie Clayton wed Kenneth Ballard at the First Christian church parsonage with Rev Grady Spiegel officiating on July 26. Attendants were Laura May Justus and Howard Keller. The couple, both Linton Stockton graduates, plans a reception at the Jus tus home with family and friends in attendance.

Guy Clayton Rose Marie Kenneth Ballard Maude Ballard First Christian Church Grady Spiegel Laura May Justus Howard Keller Justus Cecil Justus Jimmy David May Janet Willis Justus Laura Justus

Smith Poe Nuptials Noted In Linton Baptist Parsonage

Mrs. Nellie Smith of Dugger announces the marriage of her daughter Mary E to Charles Ted Poe son of Mrs. Carrie Poe of Linton. The vows were read by Rev. Powell Forbes at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Linton Baptist church parsonage. Ma tron of honor was Mrs Woodrow Smith and best man Orville Poe. The couple will reside in Linton after a short wedding trip.

Nellie Smith Dugger Mary E Charles “Ted” Poe Carrie Poe Linton Powell Forbes Linton Baptist Church Woodrow Smith Orville Poe Johanna Hill Stephen Gall Dugger High School Poe Linton Stockton High School

Linton Man Marks 73rd Anniversary

John Hughes celebrated his 74th birthday anniversary Sunday as relatives and friends gathered at the Hughes home in Linton. Guests included Mrs. Viola Bedwell, Mrs. Della Brown, Mrs. Zenith Parish and children, Judah and Rita, Howard Cullison, John Hughes and sons Raymond and Lee Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Cullison of Bloomfield.

John Hughes Lee H. Cullison Hughes Wes Hollis Viola Bedwell Della Brown Bedford Zenith Parish Judah and Rita Indianapolis Howard Cullison Bloomfield John Hughes and Sons Raymond and Lee Hughes Camp Atterbury

Dinner Honors Joe Nixon Saturday

A group of friends gathered at Joe Nixon's home Saturday for a fried chicken supper in celebration of his birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Dorraugh and grandson, Mr and Mrs Nat Priest, Mr and Mrs John H Priest, Mr and Mrs Mat William Rice and son Jerry, the Elizabeth Ann, and Mr and Mrs Charles Alderson senior and junior. Nixon received a number of gifts.

Joe Nixon William Dorraugh Terre Haute Nat Priest John H. Priest Mat William Rice Jerry Elizabeth Ann Charles Alderson Charles Alderson, Jr William Rice Joe Nixson Nixon

Hasemans Host Weekend Guests at Fairview Home

Mr. and Mrs. George Haseman entertained several guests Sunday at their Fairview road home. Dinner guests included Mrs. Anna Warner and son Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warner and daughters Helen and Ellen of Indianapolis, and Miss Louise Strietelmeier. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. William Fritz and daughters Chellen and Doris, Jack Dale, Mrs. Marthena Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. John Berns, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins.

George Haseman Fairview Road Anna Warner Willard Lawrence Warner Helen Ellen Indianapolis Louise Strietelmeier William Fritz Chellen Doris Jack Dale Marthena Richardson John Berns John Hawkins

Travel visitors and local residents visit relatives this weekend

A flurry of visits features Dale Curtis from New York City staying with his father and relatives. Cleveland visitors Mrs Hoyle lish and Mrs Stephen Bodnar with Miss Edith Irish spend time with Hoyle Irish family. Detroit guest Miss Evelyn Harris visits her father and the Harris family. Cleveland guests extend to Mrs Bodnar and Miss Irish with Hoyle Irish family. Lafayette Fort Wayne trips anchor returns of Gladys Harrell and children. Indianapolis families James Harrell and son Jimmie join kin here for weekend. Detroit and Sull ivan travelers accompany. Baltimore guests Harold Shaw returns home after week with Mable Shaw. Princeton and Bloomington visitors mentioned among other local contacts.

Dale Curtis New York City Hoyle Lish Cleveland, C Stephen Bodnar Edith Irish

Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings

Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Haseman of Paul Page Indiana. visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page, Br and Mrs Grover French of Linton, and Mrs C Baize visiting Linn. Various residents spent weekends in Terre Haute Bloomfield and French Lick with friends and relatives.

Grover French Linton C. B. Howard Switz City Niagara Falls Canada

Weekend Social Guests Travel and Family Visits

Mr and Mrs Howard Haseman of Laporte spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Ethel Haseman. Miss Louise Strietelmeier is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Theodore Hutchison and Mr and Mrs Orville Hutchison and son Richard of Monroe Michigan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis OBrien. Mrs Alla Starkey is a house guest of the OBrien family this week.

Howard Haseman of Laporte Ethel Haseman Louise Strietelmeier Indianapolis Theodore Hutchisor Orville Hutchison Richard Monroe, Mich Lewis O'Brien Alla Starkey Lewis O’brien

Hospital report notes multiple patient dismissals

Continued hospital report lists patient dismissals and home destinations. Individuals mentioned include Mrs. Fred Miller Mrs. Carolyn Mowery Mrs. Dorothy Buck Mrs. Barbara Riley Mrs. Reece Harbin Clifford Earl Porter Mrs. John T Wright James Leon Bennett Mrs. Charles Higgins Mrs. Darrell Craig Mrs. Ellis Plew Mrs. Rachel West Mrs. Hubert Foster Allyn Shacklett Karen Ann Bedwell and Rev John Jerrrels with home destinations in Worthington Bloomfield Jasonville Edwardsport Fairbanks Carlisle and Linton.

Fred Miller Worthington Carolyn Mowery Dorothy Buck Bloomfield Jonas Aland Baby Barbara Riley Stanley Hensler Jasonville Reece Harbin Linton Clifford Earl Porter Salsberry John T. Wright James Leon Bennett Carlisle Charles Higgins Darrell Craig Ellis Plew Rachel West George Hawk Fairbanks Hubert Foster Allyn Shacklett Karen Ann Bedwell Edwardsport John Jerrrels

Harris and Perry Taken Home from Pulaski and Linton

Charles Harris of Pulaski Virginia and Mrs Leon Perry of Linton are reported to have been taken home following a recent event.

Charles Harris Pulaski, Va Leon Perry Linton

Linotype Operator Floyd Shannon in Critical Condition

Floyd Shannon a linotype operator at the Daily Citizen for nineteen years is reported in critical condition after major surgery at Union Hospital Terre Haute.

Chas E. White Harold Floyd Shannon Union Hospital Terre Haute Shannon The Daily Citizen

Thirteen Killed During Week End Violence in Indiana

United Press report details 13 deaths in Indiana from late Friday to early Sunday. Drownings, traffic collisions, a hit-run, and a railroad crossing fatality feature among the incidents, with victims including Wilbur N. Drake and Kenneth Lee Marshind and others in Cass county and Indianapolis.

Multiple fatalities from accidents and a suicide in Indiana

A series of fatal incidents occurred over a weekend. Isaac Little, 19, of Austin was killed when struck by a southbound Pennsylvania train under a bridge near Austin. Lloyd C. Davis, Cambridge City, died from injuries after a scooter collision in Connersville. Wendell Bailey, 16, Noblesville, died when his car hit a bridge abutment. Martin Pittman, 39, Jasonville, died after falling from a pickup on U S A north of Sullivan. Otto Webber Butler, 38, Indianapolis, killed at the Indianapolis speedrome after a collision with a midget vehicle and crash into a retaining wall. John Flynn, 72, Danville, found suffocated in a boardinghouse room after a fire. Betty J. McCracken, 24, Washington, D C? Washington, Ind., termed death by own action by the Daviess county coroner. she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henson McCracken of Washington.

Isaac Little Austin Pennsylvania Lloyd C. Davis Cambridge City Connersville Wendell Bailey Noblesville Martin Pittman Jasonville U.S. A Sullivan Otto Webber Butler Indianapolis WAC Henson McCracken Washington

Two Year Old Karla Kay Geatches is Honored

Karla Kay Geatches celebrated her second birthday Sunday with a gathering at her grandparents Mr and Mrs William Harrell home. Relatives and friends attended as ice cream and cake with candles were served on the lawn. Group pictures were taken and several moments were enjoyed. Karla received a number of gifts.

Karla Kay Geatches William Harrell Karla

Also Mentioned on This Page

Linton Daily Citizen Helen L. Grubbs Chickateth Council Pocanhontas Red Men’s Hall Quapaw Council No. 80 Pacahontas Carpenters Local No K. of P. Hall Violet Rebekah Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434 Glenburn Youth Fellowship Freeman Greene County Hostal Board Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Rotary Club Glenburn W. S. C. S F. H. C. Club Powell First St N. E P.m Otto Powell John Powell American Legion Legion United Brethren Methodist Women's Relief Corps Lydia E. Pinkham Home Loan & Finance N. Main Linton Taxi East Vincennes Farmer’s Hardware Full Line Groceries & Meats John M. Kunkler Roy Laughlin Third Street Northwest Rose Marie Clayton Ballard Indiana State Normal Hercules Powder Co Hasemans Evelyn Harris Detroit, Mich Mrs Carl Harris Cleveland, O Hoyle Irish Gladys Harrell Elizabeth and Emmons Lafayette Fort Wayne Tommy Dudley Willard Ham James Harrell Jimmie Charles Harrell Addison Steward Don Arnold Bennett Detroit Mich Cora Brown Harold Shaw Baltimore Mable Shaw Gertrude Risher Princeton Roy Mills Baltimore, Md Ethel Miller Bloomington Virgil Scott Betty Cramer Wilma Core Cora Nation David McLaughlin Andover Mass James French Hammond J. J. Sarmont Leona Azbell J. M. Manning Patti Sue Fred Harting California Bicknell Helen and Willard Warner Paul Page Charles Page Mark Modesitt Brazil C. Baize Linn William May Chloe West Bill Hattery Jim Brewer Joe McBride Betty Hattery Helen Hale Bud Berns Lewis Jess McBride Bill Spears Charles Halback B. R. Franks Shirley Franklin Bailey French Lick Lozier Ziegler Columbus, O Disciples of Christ Lulu Neil Richard Alderson John Kirkman Harve Rice Donetta Medley Willard Franklin Tirteen United Press Indiana Wilbur N. Drake Pimento Au. S. 41 Kenneth Lee Marshind Lincoln Cass County Carl Weiss Michigan City Weiss James F. Edwards Broad Ripple Delbert H. Fink Tippecanoe Monticello Ralph Christie Arvie Christie Wallonia River Rouge, Hight International Soundphotog Georgia Bernie Hampton Methodist Church Athens Knox Henry North Africa Arr Gh SR ePerme Vee Goodyear
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