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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1944

Page

2

Civic Garden Party Hosts and Local Club Meetings

Social calendar lists the Civic Garden party at Mrs George Morgans home 1690 E Vincennes street at 7 30 p m. and district groups meeting including Quapaw Council No 40 Pocahontas Red Men Moose 1454 Carpenter Local 487 Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 Greene County Nursing Council for War Service Local Union 1112 Painter and Paper Hangers Glenburn Youth Fellowship with times and venues.

Civic Garden Club Quapaw Council No. 40 Pocahontas Red Men’s Hall Greene County Nursing Council For War Service Eagles Hall

Community club and church notices schedule events

Wednesday meetings include F H C club at Vera Goodman home August 16 at 7 30 p m and 4 H club at the high school at 2 p m. Various organizations meet including Baptist Ladies Aid Elks Eagles Rotary Glenburn W S C S and Unity Lodge with transport help and schedule details for Thursday and Friday events.

Stated Meeting and Red Men Gather at Local Halls

Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S meets at the Masonic hall at 730 pm. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall.

Women of the Moose Masonic Hall Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved

Watermelon Feast Enjoyed by Church Junior Group

The Junior Department of Saron Evangelical and Reformed church held a Monday afternoon watermelon feed at Mrs. Charles W. Clayton's Fairview Road home. Marilyn Hightower Helen Moehlmann Chloe Fritz Barbara West Barbara Drackett David Hofmann Joe Haseman Larry Lunn Bert Bredeweg Billy Drackett Bernard Haseman and Susan Bennett of Greencastle attended with teachers Paul Kramer and Mrs. Clayton.

Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church Charles W. Clayton Fairview Road Marilyn Sue Hightower Helen Moehlmann Chloe Ellen Fritz Barbara West Barbara Drackett David Hofmann Joe H. Haseman Larry Lunn Bert Bredeweg Billy Drackett Bernard Haseman Susan Bennett Greencastle Paul Kramer

Entertain Guests At Sunday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Lehman hosted a Sunday dinner with a large group of relatives and friends. Guests included Emma Pahmeier, Donald Pahmeier and son, Emma Dunbar, Orval Pahmeier and daughters, Paul Pahmeier and sons, Mar Pahmeier and daughter, Lewis Miller, Charley Waymire, Gus Kielblock, Paris Lehman, Stanley Lehman and children, and Norma Goodman, all of Linton and surrounding towns.

Cloe Lehman Emma Pahmeier Donald Pahmeier Emma Dunbar Bucktown Orval Pahmeier Paul Pahmeier Mar] Pahmeier Decker Lewis Miller Vincennes Charley Waymire Linton Gus Kielblock Dugger Paris Lehman Stanley Lehman Norma Goodman

Elgan Family Guests Across Weekends in Worthington

Mrs. Emmett Elgan and Mrs. Estel Elgan hosted visits with relatives including James A. Elgan stationed at Camp Joseph T. Robinson Ark. Nettie Adams returned home after a weekend with Grace Wood in Vincennes. Wilma Goodman hosted Edwards family members from Michigan City and Billy Joe Goodman from Detroit.

Emmett Elgan Estel Elgan Worthington W. O. Elgan James A. Elgan United States Army Camp Joseph T. Robinson Ark Nettie Adams Grace Wood Vincennes Mary Headley Kattie Headley

Allied push surrounds German 7th Army in Normandy pocket

Allied forces tighten the noose around the German 7th Army in Normandy, capturing hamlets near Clendon and St. Denis De Mere, clearing routes toward Falaise, and pushing by Argentan and Domfront. British, American, and Canadian units seal gaps while heavy Allied bombing and naval raids target Brest Lorient St Malo and airfields as German defenses crack.

Ing Falaise United Press Richard D. McMillan Dominion Clendon Sassy Norman Citadel Mthury-Harcourt Proussey Conde-Falaise Mortain-Sourdeval Domfront Mortain Andaine Forest la Ferte-Ace Normandy Vire-Tinchebray Channel Alderney Touques River Lisieux Brest Bordeaux Dijon

Prison guards to retrieve balls over prison wall

Warden Joseph Ragen of Stateville Penitentiary orders guards to chase handballs knocked over the 32 foot walls during recreation. Prisoners had offered to retrieve the balls but guards will do the task.

Returning service men richer in travel and experience

A post war study by the University of New Hampshire finds that returning veterans will be more travel minded and experienced than professors and cannot be treated the same as youths fresh from home.

Durham N. H U.R University of New Hampshire

Indiana Legion Elects William Brown State Commander

Indiana Legionnaires in Indianapolis vote William Brown a 51 year old Bloomington auto dealer as state commander after three days of convention. New officers include Fred C. Hefferling and Robert L. Koontz. motion to admit active service members failed amid debate on postwar needs and public image. Governor Schricker and Sen Jackson keynoted. national HQ remains in Indianapolis per official statements.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Legionnaires William Billy) Brown Bloomington Brown F. Dean Bechtel Garrett Fred C. Hefferling Robert L. Koontz Kokomo Legion Glen R. Hillis the Legion Auxiliary Harry Mulder Hammond Rees J. Morgan Jonesboro William Bolen

Patton Promoted to Major General by Senate Panel

The Senate military affairs committee unanimously approved Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. for permanent rank of major general. The move followed Eisenhower’s report that Patton’s Allied spearheads trapped the German 8th Army in France and cited Patton’s disciplined leadership despite prior incidents in the Sicilian campaign.

Washington U.P Senate Military Affairs Committee George S. Patton Dwight D. Eisenhower Patton France A. B Happy) Chandler Chandler Paris

You're Not too Old To Feel Young Tromone Poses Relief Claim

An advertisement touts Tromone as a vitamin hormone formula for middle aged men to regain youth vitality and pleasure. It promotes Hamilton Drug Co and druggists everywhere as sellers with directions on the label.

Thornton & Mimor Thornton & Minor Hamilton Drug CO Hamilton Drug Company

Swollen Balloon After Meals Promises ERB-HELP Relief

A Linton man reports after meals he felt like a swollen balloon with hours of gas and acidy spitting. He says ERB-HELP, containing 12 herbs, cleanses bowels, reduces gas, and improves digestion. He claims regular bowels and renewed energy, praising Hamilton's Drug Store.

Hamilton

War hero Sgt Kelly confined for absence without leave

Fort Benning Ga Aug 15 U P Sgt Charles E Command o Kelly Pittsburgh Medal of Honor winner was confined to camp quarters for 90 days and fined 90 dollars for A W O L after overstaying a furlough. He said hero worship delayed him but asked if he could go to the movies and was told yes.

Fort Benning U.P Charles E Kelly Pittsburgh Alataville Italy A.W.O.L

Constable Given Unwanted Bee Handling Advice

St Joseph constable Louis Silverman was told to move six swarms of bees, with owner Howard Mullen cautioning to be careful. Separately the War Manpower Commission announced over 2,000,000 women have received training under public vocational and college war programs, with aircraft production leading in numbers.

ST. Joseph, Mo U.P Louis Silverman St. Joseph Howard Mullen War Manpower Commission

Elks Rodeo in Woodward Cancelled for Wartime Year

The Elks Rodeo in Woodward Oklahoma, one of the world’s largest Wild West shows, is cancelled this year due to wartime transportation and related problems. Ted Pinkerton, president of the Woodward Elks Rodeo Association, said it may return in 1945 or when conditions improve.

Woodward Okla U.P Ted Pinkerton Woodward Elks Rodeo Assn

Storm kills 69 sparrows in Wichita yard

Harry Olden of Wichita found 69 dead sparrows and one robin in his yard after a night of strong winds and heavy rain. He attributed the deaths to the storm that swept through the area.

Wichita, Kar W.p Harry Olden Wichita Olden

Busy Penman Dennis Delaney Tops Tax Signatures

New England's most prolific penman is Internal Revenue Collector Dennis W. Delaney, who signs an average of 600 official papers daily.

Boston U.P New England Internal Revenue Dennis W. Delaney

Stockton Township public hearing on additional appropriations

Notice to taxpayers of Stockton Township Greene County Indiana that officials will meet at 8:30 PM on August 14 to consider extra appropriations for repairs to building 450 dollars public utilities 208 dollars loans interest and insurance 100 dollars and janitor service 100 dollars. Taxpayers may be heard and final appropriations go to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for a second hearing within fifteen days.

Stockton Out Greene County Tana Stockton Township Indiana Black PL State Board of Tax Commissioners Lowrd

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Nop’e—Society Terres Urwat Linton Daily Citizen Helen L. Grubbs Loyal Order of Moose No. 1454 Carpenter Local No K. of P. Hall Violet Rebekah the Helt Glenburn Youth Fellowship Vera Goodman Th High School Baptist Ladies Aid Society Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Elks Home Unity Lodge Rotary Club the Christian Church Glenburn W. S. C. S Women’s Society of _Christian Service of Methodist church Arvel Blume American Legion Fow American Legion Auxiliary United Brethren Elks Christian Church Ed Beckwith Sixth St. N. E Clarion Club Doc Sparks Women’s Relief Corps Glenburn Mission TOR Sale Eleventh St City OF Linton Utilities Paul Gambill Herschel Pirtle Mgr General Eisenhower America Aamous Eisenhower Freneis Trevelyan Miller William Brown of the American Legion Robt. Beasley Enos Wonders James George Bill Duling Burdsal Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co Bell Telephone
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