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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1935

Page

5

Local Society Happenings From Linton Community

Miss Martha Talbott and Mrs Bert Cain shopped in Linton today while Miss Clara M G Berns of Indianapolis visits relatives. Mrs Dorothy Collins ill yet improved. Miss Charlotte Goldberg returns from Indianapolis for a week with her parents. Mrs Mark Auergack of Indianapolis visits Goldberg family. Cushing’s hat styles featured as fall fashions. Cooper returns from Columbus Ohio. The Letsingers and Elizabeth return home after visiting Claude Ardell family. Lena Parks travels to Indianapolis after Bruce Parks death.

Dorothy Collins Charlotte Goldberg Indianapolis William Goldberg Lena Parks Bruce Parks

L A L Club Hostess Delights Members With Contests

Mrs Alvin Boraff hosted the L A L club meeting at her home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Homer Bechtel won the club prize, with Mrs Chester Park and Mrs Chester Hollars also receiving awards. Bertha Breck to host next gathering in two weeks. Bechtel and Lucas to open the meeting. A plate luncheon followed for Chester Park Hollars and daughter Etta Rose, Homer Bechtel, Rex Offeditz and Miss Helen Miller.

Alvin Boraff L.A. L Homer Bechtel Chester Park Chester Hollars Bertha Breck Bechtel Clarence Lucas

Mishawaka Evangelist Speaks at Home League Meeting

Mrs. Margaret Myers, Mishawaka evangelist, spoke at the Home League meeting in the Salvation Army hall at 1 30 pm. The talk titled The Worried Housekeeper. Plans made for next meeting at Mrs. Leslie Baize’s home in Glenburn. A birthday party for Elsie Hensley and Lillie Cox. All women invited to weekly Thursday sessions at 1 30 pm.

Margaret Myers Mishawaka Ind Home League Salvation Army Hall Leslie Baize Glenburn Elsie Hensley Lillie Cox

Ladies' Aid Society of Nine Mile Meets

The Nine Mile church Ladies' Aid group held its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon. After songs and prayers, members agreed to donate two quarts of fruit to raise funds and planned an ice cream supper in the church grove next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The session closed with dismissal by Mrs. Hollars.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Nine Mile Church Lou Riley Bertha Breck Church Grove Hollars

Thursday Night Card Club Entertained at Mrs May Home

The Thursday Night Card club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Ralph May. Two tables competed with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Richardson and Mrs. Harold Johnson. consolation went to Mrs. David Dixon. Hostess served barbecue sandwiches cheese salad iced tea and mints to guest Mrs. Johnson substituting for Mrs. William Maddison.

Ralph May Lloyd Richardson Harold Johnson David Dixon Johnson William Madardson Gilbert Lynn Roy Mc Dan Mesdames Guy Moss Lloyd

Mrs Clifford Hunter Is Honored at Shower

Miss Vera Grey Anderson and Mrs Warren Strong won high scores at a bridge shower in honor of Mrs Clifford Hunter at the home of Mrs Lou Fleetwood on East Vincennes street. Pink and white decor highlighted the luncheon and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.

Mary Robertson Eufaula Cliffor Hunter Ruth Poneleit Lou Fleetwood Vincennes Street Hunter Vera Grey Anderson Warren Strong Anderson Mrs. Hunter Carolyn Singer Marian Hagaman Helen Coulter Maude Woodruff Gladys Terhune Esther Osborn Bonna Baugh

Local Residents Attend Chicken Dinner at Mrs Holder’s

Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and children of Flint Michigan Mrs Rachel Johnson of this city and Mrs Leona Calvert of Calvertsville were guests of Mrs Margaret Holder and Mr and Mrs Dave Short on B street northeast for a delicious chicken dinner yesterday.

Frank Johnson Flint, Mich Rachel Johnson This City Leona Calvert Calvertsville Margaret Holder Dave Short B” Street

Ferocious Beasts or Bluffing Herdsmen’s Tale

A descriptive piece portrays the guu as a feared predator, though its menace is largely bluster. The herd circles a hunter, stomps and snarls, then retreats. old bulls quarrel before the group bolts away. Features describe a four foot by three foot six inch animal with heavy head, square mouth, and long ears.

Squeeze for a Grand Slam in Bridge by E V Shepard

A reader recounts a bridge squeeze broadcast in a duplicate game. West must discard to maintain a grand slam after removing trumps and clubs, with declarer ducking hearts and spades to force winning tricks. The setup shows a dramatic late swing leading to a guaranteed grand slam under optimal defense.

Declarer West South Les

Social Calendar Activities and Meetings Listed

M. E. choir practice at the church at 7. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Imp. Order of Red Men at 7 p m. Workers Alliance of Indiana local No. 46 meets at Public library at 7 30 p m. Hi Tri Girls meet at 7 15 p m with Mrs. F E Meng. Y W C A meeting at 7 30 p m. Important business. All members urged to attend.

Order of Red Men Workers Alliance of Indiana Hi-Tri F. E. Meng Noe Oh iMeeting

Community club meeting and social at Ellis Home Economics

The Ellis Home Economics club hosted a regular meeting with bingo prizes for Margaret Stewart Etta Page Ruth Dudley Lizie Haney Pearl Pope and Laura Cox Edith Bales won the penny drill. The group voted to invite Atlas Community club for an all day event on Friday Aug 30. Refreshments were served to Elmer Cox Raymond Bales Laura Cox Alva Dudley Elmer Hair Bryan Dudley Emmit Haney Albert Kluesner Maud Lyn Asher Page Elmer Pope William Rector Harry Sparks Andy Stewart John Wiggs Leo Rector Ruth Pope and others.

Ellis Home ‘Economics Club Maud Lynn Margaret ‘Stewart Etta ‘Page Ruth i Dudley iLizie Haney Pearl Pope lLaura Cox Edith ‘Bales Atlas Community Club Elmer Cox Raymond ‘Bales Laura Cox Alva ‘Dudley Elmer ‘Hair Bryan Dudley Emmit ‘Haney Albert ‘Kluesner Maud Lyn Asher Page Elmer Pope William Rector Harry Sparks Andy Stewart John Wiggs iLeo'a ‘Rector Ruth ‘Pope Ethel Mary ‘Miller Ellettsville Wayne Camden Frank Denman Juanita Riley Dugger Clovis Camden Lyons Stella ‘Powell Thelma Vern Stockrahm

Johnsons Win Twice In Linton Softball League Tilt

Johnsons sweep West Linton 3 2 in game one and 3 0 in game two at Lina Stock park. Rudy Hot Airs rally from 3 0 down to beat by extra innings, Johnsons scoring two in extras to seal win.

Linton Summit Johnson Feed Linton Lina Stock Park Diamonds West Linton Woodville Johnson Rudy Weil New Hope

Correll Co Named Local Crosley Agent

Correll Electric Co of Vincennes Street was named the local distributor for Crosley radios and refrigerators. John Correll said the firm will also continue its agency of Norge products and handle Crosley electrical merchandise.

Correll Electric Co Bas. Vincennes Street Crosley John Correll Correll Correll Company Norge Products

Honored on Birthday at Guerney Moss Home

A delightful birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guerney Moss Saturday night for Mrs. Moss. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Gillett, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bush and son James, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Padzett, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Keller and son James, Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson as Dugger, Clyde Herring and son Jobby. Mrs. Moss received lovely gifts and an enjoyable time was had by all.

Guerney Moss

Garner to Visit Japan This Autumn

Vice President John N. Garner plans an informal autumn visit to Japan. Roosevelt calls Garner the best diplomat in Washington and expects the trip will leave the Japanese in a good mood.

John N. Garner Japan Washington Roosevelt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Linton Daily Citizen Martha Talbott Bert Cain Whyite City Clara M. G. Berns I'vederica Martin Marguerite Princeton Mark Auergack Cushing Mendall Cooper Columbus Charles Letsinger Elizabeth Claude Ardell L. A. L. Club Ladies’ Aid Society of Nine Mile Clifford Hunter Nature Joop Grass South Africa E. V. Shepard Welty Stalcup M. E Eagle Ellis Home Economics Correll CO Allen Wilkinson Lumber CO Paul Lester John Nance Garner J. W., Wolford & Sons McLaughlin Powell & Norris Roxy Dog Food AX & Fry Funeral Home Phone Plymouth BUICK Pontiac Powell Moton Sales Vincennes Overland Sales CO Linton Milk CO Mack Tyler W. Vincennes Boston South Main Dearmin & CO Gua, Avery Ehees Sonny Veam LEC Indiana Salse Baker's Chocolate Catia Jor Crisco Veal Bacon Miller and Hart Presh Lamb
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