Society Notes for Martha Talbott Featured
Miss Martha Talbott appears in the society notes as part of local community items printed in the Linton Daily Citizen. The notice invites society, club, lodge and church items for the day’s issue.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
5
Miss Martha Talbott appears in the society notes as part of local community items printed in the Linton Daily Citizen. The notice invites society, club, lodge and church items for the day’s issue.
Charles Wilson was celebrated on his birthday with a home party hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. The event featured bingo won by Bob Terrell, banjo music by Karl Cox, and refreshments of sandwiches and hot chocolate. Guests included Bob Terrell Bar Cox Kenneth Smith John Coakley Paul Coakley Orville Poe Junior Masters and Mr and Mrs Sam Masters and Mr and Mrs Wilson.
A church plans a special Sunday service on September 8 to bring in offerings and fill the treasury. The article links Joash of ancient Jeho vah to modern Methodists needing funds for worship and maintenance.
Three Linton young women Ethel Beckwith Helen Hilgediek and Mary Robertson were initiated into Gamma Tau chapter of Tri Kappa during a summer initiation at the Frank Courtney American Legion post home Wednesday evening. The ceremony began at 6 p m with a dinner in the Legion hall.
American Legion Post meets in regular session at 7 30. ae Weiner roast and farewell for Epworth League and Methodist youth heading to school. Meet at Methodist church 5 80. Baptist choir at 7 15. Friday meeting moved to 7 30 due to Mrs Bruce Tates recital at Methodist church. M E Choir at 7 sharp changed for recital. Dr and Mrs W F Craft host Thursday Evening Bridge at Mrs Lou Fleetwood home 7 15.
Friday schedule lists choir practice at seven, Quapaw Tribe No 143 and Eagle Encampment No 222 meet at seven and eight pm respectively. An all day Yagina club gathering hosted by Mrs Fannie Eskew occurs at Mrs John Shaw's home. Indianola club meets with Mrs George Stafford at 1 30 pm. A recital by Mrs Bruce Tate and pupils is set for 7 30 pm at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Emmit Clayton hosted 95 George W. Ellis family members at her Jasonville home. A noon dinner, business meeting, and several talks followed. New members by marriage were welcomed and births announced. Officers were re elected for another year.
Mrs. Jim Padgett hosted dinner for Elvin Bedwell’s daughter in Bucktown. Akron visitors Mr. and Mrs. Everett Richards spent time with relatives. Several families including the Padgetts, Richards, Buck, and Bedwells hosted or visited in Gambill Bloomfield Newcastle and Terre Haute.
Weekend guests of the Ford family near Mineral included Mr and Mrs Orian King and others. Dinner hosted for Dorat H Bedwell Delphin Bedwell and relatives. Various locals listed as visitors and illness. The Chat and Chew club met at Grace Souths home to can peaches.
A Ford V-8 travel feature extols a peaceful day trip to McCormick's Creek Canyon near Spencer Indiana. It highlights a 1935 Ford V-8, smooth ride, safety features and air-balloon tires, plus Canyon Inn and camping options. Directions cite State Roads 67, 46 and 43, with contact for Canyon Inn and state parks.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Headley the guests of Headley parents left Tuesday Mrs Headley returned to Rosedale and Mr Headley went to Bloomington to spend a few days Eldon Jones and John James returned Tuesday night to Flint Michigan Mrs Everett Steellan donverelt Jr are house guests of her mother Mrs Anna J Bedwell Mr and Mrs Harvey Hummel were visitors in Princeton Saturday Miss Ines Braatz is home from Waynetown where she has been visiting Miss Helen Merrill
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