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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
3
Indianapol is forecast shows mostly fair weather for the State Fair with continued warmth and sun for the next five days. Labor Day weekend travelers and picnickers were urged to plan accordingly as conditions remain dry and sunny.
Forecasts indicate good weather with no rain through Sunday night or Monday. Showers return Wednesday with 0.5 to 0.75 inch expected. Temperatures run 2 to 5 degrees above normal, warmer in the north Sunday, cooling Monday, then warming again by Wednesday. drought-affected southern Indiana counties worry about the showers.
Society items are welcomed at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m for that day’s issue. Personal news club lodge party and church notices are encouraged led by Mrs Helen Grubbs.
Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 gather at the home at 8 p m. Fortnightly Club holds a covered dish picnic at Humphreys Park shelter house at 6 p m. Academy of Friendship of Women of Moose meets at 8 p m.
W S C S Glenburn holds an all day gathering at the community house while Greene County Coon Hunters meet at the conservation club at 7 30 p m.
Sunday marks the 30th annual Goodman family reunion to be held at Humphreys Park. All relatives friends and neighbors are urged to attendBuy invites extended to Kielblock relatives and local residents.
Labor Day activities list Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel dining room 6 30 p m Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas Red Men’s Hall 7 30 p m Carpenter Local 487 K of P hall 7 30 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 hall 7 30 p m Delta Theta Tau Library 7 15 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1434 home 7 30 p m
Eagles Lodge gathers at the home at 7 00 p.m. Elks Lodge meets at the home Unity Lodge No 637 I O O F Rotary club holds a noon luncheon at the country club at 12 15 p.m.
The Hiawatha club convenes Thursday at Red Men's Hall for an all day gathering. Members plan activities and discussions, inviting residents to join in.
The August Home and Community Circle met at Mrs. Mary Lind's home with co hostess Mrs. Sparkle Grabbe. President Viola Shake led the salute to the flag sang Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet and recited the club creed. A lesson on Rabies was given by Mrs. Henry Campbell followed by discussion. Mrs. Dorothy Newkirk reported on Purdue conference and business was discussed. A melon plate and iced drink were served to members and guests including Mrs. Lind and Mrs. Grabbe.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Beasley observe their Golden Wedding at their Linton home Sunday afternoon. Open house from two to four o clock invites friends. Married Aug 31 1902 by Rev. John Buck. lifelong in Linton. Mrs. Beasley born Gertie Morgan. Two children Ray Beasley Indianapolis Kern G Beasley Linton. Three grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Bodnar of Cleveland Ohio visit Mrs Bodnar s parents Mr and Mrs Hoyle E Irish in the same city, spending time with family during a local stay.
White wampum beads symbolized health peace and riches while purple and black signified sorrow or sympathy with another's sorrow, reflecting traditional meanings tied to bead colors.
Studio Will Hold Open House in its new location at 389 A street NW. Hours are 10 am to 8 pm Saturday and 2 pm to 5 pm Sunday. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Taylor H. Brown who have remodeled the building. The seven room studio includes a knotty pine reception room with white leather settee and shadow box lighting.
Three speeding hearings in Mayor Robert McFadden's court as police push a campaign. Bert George Cresterfield of Dugger pled guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs, with costs suspended under a city ordinance. Chesterfield arrested by Jewell Herndon and Austin Greenway. Bobby Dewayne Tincher of Vicksburg pleaded not guilty. trial set for Saturday morning. Claude Russell of Linton also pleaded not guilty. trial set for Saturday morning.
The Spitzbergen islands were called Svalbard by Norse explorers who named the land of the cold coast. U.S. municipal transit carries about 65 million riders daily. The United States leads in fur coat consumption. A modern American house lasts about 100 years.
Eve Romley plans a New York train trip in the name Miss Eve Romley after a divorce and money settlement from her husband. She sorts clipping about Nance Ireland and Jeremy Ireland, then prepares to pack. In Thurstonia, Nance Ireland's family contemplates marriage, heredity, and careers while preparing fittings for a fashionably timed wedding.
A coast Guard patrol bomber landed at sea and evacuated Lt Charles R. Buggy from a troop ship to rush him to his Sioux City family after his four year old son died of infantile paralysis and his wife and daughter were in critical condition. The transfer occurred about dawn seven hours after an Air Force plane hit a lifeboat during another landing attempt. Buggy was to be flown to the Salem Massachusetts station before heading to Iowa.
Mrs Forest Gilbert celebrated her birthday with a Tuesday evening party at her home. Friends and neighbors attended including Lloyd Hyatt Earl Elis Larry Powell Frank Browning and daughter Janey Ples Matthews and daughter Barbara Jean Ethel Boruff Levi Bredeweg Roy Bredeweg and sons Lee Herman Ray Laura Hart and Forest Gilbert. Regrets came from Sewart Wright and Charles Turpin.
A compact note explains Juneau in Alaska derives its name from Joseph Juneau the prospector who discovered quartz that built the district. The fact highlights history education and notable figures alongside curious metrics about money weight and language knowledge.
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