Delightful Party Bid Farewell to Miss Dalton
Mrs H E Stalcup hosted a bridge gathering for her club as a farewell to Miss Marie Dalton who departs for Chicago. Three tables played with prizes won by Virginia Murray and Mrs Duke Duncan. A nuptial gift was given to Mrs Rex Winters along with club greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stalcup
Marie Dalton
Chicago
Stalcup
Rex Winters
Louise French
Stella Hester
Geneva Harris
Ruth O'Brien
Afra Walker
Harriett Schloot
Moshell Bunch
Virginia Murray
Duke Duncan
Miss Murray
Miss Dalton
Miss Elsie Bull Hosts Charming Richmond Bridge Party
Miss Elsie Ellen Bull of Richmond hosted a late summer bridge gathering for house guests Dr. and Mrs. E V Bull. Guests included Henrietta Cooper Mary Robertson Charlotte Goldberg Edith Humphreys Helen Louise Hamilton Ruth Poneleit and Genevieve Grass. High scores went to Edith Humphreys and Charlotte Goldberg with Miss Robertson taking the consolation prize. A two course luncheon followed prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ellen Bull
Richmond
E. V. Bull
First Street
Henrietta Cooper
Mary Robertson
Charlotte Goldberg
Edith Humphreys
Helen Louise Hamilton
Ruth Poneleit
Genevieve Grass
Miss Humphreys
Miss Goldberg
Miss Robertson
Saron Reformed Holds Watermelon Feast
The Saron Reformed church junior department hosted its annual watermelon feast at Miss Esther Duhne's Fairview road home. Children attended included Minnie Stewart, Eula Greenwood, Marjorie Haseman, Maxine Hart, Ruth Michael, Marie Berns, Helen Kramer, Mildred Burn, Ruth Kramer, Paul Haseman, Junior Terrell, Paul Kramer, Roy Greenwood, Lois Steward, William Harting and Paul Michael with Ruth and Loretta Berns among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saron Reformed Church
Esther Duhne
Fairview Road
Miss Duhne
Minnie Stewart
Eula Greenwood
Marjorie Haseman
Maxine Hart
Ruth Michael
Marie Berns
Helen Kramer
Mildred Burn
Ruth Kramer
Paul Haseman
Junior Terrell
Paul Kramer
Roy Greenwood
Lois Steward
William Harting
Paul Michael
Ruth and
Loretta Berns
Greene County Bankers Reorganize At Linton Club
The Greene County Bankers association met at the Linton Country Club with all county banks represented. Forty five members attended the dinner before the business session. New officers were elected: Lee Jones Bloomfield president, Jesse Shantz Lyons treasurer, Horace Humphreys Linton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Bankers Association
Linton Country Club
Association
Lee Jones
Bloomfield
Jesse Shantz
Lyons
Horace Humphreys
Linton
Bonnie Lee David Hosts Lawn Party At Country Home
Miss Bonnie Lee David entertained with a lawn party at her country home Wednesday evening. Games and refreshments were provided by the hostess. Guests included Laura Lois Beaty Agatha Roach Mildred Davis Reva Poole Helen Pel tier Dillon Ebler Roy Hunt Lester Price Lloyd Roach Johnny McKinley Garnon Ladis Roy Hernon Bracy Haze Ralph Roach Earl Barnard the hostess her mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lee David
Laura Lois Beaty
Agatha Roach
Mildred Davis
Reva Poole
Helen Peltier
Dillon Ebler
Roy Hunt
Lester Price
Lloyd Roach
Johnny McKinley
Garnon Ladis
Roy Hernon
Bracy Haze
Ralph Roach
Earl Barnard
Shorty Pirtle in Charge at Linton Laundry
Willis Shorty Pirtle of Bloomfield oversees the Linton Laundry while Herbert Tip Tincher and his family vacation in Tennessee. Pirtle stays with his sister Mrs. Ivan Lynn during the visit in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Shorty) Pirtle
Bloomfield
Linton
Herbert
Tip) Tincher
Tennessee
Mr. Pirtle
Ivan Lynn
Usrey Family Reunion Set for Linton City Park
The Usrey family, one of Indiana’s pioneer lines, will hold its annual reunion at Linton City park Sunday. Members from Greene Sullivan Knox and Daviess counties and others from several states plan to attend.
Personal notices from Kansas City visitors and travels
Ed Keating of Kansas City visits relatives in the city with Wn Keating and Mrs Rube Small as William Keating improves. Ruth Wright Wesley West Joetta West visit grandparents J C West. Earl Aikin and son John Harold return from eastern trip. John Fritz and Henry Bredeweg leave for Kentucky on business. Viola Risher Eleanor Nelson Chicago guests return Saturday. John M Cassin arrives from Columbus for visit. Mrs Maurice Doidge visits from What Michigan. Elsie Ellen Bull returns to Richmond. Clyde Booker travels to Indianapolis for a fraternity dance. Mrs Clyde Maxwell and daughter Margaret Ann and Mrs Donald Maxwell return from Indianapolis. Red Smiley Gerald Landis John Heenan plan a Chicago trip to see the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Keating
Kansas City
Wn. Keating
Rube Small
William Keating
G” Street
Ruth
Wesley Wright
Joetta West
Brownstown
Ind
J. C
B” Street
Earl Aikin
John Harold
North Main Street
John T. Fritz
Henry Bredeweg
Kentucky
Viola Risher
Eleanor Nelson
Chicago
Myr
J. W. Risher
John M. Cassin
Columbus
Carl Bryan
Maurice Doidge
What
Mich
John Kramer
Elsie Ellen Bull
Richmond
Clyde Booker
Indianapolis
Delta Tau Delta
Clyde Maxwell
Margaret Ann
Donald Maxwell
Frank
Red) Smiley
Gerald Landis
John Heenan
Windy City
Chicago Cubs
Miss Alice Meyers and E A Haag Wed
Miss Alice Meyers daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Meyers wed at Sullivan last evening. The bride works at the local telephone exchange and the groom is manager of the Western Union Telegraph office. They will reside at 159 J street northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Haag
Alice Meyers
Sullivan
Chris Meyers
I” Street
Western Union Telegraph Office
J” Street
Northwest
Little Folks Picnic At Linton City Park
The Junior Morning Musical club children enjoyed a Thursday morning picnic at Linton City Park. Activities and amusements kept the 16 youngsters busy until the luncheon at eleven o'clock, with accompanying adults listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton City Park
Junior Morning Musical Club
City Park
Harry Wilson
Ollie Gilligan
Fred Kramer, Jr
Dan Smith
Henry Kramer, Jr
M. W. Gilbreath
Mary Watson
Hedwig Harting
Clarion Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Tincher Home
The Clarion club met at Mrs Edward Tincher’s home on TD street northeast. Social time preceded two contests with prizes won by Mrs Willard Goodson and Mrs John Ecker. Refreshments were served and the club planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Helen Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clarion
Edward ‘Tincher
Willard Goodson
John Ecker
Helen Watkins
Your Childs Eye Sight Warns Parents About Vision
A public health note urges parents to monitor signs of poor vision in children such as holding books too close or too far. Early detection can prevent long term strain and weakness, stressing vigilance and timely eye care.
Saron Reformed Church Loyalty Months Begin
The first Sunday in September marks loyalty months for September and October with services starting at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. worship. Choir, Christian Endeavor, WTMS, and Ladies Aid activities are scheduled, plus a market next Saturday at Kramer Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Wmn
Terrill
Dadies Aid
Kramer Hardware Company
Hitch-Hiking Trio Sets Record to Bloomfield
Misses Providence and Josephine Fusco and Annie Tanner hitchhiked to Bloomfield yesterday after leaving at 10 30. They reached Bloomfield at 11 00 and returned to Linton by 5 00 with help from passing motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Josephine Fusco
Annie Tanner
Moomfield
Bloomfield
Linton
American Legion to Hold Called Meeting Saturday Evening
A called meeting of the American Legion is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m to finish Labor Day arrangements with ATL members urged to attend and participate in planning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
ATL
Social Calendar Basket Dinner at Red Men Hall
A basket dinner event hosted by the Quapaw and Chivkateth councils of Pocahontas and the Order of Red Men at the Red Men hall. Proceeds support council activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Quapaw and
Chivkateth
Pocahontas
Order of Red Men
Nail Incident Confines Store Worker at Home
Delbert Laughaan an Atlantic and Pacific employee on South Main street ran a nail into his foot at work and is confined to his home west of the city while he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Laughaan
Atlantic and Pacific
South Main Street
James Clayton suffers painful hand injury from car jack slip
James Clayton sustains a swollen and painful hand after his car slipped a jack and crushed his hand. He seeks medical evaluation and treatment for potential fractures and tissue damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clayton
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Regal Store
Earl Sponsler
Rio
Lic
Humphreys-Schloot & CO
Linton, Indiana
ESSEX
OLDS
Crosley
RCA
Hudson-Essex
Germ Sales Company
Mary Hunter
H. E.stalccup
Saron Reformed
Bankers OF
Greene County
Shorty” Pirtle
Usrey
E. A. Haag
Clarion Club
H. F. Jewelers
Optometrist
Main Linton, Ind
Hitch-Hinking Record
American Legion Meeting
Lydia ‘E. Pinkham
Jerry C. Jarvis
Palmer
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rayon
D.R. Scott & Co
Postoffice
Daily Citizen
U. S
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