Linton Boys Win Premiums at Purdue Horticultural Exhibit
Linton high school vocational and agricultural students earned premiums at Purdue University’s sixth annual horticultural exhibit. Charles Storms won first premium for Delicious apples, William Hanssen first on Rome apples, Stanley Klink second on Delicious, and Ralph Wilson third on Delicious. The Ford Bolton orchard supplied the display. Lafayette hosted the event November 11 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton High School
Purdue University
Charles Storms
William Hanssen
Rome
Stanley Klink
Ralph Wilson
Indiana High Schools
Edi
Ford Bolton
Lafayette
Personal notices of travel and funerals in town
Rex Landis departed for Hollywood Florida after a brief stay. Mrs Lillian Wolford and Mrs Anna Collins of the Wolford store returned from Chicago buying trip. Mack Denham and wife went to Eldorado Illinois for the funeral of Mrs Denham's brother Vern Miller. Virgil Lewis radio operator on the U S S Flagship Seattle on 0 day leave visited sister Mrs B R McGriffen and re enlisted for two years. Charles Poe and wife returned from Marion after funeral of nephew Herbert Calvert killed in auto crash. Captain Calvert and family once lived in Quinton and are known locally.
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Rex Landis
Hollywood
Florida
Lillian Wolford
Anna Collins
Wolford
Chicago
Mack Denham
Eldorado, Ill
Miller
Mrs. Denham
Vern Miller
Virgil Lewis
U. S.S
Seattle
B. R. McGriffen
New York City
Charles Poe
Marion
Herbert Calvert
Calvert
Quinton
Engagement Announced for Mildred Cardwell and James Stewart
Miss Mildred Flo Cardwell announces her engagement to James Elwin Stewart of Terre Haute. The couple will marry on December 28 after a dinner hosted by her sister Miss Mary Lee Cardwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Flo Cardwell
EF. H. Cardwell
James Elwin Stewart
Terre Haute
Mary Lee Cardwell
Mildred Cardwell
Esther Shaw
Blanche Morgan
Marie Armstrong
Meade Elkins
Mary Cooprider
Ruth Rogers
Donna Armstrong
Margaret Cooper
Open Door junior class party at First Baptist
The Open Door junior class of the First Baptist Sunday school had a social at the church with games and refreshments. In the business session plans for a December 22 Christmas party were made and pins were approved for purchase. Attendees included Margaret Ann Maxwell Iva May Carr Berneice Corbin Marion Rhodenbeck Bernardine Hill Ann Miller Elizabeth Van Meter Vera Haney Mildred McKinney Gladys Watson Juanice Lash Beulah Laffoon.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Margaret Ann Maxwell
Iva May Carr
Berneice Corbin
Marion Rhodenbeck
Bernardine Hill
Ann Miller
Elizabeth van Meter
Vera Haney
Mildred McKinney
Gladys Watson
Juanice Lash
Beulah Laffoon
Booher and Hale Couple Wed at First Baptist Parsonage
William A Booher and Lois Marie Hale married in a single ring ceremony at the First Baptist church parsonage last evening at 9 30 Rev C Cook officiated Booher is son of Mr and Mrs W S Booher Hale is daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Hale Booher employed at a local mine and the couple will reside on Roosevelt street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Booher
Lois Marie Hale
First Baptist Church Parsonage
C. Cook
Mr. Booher
W. S. Booher
Nurses Speak At City Library On Riley Hospital
Two nurses from Indiana University Medical Department visiting for Riley Hospital in Indianapolis will address the public at the library at 7:00 tonight. Special invitation extended to the Parent-Teacher Association. all residents encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Medical Department
Riley Hospital of
Indianapolis
Parent-Teacher Association
Bible Marathon Reader Logs 2356 Chapters Read
During the three weeks of the revolt at the Ning Mile ghusted near town the marathon reader William Lucas reported reading 2356 chapters of the Bible. He logged 102 48 42 17 and 52 chapters at 24 hour intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning. Mile Ghusted
William Lucas
Brotherhood of the Saron Reformed Church Plans Meeting
The Men of the Brotherhood will meet in the church basement tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock. Each member should bring a guest. A good time is assured for all who attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood of the
Saron
Mothers' Club Meeting at First Christian Church
The Mothers' club held its regular session in the junior house with Mrs. Liddil giving the creed and Mrs. James Nelson leading prayer. Papers on disciplines of children and normal baby traits were read by Mrs. Haseman and Mrs. Holley. Refreshments by Mrs. Harley Ham. Attendees included Mesdames Ax, Haseman, Liddil, Aikin, Ham, Nelson, Holley and Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
First Christian Church
Earl Aikin
Harely Ham
James Nelson
Ralph Holley
Herman Greene
Nobody Loves You and the Lovable Disposition Myth
Ad claims MAYA'S remedy cures numerous stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing catarrhal mucus and soothing inflammation. It promotes a simple harmless preparation available at all druggists and targets readers with bloating and digestive distress.
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Maya
Christian Mission Society Meeting and Birthday Party
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Charles Davis 489 Co street northeast. Members should bring a Christmas package worth 10 cents for a grab bag. Thursday evening a birthday party in the church basement with a program contests games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the ‘Christian Church
Charles Davis
Co” Street
Northeast
Fidelity Circle Meeting With Mrs Frank Young
Fidelity Circle will meet with Mrs Frank Young Friday afternoon.
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The
Fidelity Circle
Frank Young
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Johnny
Gem Store
Santa Clause
Linton Boys
Premi
Purdue
Linton
Bobolink
Phoenix
Booher-Hale
Boston
Carl H. Roach
Radio
Sporting Goods
Tonigt
Men’s Brotherhood
Mothers’ Club Meeting
J. C. Humphreys Dodge Brothers Motor
N. EB
Christian Mission Society
Ford
Welding Johnson Auto Repair Company
Arnold Johnson
S. W
Fashion Hat Shop
O. H. Hanger
Columbia Music Store
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