Social calendar of church and lodge gatherings
M E choir practice at the church at 7 p m. Baptist choir practice at the Stated meeting Linton Lodge No 560 F A M at the hall at 7 30 p m. Christian choir practice at the church at 7 15 p m. American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 14a4 meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. 4 American Legion Post meets at the Home at 8 p m. Women's Relief Corps meets at Red Men s hall at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Linton Lodge No. 560
Christian Choir
Loyal Order of Moose No
American Legion Post
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Community group schedules and meetings listed
Schedules for local clubs and organizations include Sons of the American Legion at 6 30 p m at the Legion home Quapaw Tribe No 143 at 7 p m Townsend club at City hall 7 p m Mr Mellick club with Mrs Helena Heitiman at 2 p m J T M club at 1 30 p m with Mrs Hester Openshaw Openshaw of West Linton Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S at 7 30 p m W A W club at 7 15 p m at Mrs H E Wilkie 589 First Street Northwest donations for Christmas basket Woman's Home Missionary Society M E Church with Mrs Pearl Poole at 2 p m Fidelity Circle at Mrs John Benny 2 p m Indianola club with Mrs Adam Vonderschmidt all day meeting with covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. W. Club
H. E. Wilkie
First Street Northwest
Ina Brewer
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Pearl Poole
Fidelity Circle
John Benny
Indianola Club
Adam Vonderschmidt
Eagle Encampment Meeting At Hall
Saturday T. C. O. F. No. 222 meets at the hall at 8 p.m. for a scheduled session.
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Eagle
Chatter Stitch Club Hosts Christmas Party
The Chat ter and Stitch club will hold a Christmas party Friday evening Dec. 16 at the home of Mrs. Paleigh Roach in this city. Members planned to donate $2 to the Linton Associated Charities. After the meeting the afternoon was social with refreshments served to Mrs. Wilson and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paleigh Roach
Chatter and Stitch Club
John Wilson
Linton Associated Charities
Mesdames Ward Letsinger
Raleigh Roach
James Lawrence
Welsey Branstetter
Hoyt Clark
Floyd Cornett
Warren Ellsworth
Claude Clark
Jere Goodman
Mrs. Wilson
Riggs announces daughter Sarah Pauline wedding
Mr and Mrs W B Riggs announce the marriage of daughter Sarah Pauline to George Byarley son of Mr and Mrs Logan Byarley of Jasonville The ceremony occurred Monday Nov 21 in the Linton Methodist parsonage with Rev Guy Ramsey officiating The couple will reside in Kankakee Illinois where the groom is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Riggs
Sarah Pauline
George Byarley
Logan Byarley
Jasonville
Linton Methodist Church
Guy Ramsey
Kankakee
Ill
Jasonville Pair Is Married Here
Jasonville announces the marriage of Helen Lee Fentress to Floyd Swan. The ceremony took place at the Methodist parsonage in Linton on Monday November 28, with Rev. Guy Ramsey officiating. The couple plans to reside in Jasonville and are welcomed by relatives Rex Shonk and Mrs Shonk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Henry Fentress
Helen Lee
Floyd Swan
James Swan
Linton
Guy Ramsey
Rex Shonk
Shonk
Burrells Return Home After Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Burrell go back to Evansville after visiting Ralphs parents Mr and Mrs Harley Burrell and family for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ralph Burrell
Evansville
Mr. Burrell
Harley Burrell
Fortnightly Club Luncheon and Christmas Party Plans
The Fortnightly Club held a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. Ed Carmody’s home with Mrs. Lou B. Fleetwood assisting. Guests sat at small tables with tall floral decorations, followed by a short business meeting and plans for a Christmas party at Mrs. Lew Warner’s home in two weeks. Prizes went to Mrs. Warner Mrs. P. C. Berns and Mrs. T. J. Beecher. Members present included Mrs. Earl Bohley Mrs. T. J. Beecher Herman Graper Mrs. P. C. Berns Tom Lynch Will Elson Alva Liffick Billy Cooper Lew Warner Oscar Anderson John Heenan Earl Reeve and the hostesses. Regrets from Mrs. A. H. Meiner Elmer Terrell Earl Ferguson and Glenn Corlette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carmody
Lou B. Fleetwood
Lew Warner
Warner
P. C. Berns
T. J. Beecher
Earl Bohley
Herman Graper
Tom Lynch
Will Elson
Alva Liffick
Billy Cooper
Oscar Anderson
John Heenan
Earl Reeve
Mrs. Carmody
Mrs. Fleetwood
A. H. Meiner
Elmer Terrell
Earl Ferguson
Glenn Corlette
Marriage Announced for Dorothy Smith and Harry Miller
Mr and Mrs Roy Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Harry Miller son of Mr and Mrs John F Miller Both from Switz City The double ring ceremony took place on Thanksgiving Eve at the Methodist church in Southport Rev Larrie officiated The bride wore a blue velvet gown with pink rose corsage Bridesmaid Laura Compton of Indianapolis Best man Donald Wright Ushers Jesse Noel and James Van Vleet The couple will reside in Indianapolis in a newly furnished apartment The groom is employed there and both couples are Switz City High School alumni
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SwiTs City
Ind
Deat
Roy Smith
Columbus
Dorothy
Harry Miller
John F. Miller
Switz City
Methodist Church
Southport
Larrie
Laura Compton
Indianapolis
Donald Wright
Jesse Noel
James van Vleet
Franklin
Briedgroom
Public showing of The Blind Spot of Science at First Christian Church
A large crowd attended last evening as the Elite Federated club sponsored a color lecture film by A. Lawren Brown at the First Christian church. Local performers opened with solos, Mrs. Mitten introduced Paul Addison who spoke on Brown’s travels. The film contrasted travel methods and urged savings with a sample plan of 35 cents daily turning into about 15000 by age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. Lawren Brown
Ralph Singer
Sandborn
Jeff Barnes
Linton
Mr. Brown
Bruce Tate
Newkirk couple announce birth of son Jerry Dean
Mr and Mrs Scott Newkirk of Linton rural route welcomed a son born November 29. The baby weighs ten pounds three quarters. Jerry Dean is the newborn’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Newkirk
Linton
Jerry Dean
Confined to Home Local Barber Herbert Priest Ill
Herbert Priest a local barber remains confined to his home in this city due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Priest
Do You Think Communism Is a Real Menace in This Country
Citizens express mixed views on Communism with salesmen clerks miners mechanics and a doctor offering skepticism concern about groups like Black Legion and a note on modern grading curves in schools. The inquiring reporter records varied opinions including disbelief and warnings about organized extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Legion
Surprise Party Honors Miss Janet Davidson
A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs David Davidson for Janet Dav idsons seventeenth birthday. Prizes were awarded to Miss Mary Ann Clayton and Johnny Maxwell. Receivers included Mr and Mrs Beanie Stewart Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson and many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davidson
Janet
Mary Ann Clayton
Johnny Maxwell
Beanie Stewart
Robert Davidson
Robert Lee
Douglas Davidson
Marilyn Mae
Mary Ann
Virginia Clayton
Patty Ann Armpriester
Pat
Emily Davis
Osalie Miller
Neva King
Audrey Padgett
Dorothy Davidson
Mary Henderson
Virgil Talley
Loren Miller
James Armpriester
Mrs. Davidson
Miss Davidson
Lyons Wedding Announces Bunch McElevey Union
Lyons Ind December 1 19 recent marriage announced in Lyons of Robert Bunch of Chicago formerly Lyons and Miss Jean McElevey daughter of Mrs Gertude McElevery The ceremony held Thanksgiving Day at the bridegroom s aunt Mrs Ruby Briscoe home Rev Andrew Sappenfield read vows Attendants were Mr Nick Apostle The bride wore a medium blue crepe dress with pink and white chrysanthemum corsage A turkey dinner followed and an evening reception was hosted by Mrs Briscoe Bunch is Lyons High School Class of 1936 graduate and a cashier at a Chicago White Spot Soda shop Attending were John Fields Ruth Fields and Carl Bosell of Lyons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Ind
U.R
Robert Bunch
Chicago
Ill
Jean McElevey
Gertrude McElevery
Ruby Briscoe
Andrew Sappenfield
Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nick Apostle
Briscoe
The
Lyons High School
White Spot Soda
John Fields
Ruth Fields
Carl Bosell
Minnehaha Club Holds All Day Meeting in Red Men Hall
The Minnehaha club formerly led by Past Chiefs of the Poca hontas lodge met Wednesday in the Red Men’s hall for an all day gathering with a covered dish luncheon. Twenty one members attended and Mrs Lizzie Schubla won the mystery package. A follow up meeting is set for December 14 in the Red Men’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Club
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Lizzie Schubla
Two elderly men become fathers again at seventy
Two husbands aged 70 celebrate fatherhood anew. The Rev. G. T. Sale Pennington of Ashburnham Sussex, who wed his 25 year old wife in April 1937, and Sheriff Charles H. Brown of Musselburgh Scotland share congratulatory news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. T. Sale- Pennington
Ashburnham
Sussex
Charles H. Brown
Musselburgh
Scotland
Mrs Reece Harbin Hosts T S N Club Event
Mrs Reece Harbin hosted the T S N club at her home with members visiting Mrs Jack Waddell to present a bouquet to her and her baby. The group returned for a brief business meeting planning a Christmas party and a holiday basket for a needy family, followed by social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Harbin
T. S. N. Club
Jack Waddell
Guy Richards
Hallie Richards
Frank Fines
Charles Bryant
William Grounds
Lowell Hale
Marion Hale
Eugene Ladson
Harbin
Birthday Dinner Honors Norma Lucille Linton
Mr and Mrs David Linton hosted a four o clock birthday dinner at their home in honor of their daughter Norma Lucille s twelfth birthday. Present were the grandparents Mr and Mrs John Linton and Mr and Mrs James Linton with Patty Jean John Roy and Rita Jane, the host and hostess and Norma Lucille Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Linton
Norma Lucille
John Linton
James Linton
Patty Jean
John Roy
Rita Jane
Norma Lucille Linton
Mrs John Ellett Hosts in Lyons for Evansville Guest
Mrs John Ellett entertained Tuesday afternoon in Lyons assisted by Mrs Earl Johnson and Mrs Guy Goodwin for her daughter Mrs Lewis White of Evansville. A list of guests included Mesdames Claude Wampler Elsie Gilmour Forest Mullis Gilbert Edwards Curt Mansfield Leo Edwards Clyde Workman Jake Yagle Hoyt Yage John Canady Ralph Perkins Cleve Anderson Burl Carmichael Wayne Roudebush Jim Yagle Karl Johnson and Miss Thelma Perkins.
Saskatchewan Embraces Thatcher Wheat Prizes at Dances
Saskatchewan farmers praise Thatcher rust resistant wheat that saved thousands of acres from rust this summer. Rural schoolhouse dances celebrate the grain with prizes in bushels, highlighting the crop's impact on farmlands and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
U.P
Saskatchewan
Thatcher
Fire engine roll for $75 draws San Diego crowd
Sailor L. B. Cossage paid $75 to watch a downtown fire engine parade. Four engine companies and a truck company rushed to the alarm box as townspeople cheered the gleeful arrival. Judge Terry fixed the price at $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
L. B
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Thursa Hale
The family expresses sincere appreciation to those who aided during illness and after the death of their mother Mrs Thursa Hale. Thanks are given to the ministers singers and Mr Ray Newkirk the undertaker for kindness and to Mrs Ed Brewer Mrs Elisha Whitlock Mrs Tom Chambers and Jess Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursa Hale
Ray Newkirk
Ed Brewer
Elisha Whitlock
Tom Chambers
Jess Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Daily Citizen
Helen Grubbs
M. E
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Sons of American Legion
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of Red Men
Townsend Club
City Hall
J. T. M. Club
Hester Openshaw
Weat Linton
Chatter
Stitch Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Riggs
Russia
Lese
United States
California
Janet Davidson
Minnehaha. Club
Mrs. Linton
John Fillett
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Norge Gas Range
Norge
Norge Refrigerators
Correll Electric Co
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