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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
3
The freight locomotive involved in the South Linton auto collision is a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific engine, not a Pennsylvania locomotive as reported. Maurice Bouschet of Linton was the automobile driver in the incident on Pennsylvania tracks.
Elizabeth Smith named Administratrix of Willian Morgan's Indiana estate by Greene County Circuit Court. estate deemed solvent as of November 2 1952. attorneys Heasley and Heasley handling proceedings. notice dated 11/11 to 10/1
Doris Fields prevailed in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield against Roy Gregg of Jasonville. A jury returned a verdict at 7:45 p.m. Friday after deliberating since 4:15 p.m. The suit claimed Gregg and agents forcibly ejected Fields from an apartment on January 21 after she rented it.
Society items must reach the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a.m. for that day’s issue. All personal news lodge party church items are welcome, including note on Mrs. Ann Toney.
Clerks Local No. 246 meets at K of P hall at 5 30 p.m Tri County Chapter DeMolay at Masonic Hall 7 50 p.m Demolay Mothers Circle at Masonic Hall 7 30 p.m Linton Community Conservation Club at Lee Sherrard Park 7 30 p.m Chichateth Council Pocahonta at Red Men's Hall 7 50 p.m Greene County Hospital Guild in Clinic room at 2 00 p.m
Carpenters Local No. 487 meets at K of P hall at 7 00 p m Elks Ladies meet at Elks home at 7 00 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge No 312 meets at the hall at 7 20 p m Delta Theta Tau meets at public library at 7 15 p m Loyal order of Moose No 1434 meets at Moose home at 7 30 p m
Eagle lodge meets at the home Elks lodge hosts at 7 30 p.m. Unity lodge No 637 1 0 0 F meets at the hall at 7 30 p.m. Rotary club luncheon at the high school at 12 15 p.m. Flite club gathers with Mrs Pearl Poole at 2 15 p.m.
Linton Lodge No. 560 meets at Masonic hall at 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary gathers at Eagles home at 7 30 p m Hiawatha Club convenes at Red Men s Hall all day W S C S of Glenburn hosts at Community house all day Greene County Coon Hunters meet at Conservation club at 7 30 p m Women s Guild of Saron Evan seheal and Reformed church meet in church lower auditorium at 2 00 p m
Freeman Priday and Greene County Hospital Board meet at the hospital at 7 15 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 IOOF meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet at Moose Home at 8 p m. Columbian Chapter No 140 Order of Eastern Star meets at hall at 7 30 p m. Work and refreshments.
The Triad group offers a Christmas program at the First Christian Church featuring carols and festive readings for residents. Attendees are invited to join the hourlong service and community gathering.
The Mu Beta Gamma mission circle of the First Baptist church hosted a birthday party for Samuel Pafford at Rest Haven where he was a guest. Mrs. Muriel Geatches led devotions with the theme The Lord Is In This Place and read John 14 1 10. The group sang What A Friend We Have in Jesus and Happy Birthday as ice cream and cake were served to ninety eight guests. Hosts included Mesdames Gladys Kendall Muriel Geatches Margaret Pirtle Clara Argabright Sonna Kendall and Ronda Grabbe.
Mr and Mrs Jack Dixon of Bedford and Mrs Virginia Jaggers of Louisville Kentucky were entertained by Mr and Mrs D P Dix on Thanksgiving day and enjoyed a turkey dinner.
In Greene circuit court at Bloomfield two motorists faced penalties for intoxicated driving and assault with fines of 25 dollars plus costs and 30 day terms at the State Farm. one defendant had a 6 month jail term suspended on good behavior. The court also granted several divorces and set next trial dates for quiet title and other cases plus a land recovery suit dismissed at plaintiff's cost.
Mr and Mrs Roy Whipking and children of Michigan Char ley Chafey and children and Frank and Shirley Chafey of Indianap olis Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens and son Rex of Linton were guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Chafey Thanksgiving day Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Robert Chafey and children of Jasonville Mr and Mrs Eddie Tyesier and Lottie Chafey of Linton
The Delta Alpha class meeting at the home of Mrs Francis Haseman was postponed one week. Mrs Haseman remains hostess and the group will meet Tuesday December 9 with a gift exchange planned.
Mrs. Margaret P. Clapp of Fort Wayne died from injuries in a traffic accident near US 30. Her husband Lester and daughter Eleanor, both injured, were also involved in the collision that occurred on November 16.
Chester Clemens has returned to his home from the Comer Sanitarium at Mooresville where he had been for the past month. A note on national labor and wildlife mentions cotton mills employing about 500000 people and more than 60 species of warblers found in the United States.
An Indiana collision on slick roads from a rain snowstorm injured Mrs Perry and several passengers. Paul Logsdon’s car struck Orville Commander Perry’s vehicle near College Hill school. Mrs Perry and Eugene Ladson suffered bruises. Larry Perry cut. Both cars heavily damaged. Police investigated.
Members of the Newberry Progressive club entertained Lyons Tuesday Afternoon club members at Mrs. Omar Musselman home. Mrs. O. R. Richardson led the pledge and introduced Mrs. James Hornbaker who led the program about The Promised Land and Mormon church details. Thirty five members attended.
Greene County Board of Commissioners will award contracts Tuesday at the December meeting in Bloomfield courthouse. Bids will be accepted for county Highway department supplies coal and printing. They allowed claims and granted permission for Farm Bureau Co op to construct an oil pipeline across county highways and ditches.
Rev. Wm. 8S. Brandenburg offers a Bible thought about letting God’s grace fill the heart to respond with sweetness to all, becoming a voice for love and truth in every place and company.
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