Thanksgiving Visits Across Cross Roads Community
Mr and Mrs Erly Woodward hosted Thanksgiving dinners with relatives in Carlisle Dagger and Sandborn while others visited friends in the area. Several residents recovered from flu as reports circulated. Charles Figg and Billy Wineinger dropped by homes, and Craig Jackson moved houses within the community. Mrs Donald Pohmier traveled to Anderson to be with her ailing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly Woodiegtd
Lettie Beck
Willie Moss
Cap Meeks
Dagger
Ernest Beck
Willie Clayton
Erly Woodward
Ira Woodward
Carlisle
Chas. Figg
Paul Cleaveland
Garry
Ernest Medley
Sandborn
Charley Figg
White Rose
Donald Pohmier
Anderson
Dunbar
Wm. Clayton
Billy Wineinger
Craig Jackson
Amanda Roach
Wayne Cox
Tuesday Social Calendar for Quapaw and Local Lodges
Quapaw Council No 80 meets at 7 30 p m at Red Men s hall Carpenters Local No 487 meets at K of P hall at 7 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge No 312 meets at 7 p m at hall Delta Theta Tau meets at 7 15 p m at library Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at 7 30 p m at hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Council No. 80
Red Men's Hall
Carpenters Local No
K of P Hall
Violet Rebekah
Hall
Delta Theta Tau
Library
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Nuptial Vows Read For Bloomfield Couple
Miss Dorothy Agnes Sparks and Stanley Fiscus wed at 2 30 Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church Bloomfield with Rev Jack Masters officiating Bridal music by Mrs E H Stein and Miss Judy Marshall The couple will reside on South Washington Street Bloomfield following a short wedding trip The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery Sparks of Bloomfield The groom is the son of Mrs Lula Fiscus of Worthington Best man was Robert Barr Matron of honor wore a gray suit and white carnation corsage Reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Sparks
Bloomfield
Dorothy Agnes Sparks
Stanley Fiscus
Lula Fiscus
Worthington
Jack Masters
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Stein
Judy Marshall
Robert Barr
South Washington Street
Community Organization Meetings Tuesday Evening
Tri-county DeMolay Freeman Greenye Hospital board meets at 7 15 p m at hospital Eagles Lodge at 7 p m at hall Elks Lodge at 7 30 p m at Elks Home Unity Lodge No 637 1 0 0 P Rotary Club luncheon at 12 15 p m at Methodist church Ladies Fancywork circle meets at 2 p m at Mrs Leonora Slinkard's home Tri Kappa Christmas party at Country club 6 p m If unable to attend call Mrs Robert Akre at 520 W by Tuesday Elite club meets with Mrs Milo Mitchell at 2 15 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman-Greenye County Hospital
Unity Lodge
Hall
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Leonora Slinkard
Tri Kappa
Country Club
Robert Akre
Elite Club
Milo Mitchell
Indianola Club Plans Christmas Party At Red Men Hall
Indianola club with 21 members met with Mrs. Allie Myers as Mrs. Bonnie Hayes led the business meeting. Plans for a Dec 14 all day Christmas party with a noon basket dinner were discussed and secret pals revealed. Prizes were won by Mesdames Nellie Eskew Ethel Elkins Anna Hayes Hazel Houchin and Gertie Bone. Next gathering is Dec 11 at Mrs. Margaret Ridinger’s home with Grab Bag gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola Club
Allie Myers
Bonnie Hayes
Red Men’s Hall
Mesdames
Nellie Eskew
Ethel Elkins
Anna Hayes
Hazel Houchi
Community meeting and club notes from Thursday
Thursday schedule lists prayer at 7 15 at Mrs Daisy Richards home 49 E St S W College Hill PTA at 7 at school choir practice at several churches 7 pm American Legion and Auxiliary meet 7 30 pm Linton Lodge 560 holds stated meeting 7 30 Evangelical United Brethren choir at 7 H 12 club 1 30 with Mrs Everett Cole Clarion Club covered dish dinner bring pound party War Mothers No 2 meet 7 with Mrs Will Harrah 450 S LE A street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mission Church
Daisy Richards
St. S.W
Linton Lodge No. 560
Clarion Club
Charles Page
War Mothers No. 2
Will Harrah
Fraternal Meetings and Holiday Gatherings Listed
Stated meeting of Columbian Chapter No 140 C E S at 7 30 pm at hall. Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission at 7 pm. Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at hall at 7 30 pm. Women of the Moose meets at 7 30 pm at Moose hall. Fortnightly club with Mrs Arthur Grass at 2 15 pm for Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian
C.es
Hall
Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Arthur Grass
Missing plane still not found in Vosges search
American jeep and air scouts failed to locate a C-47 missing since Friday with 20 aboard after intensified searches through snowcapped Vosges near Bitcho. French reports claimed survivors but were uncertain, as U.S. forces continued low level flights and radio contact attempts over the rugged border area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Vosges
Bitcho
Army
Air Forces Transport
Pisa
Italy
Frankfurt
U.S
Germany
U. S
Personal notes from Louisville and Kansas visits
Mrs. Ellen Pritchard travels to Louisville Kentucky to visit her son Millard who is a patient at the Veterans hospital. Mrs Jo Ann Kline returns to La Cyene Kansas after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Silvey. Mrs Rosetta Lenning comes back from Hammond where she visited daughter Mrs Lucille Wright and son Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Pritchard
Louisville
Kentucky
Millard
Veterans Hospital
Jo Ann Kline
la Cyene
Kansas
Fred Silvey
Rosetta Lenning
Hammond
Lucille Wright
Gordon
Tragic love ends in murder suicide on Gary bridge
Police records recount a jealous murder in a Gary taxi where Alex Habeeb 47 Chicago killed Georgia Cummings 23 in a taxi then dragged her body to the Calumet River and tossed it from a bridge before dying in a confrontation with Sgt. Harold Miller after a struggle inside a moving squad car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
U.P
Chicago
Alex Habeeh
Georgia Cummings
Dacey
Habereh
Miss Cummings
Habeeb
Cline Street
Calumet River
Miss Cumming
Harold Miller
Beeb
Asker
Thian Miller
Break in Paris strike as guards seize power plants
Armed guardsmen restored subway service by seizing six power plants and ousting Communist deputies from the National Assembly. The swift, bloodless move followed walkouts that halted subway power, while police in Limoges breached strikers with tear gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Assembly
Renier Robert Schuman
Yor Tv Tye
Schuman
Limoges
Boy's Pet Steer Wins Blue Ribbon at Major Show
An 18 year old farm boy entered a shorthorned steer nicknamed Big Boy at the International Livestock Show. The blue ribbon winner, shown by Ghadele Millwee of Fort Cobb Oklahoma, faced tough competition from top national stock. John Rutherford of Newstld Indiana won corn duke honors with a bridled corn entry, while Ruth erford’s Wisconsin but 608 C. R. R. variety took reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Livestock
America
Shosthorn
Ghadele Millwee
Fort Cobb
Okla
Am@piay
Millwee
Weil
No. Ac
John — Rutherford
Newstld
Ind
Rutherford
Ellsworth
Wis
Wisconsin
Lamarre Plans Lawsuit Over Ten Million Demand
Aviation Electric Co president Lamarre says he will sue Maj. Gen. Bennett Meyers for 10 million alleging due from a wartime joint venture. He testified before a federal grand jury about wartime contract deals and a prior 1945 payment of 20 thousand dollars to Meyers for a capital stake in an investment firm the two were forming. He claims he withdrew from the venture and demanded 10 thousand last September but did not receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dayton, D
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Bennett Meyers
Air Force
Bleriot H
Lamarre
Aviation Electric Co
Bennett
Ee Meyers
Senate
Meyers
Aid Company
Livestock Prices Mixed in Indianapolis Barometer
Indiana market report shows hogs at 100 to 160 pounds mostly up, 160 to 180 pounds around 25.75 to 26.25, and sows 24.00 to 25.00. Cattle and calves total 3,300 with steady to slightly improved demand. steer and yearling prices quoted around 27.50 to 29.00 for light weights, with cows 14.50 to 22.00 and vealers 15.50 to 30.00 depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
AEC Bodo
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Linton Daily Citizen
Preasnt
Linton
Indiana
Turner
Vance Sappenfield
Ruby A. Mutch
Ira Lunn
Hoyt Clark
Citizen
S. Mail
Mit
Ak Des
Ugle
Daily Citizen
Professor Tavern
C. N. DeCourcy
Maxwell Furniture Co
City Service
Walter Wolfe
Renis Wolfe
J. C. Penney Co
Linton Milk CO
Boston
Home Loan & Finance CO
N. Maio
XMAS
Brentwood
Engle & Pirtle 7
Main St. Linten
Spensler
Pastry Shop
Linton, Ind
Florida
Margaret Newman
Linton Ll
Rsonal
Club
Lodge
Shutts Feed Store
Lester Packing CO
Tri-county
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Hannum Motor Sales
Hudson
First Street
AX & Fry
Elbo
DR. Backmeyver
South
Main St
Krogers
M. J. Aikin & Son Funeral Homes
Linton and Dagger
Bledel Pak Ee
NEW Union Lumber CO
Bob’s
Optometrist
Farthing
Optical Service
Dorothy Gray
W. L. Croxton
A” Street
N. E
Smiling
John Crowe
John
Brach's Fancy Chocolates
L. L. Baker
Sixth St. S.E
College Hill P.T.A
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Reppatt
Ss’ Cine
American Legion
Legion Home
American Legion — Auxiliary
Evangelical United Brethren
Everett Cole
Hollywood
Ernst Lubitsch
Priday
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Chenille
South Main
Vosges Mountains
W. E. Wright
Mobile, Ala
Church OF
Gop
W. W. Wilson
HAM
Cuba
Gray San Martin
Virginia
William Tuck
Woody Edmonson
Washington, D. C
Havana
International Soundphoto
Sweetheart
Lhe
Miller
Hakeeb
Newcastle
Itiven
Y . Chicago
Amarre
Sue Meyers
William Owen
Doc. Sparks
Tel
Highway 59
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