Mothers Evening Club votes in new officers near Bloomfield
The Mothers Evening home demonstration club at the REMC building near Bloomfield installed officers led by President Mrs. Max Cunningham and Vice President Mrs. Harry Shake. Members prepared an oven meal with garlic bread mock chicken casserole green apple pie and tossed salad while roll call reveals middle names.
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Mothers Evening Home Demonstration Club
REMC
Bloomfield
Fern Reed
Max Cunningham
Harry Shake
Don Mead
Don Pope
James Harris
Max McKim
James Cline
Robert Woodruff
Harmon Tyson
Robert Berry
Bob Reed
Lester Coker
Melody
Roberta Reed
Society Notes Add Color to Local Life
Society items from clubs and churches fill this column with news of gatherings, recognitions, and community events. Ann Toney reports details from meetings, teas, and social milestones in a concise, regional tone.
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Ann Toney
Community group schedules and meetings in Freeman Greene county
Local groups list evening meetings at hospitals lodges temples libraries and churches. Activities include hospital board at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 Im proved Order of Red Men 7 p m Columbian chapter 140 O E S 7 30 p m and First Baptist church annual business meeting at 7 p m Other groups include Eagles Elks Unity Lodge F and A M and woman s clubs with choir rehearsals at multiple church venues in Linton Switz City and surrounding areas.
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Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Craft Club
Masonic Temple
Tri Kappa
Linton Public Library
Eagles Lodge
Elksike Lodge
Stelicticl
EUB
Unity Lodge No
Lo.of
Kluss
First Baptist Church
Linton Lodge No
Psilota Xi
Eagles
Lo. Hall
Red Men's Hall
American Legion
Legion Hall
Saron E and R
Christian Church
Methodist
First Baptist
Women's Guild of
Saron
Club
Switz City
Ernest Fines
Sandborn Club Hosts November Guest Meeting
Members of the Women’s Club of Sandborn entertained husbands and guests at the Masonic hall for a November meeting. A turkey dinner followed an illustrated Hawaii trip lecture by Miss Kathryn Harris of Carlisle. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson, Mrs. M. A. Banhard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Begeman, Mrs. John Blackwood, and others.
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Women’s Club of
Sandborn
Masonic Hall
Hawaii
Kathryn Harris
Carlisle
J. J. Ander
M. A. Banhard
Henry A. Begeman
John Blackwood
LeVerne Bowman
Louie Waggoner
William Buescher
H. R. Burnam
Edith Burton
Roy Burton
Ira Corbin
Oscar Due
Retta Gross
R. L. Hill
Ebrand
J. C. McClary
Wilma Allen
Howard Begeman
Edgar Hedden
Myron Boehm
Ira Nierste
A. W. Peden
T. C. Lankford
Ives Poindexter
David Small
Harris
TV and Radio Listings Notice
Public notice that Daily Citizen listings are provided by stations and may change on short notice. No responsibility claimed for accuracy or timeliness of program information.
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Daily Citizen
Witty Channel 4 TV Schedule Bloomington Indiana
Local TV listings for Monday and Tuesday show sign on at 3 55 followed by a lineup including Abbott and Costello, Popeye, Frank Edwards, and Frank Sinatra. Evening blocks feature Crossfire Tonight at 8 50 and a 12 00 news and sign off.
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Wheeler-Woolsey
Carolyn Churchman
Abbott Costello
Popeye
Little Rascals
Frank Sinatra
Frank Edwarda Loo
Rocky Jones
Frank Edwards
Waterfront
Garry Moore
CBS Newe
Tlouseparty
Purdue School of Art
TV Schedule Fragments from WTHI Terre Haute Indiana
TV lineup shows balances of shows and times including Marshal Mike at 4:00, Jerry Van Dyke at 5:00, Superman news pictures at 9:30, Dragnet at 9:30, Burns and Allen and Date With The Angels in evening slots, plus weather and late shows listed with various program names.
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Marshal Mike
Jerry van Dyke
Superman
Ng Edwards
Robinhood
Burns and Allen
Dr. Hudson
Tubsday
Grace Pe Church
Indiana News
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
For the first time science reports a new healing substance that relieves pain and gradually reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Case after case shows gentle relief alongside actual shrinkage, with results so thorough that many sufferers ceased further treatment.
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U. G. Peas
New York, N
EUB Class Plans Christmas Party At Church
The Truthseekers class of the Evangelical United Church met with Mrs. Myrtle Harbin to finalize a Christmas party set for December 10 in the lower church auditorium. The event will include a dinner for Truth Seekers and Osward Bible classes, with gifts for a grab bag and a program of readings, music, and a vocal quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Church
Myrtle Harbin
Truth Seekers
Susie Roger
J. Clayton Stadler
Brishoush
Harbin
Tressie Taylor
Switz City Baptist Circle Holds November Meeting
Mrs Louise Roudebush hosted the Switz City First Baptist Missionary circle for its November meeting. Mrs Vivian Sanders opened with a prayer, Mrs Gloria McCarty led the devotional, and Mrs Myrtle Wakefield presided over business. The lesson Are Ye Able was discussed, with a report on missionary work in Japan. Refreshments were served by Mrs Roude bush with several members and guests in attendance.
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Louise Roudebush
First Baptist Church
Switz City
Vivian Sanders
Gloria McCarty
Myrtle Wakefield
Alberta Harmon
Japan
Qui Vive Club Meeting At Mrs Page Home
Mrs Esther Page hosted the Qui Vive club with Mrs Rosemary Jones as co hostess. The group planned Thanksgiving baskets and reported on Christmas candle sales. Prizes were won by Phy lis Spice Betty Walton Rose Ballard Vera Moehlmann and Helen Jones. Others present included Margaret Mohelmann Harriett Yung Amelia Allen Elizabeth Laughlin Mary Shepherd Norma Hunter and Margaret Jones with Peggy Miller as guest. Refreshments were tuna salad orange cake and coffee. The next meeting was set for December 23 at Mrs Yung's home.
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Esther Page
Rosemary Jones
Phylis Spice
Betty Walton
Rose Ballard
Vera Moehlmann
Helen Jones
Margaret Mohelmann
Harriett Yung
Amelia Allen
Elizabeth Laughlin
Hospital Births and Discharges in Linton and Bloomfield Area
Admissions list: Mrs Loren Baker, Bloomfield route three, birth of son Dana Morris eight pounds 3 1/2 ounces. Other births include a daughter for Mrs Robert Elkins Frankfort. Discharges include Mrs William Johnson and baby Jasonville and several named patients at Linton Lyons Coalmont Hymera Switz City and Jasonville.
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Loren Baker
Bloomfield
Dana Morris
Lillian Pearson
James Mounier
Linton
Joe Columbe
Ralph Bloom
Solsberry
Thomas Aldergon
William Criss
Lyons
Robert Hubble
Jason
Noble Cox
Robert Mitchell
Elmer Street
Hymera Grover Huey
Pete Johnson
Jasonville
R. J. Hedrick
Switz City
Three Fires Occur Here During Weekend
The Linton Fire department answered three alarms last weekend. A pickup truck burned in the Kroger company lot with extensive motor damage. A backfire ignited gasoline causing minor damage to a parked auto on East Vincennes street. A small grass blaze at Glen burn area Sunday caused no reported damage.
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Linton
Kroger Company
Vincennes Street
Glenburn
Steal Dubois Car Leads to Arrest Near New Albany
John D. Hale, 19, Ruda, II, and Franklin Chambers, 23, Pemberton, N.J., were arrested Saturday near here on charges of stealing an automobile at Birdseye. They were taken to Jasper for questioning by state police.
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New Albany
John D. Hale
Ruda, II
Franklin Chambers
Pemberton
N.J
Here
Birdseye
Jasper
Taxpayers Can Ignore One Item of Report
Washington officials announced that the 1957 federal income tax forms will drop the itemization of expense accounts from line six a. Taxpayers need only keep records for the year to supply expense data for 1958 and later. Self employed workers must still attach a deductible expense listing with no employer reimbursement.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Harrington
Harringston
Lyons Items
Mrs Carrie Worth spent the weekend in Jasonville. Mr and Mrs Guy Benham of Bloomfield and Miss Victoria Hatfield were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Shilkett. Mr and Mrs Richard Schneider and daughter of Fort Wayne were weekend guests of Mrs Eva Schantz. Mr and Mrs Voris Carpenter visited their children at Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Edgar Bloomer of Muncie spent the weekend with Mr O D Bloomer and Andy. Mr and Mrs Ford Tidd visited relatives at Noblesville Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Boyle of Indianapolis were guests of Rev and Mrs James Boyle and family Sunday. Mr Bob Moore and children and Mrs Ella Shilkett of Bicknell visited Roy Shilkett Sunday afternoon. Rev John Chasteen of Center Point and Rev Moler of Bowling Green were guests of Rev Boyle Thursday.
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Carrie Worth
Jasonville
Guy Benham
Bloomfield
Victoria Hatfield
Roy Shilkett
Richard Schneider
Ft. Wayne
Eva Schantz
Voris Carpenter
Indianapolis
Edgar Bloomer
Muncie
O. D. Bloomer
Andy
Ford Tidd
Noblesville
John Boyle
James Boyle
Bob Moore
Ella Shilkett
Bicknell
John Chasteen
Centerpoint
Moler
Bowling Green
Boyle
Uncle Sam to Limit Corn Export Sales
The Agriculture Department will limit most sales of government owned corn for export until further notice. It cites substantial export demand and will permit a diversion of a limited amount overseas of corn normally sold domestically.
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Washington —P
Agriculture Department
Chime Returns To City Tower After 20 Years
Salt Lake City reports the City-County Building tower will ring again after two decades as Newell G. Knight from the auditor’s office led a fundraising drive. County workers held cake sales and other events raising over 700 dollars toward a 1500 dollar repair bill.
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Salt Lake City
Newell G. Knight
Dartmouth Aids Hanover Freshmen at Record Rate
More than 30 percent of Dartmouth College freshmen receive aid, the highest percentage in the school's history. Over $900000 in scholarships and loans will be shared among undergraduates this year.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Totem Poles Span From Small Stature to 60 Feet
Amer ican Indians construct totem poles ranging from a few feet tall to as tall as 60 feet illustrating a wide scale of Indigenous artistry and cultural expression.
ABC Club Installs Newly Elected Officers
The ABC home demonstration club installed officers at a REMC building meeting near Bloomfield. Madaline Davis became president with Katharine Mullis as vice president Doris Holtsclaw secretary Ruby Lohr treasurer Hilda Carmichael publicity chair and others in roles. Plans for a Christmas party and committees were announced. The next meeting with Mrs. Johnson is planned for December 18.
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ABC
REMC
Bloomfield
Marrianne Weaver
Katherine Mullis
Beaulah Baker
Madaline Davis
June Bradfield
Doris Holtsclaw
Ruby Lohr
Hilda Carmichael
Weaver
Louise Hardesty
Patty Johnson
Loretta Hawkins
Baker
Manda McKee
Hawkins
Lohr
Mullis
Wilbert Calvert
Johnson
Carmichael
Sunshine Committee
Maxine Graves
Carol White
Martha Summerville
Three youths scheduled for Greene County court hearings
Three young men charged with burglaries at Koleen and Linton are to be arraigned Wednesday in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Herschel Dale Byers 17 of Koleen Star Route Dallas Cunningham 19 of Linton route three and Dallas Duncan 19 of Ellettsville appeared in court Saturday Cunningham and Duncan requested lawyers Mahlon W Gilbreath Jr of Linton was appointed pauper attorney Byers said he had his own attorney Karl Parker Vosloh Bloomfield attended with him Police say the trio admitted breaking into the Ashcraft general store Koleen and the Linton Bever Age company warehouse Linton on Monday morning Nov 25.
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Koleen
Linton
Greene
Bloomfield
Herschel Dale Byers
Dallas Cunningham
Dallas Duncan
Ellettsville
Cunningham
Byers
Karl Parker Vosloh Bloomfield
Ashcraft General
Linton Beverage Company
Dr Craft Named Greene County Health Officer
Dr William F Craft of Linton was appointed to a four year term as Greene County Health Officer by the county Board of Commissioners at the December meeting in Bloomfield courthouse. He succeeds Dr H B Turner of Bloomfield whose term expires January 1. The Board also considered county claims and appointed viewers to a Richland township road petition. Craft is a Democrat. Turner is a Republican.
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William F. Craft
Linton
Greene County
County Board of Commissioners
Bloomfield
Craft
H. B. Turner
Richland Township
Turner
Purse Returned to Lisbon Woman After South Dakota Trip
Mrs. Ann Hareo of Gonneaut reported a missing purse containing 216 dollars during a Black Hills trip. It was found by Mr. and Mrs. Elam Longnecker of Lebanon Pennsylvania and turned over to Ohio authorities as they traveled home.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Ann Hareo
Gonneaut
South Dakota
Black Hills
Elam Longnecker
Lebanon
Divorce Suit Filed in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield
Guy Vaughn sues Lucille Vaughn for divorce in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Case seeks judicial dissolution of marriage with division of assets and support orders.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Guy Vaughn
Lucille Vaughn
Scroggins Hurt Vows In First Baptist Church
Miss Treva J. Scroggins and Donald L. Hurt wed at First Baptist Church in Indianapolis Thanksgiving morning. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Scroggins of Linton, wore Chantilly lace satin gown. groom is son of late Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hurt of Linton. Guests included families from Linton, Bicknell, Boswell and Indianapolis. A reception followed. couple to reside at 388 South Audubon, Indianapolis.
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James Hugunin
North Talbott Street
Indianapolis
Linton Evangelial
Treva J. Scroggins
Donald L. Hurt
First Baptist Church
Troy Scroggins
Linton
Willard Hurt
Monty Hurt
Royden Rea
Robert Grounds
Sharon Winkler
Bicknell
Alice Anita Anderson
Boswell
Alice Faye Deckard
Manon
Gerald Taylor
Bruceville
J. Otis Deckard
John A. Reed
Pearl Overbay
Alnora Jackson
Lodema Anderson
Linton-Stockton High School
Tndiana Business College
International Harvester Company
Oval
South Audubon Street
Bride and Groom Visit Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bradshaw will visit Mrs. Bradshaw's grandfather Sam Masters tomorrow as they return to Pontiac Michigan from their wedding trip. Miss Martha Boatright daughter of Mrs and Mrs Raymond Boatright of Pontiac Michigan and Mr Bradshaw were married at 700 oclock Thanksgiving evening at the Joslin Road Presbyterian church in Pontiac. Mrs Masters will return to Linton Sunday from Pontiac where she has been visiting the past two weeks.
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Robert L. Bradshaw
Edwardsport Man Roy Pearce Dies After Stroke At 68
Roy Pearce 68 lifelong Edwardsport resident died at 9:16 p m Sunday at his home after a stroke. He worked 42 years as a water station repairman for the Pennsylvania Railroad retiring in 1945. Survived by widow Effie Padgett Pearce and son Lloyd of Vincennes and brother Reno Pearce. Funeral at Edwardsport Baptist Church with burial in Edwardsport Town Cemetery.
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Roy Pearce
Edwardsport
Mr. Pearce
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William
Jeanette Bailey Pearce
A. E. Chastain
Edwardsport Town Cemetery
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Mothers Evening Club
Sandborn Club
Bloomington
Indiana
Whseleh- Woolsey
WTHI
Terre Haute
WBTO
Weatheo
Purdue School of Arid
Studebaker-Packard
America
Scotsman
Strong Motors
Page
Dubois
Faye McCall
Los Angeles
International
Sam
ABC Club
Dr. Craft
Scroggins
G Street
Linton Schools
Hugo Schlott
John T. Fritz
Linton, Indiana
Corll Funeral Home
Vincennes
Estle Newsom
Lloyd Miller
Glenn Cunningham
Christian Church of
Elmnel Newsom
Leotis Earl Young
Brother Pound
Sherwood- Templeton Mine
Church of Christ
Roy Roeder
Minnie Stone
Opal Alward
Correll
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