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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1965

Page

5

Mothers Evening Club Installs Officers at Lyons

Newly elected officers were installed at a Mothers Evening Home Demonstration club meeting held at Mrs. Fred Hensley’s home in Lyons. Officers include President Mrs Ralph Sprinke, Vice President Mrs Wayne Markle, Secretary Mrs James Harris, Treasurer Mrs Hensley, Publicity Mrs Don Pope, Health and Safety Leader Mrs Miles Skinner, Lesson Leaders Mrs Jim Elliott and Mrs Harmon Tyson, Alternate lesson leaders, Song Leader Mrs Rex Johnson, Historian Mrs Charles Stegemoller. The group pledged allegiance to the flag and sang Now Thank We All Our God. A party for husbands was planned, along with contributions to the Hospital Guild and tuberculosis association. A thank you note to Casa Mia club of Westphalia was prepared. Gifts from secret pals were exchanged. a prize was awarded to Mrs Woodruff. Christmas party set for Mrs Huey’s near Sandborn. Other attendees listed.

Mothers Evening Home Demonstration Club Fred Hensley Lyons William Huey Ralph Sprinke Wayne Markle James Harris Hensley Don Pope Miles Skinner Jim Elliott Harmon Tyson Max McKim Doyle Shake Rex Johnson Charles Stegemoller Robert Woodruff Hospital Guild and Tuberculosis Association Casa Mia Club Westphalia Woodruff Huey Sandborn

Patrons Commissioned Elite Pinochle Card Decks

A UPI report notes that before printing, playing cards largely belonged to the wealthy. The U.S. Playing Card Co. says rich patrons commissioned decks crafted by top artists for their families, with some designs rivaling Renaissance art in artistry and skill.

New York UPI U.S

Hospital Admissions Rise Across America in 1964

The American Hospital Association reports that one of every seven Americans was admitted for treatment in 1964, up from one in nine a decade earlier. The average cost per patient day rose to 41.58 dollars from 21.76 over ten years.

Hospital Admissions Chicago API American Hospital Association

Eagles Auxiliary Hosts Calendar Night Meeting

Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 held a calendar night at the lodge hall with Mrs. Lola Gray and committee in charge. Refreshments and Thanksgiving decor filled the table as Ruth Dixon led a business session, thanking the committee and inviting all to the district meeting on Dec. 9 and the initiation on Dec. 2. Door prize went to Mrs. Dixon. capsule prize tied to absent Mrs. McCraney.

Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 Lodge Lola Gray Ruth Dixon Hazel Miller Ann Pruett Maggie Murdock Edna Page Mae Pruett Linton Dixon Mary McCraney

Smith Township Club Holds Study Meeting

The Forever Learning Home Demonstration club of Smith township met at Mrs. John Pilant Jr s home with co hostess Mrs Leslie Hiatt. History of the song of the month Now Thank We All Our God was reviewed by Mrs Russell Beatty.

Forever Learning Home Demonstration Club Smith Township John Pilant, Jr Leslie Hiatt Russell Beatty Ermal Beatty Acciden's Elmer Griffith Smued Dayhoff Dallas Page Wendell Wilson Wendell Wison Francis Dayhoff Clark Dayhoff Charles McCoy Samuel Dayhoff Junior Blanton Elmer Grffit John Pilant Norman Blanton Teresa Beatty

Lyons Methodist Class Holds November Meeting

Mrs. J A Snarks hosted the Ever Ready class of Fort Methodist at Lyons with Mrs. Elsi Hall as co-hostess. Fifteen members recited favorite Bible verses, sang hymns, and heard a devotional from Mrs. D R Edwards who read an excerpt from Billy Graham's Peace With God and offered a prayer for peace. Mrs. Don Neidigh led the business session and an offering was received. The Christmas party was announced to be at Mrs. Doris Shields's home with Mrs. Gertrude Kiler as co-hostess, featuring a gift exchange and two contests introduced by Mrs. Golda Rodecker. Refreshments closed the afternoon.

J. A. Snarks Fort Methodist Church Lyons Doris Shields Gertrude Kiler Golda Rodecker

Bedroom poisons kill many children warns nurse

Dr William Skellenger reports in the American Journal of Nursing that common bathroom substances and medicines trigger accidental poisonings in children each year. He cites aspirin as causing 25 to 30 percent of drug intoxications and notes increased respiration as an early sign of salicylate poisoning, with inducing vomiting as a key emergency treatment.

New York UPI William S. Skelenger American Journal of Nursing American Nurses’ Association Skellenger

Printed Pattern 9431 for Childs Sizes and Mail Order

Pattern 9431 offers a smock dress and ker chief in sizes 2 through 10 with fabric needs listed. The message invites sending fifty cents per pattern plus mailing charges to Marion Martin for Lin ton Daily Citizen pattern department and promotes a Fall Winter Catalog with a free pattern coupon.

Marion Martin Linton Daily Citizen West 18Th St New York N.Y

Switz City Methodist Women Hold Meeting

The Switz City Methodist Women and the Friendship class met at the church last Thursday. Mrs. Myrtle Mills read a talk from Sullivan stressing more spiritual power in churches. Scripture from Psalms Ephesians and Galatians was read. The lesson urged growth in understanding and self-reflection before God with fellowship service and prayer as membership meaning. Hostesses were Mrs. Amanda Emery and Mrs. Hazel Messick.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Friendship Switz City Mills Amanda Emery Hazel Messick

Midland Club Meets With Mrs. Tipton

Midland Home Demonstration club held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Elden Tipton's home. Members donated gifts for a state mental institution patient and voted proceeds from a Jasonville workshop to a new rest home fund. Lessons covered immunization and electrical care and repairs.

Midland Home Demonstration Club Elden Tipton Margaret Bedwell Beatrice Newgent Hazel Baker Lola Mae Myers Naomi Duncan Margaret Garwood Wilma Anderson Lisa Ann Passen Halcie Clark Mae Tetrick

Keeping a spotless stove and clever home hacks

Dear Heloise offers stove cleaning steps using overnight soak for removable parts in hot water with dishwasher compound, plus soaking tips for filters and a recap on drying. Other readers share tips on using a coffee can plastic cover as a spoon rest, laundering baby pants with a towel between, salted water memories, a towel rack for sewing, and a bubble bath fragrance trick with a few drops of bubble bath on a wash cloth.

Heloise Mrs. W. M. Neville

Salvation Army Women Hold Meeting

Salvation Army Home League held its annual Thanksgiving supper in the church basement with a turkey menu. Major Gertrude Calvert led devotion, hymn singing, and readings from Psalms 27 and 106, urging gratitude and closing with prayer. Christmas gift boxes for Viet Nam servicemen were packed and cards signed for ill Mrs Stella McCarter and Rev Jeanne Mosier. Attendees included Lt Shirley Younts, Lt Judy Poff, Major Calvert, and many others plus children Kathy Teresa Chuckie Brenda.

Salvation Army Home League Gertrude Calvert Calvert Viet Nam Stella McCarter Jeanne Mosier Shirley Younts Judy Poff Faye Lawrence Florence Speirs Kay Speirs Edrie Griffith Myra Rogers Kenneth Kirby Lenore Sowter Ethel Risher Hasler Pat Spriggs Kathy Teresa Chuckie Brenda

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