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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
5
Society item notices invite Bernadine Hill to submit personal news for the Linton Daily Citizen by 11 a m to appear in the day’s issue. All club lodge and church items welcome.
The Bay View club met at Linton Public Library with good attendance. Members discussed hymn histories including Silent Night and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Mrs. Beecher cited Fannie Crosby writing 6,000 hymns in a 15 minute burst. The group also reviewed Bible anniversary activities and women’s roles in church, plus a Health Bond purchase and a new member, Miss Marthena Aaseman. A winter visit note from Miss Nellie Robertson was read. Next meeting is a Fierins program at Mrs. Emma Humphreys’ home.
Mrs. Ora Anderson hosted the Loyal Helpers class of Lyons Christian church at her country home near Lyons. Mrs. Elizabeth Gastineau led devotionals, Mildred Patterson presided over the business session, Trella Baker directed the social hour, and refreshments included sandwiches, wineapple whip, and hot chocolate for guests Mrs. Jed Cramer and Mrs. Eva Groom, along with members Elizabeth Gastineau, Elizabeth Edwards, Fay Holder, Dora Mibbett, Trella Baker, Iva Perkins, Eldred Patterson, Iva Davis, Fan Boyd, the hostess Mrs. Anderson and assistant Mrs. Goodwin.
Switz City announces an Anvil Day meeting and winter revival at the Baptist church starting Sunday December 8 with services each evening. Rev A E Chastain serves as pastor and invites all to attend. Local Thanksgiving visits are listed with numerous residents and visitors from Bloomington Bloomington Valparaiso Detroit Richmond and other towns.
The King's Daughters' class of Midland Lebanon Baptist Church honored Mr. Larr with a surprise party at the Lair home for his sixty seventh birthday. A bountiful dinner followed with many attendees and gifts, including Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Jenni Marie, and numerous neighbors.
Mrs. Mary Quigley, formerly of this city, is reported in critical condition at her Terre Haute home. Mrs. Charles Morgan, a daughter, is at the bedside as the former resident has been ill for some time and is described as very low today.
A nostalgic look at plum puddings with notes on tins versus homemade versions. It lists Fairy Plum Pudding with gelatin custard steps and a Christmas Plum Pudding recipe using vegetables, suet, spices, nuts, and candied fruit, plus a French pudding sauce to serve hot.
Old time preference for pork and sauerkraut is explored with methods like roasting spare ribs on sauerkraut and using pork drippings to season kraut. It details shoulder of pork stuffed with sauerkraut, pork shanks baked with kraut, and a German inspired baked sausage and sauerkraut dish with noodles and sour cream.
A lighthearted comedy drama titled Lady Tubbs is set to open at the Grand theater tomorrow afternoon starring Alice Brady with Doug Lass Montgomery and Anita Louise in featured roles. The film promises a rollicking entertaining experience with Hedda Hopper Mildred Harris and Alan Mowbray among the cast. Also showing are Technicolor shorts including a Travel talk of Banff and Lake Louise and a Technicolor Musical Revue featuring Cliff Edwards Reginald Denny and the Radio Rouges.
Indianapolis livestock market shows hogs at 9.60 to 10.00 per cwt for heavies to lights, 8,000 holdovers steady. Cattle receipts around 2,000 calves 600 slaughter classes steady with steers slipping from 10.00 and few at 11.00, beef cows 4.50 to 6.00, vealers up 0.50. Sheep 2,500 native lambs steady to 0.25 lower at 11.25, western lambs unsold, slaughter sheep 3.25 to 5.25.
Carpenters union Local 487 schedules a 7 oclock meeting at K of P hall. Members are urged to attend by President Frank Bailvy.
Girl Scouts meet at 7 oclock with the local socialist group at the old post office. Quapaw Council No 80 of G A R Pocahontas meets at 7 oclock. Violet Rebekah No 312 convenes at 7. Greene County Post No 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars assembles at 730. Needle Craft club gathers with Mrs Frank Dafoe at 159 D street northeast at 2 pm. Tuesday bridge club meets at 215 with Mrs William Goldberg. Womens Missionary Society of the Baptist church meets at 2 pm with Mrs Wayne Corbin. Christmas program planned.
Community groups plan a busy Wednesday with get acquainted at the Army hall at 7 30 p m and Ada Chapter 209 Women of Moose at 7 o'clock. Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p m at the U B church and many society meetings follow including Elks, Eagles, Unity Lodge, and hospital board sessions along with various study and club events.
A schedule of meetings and gatherings across groups including Linton Lodge 560 F A M American Legion Auxiliary Loyal Order of Moose 1434 American Legion post Women s Relief Corps U B Ladies Aid U B Choir and other clubs with times mainly 7 30 p m and 2 00 p m at various locations.
Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at 7 00 M. Ek choir practices at the church at 7 00 M. Mothers club convenes all day at Nola Yoder Community House Yaquina social at 1 30 with Mays Phil Bennett. Eastern Star Chapter to meet at 7 30 pm with officers to be elected. Mt Méllick club meets at Mrs Amanda Hix home on north May at 2 15 pm.
A roundup of local Thanksgiving activities includes Indiana University students visiting relatives in Lyons and nearby towns. Families hosted dinners with cousins and friends, funeral attendance for John Coble, and community notes on local workers and society events at the M. E. church.
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