Society notes from Linton Daily Citizen Office
Society items for that day must be in by 11 a m at the Linton Daily Citizen Office. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed. Helen L Grubbs.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
3
Society items for that day must be in by 11 a m at the Linton Daily Citizen Office. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed. Helen L Grubbs.
Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahon meets at the Red Men hall at 9 30 p.m. Carpenters Local 487 at the K of P hall 7 p.m. Violet Rebekah Lodge at the hall 7 p.m. Delta Theta Tau at the library 7 15. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at the hall 7 30. Glenburn Youth Fellowship at the community house 7. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club with Mrs Otto Harting at Delta Alpha Class of First Christian Church with Mrs Harry Wade at 7 30. All men bring a 25 or 30 cent gift for the grab bag. 2 oclock.
Wednesday events list includes County Chapter of DeMo meeting at 7 30 p m at the hall Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity Lodge Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p m at the High School Home Ec room and other gatherings with Mrs Jitz Slinkard Roof and W D Roof at noted addresses.
Choir practice at the Christian church 7 p.m. American Legion Post and Auxiliary meet at the Legion Home 7 30 p.m. Brethren choir practice at a church 7 p.m. Methodist and Baptist choir practices at the Clarion club with Mrs George Stafford at 1 30 p.m.
Linton Lodge 560 F and A M holds a stated meeting at 7 30 p m in the lodge hall. The Women's Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church will gather in the church basement for their annual Christmas party at 2 p m.
The Friday schedule lists Women's Relief Corps gathering at 7 pm, Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S at 7 30 pm, Chapter 19 women of the Moose at 8 pm, and a prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 pm.
Announcement lists marriage of Mrs. Delphia L. Pickard and James A. Sparks in Bloomfield Church on November 28 with Rev L D Robertson officiating Attendants included Miss Madge Pickard and Robert E Sparks. Guests and family from Terre Haute Winchester Gary Newberry and Lyons attended with reception at the Pickard home.
Joan Haverkamp celebrated her twenty fifth birthday with relatives and friends gathered at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Haverkamp of Midland for dinner. Those present were Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and family Mrs Roy Harbin and family Mr and Mrs John Haverkamp Sandra Kay Marshall and Morris Hennette.
Grass can be stored in stacks for years and used when most needed, offering a readily preserved feed source. It remains viable through careful storage and provides resilience during scarce periods.
A long list of local social visits and weekend guests across Bloomfield, Linton, Lyons, Vincennes, Indianapolis, Detroit, Chicago, and Gary. Names include Jack Dale, Doris Fritz, Mrs B R Franks, Shirley, Marcus Lee Bailey, Beverly Zimmer, Doris Brison, Virginia Vaughn, Blanche Speaker, Ida Adkins, Harold Haverkamp, John Haverkamp, James Mearer, Albert Kluesner, Lena Page, William Howell, Rector family, George Cullison, Harold Powell, Lena Page, William Snapp Jr, and many others visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs Scott Newkirk of Linton announce the engagement of their daughter Damaris to John W Corbin son of Mr and Mrs Ira Corbin of Sandborn. Damaris is a graduate of Mace High School and Indiana State Teachers College where she belongs to Lambda Delta Phi. Corbin is a Sandborn High School and Indiana University graduate who served three years as a US Navy officer and now attends Indiana University Law School as a Kappa Sigma member. Wedding date not set.
Chicago December 3 Maturing dairy science moves milking toward machine aided methods. Charles Sauerman 19 Crown Point Ind 4 H dairy winner demonstrates prep with four buckets chlorine solution cold water a strip cup and milking machine then pours milk into a creamery can.
Sauerman notes his father doubted the need for multiple pails but is slowly changing. He cites sanitation profits as the rationale behind the program and its storage in a cooler pending shipment.
Boston dispatch reports that firefighters face reduced sleep time as hours are cut. The change threatens quicker wakeups and may affect readiness amid ongoing coverage needs.
Richard Mowery Iny is mourned by his mother brothers and sisters including Mrs Elva Mowery Linton Luther Mowery Bedford Mrs De Smith Crane Ind and Mrs James F Wade Burns City The family thanks friends neighbors for kindness and floral tributes and credits Rev John Jerrell and singers Willard and Goldie Rose plus Mrs Willard Franklin for music from the Gilligan and Calvert families
Starting next year Boston will remove all beds from firehouses and assign each firefighter definite duties at the station when not fighting a fire. Mayor James M. Curley ordered the beds removed after firemen won a 48 hour week in an election day referendum. previously they were on duty 84 hours.
A testimonial claims ERB HELP with 12 herbs cleanses bowels relieves gas and liver and kidney sluggishness. The user says after taking it she eats normally, digests well, and feels rejuvenated, urging others to obtain it from Hamilton Drug Company.
The Elite club meeting scheduled to be held at Mrs. J C Fritz’s home on Wednesday afternoon has been postponed indefinitely, announced today.
Notices warn all organizations hosting meetings in the local library after this week to cancel due to a coal shortage affecting heating and power.
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