Funeral thanks for Vernis E. Scott and family tribute
We thank friends and neighbors who sent floral tributes and assisted at the funeral of our son Pvt. Vernis E. Scott. Gratitude to Rev Jerrells Ben Franklin and family, flower girls singers Legion members and Jenkins and Sons funeral directors. Mr and Mrs Clyde McCain brothers and relatives
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Pvt
Vernis E. Scott
Jerrells
Ben Franklin
Flower Girls
Legion
Jenkins and Sons
Clyde McCain
New Mexico Game Dept Spends on Hatcheries and Law Enforcement
The New Mexico game department allocates about 365 thousand dollars yearly to its restoration fish hatcheries and law enforcement programs.
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New Mexico Game Department
Sunshine Circle Club Meets Here Thursday
Sunshine Circle Club met at Mrs. Ruby Perigo's home on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lena Peoples presiding and Mrs. Lucille Sullivan reading last meeting's minutes. Members planned Christmas boxes for unfortunate people and were urged to bring donations to the next gathering. Names were drawn for Christmas presents during the social hour and several contests awarded prizes.
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Sunshine Circle Club
Ruby Perigo
Lena Peoples
Lucille Sullivan
Christmas party to be hosted by Angeline Nolan
Lto Mesdames Ruby Perigo Evelyn Vaughn and Dorothy Hoffeditz the club prize was won by Mrs Anita Inman. At the close of the afternoon the hostess served refreshments to Mesdames Dorothy Hoffeditz Ruth Nolting Vivian Bennett Lena Peoples Evelyn Vaughn Anita Inman and Lucille Sullivan. Miss Angeline Nolan will entertain the members at the Christmas party December 16.
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Lto
Ruby Perigo
Evelyn Vaughn
Dorothy Hoffeditz
Anita Inman
Ruth Nolting
Vivian Bennett
Lena Peoples
Lucille Sullivan
Angeline Nolan
Tri Kappa Holds Business Meeting at Public Library
Tri Kappa members held a business meeting Wednesday evening at the public library. A report showed a $90 profit from the last fundraiser. They plan a scrapbook and announced committees to work on topics. The Christmas party is set for December 15 at 6 30 p.m. at Teen Town Hall.
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Tri Kappa
Ray Baughman
Teen Town Hall
Big timber areas of New Mexico cover vast land
More than 8,500,000 acres of land are included in the big timber areas of New Mexico, highlighting extensive forest holdings and potential resources within the state.
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New Mexico
Local Society Notes Prompt Submissions At Linton Daily
Society items are due by 11 a m at the Linton Daily Citizen Office for publication in the day’s issue. Personal news club lodge and church notices welcomed and submitted by Mrs Marjorie Walters.
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NOTH
Linton Daily Citizen
Marjorie Walters
Social Calendar Evening Meetings In Glenburn Area
Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 00 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 gather at the Moose hall at 7 30 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 OE at the hall at 7 30 p m JTM club meets with Mrs Frieda Wilson at 1 30 p m
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Glenburn Mission
Women of the Moose, Chapter 19
Moose Hall
JTM
Frieda Wilson
Chikatele Council Pocahontas Meeting at Red Men’s Hall
The Chikatele Council Pocahontas meets at Red Men’s Hall at 7 00 pm. Triad gathers at the public library at 6 30 pm. Senior Home Economics club plans a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Harvey Fisher and asks attendees to bring their own table service.
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Chikatele Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Triad
Harvey Fisher
Community lodge and union meetings schedule
Tuesday events listed include Quapaw Council 80 at Red Men's Hall 7 30 p.m Carpenters Local 487 at K of P Hall 7 p.m Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 at hall 7 p.m Delta Theta Tau at Library 7 15 p.m Loyal Order Moose 1424 at hall 7 30 p.m Glenburn Youth Fellowship at Community house 7 p.m Delta Alpha class Christmas party at Mrs Jack Mehlhoff home 10th Street Northeast 7 30 p.m Gift exchange.
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Quapaw Council
Red Men’s Hall
Jack Mehlhoff
10Th Street
Wednesday club meetings listed for Eagles Elks Unity Rotary
Eagles Lodge meets at the Republican Headquarters at 7 00 p m Elks Lodge assembles at the Elks home at 730 p m Unity Lodge Number 637 meets at the hall at 730 p m Rotary Club luncheon is at 1215 p m in the Methodist church basement
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Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
Hall
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Thursday club meetings and WWII groups listed in town
Hiawatha Club meets all day at Red Men's Hall. War Mothers of World War II gather at Democrat headquarters 7 30 p m. Choir practices at Christian church United Brethren church Methodist church Baptist church and American Legion posts at specified times. Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary hosts Mrs Anna Stoeckel 1090 D Street Northeast at 2 00 p m with 50c for grab bag.
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Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
War Mothers of
Democrat
American Legion Post
Legion
United Brethren
Les Cercle Des Amis
Parley
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Stoeckel
D Street
First American hospital founded in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia claims the title of the first hospital established in the United States. Founded to serve the sick and poor, it set a precedent for organized medical care in the new nation.
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America
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
Indianola Club Elects Officers For Year
The Indianola club met at Mrs. Marguerite Vincent's home Thursday evening and elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Audrey Key, vice president Mrs. Maggie Stewart, secretary Mrs. Clara Dudley, treasurer Mrs. Louise Bledsoe, flower fund treasurer Mrs. Nellie Eskew, and publicity chairman Mrs. Edna Clinton. A social hour followed with a playlet featuring Mrs. Bledsoe and Mrs. Vincent. Prizes went to Mrs. Eskew, Mrs. Gertie Bone, Mrs. Coy Hamilton, Mrs. Bledsoe and Mrs. Dudley. Refreshments were served. The next meeting, Dec. 16, will be the annual Christmas party at Mrs. Ridinger's home.
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Indianola Club
Marguerite Vincent
Audrey Key
Maggie Stewart
Clara Dudley
Louise Bledsoe
Nellie Eskew
Eskew
Gertie Bone
Coy Hamilton
Bledsoe
Dudley
Hazel Houchin
Mildred Bledsoe
Hettie Carlisle
Maggie Stafford
Rosie Vonderschmidt
Troy Hamilton
Margaret Ridinger
Fannie Cody
Mary McCallister
Edna Clintom
Pet Newkirk
Mrs. Vincent
Ridinger
Club Entertained Thursday Afternoon
Mrs Will Maddison entertained members of the H 12 club at her home Thursday. The group repeated the club collect, roll called, and dues paid. A business session approved a five dollar TB association bond purchase. The December 16 Christmas party will be a one o clock luncheon at Mrs Emery Huff's home with Mrs Merlin Grounds as hostess. A social hour featured flowers and candy prizes. fourteen members attended refreshments.
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Will Maddison
H-12
Emery Huff
Merlin Grounds
Rine-Ridinger Vows Repeated In Home Ceremony
Miss Phyllis Rine and Jack Ridinger were married Sunday at 3 30 pm in the home of Rev Waldo Hoar of Linton with a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Joan Rine and Tom Greene. The couple will reside in South Bend Indiana where the groom is employed.
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Phyllis Rine
Earl Rine
Jack Ridinger
Okla Ridinger
Waldo Hoar
Linton
Joan Rine
Tom Greene
Miss Rine
Mrs. Ridinger
South Bend
Ind
Chickens Consume About 20 Million Tons Of Feed In U S
In a single year chickens in the United States eat roughly 20 million tons of feed. The figure underscores the scale of poultry production across major farming states and commercial operations.
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United States
Worthington Couple Wed In Folsom Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Allen E York wed Sunday at 4 30 in Folsom Methodist church Worthington Indiana The bride Mary Jo Hannum daughter of Clyde Hannum became Mrs York The ceremony featured gladioli chrysanthemums and greenery with music by Mrs Ray Fuller The bridesmaid and guest list includes Irma Hannum Judy Dell Lanam and others The couple will reside at Parsons Apartments Bloomfield after December 6 with Mr York a Clark County High School Greenwood and Indianapolis College of Pharmacy graduate
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Allen E. York
Chicago
Folsom Methodist Church
Worthington
York
Mary Jo Hannum
Clyde Hannum
Mr. York
Ivan R. York
Odna
Theron Castleman
Ray Fuller
Irma Hannum
Indianapolis
Robert McClain
Judy Dell Lanam
Lonie Knoy
Max Wood
Chester York
Max Freed
Odon
Dale Hannum
Frankfort
Bob McClain
Worthington High School
Clark County High School
Greenwood
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
Parsons
Bloomfield
Classifieds and Subscriptions Rates Notice
Public notice lists subscription pricing by week month and year for mail and print editions. Rates include per week 20 cents and yearly options, with six months and three months denoted, plus advertising rates per column inch and line notices for personal classifieds and thanks cards.
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Carrie Rid N.C
Mahi
Ee Ee
Classified Ad Rates and Submission Rules
Rates are per word with no cents and no multi-insertion discounts. Minimum one insertion costs 25 cents. Ads submitted by 1000 o'clock appear the same day. The Daily Citizen is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and requires cash for non charge-account ads. The paper checks advertising for reliability but assumes no liability for deception.
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Daily Citizen
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