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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
4
Society items include personal news from clubs lodges and churches with Ann Toney as Society Editor and contact number 277 for submissions. The page lists upcoming events meetings and social gatherings across the community network.
Community calendar lists multiple meetings and events at churches lodges libraries and clubs in Linton and surrounding areas. Highlights include Delta Alpha class Christmas party at 7 30 p m with gift exchange, Kiwanis Rexford Ballard American Legion Auxiliary Pocahontas Quapaw Council and many church choir and fellowship gatherings.
Mrs. David Sanders was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower in the Baptist church social rooms in Sandborn. Games and refreshments followed a social evening with many attendees including Mesdames Sanders Organ Peden Lind Lawhead Smith McKee Cleveland Waggoner Core Sanders and others along with Misses Smith Withycombe Dickey Chasteen Smith.
Miss Muriel Elaine Biehl became the bride of Eddie Lee Shonk in a home ceremony in Seattle on December 1. The couple will live in Bremerton after their wedding trip. the bride is a Seattle Pacific College graduate and the groom serves in the U S Navy.
The Sandborn Baptist Women's Group and Woman's Auxiliary met in the church social rooms for a noon dinner and meeting. Mrs. Ned Kent led the business, $207.85 was raised for a special project, and the program Treasurers in a Field was presented by Mesdames Mowery Nierste Smith Fox Mitchell.
A fragment notes that the inside book margin is called the gut ter. It cites a best age window for first birth at 20 to 24 and mentions music education starting in public schools in 1855 in the United States.
The Freeman-Greene county Hospital Guild held its annual dinner meeting honoring the Pink Ladies and past presidents at the First Baptist church lower auditorium. Avery Murray praised Pink Ladies and noted the guild's new affiliation with the American hospital auxiliaries while presenting pins for at least 100 hours of volunteer work.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Tincher were honored at a family gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Fisher in Bloomfield. Guests included Tincher children and spouses, grandchildren, and relatives from Jasonville Linton Hymera and local friends. Dinner featured birthday cakes and gifts at noon followed by an afternoon of visiting.
Miss Margaret Cooper announces library hours with opens 12 30 to 5 30 Monday Wednesday Friday 12 30 to 8 00 Tuesday and 10 00 to 8 00 Friday. New teen biographies placed on shelves include Nellie Bly Saint Isaac and Indiana Benedict Arnold and others many titles by various authors as listed.
The earliest surviving notes about horseshoes and nails appear in text from sixth century B.C. England, marking an ancient origin for these metalworking practices.
The atoll in the Pacific is a United States trust territory with a lagoon area of 280 square miles and a land area of 2.87 square miles.
Mrs Grtha Wilson and Bill Moore of Dugger were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Mack Mayfield on Thanksgiving day. Mrs Garnet Hedges and Mrs Faith Black of Indianapolis visited friends and relatives at Pleasantville recently, and Mr and Mrs Archie Moore and children and Bill Moore of Jasonville visited Mrs Gertha Wilson recently.
A short note argues that fish have few nerves near the mouth and thus experience little pain when hooked. The claim challenges common beliefs about fish suffering during fishing.
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