Society and Clubs Notes From Linton Daily
Society and club items appear in this issue with party schedules and church notices. Personal news are requested by RUBY A MUTCH at the office by 6 for inclusion.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
3
Friday Social Calendar for Local Groups
A Friday schedule lists Columbian Chapter No 140 OES at 7 30 p m in the hall a prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 at 7 30 p m and Women of the Moose at 7 30 p m at Moose Hall Also Fortnightly eclub with Mrs Arthur Grass at 2 15 p m for a Christmas party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Hall
Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No 143
Eclub
Arthur Grass
Community Meetings and Club Gatherings Schedule
Monday Chickateth Council meets at 7 p.m. at Reqd Men's hall. Triad meets at Library at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon bridge club meets with Mrs Jesse In man at 2 o'clock. Linton Study club Christmas party home of Mrs Cliff Strong at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickateth Council
Reqd Men's Hall
Triad
Library
Jesse Inman
Linton Study Club
Cliff Strong
Bay View Study Club
Thursday Church Groups Schedule Busy Christmas Activities
The Thursday calendar lists multiple church and community group meetings including Women's Guild events at Saron Evan gelical Reformed church at 2 p.m and 7 p.m choir practices at several churches. Others include Delta Alpha class gatherings, Quapaw Council No. 80, Loyal Order of Moose 1434, Alpha Delphian at the Library, and Royal Arch Mason convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
Saron
Evangelical Reformed Church
All Ladies of the Church
Elks Lodge and LOO.E. Schedule and Rotary Luncheon
Wednesday notices list Elks Lodge meeting at Elks Home Unity each week. Lodge No 637 LOO.E. meets at 7 30 p m at the hall. Rotary Club plans a luncheon at 12 16 at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Unity
Lodge
Loo.e
Hall
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Lyons W S C S Hold Buffet Supper
The Lyons Methodist church Lyons W S C S held a Christmas buffet for 55 members in the lower auditorium. A Christmas program followed with songs by the Ever Ready class quartet and the Horn sisters. Reverend Stoneberger spoke on No Room at the Inn and a love gift of canned goods for Glenburn Mission was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lyons Methodist Church
Chester Corns
Paul Burris
Jennie Slack
Glenburn Mission
Lewis Struckmeyer
Horn Sisters
L. A. Hunter
Parcels for Peace Discussed at Bloomington Forum
After an address by G F C President Mrs Buck at the Forum on International Relations in Bloomington Second District club members pledged stronger work on their Be Ye Doers slogan. Clubs were urged to aid the Parcels for Peace and Food Saving programs. Mrs Buck quoted Bishop Oxman on democracy at home countering dictatorship abroad and poverty as a gateway to dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Bloomington
Second District
Early History of Linton Highlighted by Club Session
H-12 club met at Mrs. Everett Cole’s Midland home to hear Mrs. Frank Browning discuss Linton’s early days. She shared that the first post office was at First and Vincennes Streets with John Wines as postmaster in 1883 and noted ten day mail from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
H-12
Everett Cole
Midland
Frank Browning
Browning
First
Vincennes Streets
John Wines
Indianapolis
C. W. Martin
Hyman Fell
J Spice
Wm. Maddison
Gilbert Sims
Jack Spice
Merlin Grounds
Past Matrons Christmas Party Hosts Celebrate Yearend
Mrs Anna Magruder hosted the Past Matrons of Order of Eastern Star for a six o clock Christmas dinner at her home. The event featured table decor, a business session led by Mrs Shelly Green, a flower committee member, and prizes for five craft contests won by Mesdames Green Strong Blume. Attendees included Ethel Smith Helen Letsinger Maude Fisher Emma Reintjes Bertha Johnson Ordith Stever Margaret Jones Tressa Ladson Alma Anderson Olive Strong Shelly Greene and Katie Hixson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Magruder
Order of Eastern Star
Shelly Green
Emma Reintjes
Alma Ander- S00
Geneva Blume
Margaret Jones
Mesdames
Olive Strong
Ethel Smith
Helen Letsinger
Maude Fisher
Bertha Johnson
Ordith Stever
Tressa Ladson
Alma Anderson
Shelly Greene
Katie Hixson
Magruder
College Hill P T A Holds Regular Meeting
Mrs. George Eskew presided at the College Hill P T A meeting held last evening in the school building. The chili supper financial report and other business were reviewed. The main topic was purchasing recreational equipment and seat work for the primary room. The next meeting is set for January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eskew
College Hill P. T. A
Mrs Kroupa and Becky Return to Cleveland Ohio
Mrs. Joseph Kroupa and her daughter Becky have returned to Cleveland Ohio after visiting Mr and Mrs Oliver Pruitt for a week Mrs Kroupa was formerly Marie Pruitt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kroupa
Becky
Cleeland, Ohio
Oliver Pruitt
Kroupa
Marie Pruitt
Thanksgiving Guests and News From Island City
Island City notes list Thanksgiving visitors and family visits including Rev. David Underwood and son Preston Asrey, Herschell Hollinsworth and Joan, and many relatives. Local illnesses and a house move after a fire are reported, with minor church and hospital mentions and several social calls around Thanksgiving.
Worthington Social Notes Extend Thanksgiving Visit Reports
Worthington guests include Mr. and Mrs. W C Herman for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chambers and family. Glen McKee and family move into a west Worthington property recently purchased. Wayne Magner of Linton visits Saturday evening with Mrs. Jack Terrell and Ruth. Harley Harshman and son Hubert plan move to Indianapolis as his health improves after months of illness. Will McKee and others mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Herman
Cecil Chambers
Glen McKee
Worthington
Wayne Magner
Linton
Jack Terrell
Ruth
Harley Harshman
Hubert
Indianapolis
Harshman
Will McKee
Relatives and friends visit across many towns
Grandsons Bill Ahadb and A Ha spend Sunday with Alf McKee at Clay. Mr and Mrs L H Hedden host paneer guests of Dr and Mrs Uddad, their children. Mrs Floyd Stewart Blanch Schultz of Potomac Illinois join Mrs Jack Terrell and Ruth. Sgt Floyd Evans returns home from Hamilton Field after duty in California. In Worthington Roy Cooper attends funeral services for Mrs Lovell List at Morris Chapel. J W Buck of Stivan and families visit Garrett Buck and Andywood. Thanksgiving Day hosts include Leste Eaton and sons from Confield, Mrs Athey Price and family White Rose, Miss Faye Baize Linton, Jean Raggy and Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschell Hollinsworth
David Underwood
Preston Asrey
Ting Gihie
J Bibel Faught
Sonny Ocia
John Booker
Patty
Forest Hunter
June Sparks
Ernie Hair
Dick Sheehee
Floyd Weaver
James Angleton
Joan
Jim Teague
Curt Teague
Fred Teague
Ivan Weaver
Earl Weaver
Jim Smith
James Lundy
Bob Weaver
Stoy Bruner
Ruth Wilcox
Charles Lash
Indianapolis
Roger
Gary
Bill Angleton
Malessia
Sally
Billy
Wendell
Call
Harlie Sparks
Melvin Scholl
Larry
Duffey
Oliver Goad
Willard
Newberry
Gee
Junior Bruner
Curt Heaton
Lloyd Carpenter
Eva Weaver
Blanch Sisil
Cary May Baugh
Veterans Hospital
Indianpolis
Underwood
Hazelton
Cora Kern
Linton
Alice Hollingsworth
Lyons
Joan Hollinsworth
Betty Shields
Cary May
Dewey French
Wm. Reed
Bill Ahadb
Alf McKee
Clay
L. H. Hedden
Paneer
Uddad
Sidicane AP AG
Floyd Stewart
Blanch Schultz
Potomac
Ilinois
Jack Terrell
Ruth
Floyd Evans Dry
Hamilton Field
California
Floyd. Vans
Grandma Streitelmeier
Roy. Cooper
Worthington
Hes Lwedins- Jay
Lovell List
Stfivan
Ed Dix
Jasonville
Iloe
Littleeningburg
Garrett Buck
Joh d Andeywood
Rad
Ag Dihnge
Faye Baize
Tindack
Jean
Caro
Lyons Indepe ndent tilts past Scotland in league game
Lyons Independent basketball team of Lyons defeated Scotland Independent 42 to 20 at Scotland gym. Lyons led 32 to 18 at halftime as Bob Ault and Edwardg led with 16 and 15 points. Scotland’s B Sparks paced scoring with 15. Next Lyons game is Saturday at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phary the Bogar, Implement Company
Lyons
Scotland
Scotland Gymnasium
Scotland Lads
Bob Ault
Edwardg
B. Sparks
Cone
Edwards
Auli
Lehman
Schantz
Wells
Dowden
W. Sparks
York
Hostettler
Asdell
Washington
Eto Dt
Salem Union seeks ban on police at strike meetings
The United Furniture Workers Union CIO sues in federal court to bar State troopers from attending strike meetings at Salem Indiana. Defendants include Governor Gates and State Police Superintendent Col Robert Rossow. Troopers were ordered to Salem after fights at pickup lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Dee
United Furniture Workers Union
CIO
Salem
Gates
Col
Robert Rossow
Smith Cabinet Manufacturing Company, Inc
Minister Henry H. Fout Dies After Auto Collision
The Rev. Henry H. Fout, bishop emeritus of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, died from injuries after stepping into the path of an automobile in Indianapolis. He was 86 and had served as a minister in the area for more than six decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Henry H. Fout
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bishop Fout
Mrs Spiegel Hosts Christmas Party for Church Council
The Christian Church Council held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Grady Spiegel’s home with Mrs Ed Dixon Mrs M L Smith and Mrs Harry Wade assisting. Officers reported during the meeting. Mrs Betty Ziegler led the business session and gifts were exchanged after readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church Council
Grady Spiegel
Ed Dixon
M. L. Smith
Harry Wade
Betty Ziegler
Clarence Hatcher
Xolaf Kittle
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NEW Union Lumber CO
Optometrist
Bert
Farthing
Optical Service
Val-U Appareil Shop
William Owen
Doc. Sparks
Highway 59
Boston
Home Loan & Finance CO
N. Main
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Evangelical United Brethren
Delta Alpha Class of
Eva Haseman
Quapaw Council No. 80
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Alpha Delphian Club
Royal Arch Masons
Democratic Women's Club
Francis Haseman
American Legion Post
Legion Home
Methodist
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Pythian Sisters
F. A. M. Lodge No
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Engle & Pirtle
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Shutts Feed Store
Lester Packing CO
Hannum Motor Sales
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East
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Tel
Warner
Goodrich
Paul Gambill
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Fall's Mobil Service
A” St. N.E
Ziegler
Maddison Market
KIRK
UAW
Detroit
Richard T. Leonard
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Marie MacGriffith
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