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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

5

Women’s Missionary Society Hears on Church Going Parents

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Saron Reformed Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. Fritz’s home with good attendance. Mrs. Charles Tindall led the meeting on the topic Our Church Going Parents. Mrs. Russall Pope shared a story Worship in My Life, with songs by Mrs. Hubert Asdell. Tindall presented Pondering in Her Heart and I Go to Church When It Rains. Members discussed various points. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. William Hunting with Mrs. C. Fritz leading.

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Kappa Group 3 Christmas Party At Mrs Paul Ry Home

Gamma Tau chapter Tri Kappa sorority members held a Christmas party for thirty nine attendees at Mrs Paul Ry's home. Mrs Jasper Schloot and Mrs Wilbur Baldwin hosted. Bridge games determined winners Endell Stover first Miss Veile Brown second and Mrs Avery Murray as runner up. The group approved buying a five dollar health pad sold by the Green County Tuberculosis Society in Linton and Greene county. Refreshments were served.

Paul Ry Gamma Tau Tri Kappa Sorority Jasper Schloot Irs Wilbur Bladwin Endell Stover Ueile Brown Avery ‘Murray Linton Reeve County Greencounty Tuberculosis Society

Hospital Notes Mixed With Local Socials

Mrs Nat Hagerman was discharged this afternoon and went to the home of her daughter Mrs Ween Riggs in Terre Haute. Wesley Deckard of Lyons was taken to his home this afternoon. Mrs Homer McHenry of Worthington underwent an emergency operation last night. The hospital staff thanks the Worthington Twentieth Century Club for its generous donation of fruit. Mrs Roy Stalcup of Jasonville submitted to a major operation. Mr and Mrs Virgil Bledsoe and I and Mrs Bledsoe visited Mr and Mrs R M Incent of this city. Mrs Dorothy Mathew and Miss Mathew of Tallula Ill are staying with Mr and Mrs R M Incent.

Nat Hagerman Ween Riggs Terre Haute

Canada declines binding sanctions pledge in government notice

A public statement from Ottawa quotes Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Justice Minister La Pointe denying a binding pledge to adopt sanctions. The notes say Dr. W Riddell’s Geneva remarks on coal and oil embargoes reflect his personal view, not the Canadian government’s official stance.

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Annual Christmas Party by First M E Women

The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church held its annual Christmas party on Thursday afternoon led by Mrs Pearl Poole. Devotions on the Message of Peace preceded a program of songs and a play The Fifth Ray of the Star. Refreshments followed as guests and members enjoyed cake and tea.

Women's Home Missionary Society of the M. E Dale Elson Charles Bray United States

Eagles to Attend District Meeting in Washington

Several members of the Eagles lodge in Linton and Jasonville plan to travel Sunday to Washington for a district meeting of the order. The all day event will include initiatory services for a plumber of candidates and a fish fry for the guests. Ernest E. Cloe Noblesville state secretary Low ell Neff Logansport state president Ray Brock Kokomo grand trustee and Linton officers will conduct the initiation at 236 PM.

Eagles Lodge Linton Jasonville Washington Ernest E. Cloe Noblesville Lowell Neff Logansport Ray ‘Brock Kokomo

Mozart Music Club Christmas Party Planned at Fordyce Home

The Mozart Music Club, comprising pupils of Miss Mary Watson, will hold a Christmas party Saturday at 3 PM at Miss Betty Ann Fordyce’s home. A musical program and Christmas gift exchanges are planned for attendees.

Mozart Music Club Myvs Mary Watson Betty Ann Fordyce

Fullom Funeral Conducted Today

William Fullom aged 61 died Wednesday at his home two miles south of town. The service was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elmer Templeton with David O. Squires in charge. Survived by brothers Ed Ora Homer Fullom Claude Brannon Walter and sister Mrs Roy Brannon. Burial at Pleasant Cemetery.

Elmer Templeton William Fullom David O. Squires Templeton Fullom Ora Homer Fullom Claude Fullom Linton Walter Fullom Broomfield Roy Brannon

Mat and Mrs Moore celebrate 51st wedding anniversary

Mat and Mrs William Moore marked their fifty first wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs Fannie Bain in the Atlas community area the couple now reside on C and Second streets northeast.

Mat William Moore Atlas Fannie Bain Second Streets

Local Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings

Quapaw Tribe No. 143 and many clubs hold meetings and practices. Activities include M E choir at church, American Mothers at Nola Yoder Community House, Yaquina club with Mrs. Phil Bennett, Eastern Star officers election, Mt Mellick at Mrs. Amanda Hix, First Baptist choir practice, J T M club with Mrs. Hester Openshaw, transport meet at Mrs. Irvin Taylor, Indianola club all day with covered dish dinner, H G S club hosted by Mrs. Charles Robertson at Mrs. Billie Cunningham’s West Linton home.

American Mothers’ Club Nola Yoder Community House Hester Openshaw Irvin Taylor Indianola Club Charles Robertson Billie Cunningham West Linton

Girls 4-H Group Presents Play at Linton High School

A Girls' 4-H group program at Linton High School featured the one act play Twelve Old Maids. Cast included Joan Curry Mamie Asrey Betty Jane Brewer Mary Wolford Audrey Armpriester Willig Young Rose Roger Frances Graft Lorene Shepherd Mary Ethel Monser Maribelle Smith Virginia Harbin Harriet Ann Wall Norma Jean Smith Delema Shepherd Dessie Fitzpatrick.

Linton High School Joan Curry Mamie Asrey Betty Jane Brewer Mary J. Wolford Audrey Armpriester Willig Young Rose Roger Frances Graft

No Biliousness for 6 Months Says Local Woman

Mrs. Cleo Taylor of Muncie Indiana reports lasting relief from bilious spells and headaches after six months on Indo-Vin. She had frequent spells and long headaches before trying Indo-Vin and now endorses it as giving genuine relief. Sold at Hamilton Drug Store in Linton and by leading druggists in the region.

Cleo Taylor W. Second St Muncie Ind Linton Hamilton Drug Store

Nurse Henrietta Cooper Remains At Home With Flu In Ohio

Miss Henrietta Cooper a nurse in Cincinnati Ohio returned to East Vincennes street over Thanksgiving to visit her parents. She contracted a severe influenza illness and has been confined to her home for several days.

Henrietta Cooper Cincinnati Ohio Vincennes Street

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