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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
3
Daily citizen reports society items for the day including club lodge and church notices with Helen L Grubbs named among contributors and entries awaiting publication at 11 a m in Linton.
Social calendar lists many meetings and activities for Thursday. Junior Home Ec Christmas dinner at Mrs Victor Wrights home. Women and church groups gather for parties, choirs rehearse, and club meetings across multiple venues. Gift exchange noted.
A Saturday event for the Jr Department at Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church with a Christmas party in the church basement from 2 to 4 pm. Attendees should bring a 10 cent gift.
A Bloomfield girl, Miss Helen Ausman, received an orchid at the city Star Luncheon in the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis. Her brother Charles Ausman was killed in action recently. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ausman. The event was hosted by the women's section of the United States Employment Service with members whose spouses serve overseas in attendance.
Members of the Elite club gathered at Mrs. Ted Smith’s home for a one o’clock luncheon with co hostesses Mrs. J R Mitten and Mrs. Milo Mitchell. A gift exchange and a reading on the First Christmas Crib were featured before a county home for the aged gift wrap.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a meeting of the F H C club held at the home of Mrs. Ellen Pritchard. Beatrice Brosche was named president Edna Bland vice president Grace Winfrey secretary Edna Gabbard treasurer. A gift exchange and games followed with prizes to Maggie Stafford Mary Love and Mary Skaggs. Twenty eight members attended and refreshments were served.
The Ladies Fancy Work Circle met with Mrs. Lee McCung Wednesday and Mrs. Billy Cooper hosts the Christmas party. Members to bring a fifth cent gift for the grab bag. Games and contests during the social hour. prize awarded to Mrs. Joe White. Refreshments served at the close.
A seven hour Springfield bus strike ended when Local 1249 members voted to return to work immediately. The AFL union says a meeting will decide if the walkout resumes tomorrow as 140 drivers and 63 bus helpers are reassigned to restore service for the evening rush.
Herbert Priest, local barber and Republican chairman in Stockton township, was appointed Auto License Branch Manager of the License Branch in Linton by Rue J. Alexander Secretary of State, effective December 15. He succeeds Robert Trinkle and plans to take over the office on December 15.
Pvt. Robin Stuessy, a GI guard in Europe, ordered an officer to halt and found the officer was Maj. Gilbert Strickler, his old hometown friend, in an unusual clash on duty.
In loving memory of Mrs Melcina Haywood who passed away two years ago Dec 10 1942.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith celebrate their sixty years married at Gloucester. The couple recall a house that once stood in Boston and was moved 30 miles to Gloucester aboard a light ship around 80 years ago.
The Post quoted American officials saying Mr. Stettinius might not have expressed himself well but meant what he said, adding the State Department had turned its back on Darlanism. The Manchester Guardian blamed the foreign office for the protest, and the Times urged neutrality in Greece, signaling a major Commons clash ahead.
Leo and Mickey share a rain soaked artist studio as late night talks reveal a tense fear of payrolls and possible payoffs. The couple debates Boggio and Don's job while lingering over marshmallows and dishes in a tense, affectionate mood.
Leo confronts Mickey about Don's new bodyguard job for Boggio and a gun. Don learns gun training and a promised raise, while Mickey questions Boggio and the ethics of the arrangement. Leo presses Don to quit, but Mickey unmasks growing doubt and frustration as she orders him out.
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