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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1936
Page
3
A growing list of appreciative patrons underscores the bank’s effort to assist customers who lack a fully satisfactory banking relationship. The note signals ongoing outreach and commitment to broaden access and improve service for underserved clients.
Midland high school's Dramatic club will stage a three act comedy titled A Ready Made Family at 8 pm Thursday December 10 in Midland gymnasium. Miss Edith Lind directs with a lively cast including Agnes Martyn Mary Hazel Sciscoe Rob Wayne Stalcup Marilee Margaret Sears Gracie Katie Lynch Lydia Igig Turk Henry Turner Otis Gadberry Doris Rosemary Philbert Samie Kingsley Mull Begonia Jean Inman Nicodemias Nathan Bridwell.
Voiture 1010 of Forty and Eight, a legion play organization, requests all members to attend tonight at 8 o clock at Frank Courtney American Legion post. Officers will be elected and plans made for a wreck.
James E. Goodman executor files his final settlement in the Greene Circuit Court. The case seeks examination January 9, 1937, in Bloomfield Indiana, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Beasley & Beasley attorneys represent the estate.
Isaac Wameldorf as executor filed his final account and vouchers for the estate of Alpha Wameldorf deceased. Greene Circuit Court November term 1936 sets December 3 in Bloomfield Indiana for creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Clerk Tillman J. Bough witnesses the seal with attorney E. Vincent deck.
The Coca Colas beat the Elks in two of three matches at Linton Bowling Alleys. E Harbett led the Coca Colas with 589, Hank Larsen top-scored for the Elks with 543. Sinclair and Walford are scheduled to clash at the alleys tonight. Individual scores from last night are listed.
The Queen Esther Circle of First M. FE. church was entertained Monday evening at Miss Marybelle Smiths home. Miss Janis Wills led devotions, a Christmas carol opened. Vera Grey Anderson played The First Noel. A quartet sang Silent Night. Marybelle Smith gave the song history and the lesson The Struggle Upward. Several contests were won by Norma Jean Smith. Refreshments followed. new member Mildred Armstrong joined with three guests. The next meeting is at Miss Betty Fordyce s home.
The Bay View club met at the public library for a regular session on “Religion in the Home.” Bible quotations framed roll call and a program of Biblican character portraits covered topics including Friendship, Paternal Affection, Filial Devotion, Obedience, Test of Neighborliness, Spirit of Humility, Trust, Love, Ingratitude, Service, Grief, Joy, and Unselfishness. Several hymns were sung and the group closed with Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
Mrs C Hamilton entertained guests at a Christmas party on A Street Northeast in honor of her daughter Mrs R J Landrum of Chicago. Bridge games determined prizewinners with Mrs George Morgan first, Mrs George Haworth second, and Mrs J Victor Briggs third. Refreshments featured small tables with Christmas decor and miniature trees. Attendees included Mrs Landrum and many local ladies such as Mrs J Victor Biggs, Leonard Gillifre, Ira Lunn, Robert Akre, Fielding Williams, Frank Bailey, Avery Murray, and others.
Jasonville scene reports varied visits and homecomings. Roy Reynolds and sons from Chicago returned home and were guests of James Wooley. Emma Wheeler of Front Town plans house visits with sister Jennie Motsinger. Catherine Ann and Mrs. Walter Bennett with Mrs. Lida Harrel hosted at Leroy Paul’s in Cincinnati Indiana. Ava Gadberry and Earl returned to Anderson for work. Mary K. Barnard visiting son Richard Barnard in Lone Tree. Wilmur Hurst departed for Dayton Ohio for employment. Howard Letsinger and Red Anderson of Fort Wayne visited Linder Wooley. Donald Fasie of Terre Haute spent time with Linder Wooley. Norman Taylor returned to Bloomington to study at Indiana University Medical School. Isabelle Wetnight came back from a visit to son Robert Wetnight in Terre Haute.
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