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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
5
Note requires items be in the office by 11 a m to appear in the day’s issue. Welcomes personal news club lodge party and church notices for publication.
The Yacquinalub met at Mrs. Phil Bennett’s home Friday afternoon and elected officers: president Mrs. John Booker, vice president Mrs. John Shaw, secretary Mrs. Norman Thomas, treasurer Mrs. Phil Bennett, and flower treasurer Mrs. Cleve Mitchel. Several bingo games followed with prizes awarded to Mesdames Joe Smith, Norman Thomas, John Shaw, Beryl Morrison, Glen Helms, and James Moore, with plans for a Christmas party and all day meeting in two weeks.
Alma Pope hosted the Olive Branch church Young People's class Sunday night. The program featured piano by Dora Swan, violin solo by Imogene Gardner, musical reading by Esther Bolten, and readings by Rev. Gordon Kemble. Attending were Beulah Bolten, Ruth Bolten, Della Richards, Pauline Lynn, Kiligan sisters, Headley, Haseman, Lid dil sisters, Killion brothers, Donald Page, Hillard Haseman, Orval Killion, class members, Pope family, and Rev Kemble.
The Glenburn Mothers' Club met for an all day session Friday with hostess Mrs. Paul Prudhome and Mrs Chester Bradford. Fourteen members and one guest attended. one new member Mrs Gabriel Arnica joined. Bible study followed devotions and readings by several members. Committee for Christmas baskets named. plans set for a December 20 Christmas party at the Nola Yoder community club house.
Harry F. Dowell and Mrs Yowell announce the birth of a daughter named John Ruth born Sunday morning December 1 at Bloomington Hospital weighing 814 pounds. Scout leaders were informed, and the father mailed mimeographed notices. Mother and daughter are getting along splendidly.
We thank friends neighbors and news boys for loyal offerings and cards expressing kindness and sympathy after the loss of our mother Martha Talkington of Westport William Talkington of West Port J Talkington of Westport and Mr and Mrs E L Barnes of inten9t1p
Residents of Maumee urged to attend safety meeting at Hagles Hall East Avenue street at seven o clock tonight. Talks along new safety lines will be given and all residents are urged to be present.
Chitateth Council of Poca hontas meets at 7 p m at Metropolian lodge No 193 K of P. Boy Scouts hold a regular session at 7 o clock.
The Hore Economic club meets at the Library at 2 p m. The Girl Stouts gather at 7 p m. Socialist locals convene at the old post office at 7 50 p m. Royal Arch Masons Chapter No 132 meets at 7 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 at Poca My. Alpha Delphian club convenes at the public library at 7. Mrs. Jess Inman leads. The First Methodist choir meets at the church at 7 p m. Contract Bridge club meets with Mrs. Claude Aperis at 2 p m. Les Circle Des Amis gathers at 1 p m. at Nola Yoder Community house.
Get Adéquainted club meets Salvation Army Hall at 7 80 p m Glenburn Aid Society holds regular session Christian Ladies Aid convenes an all day church meeting Royal Neighbors gather for regular session at 7 30 p m Rotary Luncheon at 12 15 p m U B church Unity Lodge No 6871 C OF F meets at 7 30 p m Elks lodge assembles at 8 Eagles lodge at hall 7 30 p m Eight oclock Bridge club meets with Miss Virgina Holden on East Vincennes street.
Multiple groups including Home League at Mrs. R W Hensley home, Baptist choir, First Christian church choir practice, Naval Order Moose 1434, American Legion Post, Hiawatha club all day at Redmen Faith Temple No 42, Pythian Sisters, Missionary society at Mrs George Aydelotte, and Ladies Aid of MFE church hold 2 pm meetings. Members urged to attend. bring covered dish and a ten cent toy for Christmas baskets.
Fr id ay Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at 7 pm The M W choir will assemble at the hotels for practice at 7 pm
A Saturday notice lists Magic Encampment I 0 0 2 No 222 meeting at 8 p.m. and Home Guards of M E church meeting in the church social room at 2 p.m.
Eagles lodges in the district plan a January meeting in Linton. About twenty members of the Linton Maeles lodge attended the Washington gathering. Several candidates were initiated with Washington officers assisting. nearly all district lodges were represented.
A 7 pound girl named Josephine Lucille Taylor was born Friday night December 6 at Freeman Greene County hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor formerly Virginia Sharp. The baby and mother were discharged to their home yesterday.
The Tuesday Afternoon Contract club will be entertained at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude Harris on Third street southeast.
The College Hill Parent-Teachers association schedules a two play program in the school auditorium at 7 15 pm Thursday and Friday. The Old Maids Club and Why Lie About It feature a large cast led by Miss Luella Primrose and Jack Ervine. Tickets available from students or cast members as the group continues its annual school improvement drive.
Local families share holiday updates from West Terre Haute to Bloomington and beyond. Eugene Duke and Mrs Duke visit Mrs Dukes parents Mr and Mrs Henry Robinson. numerous relatives including the Blume and Miller families host Thanksgiving meals and weekend gatherings with friends and neighbors.
Mrs Opal McCart of Lyons is ill at her parents home Mr and Mrs Ovie Keller on Tenth Street. She was reported unimproved after ten days of illness and is not permitted visitors.
Bridge analysis discusses a central press problem by E W Shepard on a South hand in a 4 spades contract. It details opening leads, dummy visibility, and the defense that allows West to set or hold the contract with precise play sequences and card counts.
Seasonal guide describes decorative tin boxes for storing candies jams and hams with vintage designs. It provides five recipe items Honey Almond Caramels Opera Dreams Mocha Christmas Creams and Rum Patties with precise cooking stages and yields.
Two weeks remain to place orders to the Linton Daily Citizen and Indianapolis News for a Ginger doll for Christmas. The deadline is Saturday December 21 five orders per doll, three for the News and two for the Citizen, per Circulation Manager E. K. Barnes. About forty Ginger dolls have already been distributed in the district.
The cabinet of the BY P O of the Tirs Baptist church will meet at 7 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Omer Dodd on Fourth street northeast. All members are urged to be present.
Word has been received of a 10 pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grubbs of Danville Kentucky. The child has been named Dina Lee. Mrs. Grubbs is identified here as Miss Lorene Barnard.
John Madaris, 40, a local teamster, was arrested Sunday by Linton police on assault and battery, intoxication and disturbing the peace. He will be removed to Greene County jail to await a circuit court hearing.
A bingo party will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday night in Red Man's hall by the Quapaw council of Pocahontas. Prizes are on display in Penney's store window for the event.
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