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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
5
Unty Lodge No 637 IC of C meets at 7 30 p m Elks Lodge gathers at the home at 8 p m OS and Bales Lodge convenes at the hall at 7 p m
Local groups schedule a busy Thursday with church meetings at several sites. First EB church families host a Christmas party, and Ladies Aid of First M church plans a 2 p.m. program with guests. Various clubs including Clarion, Ride-A-Wee, Glenburn Mothers Circle, and Hiawatha meet for all day events or evening activities at community locations.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a membership dinner at the Legion hall at 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved order of Red Men meets at the hall in Yacquina at 1 30 p.m.
Mrs Mack Tyler returns home after three weeks visiting daughter Maxine in Buffalo New York. Mr and Mrs Glenn Maxwell who were visiting in the city with Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson return to Peoria Indiana. Mr and Mrs Eddie Fognini and Andrew Topping of Detroit Michigan spent the weekend with Mrs Fognini’s and Andrew’s parents Mr and Mrs Adam Topping of this city. Mrs Fognini is the former Miss Mary Topping of this city.
Mrs Frank Bailey hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Contract Bridge club at Mrs Lou Fleetwoods home on East Vincennes. A three course Christmas luncheon preceded bridge with Mrs J Victor Briggs winning first high and Mrs Claude Harris second. Members attending included J Victor Briggs Claude Harris George Haworth Rex Winters Kenneth Bennett Dan Watkins Ethel Humphreys J M Corbin George Morgan Robert Akre Fred Cravens and the hostess.
Several residents joined the funeral of Fred Debolt in Elnora on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A C Rayburn visited Lafayette to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C R Carr of Burns City were in Newberry on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rariden and Maalma Klinger spent time together over the weekend.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren church will not meet this evening as planned but will gather next Tuesday December 15 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Brewer.
An Eagle Encampment event labeled 1.0.C.F. No. 222 is scheduled for 8 p.m. attendees gather at the hail for ceremonies and activities. The notice provides a time and venue reference for the gathering.
Central Press presents E V Shepard on choosing between no trump and suit openings. He explains partnership bidding aims to inform quickly, with examples of hands and bidding sequences to show how to respond to partner and when to avoid no trump.
The article promotes fruit cakes baked inside candied grapefruit shells as unusual holiday gifts. It explains shell preparation, syrup curing, and wine pairing, plus a dark fruit cake recipe and a grapefruit salad idea.
Mrs Harris Wilkie hosted the Natiramas class annual Christmas party at the First Baptist church. Officers elected for the coming year include teacher Mrs R Lentings and president Mrs Will Harrah.
Donald James Kirkhart 22 of Danville Ill and Lelia Cavins Hinkle 29 of Bloomfield were married Sunday at Brazil Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Jack Masters. Kirkhart is son of Roy and (late) Mrs. Kirkhart of Bloomfield and works for Woolworth in Danville. Cavins family anchors Bloomfield.
The Southern Indiana Building and Loan Association files a foreclosure suit against Bloomfield Auto Co and Inez Shoptaw with guardianship by Inez Shoptaw for Francis Shoptaw plus Stephen A. Naugle Ed Skomp. Charles Denman sues Homer L. Dagley over a contract dispute.
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during their bereavement after Roy Bedwell's death. Appreciation expressed for flowers, rides, the minister, and all others who offered support.
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