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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1945
Page
3
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by HM a m to appear in that day’s issue. Personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed by Helen L Grubbs.
Monday events include Union Beauticians dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel at 7 p.m. with grab bag gifts. Pocahontas at Red Men’s hall 7 p.m. Six Alpha Chapter Triad meeting 6 30 p.m. at the library. Bay View clubs and churches host parties and gift exchanges through the evening.
Tuesday convocation of Linton after 132 Royal Arch Masons at 7:30 p m election of officers. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas lodge meets at 7:30 p m. Royal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at the hall at 7:30 p m. Delphian club meets at the ary at 7:30 p m. Local Union No 1112 Painters Paper Hangers meets at the Glen Hall at 7:30 p m. Glenburn Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p m at the community house. Special meeting of the Public Relations Committee Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas lodge at 7:00. Each member requested bring a gift for the veterans hospital. Wednesday Eagles Lodge meets at the hall 7:00 p m. Elks lodge meets at the home 7 p m. Unity Lodge No 637 I O O F meets at the hall at 7:30 p m. Rotary club luncheon at the Tea Home at 12:15 p m. Glenburn W S C S meets at the community house at 4:30 p m. Fortnightly meet with Mrs J Eison at 2:00. Service Class of the Saron Reformed Church meets with Mrs Jac Haseman at 2:00, Mrs Berns as co host. Lu 12 club Christmas party at the home of Mrs Lloyd Richards. Covered dish dinner at the gon hour. Cub Scout Christmas party for members and families Methodist church basement 7 to 9 bring 10c gift.
Thursday events include Hiawatha club at sea Men s hall all day American Legion Post at Legion Home 7 p m United Brethren choir practice 7 p m Methodist choir at church 7 p m War Mothers Auxiliary No 2 at library 7 p m Le Cercle des Amis at community house all day Baptist choir at church 7 p m Faith Temple No 42 Pythian sisters at hall 2 p m Christian choir at arch 7 p m
The Friday Women's Missionary Society of the ec United Brethren Church gathers at 6 00 PM for a church supper followed by a program. Local attendees and church members are expected to participate in the scheduled readings.
Orman Bough is ill at his home in Bloomfield. He is the brother of Mrs. Ethia Fish of here, Mrs. Carrie Switzer of San Diego, Cal., Miss Pearl Stalcup and Mrs. Mabel Keys of Bloomfield and Miss Grace Allen of the Plummer neighborhood were recent guests of Miss Winnie Hicks at Lyons. Miss Billie Joan Heenan has returned to Indianapolis after being confined to her home here for the past week with a cold. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Larsen have been called to Chicago, Ill. because of the illness of relatives.
Miss Aleda Bell Moss and Harry L. Bohannon plan a December marriage at the First Baptist Church chapel in Terre Haute. The ceremony will be attended by close family with Rev. Arthur S. Dodgson officiating followed by a luncheon at Hotel Deming. Moss has taught in Terre Haute and Linton. Bohannon owns a restaurant in Terre Haute and they will reside at Hotel Deming.
The Women’s Guild of the Sar on Reformed Church met in the church basement for a Christmas program with hostesses Mrs. Ed Ecker and Mrs. Henry Renken. The service featured a Doorways Abundant Life meditation, carols, a candlelight tribute, and officers installed for the coming year. A clothing drive for the Winnebago Indians in Wisconsin was announced with a Dec. 16 drop‑off.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Lyons Methodist church held its annual Christmas meeting at Mrs. Harriett Davidson’s home. Mrs. Bonnie Wells led with song and prayer, the Ever Ready quartet sang, and Miss Nola Yoder of the Glenburn Mission spoke as guest.
Talk introduced members of her church who shared Christmas customs from Scotland Yugoslavia and France. A playlet titled The Church was presented by several performers. Closing prayer by Miss Yoder. Guests and co hosts listed from Linton and local families.
Mrs. Harold Priest entertained the H-12 club at her aunt Mrs. James Davis's home. President Mrs. E L Cole led a business session to purchase another T B Bond for Christmas and plan a future covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Lloyd Richardson's house.
The called meeting of Jasonville Lodge No. 530 F. and A. M. was postponed. Ivory C. Tolle, grand lecturer, was to have conducted an inspection of the lodge.
Dr. Paul V. Evans former Army Medical Corps captain has been named assistant superintendent of City Hospital in Indianapolis. He is IU Medical School graduate, Shortridge alumnus, Purple Heart recipient for Italian theater wounds, and is married to Joan Curry Evans with a son, Paul D. Evans.
Dr. E W Steinkamp of Jasper, just discharged after three and a half years in the Army, will address the Southwestern Indiana Optometric Society at its December meeting in Vincennes Tuesday night December 11 at 7 30 in Dr Paul Conrads office. He will speak on Optometry in the Army and Dr Roy Hardin of Oakland City will preside. Dr Thaddeus Murroughs of Linton is a member of the group.
Linton firefighters answered a Sunday call to Hixon s and Sahm Clothing Store where an awning caught fire from a cigarette. Only slight damage resulted.
Marriage licenses issued by Clerk Frank Lenning in Bloomfield on Saturday go to Herbert E. Stalcup and Anna Del Feutz both of Bloomfield and Carl Wampler of Bloomfield and Margaret Heaton of Worthington.
In Miami on December 10, 27 naval airmen remain missing after five torpedo bombers failed to return from a night mission. A prior sighting of life rafts with two men aboard was debunked when Maj. Chandler Estes confirmed the rafts were packing cases. A separate 13 aboard patrol plane vanished the same night during the search for the torpedo bombers.
A capacity crowd attended the Triad Christmas program at the First Christian Church on Sunday evening. Decor included greenery, lighted tapers, a manger scene, and a large evergreen cross. Miss Dorothy Dugger directed the music in the familiar Triad style.
Mrs. V. E. Duncan of 210 West Vincennes Street fell on the front steps at home suffering injuries to her right shoulder and arm. She was taken to Freeman Greene County Hospital then transferred to Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan where her condition was reported as fair.
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