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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
The M. E. church choir meets for practice at 7 p.m. Fidelity circle hosts a Christmas party with Mrs. John Kennedy at 2 p.m. Fortnightly club ladies enjoy luncheon at Mrs. John Gravens home.
Saturday notices report Bath Eagle Encampment I C O F No 222 meeting at 8 p.m. and Home Guards of M E church at 2 p m in the church social room. Also mentions Mrs James Ashburn and family shopping in Linton Tuesday.
The Salvation Army Home League met at Mrs. R W Hensley’s home in the citys south part. A noon dinner was served to members including Mrs Hensley Mr and Mrs R W Hensley Mr and Mrs Lowell Harrell and others. Mrs Ladsons birthday was celebrated with gifts. The league planned a Christmas party for next week and asked attendees to bring a ten cent gift for the Grah Bag.
The Clarion club met at Mrs. Charles Trotter's home with nine members present. Officers elected: president Mrs Earl Ellis, vice president Mrs Ed Hall, secretary Mrs Charles Anderson, treasurer Mrs John Murnock. The group donated $2 to Christmas charity and held contests with prizes. Meeting upcoming January 9 hosted by Mrs Ola Williams.
Mrs Maurice Dye entertained her bridge club at East Vincennes street Wednesday evening for a Christmas party. Several bridge games were played with Mrs Walter Struckmeyer winning the prize. Afterward gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to guest Mrs Wayne Maxwell and club members including Mesdames Fulkerson Kerrell Johnson Harold Berns Wenza Stewart Banks Struckmeyer and the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Fulkerton's home.
Misses Margaret Skerd and Helen Willey of Bloomfield visited Tuesday evening. Virginia Wilson of this city was here on business. Mrs Mary Chapman of West Linton celebrated her seventy sixth birthday. Various residents including Garrett Poe Jasonville and Dean Flynn Odon were seen in Linton and surrounding towns for visits and business.
The United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Raymond Boston’s home for a Christmas season program. Correll and McAfee read prophecies of Christ’s birth. The group sang hymns including Watchman Tell Us of the Night and O Come All Ye Faithful. A Mary and manger tableau was presented as gifts were lighted from a central Spirit of Christ candle.
Otto Kruger and Martha Leeper headline the Grand Theatre production of Two Sinners with Minna Gombell Cora Sue Collins and Frederick Munier. Based on Warwick Deeping’s novel Two Black Sheep the drama follows a man and woman enduring harsh judgment who find happiness together.
Buck Jones leads the Western Hello Trouble showing tonight at the Sher Ritz. The film features a strong dramatic plot and notable performances by Wallace MacDonald Rosve Alan Lina Basquette.
Hogs 5 000 held 180 steady heavies 9 50 9 70 mediums 9 60 9 80 lights 9 60 9 80. Cattle 600 calves 400 slaughter classes lower in Friday cleanup trade steers and heifers mostly 8.00 and under cows 4 50 6 00 cutters 8 00 4 25 dealers steady 11 down.
Bloomfield hosts mix of showers and club meetings with Mrs Milo Moffett guest of honor at Miss Sheehes home. Busy Bee Quilters meet for a covered dish lunch, Argonaut club discusses books at the library, and bridge prizes awarded to Mrs H V Johnson and Mrs R L Luttrell amid regional visits by visitors from Scotland and Indianapolis.
Gift shop advertising clever, beautiful and reasonably priced items for home decor and gifts. NEW HOME FURNISHING CO presents a selection appealing to shoppers seeking stylish, affordable pieces.
A Dugger funeral home firm named Aikin faces scrutiny over service pricing. Officials emphasize that costs remain stable and no hidden fees are charged. Community members seek clarity on itemized charges and available options.
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