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Elkin C. Turner
Vance Sappenfield
Marjorie Walters
Helen Grubbs
Ira Lunn
Hoyt Clark
Citizen Buildings
S. Matsa
Indiana
APD
Daily Citizen
Albany Man Wins Name Change After WWI Draft Confusion
William Ladislaus Thomas Wisniewski told the judge that registration for the World War I draft led him to learn his birth name was Walter DeBerry. The judge granted a name change after he explained he had been known as DeBerry most of his life, except for two instances when he used his other name during drafts and marriage.
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Albany
N. Y
William Ladislaus Thomas Wisniewski
Walter DeBerry
Walter
DeBerry
Society Notes for Linton Daily Citizen Office
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a.m. to appear on that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed. Mrs. Marjorie Walters
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Linton Daily Citizen
Marjorie Walters
Social Calendar Packed with Christmas Events Across Local Clubs
Royal Neighbors meet for a 11 30 a m covered dish Christmas party at Red Men s Hall with a 50c gift. DeMolay and Mothers Circle gather 7 30 p m, Fagles Lodge at Republican HQ, Elks at Elks Home, Unity Lodge 637 I O OF at the wall, Rotary Luncheon at Methodist church 12 15 p m, Tri Kappa party at Teen Canteen 6 30 p m, and many other clubs host lunches, dinners, gift exchanges, and Christmas parties through the evening in homes and halls.
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Royal Neighbors
Red Men’s Hall
Tri-county
DeMolay
DeMolay Mothers Circle
Fagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
I O OF
Rotary Club
Tri Kappa
Dora Hagaman
Clarion Club
Earl Ellis
Linton Lodge
Kenneth Baker
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Harry McGrew
United Brethren Evaneglical Reformed Church
George Gonser
Bob Trinkle
First Christian Church
Evening church and Legion meetings on Thursday night
The schedule lists choir practices at Christian Church and United Brethren Church at 7:00 p.m. and Methodist choir at 7:30 p.m. The American Legion Post meets at the Legion Home at 7:30 p.m. at the hall.
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Pratice Christian Church
American Legion Post
Linton Lodge
United Brethren
Methodist
Friday Meeting Notices at Local Organizations
Sunset Wranglers gather at the conservation club at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting held at Glenburn Mission 7 00 p m Stated meeting Columbian Chapter 140 O at Quapaw Tribe 143 appears in notices for the evening.
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Sunset Wranglers
The
Conservation Club
Glenburn Mission
Alpha Delphian Club Christmas Party at Mehlhoff Home
The Alpha Delphian club held its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mehlhoff. The house was festively decorated with Christmas colors and a large lighted tree. Assistant hostesses included mesdames Fritz Hamilton Dixson and Miss Gaynell Workman. The group opened with the Lord's prayer and carols, and planned “Christmas Cheer” at the hospital from 2 to 4 pm on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mehlhoff
Alpha Delphian Club
Mesdames
Jacob Fritz
C. C. Hamilton
W. G. Dixson
Gaynell Workman
Hospital Guild
Grady Spiegel
Emma Lindsay Squier
Richard Hastings
Christmas program ends with carols and prizes
A Christmas program closed with accordion selections ending in Silent Night. Awards were presented to Mrs. Jack Klusmeier and Miss Bonna Baughman, with gifts to Jingle Bells. The evening concluded with Christmas pudding, whipped cream, coffee, and candy sticks tied with red ribbon.
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Jack Klusmeier
Bonna Baughman
Needlecraft Club Christmas Dinner Held at Mrs Marshall's
The Needlecraft club held its annual Christmas party Tuesday night at Mrs. O. M. Marshall's home. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner and festive decor including red candle centerpieces and miniature trees. Prizes went to Mesdames Collins Orman and Magruder with a hostess prize to Mrs. Collins. The group exchanged gifts and plans were announced for the next meeting with Mrs. Ray Magruder on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
O. M. Marshall
Mesdames
Harold Collins
Wayne Orman
Ray Magruder
Mrs. Collins
Cash Alexander
Albert Corneiller
Maude Fisher
Stanley Hastings
Greg Hixson
John Kennedy
Harry McGrew
Riley Hospital admission for Mackey D Bryant
Mackey D Bryant son of Mrs Iva Bryant 310 K Street Northwest has entered Riley Hospital Indianapolis for treatment and observation.
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Riley Hospital
Mackey D. Bryant
Iva Bryant
K” Street
Indianapolis
Keystone Bible Class Reelects Officers at Christmas Luncheon
The Keystone Bible Class of the Baptist church reelected officers at a Tuesday luncheon in the church lower auditorium. Officers include Mrs D W McIntosh teacher president Mrs John R Taylor vice president Mrs William Harrah secretary and Mrs George Cromwell corresponding secretary. Eighteen members and two guests Dr and Mrs S M Cornell attended.
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Keystone Bible Class
the Baptist Church
D. W. MclIntosh
John R. Taylor
William Harrah
Mary Roll
George Cromwell
John Taylor
McIntosh
Omer Dodd
Alma Anderson
S. M. Cornell
Miss Carpenter Bride In Ceremony Saturday
Miss Nona Louise Carpenter wed Elmer R. Carmichael in a Saturday evening service at the Linton Church of Christ parsonage conducted by Rev. Waldo Hoar. The couple, from Lyons and Marco, are Marco High School graduates and plan to reside locally.
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Nona ‘Louise Carpenter
Elmer R. Carmichael
Waldo Hoar
Linton Church of Christ
Clyde Carpenter
Lyons
John Carmichael
Marco
D. H. Vass
Wedding Guests Include Carmichaels and Brownhs in Washington
Attendants at the Washington wedding included Mr. and Mrs. John Carmichael Miss Mary Brownh Miss Esther Carmichael and Miss Lenorah Carpenter sister of the bride.
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John Carmichael
Mary Brownh
Esther Carmichael
Lenorah Carpenter
Women of the Moose Set Friday Initiation and Christmas Party
The Women of the Moose will hold a formal initiation at the hall Friday night at 7 30. Plans are complete for the Christmas party. Co workers are asked to bring a 1 dollar gift for the grab bag candy fruit and nuts for refreshments and a donation for the Christmas bucket to help a needy family.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Earl Bohley
Herman Graper
Clarion Club
Margaret Ridinger
C. E. Hatcher
Sunset Wranglers
Local Quapaw Council Initiates New Member
Mrs Gene vieve Lenning was initiated by Quapaw Council Number 80 at the Red Men s Hall. A Christmas party was planned for next Tuesday at 7 00 PM with a grab bag twenty five cent gifts and refreshments of candy and fruit.
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Genevieve Lenning
Quapaw Council Number 80
Red Men’s Hall
Chickateth Council Plans Christmas Party
Chickateth Council Number 253 announces a Christmas party at the hall on December 20. Members are asked to bring a 25 cent grab bag gift and refreshments of fruit and candy. Santa Claus will be present and members are urged to attend.
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Chickateth Council
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Elmo and Mrs Rusher
A miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Rusher at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller in Atlas. The event featured readings by Mrs. Margaret Shields and refreshments for many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade and families, Rev. Powell Forbes, and others with several sendings of regrets.
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Elmo Rusher
Harry Miller
Atlas
Rusher
Marine Miller
Margaret Shields
Harry Wade
Shirley Anderson
Wadis Reintjies
Barbara, Wendell
Linda Sue
David Shields
Andy Reintjes
Harry Armpriester
Bobby
Maurice Shanklin
Martha
Mary Ann
Orval Miller
Jackie
Larry
Patty
Maggie Miller
Buena Stewart
Janice
Johnny
Ronnie
Leonard Emery
Betty Rusher
Ann Helderman
Powell Forbes
Elmer
Floyd Booker
Bus Reed
Clyde Reintjes
Kenneth Kendall
Nora Spice
Lela Robertson
Bill Robertson
Brown
Trella Baker
Linton Beauticians Elect New Officers at Dinner
The Linton Beauticians elected new officers at a Christmas dinner meeting in the Roosevelt hotel dining room. Officers named were Virginia Wilson president Mary Hale vice president Thyra Faye Tuttle secretary and Margaret Ellis treasurer.
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Linton Beauticians
Roosevelt Hotel
Virginia Wilson
Mary Hale
Thyra Fay Tuttle
Margaret Ellis
Thelma Holden
State Legislative Board
Linton
Betty Mae
Doris Keller
Carolyn Keller
Melinda Lynn
Mesdames
Helen Moore
Dora Wright
Thelma Weaver
Thyra Faye Tuttle
Laverne Burch
Sylvia Goodman
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Bill
Haseman
Dugger
FHC
Eva Flynn
Hulda Buckner
Bob Ferry
Baptist
Emery Huff
Lettie Grounds
Ey Eer
Metal Doll House
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Linton’s
Miss Carpenter
Washington
Quapaw Council
Chickateth
Aven& My
Darryl
Myrna
Fighting Father
Carmelletti
John
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