Mrs Ewing Chambers Hosts J T M Club Christmas Party
The J T M club met at Mrs Ewing Chambers West Linton for its annual Christmas party. Members voted to give a Christmas basket again. Contests yielded prizes for several members and hostess prizes were awarded. Gifts were exchanged and a two course luncheon was served to ten members and two guests. The next meeting is January 15 at Mrs Jesse Flack's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. M. Club
Ewing Chambers
West Linton
Woodard
Hodges
Jesse Flack
Hunter
Jack Oniones
James Dodds
Openshaw
Mrs Adolph Lechien Hosts J B G Club Party
Mrs Adolph Lechien hosted a J B G club gathering at her city home with a brief business session and social hour. Plans for a December 22 Christmas party at Mrs Kenneth Russel's home were announced. Miss Fern Lynch revealed her engagement to Guy Ellison. Refreshments included Coney Island sandwiches ice cream coffee and cocoa for Mesdames Addis Bellamy Ezra Miller George Wilson Percy Goodson James Holder Emery Bellamy Leo Cunningham Maurice Duffrey Kenneth Russell Win Craft Gene Gennicks Irvin Weller and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lechien
J. B. G. Club
Kenneth Russel
Fern Lynch
Guy Ellison
Coney Island
Mesdames Addis Bellamy
Ezra Miller
George Wilson
Percy Goodson
James Holder
Emery Bellamy
Leo Cunningham
Maurice Duffrey
Kenneth Russell
Win Craft
Gene Gennicks
Irvin Weller
Waneta Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Forest Hunter
Waneta club members and guests enjoyed a Christmas dinner hosted by Mrs Forest Hunter on Sixth Street Northeast. Decorations, a large illuminated tree, and candy favors marked the festive gathering. Officers elected for the coming year include President Stewart Burress and Vice President Mary McAlister. The group planned to meet again January 15 at Mrs Raymond Higgerson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hunter
Waneta Club
Sixth Street
Stewart “Burress
Mary
McAlister
Bolton
An- Lats
Andy
Stewart
Adam Topping
Cora Faulk
Raymond King
Peggy Bedwell
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Juanita Hill
Bernadene Hill
Messers Stewart Burress
Andy Stewart
Ross Johnson
Don Kel Jer
Mesdames Mary McAllister
Thomas Cody
Stewart Burress
Russ Johnson
Raymond Higgerson
Palestine
Hunter
Surprise Birthday Party Fetes Edwin Robson and Wife
Edwin Robson and wife were honored at a surprise party hosted at the Robson home by Mr and Mrs Rose Robson with Miss Winnie Lou Beadle as hostess. Guests shared games, music, and gifts, then refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Robson
Rose Robson
Winnie Lou Beadle
R. O H. Robson
Claud Poster
Mildred Woodruff
Harry Beadle
Marie Raley
Hobart Smith
Junior Browning
Aretta Davinson
Sirena Scherb
Garrell Kent
Ernest Goodman
Norma Goble
Howard Jenkins
Billie Bohnert
Anna Merle Mullins
Warren Gordon
Dorothy Woodruff
Ward Combs
Ruth Thomas
Carl Letty
Norma Woodruff
John Bruner
Harry Pentland
Chick McKee
Forest Handley
Doris Petit
Gaylord Walters
Leona Mollet
Arthur Browning
Dale Stanton
Donald Linn
Arthur Fish
Kathleen Harbin
Margaret Harben
Lois Hale
Margaret Jackson
Mrs. Robson
Winnie Leu Beadle
Mrs Anna Schaffer Hosts A C C Club Christmas Party
Mrs Anna Schaffer hosted A C C Club members at Mrs Estel Reintjes home for a Christmas gathering. The program included Holy Night, readings by Ruth Reintjes Kathleen Reintjes Marilyn Lacey and Mrs Jesse Knowles, songs by Mrs Wadies Reintjes with piano by Mrs Daniel Marty, and Lotto games with prizes to several members. Gifts were exchanged and the next meeting will be at Mrs Jennings Goodman for a watch party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schaffer
A. C. C. Club
Estel Reintjes
Ruth Reintjes
Wadies Reintjes
Daniel Marty
Kathleen Reintjes
Marilyn Lacey
Jesse Knowles
Bennies.Sims
Mt Mellick Club Christmas Party and Charity Gifts
Mrs Peter Schloot and Mrs Emma Humphreys hosted a Yuletide luncheon at Mrs Herschel J’s home. Members voted to donate 2.60 to associated charities and 2.50 to the TB association. The Mt Mellick club plans another meeting at Mrs Lew Warner’s home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mellick Club
Peter Schloot
Emma Humphreys
Associated Charities
T.B. Association
Andy Humphreys
Lew Warner
Herschel—Sor J
Herschel Lynn
Rey Clayton
Ed Greenwood
Cecilia Nolan
Kings Heralds Hold Christmas Party at M I Church
The King's Heralds of M I church host a Christmas party with June Mong at 290 First Street Northwest at T p.m. Attendees bring a ten cent gift for exchange and donate gifts to missionary children in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
M. I. Church
June Mong
First Street Northwest
T P.m
Africa
Club and Scout Meetings Scheduled for Monday Evening
The H-12C club gathers with Mrs. Lloyd Richardson at 7 p.m. Boy Scouts meet at 7 p.m. in regalia at Metropolitan Lodge No. 3K. of Port. Chickateth Council of See tay convenes at the Red Men hall at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Richardson
Boy Scouts
Regalia
Metropolitan Lodge
Port the Hall
Chickateth Council of
See Tay
Red Men Hall
Greene County Test No 1162 Veterans Foreign Wars Meeting
Veterans Foreign Wars on J Vine Crescent Street at 7 30 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 of Poca hontas at Ted Menhall at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
J. Vine Cemnes Street
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Ted Menhall
Wednesday Christmas Party Plans Note Eccentric Schedule
Wed Tri Kappa meet at Mrs Floyd McCullough home at 8 p.m for annual Christmas party. Baptist Ladies Aid meeting canceled. Glenburn and Christian Ladies Aid hold regular or all day sessions. Royal Neighbors 7:30 p.m. Rotary Luncheon at 12:15 p.m. First Christian church. Unity Lodge No 687 I.O. of C.F. at 7:30 p.m. Elks at home 7 p.m. Eagles at hall 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappas
Floyd McCullough
Christian Ladies Aid
Rotary
First Christian Church
aeaRue
Saturday Eagle Encampment at the hall 8 p.m.
The Eagle Encampment No 222 meets at the hall tonight at 8 o clock with C F in charge and a brief program planned. Members are urged to attend and observe the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
C.F
Saron Reformed Aid Society Entertained
The Ladies Aid of Saron Reformed church met at Mrs. William Hilgedick’s home with nineteen members and two guests. They elected officers for the year, approved benevolence gifts, and featured a Christmas program led by Mrs. Russell Pope. Santa distributed greetings as refreshments ended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Saron Reformed Church
William Harding
Third Street
William Hilgedick
Russell Pope
Clara Huber
Fort Wayne
Mra
William Thilgedick
John J. Berna
George Haseman
Garrett Kramer
Ed Stoeckel
Elegant Season Party Enjoyed by Local Residents
The event drew a crowd of well known attendees including Mesdames Marty Decourcy Wayne Anderson Ed Greenwood Ralph Thomas Madge Chapman Kenneth Morgan Roy Clayton and Misses Cecilia Nolan Margaret McDonald Genevieve Rousch Edith O’Brien and the hostess Mrs Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Marty Decourcy
Wallace Anderson
Ed Greenwood
Ralph Thomas
Madge Chapman
Kenneth Morgan
Roy Clayton
Cecilia Nolan
Margaret McDonald
Genevieve Rousch
Edith O’brien
Mrs. Lynn
Apple Pie Chimneys Aid English Style Desserts
HO WOMEN'S NOTES by Josephine Beardsley highlights apple pie as a beloved dessert. It discusses English deep dish pies and American one crust pies, praising pie chimneys or substitutes like egg cups and paper funnels to vent steam and prevent “running over.” It notes Little Traveler in Geneva Illinois popularizes deep dish apple pie and other English dainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Pte
Geneva
Til
England
Candied Apple Pie From Simple Oven Method
A simple recipe describes mixing one cup brown sugar Ya cup butter and one cup flour, rubbed together to form a crumb topping. Spread over sliced apples in a pie pan with no bottom crust and bake slowly for about fifty minutes at 3245 degrees F.
Dugger Social News Highlights From Dugger Area
Mrs Frank Sweeney hosted a surprise birthday party at her home honoring her 89th birthday. Guests included Sybil Sweney Ray Tison Lloyd Buckalew Glen Barham and others. Also noted are visiting relatives in Sullivan Jasonville and Terre Haute, club gathering for George Schaad, and thanks from bereaved family Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweeney
Sybil Sweney
Ray Tison
Lloyd Buckalew
Glen Barham
Roy Schofield
Joan
Davie Bedwell
Billy Dean
William Wall
William Watkins
Frank Denman
Chloe Quakenhbush
Harold
Paul Sweeney
Charles
Nora Webb O Sullivan
Thomas Young
Miv
George Schoald
Dugger, Mire
George Schaad
Juneo
Vernal Ellis
Edward Wilkes
Terre Haute
Thomas Robinson
Ona Jane
Robinson
U.M.W.A
Ray Schofield
Jack Stewart
Linton
Jenny Robertson
Little Traveler Deep Dish Pie
A historical recipe for a deep dish apple pie using flour, lard, salt, apples, sugar, and cinnamon. It describes making a stiff dough, rolling, layering apples with sugar and cinnamon, adding a top crust, and baking about 45 minutes in a moderate oven with a pie chimney or vent to release steam.
Mother Snyder's Dutch Apple Pie Recipe Card
Do not handle dough more than necessary. Mix flour cinnamon and sugar. Cut in shortening and add cold water to form a stiff dough. Roll dough to about half inch thick and fit into pie pan. Fill with sliced apples and sugar mixture. bake with cream as directed.
Cheesy Apple Pir Pie From Historic Crust Recipe
A vintage recipe describes a cheese crust pastry for an apple pie. It instructs rubbing shortening into flour with fingers, reserving a portion for cheese filling, mixing with cold water to form stiff dough, rolling and cutting strips, layering apples with sugar, weaving pastry strips in a criss-cross top, sealing edges, and baking at 425 degrees F for 15 minutes then lowering to 459 degrees F for 20 more minutes.
Local Subscriptions End Soon If Not Per Mail Payment
Laundry of garbled OCR lists subscription terms for a newspaper with mentions of Society Inditers Platte 297 Sursoeopeonates Mudl subscriptions payable in advance and options for paid periods. References to Indiana and out of state rates appear, but exact figures are unclear due to damaged text.
Advertising rates and notices details from Reading press
Advertising rates shown per column inch and per word for first insertion. Subsequent insertions priced per inch. Classified advertising and reading notices priced per line. Obituaries and cards of thanks offered with permanent contracts or notices upon application.
Happy New Year Outlook for 1937 Steel Boom
The steel industry signals strong 1937 prospects with record unfilled tonnage since 1929 and rail orders for 900000 tons of steel rails and 270000 tons of track accessories. A booming steel sector foreshadows broader prosperity across industries, suggesting a rosy year ahead.
Pie with apples and sugar mixture bake in oven
Instructions describe filling a pan with sliced apples, pouring a sugar mixture over them, adding cream, and baking in a moderate oven for about forty five minutes.
Wanderers' Return Shows Fading Wild Youth Crises
National Youth Administration directors across 14 midwestern states report the wandering youth problem has melted away with better times. They credit improved jobs, CCC camps, and NYA efforts for reclaiming 16 to 25 year olds in transient centers, once numbering over 50,000 in May 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
CCC
NYA
Names and ages elude Social Security Board scrutiny
The Social Security Board in Washington faces widespread misreporting of ages and identities. Ex convicts, actors, and businesswomen use false names, complicating records and prompting concerns that the truth could cost people their jobs. The board notices that many citizens live under aliases, challenging accurate data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Washington
Exconvicts
Shake- Speare
Security Board
Sunday Dinner Guests at Morris Chapel
Sunday guests gathered at Morris Chapel as Marl Wale and family hosted Basil Hale George Smith Robert Smith Malcolm Meurer Charles Meurer Max Fitzpatrick Edwin Robson and Barbara Jean Robson plus Hall Underwood family and Cot Butler family visiting neighbors nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Wale
Basil Hale
George
Robert Smith
Malcolm
Charles Meurer
Max Fitzpatrick
Edwin Robson
Barbara Jean
R. H. Robson
Hall Underwood
Ruby
Susanne
Cot Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Usily
Mrs. Ewing Chambers
J.T.M. Club
J.B.G. Club
A.C.C. Club
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Glenburn Aid Society
Royal
Unity Lodge No
Eagles Lodge
Saron Reformed Aid Society
Josephine Beardsley
Dugger
Bailey
Yoder
W. M. Rollins
Woodrow
Little Traveler
Mother Snyder
Linton Daily Citizen
Liston Cypizen Cog
AO Poeddiie Newspaper
Soun AL Watkins Matter and Publisher
Citigen
Macin
Matl
Inddana
Powell & Madison
Wanderers
Humphreys, Schloot & CO
Penney's
THE
Variety Store
Pete Courtney
Linton Electric Welding Works
Morris
Etta Kett
BY Paul Robinson
Hockei
Phil
Ile Linton Milk CO
Tom Barrowman
J, Dollas Cafe
Clayton
Funeral Home Phone
Welty Stalcup
Gilbreaths
Vincennes St. Roosevelt Hotel
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
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