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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1936

Page

2

Morris Chapel Visits Mark Week of Local Social Ties

Floyd McFall of Brigham City Utah spent this week visiting relatives in the community while returning from Belle Vernon Pennsylvania where he was called by his mother's death. Funeral services for Mrs Gertie I Lornyah were held in Sullivan with Mr and Mrs Earl Hale and daughter Lois in attendance. Numerous families shared visits and dinners across Linton Terre Haute Gilmore and Indianapolis including Robson Hale Underwood and Reed households and trips to towns like Terre Haute Linton Gilmore and Indianapolis.

Floyd McFall Brigham City Utah Belle Vernon Earl Hale Lois Gertie Ilornyah Sullivan Edwin Robson William Davenport Winnie Lou Beadle Mary Webb Betty Linton Wm. Robinson Garriel Lovelace Indianapolis Mr. Robinson Earl Isom Barbara Jean Oz Smith Gilmore Robert Hale Aretta Davidson Jack Underwood Lois and Clarence Billy Betty Goodman Ola Oren Junie Reed James Sissil Bobby Smedley R. H. Robson Lester ‘Price Richard John Underwood Bill Page Harry Pentland Lucian Meurer Lonnie Meurer Basil Hale Mattie Hale Terre Haute Lester Hale Bill Robinson Ernest Lovelace Gerald Roy Usban Lovelace Dean Hale Lester Hale Hugh Tele Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Hospital Ruth Goodman Edna Hale Presley Goodman Roscoe Beadle Gilmour Barbara Jean Robson Ralph Robson Wrah David Underwood Clarence Hale

Medical Society Warns Against Frostbite Treatments

An Indianapolis medical bulletin condemns rubbing frostbitten skin with snow or subpar substances and urges gentle warmth and proper wrapping. It cites New York City police and outdoor workers to outline symptoms, risk factors, and the advantage of well fitting gloves or mittens. The notice then lists local social notices and visits of residents to hospitals and neighbors in Linton and Sullivan.

Prptanapolis Deera UPR Indiwae Medical Association New York City New York

New Woolen Velvet Plush Hat and Scarf Sets Sold

Local retailer markets new woolen velvet and plush hat and scarf sets as affordable gifts. Customers encouraged to consider them for stylish warmth. Cushings, tle.

Cushings

Lyons and Area Residents Return from Florida Visit

Local residents including John Davidson Joe Aydelotte J J Isles and Fred Scheffler of Carlisle return from extended Florida and southern travels. Funeral services held for Mrs Cornelia Sparks who died at her daughter's home here Tuesday. Various residents visit relatives in Terre Haute Bloomington and Linton while others report recoveries and family arrivals including Nina Ruth born December 10 to Mr and Mrs Harry Shorter.

John Davidson Joe Aydelotte J. J. Isles Fred Scheffler Carlisle Florida Cornelia Sparks Bloomfield Terre Haute Lloyd Stalcup Maumee Clay City Florence Thomas Newberry U. K. Stalcup Harry Carnahan St. Louis Voris Carpenter Bloomington Alice Betty Prazier Linton B. F. Chambers Will Stein Westphalia P. S. May Lyons Town Board Board of Health Frank Tibbett Bert Edwards Indianapolis Merlin Grounds Lowell Workman Clinton Harry Shorter Nina Ruth

Switz City Methodist Group Meets for Holiday Evening

Miss Bernice Haskett hosted the Standard Bearer girls of the Methodist church Wednesday night at her Switz City home. Meetings opened by president Miss Joanna Neal with singing, a Bible lesson by Juanita Adkins and Geneva Hancock, and a closing hymn and prayer. Guests included many area families. next meeting planned for January at Joanna Neal’s home.

Bernice Haskett Methodist Church Joanna Neal Juanita Adkins Geneva Hancock Town of Bethlehem Betty Jean Carter Mary Ruth Terrell Marybelle Gray Bonnie Cullison Juanita White Helen Slauter Marie Gibson Terre Haute Noah Gibson Annabel Bertha Cullison Lloyd Moore Leo Hulen Roy Borders Art Borders Linton Harry Bovenschen Ida Bovenschen Vincennes Min Philip Borders Selba Smith Bloomfield Robert Borders Shelton Foster Switz City Stanford Dennis Groomer Dorine Cincinnati Bonnie Wilma Miller Indianapolis John Miller Wayne Noel Clyde Stewart Walter Holmes Walter Wade Worthington

CIO predicts steel strike action as union drive expands

Washington reports a CIO official, aligned with John L. Lewis, says a steel industry strike is almost inevitable as the union seeks to organize about 500,000 workers. The CIO has assembled a large war chest and pledges readiness for action when the time comes.

Washington U.P Committee For Industrial Organization John L. Lewis CIO Lewis

Three Dozen New Holiday Hats Enter City Anuilinery

A spree of thirty six new holiday hats entered the city shops today in the millinery department. Citizens are urged to consider a new hat and veil for Christmas. Silks and braids in black brown rust green red from Cush ing’s. Mit le.

Anuilinery Cushing’s. Mit le

GAMBILL NEWS Gathers quilting day visits and illness lists

Mrs. Nell Smith, Trella Bennett, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. Leslie Kirkman, Mrs. Mildred Griffith and children Marilian and Philip visited Mrs. Roxie Smith on Friday for quilting and social time. Afternoon callers included Lacey Priest and others as well as Rollie Lacey’s dinner guests. Several students were absent from school due to illness.

Nell Smith Trella Bennett Mary Allen Leslie Kirkman Mildred Griffith Marilian Philip Roxie Smith Herbert Burris Marie Brewer Charles Shepherd Laverne Montgomery David McJean Howard Shepherd and

Market Report Livestock in Indianapolis

Hogs 2,000, holdovers 307, market about 10 cents lower. Lights 10.10 to 10.25, mediums 10.20 to 10.35, heavies 9.80 to 10.30, packing sows steady at 9.00 to 9.50, top 9.75. Cattle 50 head, yearlings 25, market steady apart from heifers. Yearling steers 11.85 per cwt, 1,525 lb averages 11.35, best heifers 10.00, bulk beef cows 1.25 to 4.75, cutters 38.25 to 40.00, dealers 50 cents lower, practical top 11.50. Sheep 50 head, market nominal, fat lambs and yearlings steady, sheep 25 to 50 cents higher. Late bulk western lambs 9.00, natives 8.75 down.

Indianapolis U.P

Dorraugh Baby Brings Joy to Local Family

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dorraugh of H street northeast announce the birth of their first child, a baby girl, reported from Akron Ohio. Their son Donald Dorraugh, long established in Akron, returns word of the happy event from the distant city.

Henry Dorraugh H” Street Akron Donald Dorraugh Donald

Unnamed violin pupils to perform at United Brethren church

The Christmas program at United Brethren church omits the names of Wendell Wright and his violin pupils in yesterday's Citizen. The violin pupils will perform as the second number in the first part of the program.

Wendell Wright United Brethren Church

Knights Pythias notice and meeting agenda

Second and third rank work will be given at seven oclock Monday night when the Linton K P lodge meets in its hall. The Lyons lodge will be present. AH members are urged to be present. New York manufacturers have sent us the newest in chiffon blouses for ladies. They are the last word in milady's wardrobe. Cushing's 19tté

Pythias Linton K. of P. Lodge Lyons Lodge New York Milady Cushing

Notice to Citizens National Bank stockholders 1938 meeting

Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Citizens National Bank of Linton that the annual meeting will be held in the directors room of the bank in Linton Indiana on Tuesday January 1938 at 4 00 o clock p m The purpose is to elect five members of the Board of Directors to serve during the ensuing year and for other business as may properly be presented JOE E TURNER Chairman of Board CLYDE Y Secretary Beautiful robes and pajamas at Cushing's advertising fragment included.

Citizens’ National Bank of Linton Linton Indiana Joe E. Turner Clyde Y, Davis

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