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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
5
Society notes request submissions for Linton Daily Citizen by 11 a.m. to appear in the day’s issue. Community clubs lodges parties churches and personal news are welcomed for publication.
Miss Bernadine Hill reports the Ladies of the Elks will host a New Year’s bridge tea at the Elks home on Thursday afternoon January 2 inaugurating the 1936 party series. Guests are invited. proceeds from a recent bazaar benefited the Associated Charities Christmas basket fund and a health bond will aid the Greene County Tuberculosis association’s Christmas Seal Sales. Committees will be named later.
First Baptist Church plans two Christmas features for the annual observance. An opening church school presentation begins at 7:15 p.m. tonight in the basement, followed by a Sunday evening 7 p.m. musical program in the church auditorium with a Santa Claus visit and treats. The program includes solos, duets, quartets, and a one act play, directed by De Roy Borders with pianist Stell Hobbs.
Members of the Sid D. Wiles camp of the United Spanish War Veterans and the Auxiliary are urged to attend a Monday night meeting at W. AF. W. hall on East Indianapolis street. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee will be served.
The Midland Middies host the Dagonville Yellow Jackets at 8 pm Friday. Both teams have had success this season and are expected to produce a thrilling game. Midland’s starting five are Mitchell, Stone, Barnes, Trusty and Hays while Jasonville’s lineup features Bissel, Vandeviver, Kahsn, Wright and Leturgez.
Bloomfield Indiana December 20 The jury in the State of Indiana versus Mel Mitchell for perjury was discharged at 1130 last night after failing to reach a verdict. The trial began Tuesday morning and deliberated from 2 pm Wednesday. The panel included seven regular jurors and five pickup jurors.
The Sherwood Safety chapter plans a 7 o'clock Friday night meeting in the basement of the Saron Reformed church. A large attendance is desired.
Friday social calendar shows Columbian Chanter No 140 O B S at 7 30 p m Quapaw Tribe No 1143 Improved Order of Red Men at 7 pm Yaquina club Christmas party all day meeting with Mrs John Shaw in West Linton Glenburn Mothers club Christmas party at community house Chatter and Stitch at Mrs Wesley Beans home 6 30 p m Mt Mellick club hosted by Mrs Emma Humphreys 2 15 p m A and First streets northeast Indianaola club 1 30 pm with Mrs James Priest J T M Club annual Christmas party at Mrs Bryan Taylor North West First street 7 pm transportation calls 521 J M E choir practice at church 7 pm
The Columbian Chapter of the Eastern Stag meets at the Masonic hall at 8 p.m. for a Christmas program with all members and friends invited. The H.G. L. club gathers with Mrs. Clarence Gillett at 8 p.m. for a Christmas party.
Mrs Russell Spencer of Dugger entertained in honor of the birthday of her mother Mrs S C Hanna of Jasonville. A covered dish dinner was served to Mrs Hanna, Mrs William Jacobs Jr. and Mrs Everett Wooten of Jasonville, Mesdames George Kious Ben Freeman Glen Moody and Margaret Ann, Clyde Harrison and Frank Wendel, George Risinger Homer Wilkes W H Bancroft C A Hanna Dale Jennings and William Thompson Miss Mary Risinger and the hostess.
Mrs Lincoln Jones of Dugger was guest of honor at a neighborhood party celebrating her birthday anniversary. Attending were Mesdames Mary Jones Lizzie Anderson J H Braatz Sam Farrar H P Raef Elizabeth Carter Cecil Stevenson Frank Buschur Joel Stevenson Dan Pigg Lawrence Bailey James Hummel Ed Shepherd William Driver F M Dukes Roxie Fitzpatrick and J L Story and Miss Effie Pigg.
Mrs Shanks and Miss Hagemier called on Mrs Chambers on Monday. Mrs Ribbons and Irene Shields returned from Chicago after visiting her brother Frank Stockwell. Loren Sparks recovers well after surgery at Freeman Greene County hospital. Edington and Emery families visited Har desty in Robinson Indiana. Bill Shilkett spent the weekend with relatives Roy Shilkett and June. Sinclair Hunter and family from Idaho moved into the Rufus McKee property in Lyons south area.
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