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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1952
Page
3
The Pyramid Texts inscribed on inner walls of five small Egyptian pyramids are considered the oldest religious literature. Earlier centuries saw military architecture focus on walls towers and gates around cities and camps.
Small spring frogs known as peepers carry outsized voices. The heralded chorus fills wetlands and backyards as nocturnal calls echo after dusk.
A study notes Colorado accounts for 42 of the 55 tallest mountains in the United States, reflecting the state’s rugged terrain and alpine elevations. Mount Elbert and nearby peaks anchor the tall mountain cluster, drawing attention from climbers and geographers alike.
Society items must arrive at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in the day s issue Mrs Ann Toney invites clubs lodges church groups and personal notices submissions for that day s edition
Social calendar notes three meetings this evening. Mothers of World War II gather at the Legion Home at 7 00 p.m. Chickateth Council Pocahontas convenes at Red Men’s hall at 7 30 p.m. Bay View Study Club meets at the public library at 7 15 p.m.
Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel dining room 6 30 PM Quapaw council No 80 Poca hontas at Red Men's hall 7 30 PM Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at Moose home 7 30 PM Alpha Delphian club at public library 7 30 PM Local Union No 1525 Painters and Paperhangers at K of P hall 7 PM
Royal Neighbors meet at Red Men's Hall at 11 30 am Eagles Lodge meet at home 7 pm Elks Lodge at Unity Lodge No 637 Loop 7 30 pm Rotary Club luncheon at the high school 12 15 pm
Fraternal notices list Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meeting at the hall at 7 30 p m and Eagle Encampment 222 LO OF Women of the Moose Chapter 19 gathering at the Moose Home at 4 p m with activities announced for Friday.
Mrs Mary Foster led the Mt Moriah Methodist Cross ae Crown Workers in a worship service at the VanHorn home. Rev Hubert Crane read scripture, Wayne Cox led prayer, Georgia Stanton and Kathleen Morris hosted contests, prizes awarded, grab bag exchanged, refreshments served to listed families and guests.
In Frankfort Indiana a Pennsylvan ia Railroad Blue Grass Special passenger train collides with a Nickel Plate freight at a crossing. Wet rails and fog blamed. The 150 passengers aboard the slow moving train escaped injury as two Nickel Plate cars derail and a storage car leaves the tracks. Passengers transfer to a Monon Route train to Indianapolis with no further delays.
The H-12 club met Friday night at the home of Mrs. Jack Spice with Mrs. Gilbert Sims as co host. After a brief business meeting, games and contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Wilford Roof Mrs. Dorsey Woodward and Mrs. C W Martin. Candles and holly decor highlighted gifts under a large lighted Christmas tree while refreshments were served to a gathering including Mesdames Roscoe Bicknell Frank Browning Fred Cheever Everett Cole Earl Ellis Harvey Grounds Oscar Haussin Merlin Grounds C W Martin Wilford Roof Forest Gilbert Dorsey Woodward and the hostesses.
Twelve members of the Friendly Bible class at First Christian church enjoyed a Christmas luncheon. Tables featured small trees and candles with angels and choir boy favors. After a brief meeting, poems were read and a story told, gifts were exchanged, and fruits and jellies were delivered to Rest Haven.
The marriage of Miss Barbara Nalker and Erwin Thompson was performed at 6:00 p.m. on November 13 in Des Plaines by Rev. Carlson of the Baptist Missionary church. The couple, both of Des Plaines, will reside there. the bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walker of Washington.
Allan W. Brown seaman USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Walton Linton route two, arrived Dec. 16 in Long Beach aboard the heavy cruiser USS Helena from the Korean combat zone. The Helena carried President elect Eisenhower from Guam to Hawaii and hosted top level conferences. It departed Long Beach in May for its third Korean duty and served with Task Force 177 providing gunfire support. In the Far East the ship visited Nagoya and Kobe and held open house, a first since World War II.
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