Eaton Christmas Party Embraced by Heaton Family
Eatons entertained many guests including Mr and Mrs Maurice Heaton newlyweds and their family at a Christmas noon dinner. Afternoon gifts were exchanged beneath the tree for grandchildren and great grandchildren with attendees from Alkire Dennis Dennis Wright Heaton and Gamble families of Linton Dugger Pleas Vills Terre Haute and nearby areas. Regrets came from Harold Berns New Albany Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Heaton
Iidchildren
Maurice Heal
Ile
Ed Frahid
Wallace Alkire
Ernest Dennis
Sharon
Otis Gray
S. Roy Gray
Billy
William Richardson
Ughter Sheryl
Is Himebrook
Rae Angelo
Anita Heaton
Near
Linton
Ster Heaton
Ovid
Ele
Sandra
Aurice Heaton
Lyons
Paul Gambill
Ughter
Sharla
Dugger
Olaf Townsley
Floyd Townsley
Idred, Joan
Bobby
Pleasvills
William Alkire
Virnia Thomas
Bruce Hayes
Joel Jr
Grant Allen
Lin
Noah Hayes
Terre Haute
Harold Berns
Newany
Pontiac man visits sister’s home before tonsil surgery
Donald May of Pontiac Michigan visits with his son Bruz May on Sunday then plans to return later in the week for surgery. He will undergo removal of tonsils at the Indianapolis hospital after his operation is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onald May
Pontiac
Mich
Bruz
Donald
Thedjst. Hospital
Indianapolis
Rev M V Foster Conducts Funeral Rites In Indianapolis
Pastor Rev M V Foster of the First Christian Church led funeral rites for Afton E Coats a former Patricksburg resident who died in Indianapolis Saturday morning.
Winters Family Sends Greetings
The Messenger the First Baptist Church of Ickson Michigan prints a Christmas number honoring Rev. and Mrs. Carl S Winters and their two daughters Barbara Lou and Janet Lynn. Linton residents Rev and Mrs Winters are pictured with church members and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
First Baptist Church of
Ickson, Mich
Linton People
Carl S.winters
Lin
Winters
Alice G. Butler
F Tinton
Daily Citizen
Messenger
Marie Donie Born Anniversary Party At Home
Marie Donie was surprised by a birthday party held Thursday afternoon on F street northeast. Parents Mr and Mrs Carl Lonie hosted games and contests with Lillian Graves winning a prize and refreshments served to a group of young guests including Irene Maddison Betty OHern James Currans Rosalie Frances Marjorie Johnson Kathryn OConnor Rita Marter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Donie
F” Street
Carl Lonie
Lillian Graves
Irene Maddison
Betty O’hern
James Currans
Rosalie Frances
Marjorie Johnson
Kathryn O'Connor
Bowling League Tilts Announced At Linton Alleys
The Linton Bowling League reveals weekly games at Linton Bowing Alleys with matchups including Tylers against Coca-Colas on Monday, Tylers vs Coca Colas. Elks versus Sinclair on Tuesday. Walfordds versus Elsons on Thursday. Rookie league features Velvet Ice Cream against Apple Knockers on Wednesday and Kellers against Carltons on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Bowling Alleys
Linton
Tylers
Coca-Colas
Elks
Sinclairs
Walfords
Elsons
Velvet Ice Cream
Apple Knockers
Kellers
Carltons
Sullivan Reporter Weds in Bloomfield
Eleanor McCoy a Sullivan Daily Times reporter and David Giles of Sullivan were married Friday afternoon in Bloomfield. Rev. Jack Masters officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ethel McCoy, is a 1988 Sullivan High School graduate and Delta Theta Tau member. Giles, son of Hugh Giles, also graduated in 1988 and has worked in Pontiac, Michigan, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Eleanor McCoy
Sullivan Daily Times
David Giles
Bloomfield
Jack Masters
Brazil Presbyterian Church
Ethel McCoy
Sullivan High School
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Giles
Hugh Giles
Sullivan High
Pontiac, Mich
In Memoriam for Lewis Cousins Departed December 28 1935
In loving memory of our dear father Lewis Cousins who departed this life December 28 1935 His daughters Mrs J B Henderson of Kearny New Jersey and Mrs Homer Brooks of Linton Indiana insert this tribute noting Jesus does all things well The notice reflects a family obituary placed by daughters in a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cousins
Jesus
J. B. Henderson
Kearny
N. J
Homer Brooks
Linton
Ind
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Weekend visitors and holiday travels across Indiana towns
Local residents report visits from relatives and friends during Christmas including Mr. and Mrs. Solliday of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Stalcup, Miss Risher returning from Terre Haute, and many others from Chicago Terre Haute Indianapolis Sullivan Bedford Vincennes and Michigan. Several locals traveled to Milwaukee and Jeffersonville for holidays and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Solliday
Indianapolis
Mr. Solliday
Fannie Stalcup
Hazel Risher
Terre Haute
Mrs
Fred Risher
Neil Riggs
Chicago
Harold ‘Risher
Milwaukee School’ of Engineering
Milwaukee
Wis
Royce Risher
Harold
Dwayne Vondeschmitt
Sharon Carol
Rosemary Johnson
Detton Triumphs After Upset Bout in Los Angeles
Detton, a heavyweight wrestling claimant, faced Sandar Seaho in a bout in Los Angeles. Despite rising on offense, Detton lost the early exchange but then secured a surprising win in the later stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szabo
Detton
Dean Detton
Sandar Seaho
Los Angeles
Detter
Social calendar for Monday activities across groups
Boy Scouts meet in regular session at 7 p.m. Metropolitan Lodge No. 193 K of P holds 7:30 p.m. Chickateth Council of Pocahontas convenes at Red Men hall at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
K, of P
Chickateth Council of Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Quapaw Council No. 80 of
Pocahontas
Church and club notices for an active week
Community groups announce meetings and events. M E choir practice at the church at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Tuesday Afternoon pidge club meets Wednesday at 2 16 p.m. with S S William Goldberg. Quapaw Council 80 Pocahontas meets 7 p.m. at the hall. Greene County Post 1162 VFW on E Vincennes at 7 30 p.m. Thursday Afternoon club women host a dinner bridge at the Ideal Hotel at 7 p.m. Bridge at Floyd Moe Cullaugh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidge Club
William Goldberg
Greene County Post
Veterans Foreign Wars
E. Vincennes Street
Local Club Meetings and Installations Listed
Community groups hold events this week including Ladies Fancywork circle at 2 pm with Mrs Lee McClung on A street NW and Tuesday Bridge at 2 15 pm with Mrs Wm Goldberg. Christian Ladies Aid and Baptist Ladies Aid meet at churches. Rotary lunch at 12 15 pm. Unity Lodge 687 I O O F at 7 30 pm. Eagles Lodge 7 pm. Masonic Lodge 560 with Columbian and O E S 140 install 1987 officers at 7 30 pm. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fancywork Circle
Lee McClung
Masonic Lodge
Truth Seekers Class Plans Quarterly Meeting at Stewart Home
The Truth Seekers class of Saron Reformed Church will hold its quarterly business meeting at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Irwin Stewart’s home. A grab bag will be part of the gathering and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron
Friday O.E.S. meeting set for seven thirty p.m.
The chapter invites members to a Friday stated meeting at 7 30 p.m. held in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Saturday Musical Notes Club Meets at Miss Humphreys Home
The Saturday Musical Notes club gathers at Miss Vivian Humphreys residence at 3 p.m. for an afternoon of music and socializing with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Humphreys
Sumanon Club Christmas Party Highlights
The Emanon club held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. Clarence Gillette’s home with Yuletide decor. Prizes were awarded in three contests to Mrs. Pearl Ramsey Mrs. Harold Reynolds and Mrs. Earl Utterback. penny drill prize went to Mrs. Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Club
Clarence Gillette
Pearl Ramsey
Harold Reynolds
Earl Utterback
Harald Reynolds
Melvin Hatton
Jack Kirby
Charles Robertson
Harry McAfee
Roger Vits
Illette
Finesse play shapes a bridge contract victory
The article analyzes a contract bridge hand where the declarer must secure at least half the favorable finesses. It details bidding by all players, the fall of the Q of hearts, and how careful choice of discards and trumping lead to a defense that yields West just enough favorable breaks to fulfill a game contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
South
North
Dummy
West
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Venza Stewart
William Anderson
Charles Anderson
Jasonville
Joseph C. Clark
Maria Lee
Spencer
Newt Hiatt
Hoyt Clark
Clyde Copeland
Bill Theal
Wilfred
Perigo
Bob
Baker
Thig
Jeff
Holdeye
Frank
David Parey
Jeffersonville
Parkers
Ernest
Buck Lemons
Bedford
Leon‘ LaPorte
Hiawatha, Mich
Charles W. Johnson
W. T. Cushing
City
Green Bennington
Vincennes
Forest Hunter
Sixth Street
Willis Harrah
New York City
Will Harrah
June Ballard
Bicknell
Quapaw Council
Red Met Hall
Wm. Goldberg
Bridee Club Iverith Bon Yee
Glenburn Aid Society
Christian Ladies Aid
Rotary
First Christian Church
Unity Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Baptist Ladies
Sumanon Club
Etta
Central Press Association
Etta Kett
Eureka Chevrolet Co
J, Dollas Cafe
Plymouth
BUICK
Powell Motor Sales
W. Vincennes
Froeschke Shoe Store
St. N.E
City Hall
Central Press
W. Shepard
Ast
Akio
Roach Machine Shop
N.E
Tom Barrowman
Johnson’s Bakery
Welty Stalcup
Clayton
Rome
Parthing
Optometrist
Rio Grande Valley
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