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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1928
Page
6
Sunday evening December 8 at 7 o clock the Fivet MoE church Sunday school orchestra presents a concert in the church auditorium Bert Barnes directs. Program includes overtures marches waltzes solos duets and selections from famous composers with orchestra organ and brass. Public invited.
Mrs Charles Veller hosted a Fidelity circle meeting with good attendance despite flu related absences. A new member joined the club and Mrs Kart Corbin won a prize bay of handkerchiefs in an interesting contest. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs James Gibson.
Mrs Urint Maxwell hosted a Friday Mt Meliel club gathering at 4 Fourth and Vincenne streets. Members answered roll call with a household hint and voted to donate a pair of blankets to Free man City hospital. A social hour and two course luncheon followed.
Moose Hall hosts a Saturday night dance on December 20 under Moss and Wilson new management with Roy Bedwell and his Singing Serenaders returning. Music to taste, hours up to midnight, admission one dollar, advertised as heaps of fun.
The Wanetta club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Andy Stewart’s home with all members present except Mrs. Effie Walton who has flu Three new members were voted in Mesdames Edward Hall George Stafford and Benjamin McAllister Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs Reber Thayes president Mrs Willard Goodson vice president Mrs Andy Stewart secretary and Dan McAllister treasurer Mrs Wilkird Goodson will host the next meeting
Members of the Jocal Amperient Legion post held a social and dinner at the legion hall last night with Guy Keller as chair of the cats committee and Edo Stoeckel as chef. The event featured pork, baked beans, potato salad, celery, pickles, pie, cake and coffee. Speeches by Mew C F Ault and Rusnoned Powell followed the meal, with a round table discussion. The post lists thirty five members and anticipates new plans for the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Corbin hosted a six ollock family dinner at their home on AN street northeast. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Corbin of Switz City and daughter Stelle home from Bloomington University for holidays, Delbert and Ralph Corbin of Washington, P.O., Gilbert Corbin of Houston, and guests Henry Dauben speck and Bobbie of Worthington, plus Helen Moore and Lorene Letsinger. Ralph, Silbert and Delbert Corbin left to resume work in their respective cities.
Mrs DD Mo Puckett hosted a six o’clock dinner for her son Neal Puckett and friends home for the holidays. Guests included Harold Schloot Purdue university student, Talbott Indianapolis School of Pharmacy, Stover Todiania university student, Bryndos Franklin student, Andersen and Pordyvee local high school students, with Puckett at State Normal. Conversation covered casual topics and the joy of gathering during the break.
Masons and Eastern Star hold a joint installation of officers at 7 30 this evening followed by a basket dinner for members and families. Eastern Star names include Marie Reker as worthy matron and Rose Lorty as associate miniter with a full slate of officers. Masonic list features Worshipful Master Woo Carlton and officers including Ben Berkling and Raymond Kekers.
Chief Coleman of the local police force is ill with a severe influenza at his North Main street residence. Patrolman Dan Scully serves as acting chief during his illness and absence.
Rev. W. T. Mullins and his family, who traveled to Frankfort Kentucky for Christmas, cannot return as planned due to illness. Mullins is confined to bed with fever but improving, according to a note received by D W Puckett of the city.
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