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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1936

Page

5

Christmas Holiday Guests Visit Families Across Linton Area

A flurry of visitors gathers in Linton and nearby towns for Christmas. Ev ansville residents Mr and Mrs Lee Heath join relatives of Frear Frye in Pleasantville while George Ray and family stay with William Kirkley in South Linton. Edmond Duchaney returns from Detroit for holidays with his parents. Local officials Alvin Keller and Tillman Bough were seen in town on business.

Lee Heath Evansville William Frye Linton Millard Frye Carlisle Anna Shields Frear Frye Pleasantville George Ray Near Worthington William Kirkley South Linton William Fredrick Bobby and Donald Teddy Galen Kellar Effingham, Il Ivan Ham Teddy Lewis George G. Lundy David Lee Nashville, Tenn Edmond and Derrell Duchaney Detroit, Mich

Gastineau and Terhune Tie The Knot In Switz City

Mr and Mrs Grover Terhune of Switz City announce the marriage of their son Lloyd Terhune to Mary Gayle Gastineau daughter of Mrs Nora Gastineau living west of Switz City The wedding was held Thursday December 24 The couple are well known in Switz City and Linton

Grover Terhune Switz City Llyyd Terhune Mary Gayle Gastineau Nora Gastineau Linton

Mercedeese Bond Weds Henry Mitchell in Local Nuptials

Announcement lists Mercedeese Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs I Bond of near Jasonville marrying Henry Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Baker Mitchell of near Linton. The couple married December 23 at the Savon Reformed parsonage with attendants Ralph Rooksberry and his daughter Carol Sue. They plan to reside at 11095 Roosevelt Street after January 9.

Mercedeese Bond Is Bond Jasonville Toenry Mitchell Baker Mitchell Linton C. A. Hofmann Savon Reformed Church Ralph Rooksberry Carol Sue Mitchell Midland High School Midland Roosevelt Street Jasonville and Mr. Mice

L A L Club Members Entertained at Christmas Party

Members of the L A L club were entertained at Mrs Rex Hoffeditz home. Teens and four guests attended. Each member read a Christmas piece and a candy hunt topped the afternoon. Mrs Harry Miller Vetswarded the club prize with jell o cakes and coffee. Next meeting January 7 at Mrs Chester Parks home.

L. A. L. Club

H-2-C Club Christmas Party Brightens December

Members of the H-12-C club gathered at Mrs. Lloyd Richardson’s home for a festive Christmas party. The event featured a lighted tree with exchanges, games, and prizes won by several members. Refreshments followed for a large group including Mrs. Gilbert Sims, Mrs. John Maddison, Mrs. Everett Cole, and the hostess, Mrs. Lloyd Richardson.

Lloyd Richardson John Maddison Everett Cole Emery Huff Frank Browning Harold Priest Mesdames Gilbert Sims Guy Richards Guy Moss Marlin Grounds Harvey Grounds Kenneth Holden Herbinchey Harold West Roy McDanils Squire Walters Lloyd Ric Rdson

Talented Linton Pupils On Program At Newberry

Mrs. David Shields led her talented pupils in a Newberry program sponsored by the Newberry Progressive Club at the school building Saturday afternoon. The club furnished the program free for local children as its annual community service. Items included xylophone solo Chapel Chimes by Sophia Ann Rector, readings and songs by Lois Ann Griffith, Jackie Strong, Wade and Jean Strong, and a musical number with Mrs. Rector. Afterward the children were served ice cream.

David Shields Newberry Newberry Progressive Club Newberry Club Sophia Ann Rector Tennyson Lois’ Ann Griffth Jackie Strongi Bill Hyslop Wade

Social Calendar Shows Local Meetings This Evening

M E choir practice at the church at 7 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets at 7 p m. Bring candy fruit and a prize for lodge party. Greene County VFW Post 1162 on E Vincennes St at 7 30 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at Red Men hall at 7 p m.

Quapaw Council No. 80 of Pocahontas Greene County Post Veterans Foreign Wars E. Vincennes Street Quapaw Council No Red Men Hall

Local charity and club meetings listed for Wednesday to Friday

Community groups announce schedules including Ladies Fancywork at 2 pm with Mrs. Lee McClungon on A street NW and Tuesday Afternoon Bridge with Mrs. Wm Goldberg. Night Bridge with Mrs. Delano Rose. Glenburn Aid Society Christian Ladies Aid at the church. Rotary Luncheon at First Christian Church. Unity Lodge 637 IOOF at 7 30 pm. Elks at home 8 pm. Eagles at the hall 7 pm. Baptist Ladies Aid all day. Masonic Lodge 560 and Columbian Chapter 140 CE will jointly install 1937 officers at 7:30 pm. public invited.

Masonic Lodge

Peanut Butter Elevates Recipes From Circuses to Kitchens

Peanut butter began as a novelty sold at circuses and outdoor events, later gaining recognition for nutrition. The text notes its late commercial development and cites a recipe for Peanut Butter Muffins using corn meal, flour, baking powder, sugar, salt, peanut butter, milk, an egg, and bacon pieces folded in and baked.

P.T. Barnum St. Toe Missouri

Tyler Bowlers edge Coca Cola in league play

The Tyler team won two of three matches in Linton Bowling League last night against Coca-Cola. Jack Mehlhoff led with 642 for the winners while Harbett scored 669 for the Tasers. The Sinclairs and Elks were set to bowl at 8 PM.

Tyler Linton Coca-Cola Jack Mehlhoff Harbett Sinclairs Elks

Visitors from Michigan spend holidays in Linton

Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaPorte of Hiawatha Michigan visit Indiana friends over holidays. Their trip to Linton is their first in Indiana and they know several locals who vacation in Hiawatha during summer.

Leon LaPorte Hiawatha Mich Charles Johnson William T. Cushing Linton Indiana LaPortes

Bridge and club notes from local social events

Thursday events include Mr. and Mrs. W P Hopkins hosting the Thursday Night Bridge club at Ed Carmody's home. Elks and Elks Ladies host an 8 p.m. bridge party. women to bring sandwiches. Truth Seekers at Saron Reformed church meet at Mrs. Irwin Stewart’s home at 2 p.m. with grab bag. all members to attend.

Mrs. W.P. Hopkins Ed Carmody Ladies of the Elks Elks and Elks Saron

Soliday pleads guilty in Bloomfield court case details

In Greene Circuit Court Herbert Soliday pleaded guilty to possession of a still. Judge J. Raymond Powell fined $100 and sentenced him to sixty days at the state farm. Other actions include a partial distribution of 7.4 percent for Fred E. Dyer and tax payment authority, a quiet title ruling for Blanche Dixon against the African Methodist Episcopal church, and various hearings and licenses in nearby cases.

Blanche Dixon African Methodist Episcopal Church of United States of America Iva Heaton Floyd A. Heaton Claude Foster Gary Opal Burch Simon Burch Calvertsville Tillman J. Bough Beckam Godsey Springville Laura Hall Bloomfield John M. Meredith State of Indiana Edwin Campbell Bloomington Campbell Marie Larsen Bree

Mt Mellick Club Meets With Mrs Warner At 2 P M

The Mt Mellick club is to meet with Mrs L W Warner at 2 p m Friday The W H M S of the First M E church will not hold its regular meeting until January 8 All members are asked to take notice A stated meeting of the O E S is set for 7 30 p m at the hall

Mt. Mellick Club L. W. Warner W.H.M.S M. E. Church O.E.S

Saturday Musical Notes Club Gathering

The musical notes club meets at the home of Miss Vivian Humphreys at 3 p.m. The event highlights intimate performances and a light program for attendees.

Vivian Humphreys

Rhodes Family Returns to Florida After Funeral

Morris and Kenneth Rhodes of Lake Wales Florida return home with the body of their mother Mrs Alice May Rhodes who died last week in Lake Wales. Rites for Mrs Rhodes a former Linton resident were conducted Monday.

Morris Kenneth Rhodes Lake Wales Fla Alice May Rhodes

Women's Home Missionary Society Meeting Postponed

The regular meeting of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church, postponed from Friday, will now be held January 8. All members please take notice.

Women’s Home Missionary Society First M. E. Church

Thanks for kindness after our mother Alice May Rhodes

We express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown after the death of our mother and sister Alice May Rhodes. Special thanks to Rev Harry Bailey the singers and all who sent flowers or helped us in any way Kenneth and Morris Rhodes and families and the brothers and sisters

Alice May Rhodes Harry Bailey Kenneth and Morris Rhodes

Judgment Granted In Penrod Estate Case Appeal

Den awarded a judgment of one thousand five hundred dollars on the verdict returned by a jury last week in the case against the estate of William M. Penrod. Stockton township seeks a more specific complaint in Oakley Stores vs the township. Miles Rogers moves to require Gay Leach to specify her complaint. Earl Hord demurs to Universal Credit Co. amended complaint. Fern Sturgeon petition for release of funds held in trust granted in Pern Chancy v. Carlos Chancy.

Den William M. Penrod Stockton Township Oakley Miles Rogers Gay Leach Earl Hord Universal Credit Co Fern Sturgeon State of Indiana Pern Chancy Carlos Chancy

Portugal Is the Only Europe Country with a Single Language

A claim notes Portugal stands as the sole European nation described as using a single language. It contrasts other states with multiple official tongues and regional dialects.

Portugal

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