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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1948
Page
3
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a m to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed Mrs Marjorie Walters.
Eagles Lodge gathers at Republican Headquarters at 7 p m Elks Lodge at Elks Home 7 30 p m Unity Lodge 637 10 0 F meets at hall 7 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon at Methodist church basement 12 15 6 Wis Lades Fancywork Circle with Mrs Dora Hixson 2 00 p m Choir at Christian church 7 p m American Legion Post at hall 7 30 p m United Brethren choir at church 7 p m Methodist choir at church 7 30 p m Baptist choir at Band Parents meeting Teen Town Hall 6 p m to award senior sweaters bring fried chicken covered dish and table service Women of Moose at hall 7 30 p m Friday no meeting due to New Year s Eve
Friday prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at the Moose hall at 7730 p m. Ms Dugger Saddle club meet at Dugger track for New Year s Eve party at 7 30 p m Bring covered dish All members be present.
Mrs. Muriel Mazoyer announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Aldora Tannehill of Indianapolis to Jesse Lowell Bennett, son of Nelson Bennett of Indianapolis. The double ring ceremony was Dec 24 at the Benson residence with Rev. Benson officiating. The couple's reception followed.
The bride, a Linton Stockton High School graduate of 1936, has worked seven years for Allison General Motors. The groom, Yanktown College 1937 alumnus, taught at Billings General Hospital Ft Benjamin Harrison for two years. They will reside at 5526 East 21st Street after January 1.
A relatives group met at Mrs. Blanche Himebrook’s home for Christmas dinner. Ten decorated cakes accompanied a noon meal followed by group singing. Santa visited the children and adults, handing out candy bars, gum, and peanuts.
Members of the Alpha Delphian club met Tuesday evening at the public library with Mrs. Lawrence Blevens as president presiding. Mrs. Jesse Inman spoke on the lesson titled How a New Religion Was Created Around the Crucified Prophet.
In Indianapolis on December 29, Local 103 of the International Union of Operating Engineers filed a petition in Marion Superior Court seeking contempt against 19 international officials. The action alleges lockouts, seizure of books and funds, and elections to dissolve local autonomy after nine years under trusteeship. The petition requests imprisonment and a hearing set for next week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Maddison and son Norman return to Detroit after visits with Frank Moody and John Maddison families as well as Bert Seever Jr. Will Tubby hosts Christmas guests including Joe Walden and others from Bloomington Limaville and Sullivan. Norma King extends two week vacation visit with Raymond King.
Doris Kramer thanks friends and neighbors for cards and gifts that made Christmas wonderful. Appreciation goes to the Christmas carolers from Saron Evangelical and Reformed church for their thoughtful efforts.
In North Smithfield Rhode Island two burglars triggered a no sale alarm during a tavern break in. Owner John Pivo aged 32 woke to a ringing cash register, seized a pistol, pursued the intruders downstairs and restrained them until police arrived.
Red clover shows improved quality when grown on soil treated with manure limestone and rock phosphate. Benefits include stronger growth and better forage value according to the study findings.
A two car train on a New Haven branch rattles slowly stopping at each crossroad and threatening to collapse in wind. An exasperated passenger complains about outrageous fare given the old equipment as a conductor jokes about the hour value.
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