Bernadune Hill Personal News Summary
In Linton Usily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day’s issue all personal news club lodge parts and church items must be prepared.
15 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1936
Page
1
In Linton Usily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day’s issue all personal news club lodge parts and church items must be prepared.
The Sons of the American Legion meet at 2 p.m. in Frank Courtney Legion home. Bay View pacific club program hosted by Mrs. J. Jo Flanagan at 100opom. Powahontas council at 7 p.m. Metropolitan lodge No. 193 K of SP at 7 p.m. Boy Scouts in rainy section theater. Girl Scouts session at 7 p.m. Socialist local meets at 7 40 p.m. Quapaw council No. 80 of Powahontas at 7 p.m. Violet Rebekah No. 312 at 7 p.m. Greene County Post No. 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars meets on East Vincennes street at 7 30 Salvation Army prayer meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Mees.
The Linton Study club and Mrs. Ben Raney host at 2 p m and 7 30 p m. Elks lodge meets at 8 p m. White lodge No 687 I O O F holds 7 30 p m. Rd&a luncheon at Savon Re- Vormi church 12 15 p m. Christian Ladies Aid in church all day. Gl erburn Aid society regular Lesson. Chapter 209 Women of Moose Avilly meet 7 p m. Get Acquainted at Army halls 7 30 p m. Salvation Army string band practice beginners 6 30 p m advanced 7 p m.
Local fraternal groups schedule meetings at various venues. Women’s Relief Corps gathers at Red Men hall at 7 p.m., American Legion Post at 7:30, and Auxiliary at 7:30. Phyll Christian church practice at 7:15. Linton Lodge No 560 FP & ASM at 7:30. Bad Baptist holy practice at 7:20. Tome League at Salvation Army hall at 1:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
On Friday the church choir holds practice at 4 p.m. at the church. Quepaw Tribe No. 149 of the Improved Order of Red Men meets at 7 p.m. at the lodge location.
The Eaele Encampment I 0 O F No 222 will convene at 8 p.m. for a regular session. Members are expected to attend as per prior notices and standard lodge procedures.
Mrs Anna Murray entertained Mt Mellick emlib at her East Vincennes home Friday afternoon. After a business hour bingo followed and attendees enjoyed refreshments. Members listed include George Yeeman Ganzo Aydejoth Walton Stover Wo Berns O P Slinkard Lew Marner Benny Freund Emma umphrey Amanda Nixon Henry Unk Uriah Maxwell Henry Poe ed Pater Schloot and Phe Glaub will meet next with Henry POs Mys Far Bills.
Charles Smith and Al Kinkade of Indiana University are home visiting with their parents over the weekend. Vernon Foster of Indianapolis visits with his parents, Ron and Mrs. M. V. Pester. Richard Jarvis, Pete Stalcup, Virginia Chambers, Harriet Huller, Severn Guncan, Lawrence Ellsworth, Ferre fui, Diadem Craig, Harold Walters, Lester Tennis, Dick Southerd, Joe Cobb, and Fred Parker from Jasonville and Bloomfield join friends in Linton and nearby areas Friday and during the weekend.
The Glenburn Mothers Circle met Friday at the Nola Yoder Community House for a full day with fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. McKinnon and Mrs. Jessie Peitter. Mrs. Peitter joined the circle as voting member. officers to stay for the year were retained. March plans were assigned to Mrs. Arnac and Mrs. Bradford. next meeting postponed due to world day of prayer.
Mrs James Moore hosted the Yaquina club Friday afternoon at her West Linton home. The usual business session and contests were enjoyed. Penny drill winner was Mrs John Boo hers and bingo prizes went to Mrs Glen Helms Mrs Kannie Ike 7 Mrs Cleve Mitchell and Mrs John Shaw. Religious reflections closed the afternoon. Next meeting set for Friday Feb 28 with Mrs Cleve Mitchell hosting.
The Midland Sunshine Club hosted a covered dish dinner for 18 members led by Mrs. Glen Martin. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dorothy Gardner and Mrs. Katherine Carpentier. Attendees included Katherine Carpentier Nora Drake Moses Waalraven Jane Caldwell Sue Mary Underwood Opha Hoffman Lena Wagner Mildred Cadwell Pearl Bridwell Pearl Rampley Hester Royer Dorothy Gardner and son Toleminie Lola Mitchell Mamie Hughie Edna Brewer and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Tuesday March 11.
Salvation Army holds a 7 30 Saturday meeting led by Capt Isaacs on Opportunities and Responsibilities from Luke 16 19 20. Sunday includes 9 29 Sunday school and a 6 p m youth gathering followed by a 7 30 p m service with Isaacs sermon A Sure Refuge based on Isaiah passages.
Rin Tin Tin Jr appears with Idekia Cooper and Joseph Calleia in Tough Boy as Jackie Cooper’s dog trails criminals. Jean Harlow debuts a new copper hair color in a stormy waterfront romance with Spencer Tracy. The bill at Grant Theatre features a Charlie Chase cartoon and a travel talk segment, with Una Merkel Calleia and Mickey Rooney among the cast.
Mrs George Strauser entertained the W A W club and guests Mrs Roy Clayton and Miss Ethel Heitman at her sister Mrs H B Wilkie’s home on First Street Northwest. A business session was led by Miss Tha Brewer. Hearts games and prizes honored Mrs Earl Skemp, Mrs Charles Tulkerson, Mrs Arthur Tryon, and Miss Ethel Heitman. Refreshments on small decorated tables followed.
Indiana University basketball coach Everett Nean will start his regular lineup for the first of two meetings with Ohio State this season. The Hoosiers, 7-0 in the Big Ten, face the Buckeyes in Columbus, with Stout, Gunning, Fechtman, Walker, Huffman leading the quintet. Fechtman has recovered from an ankle injury. They return home to meet Michigan Monday after beating the Wolverines 38-27 in the final conference start. Other traveling players include Etnire, Scott, Hosler, Platt, and Silberstein.
At Indianapolis on February 15, hogs 2000 head and holdovers 69. Hogs and lights steady to slightly lower. fall losses on weighty butchers. Weanlings, heifers, cows and calves varied. outside steer top $18.50, bulk steers $6.50 to $9.50, heifers $6 to $7.50, beef cows $5 to $6, cutters $3.70 to $5, feeders $1 lower. Sheep 700. lambs nominal as market terms and quantities noted.
Crossword puzzle fragment shows across clues with wordplay on apportionment city life and legal terms. Down clues mix verb forms, Roman numerals, and references to Civil War and Biblical lines.
Miss Cecil Shertzer won a wrist watch for best jingle on Fitch's hair tonic. Miss Shertzer is a clerk in the county clerk's office. Mr and Mrs Ray Ashbaugh and Clyde Ashbaugh are in Nashville for employment with Rogers Construction. Mr and Mrs Dowie Thompson of Muscatine, Iowa, visit sister Mrs. Alice Titus and family. Herman Uland, with Steel and Uland bridge contractors, visits from Lakeville, Indiana. Homemakers club met at Mrs Daniel Bynum's home with programs on Peace and Lincoln Washington. book review on The Paths of Glory by Rev M A Farr. You Go Go Sunday school class of Mineral held February party with covered dish luncheon. program included Lincoln and Washington talks and Gettysburg Address. Mrs Eva Jo Miller presented Washington reading. quartet performed. Contests and puzzles yielded prizes. gifts exchanged. Next meeting February 20 at Mrs Esther Johnson's. Members present include Mrs Merritt, Mrs Isenogle, Mrs Haywood, Miss Johnson, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Bynum. Guests included Mrs Dilley, Mrs Stalcup, Mrs Letsinger, Mrs Farr, and Mrs Grace Bynum. Several attendees noted social visits in Sullivan and at home of Mr Owen and Mrs Knapp. Mr and Mrs Lucas hosted birthday dinner for Mr Lucas.
The Brethren church Missionary Society met at Mrs. Chester Royer’s home Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. George Gonser. The program titled Gratitude for Life Abundant featured hymns, scripture by Mrs. Harry McAtee, and prayers. Mrs. Cliff Walker gave JWBS, Mrs. Bris Roush presented Miracle Grain, and a playlet on Grains and Fruits of Japan was performed by several members. Donations were given as offerings.
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