Miss Maude Ringer Weds James L Neely at St Charles Mo
Dugger Ind Feb 16 Miss Maude Ringer, formerly of Dugger, and James L Neely of Alton Mo wed Jan 12 1995 at St Charles Mo. The bride is a Union high school 1982 graduate now living in Alton where the groom works at Principia College. Mrs Hugh Craig and daughter Suzanne of Syracuse NY visit the family. Harold Rouseh and Charles Smith from Indiana universities spend the weekend with relatives. Mrs Joe Goodman of Bloomfield visits in Linton yesterday. Mrs Woral Vonderschmitt of Danville and her daughter visit Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woral Vonderschmitt
Danville, TL
Charles Morgan
Friday Afternoon Card Club Honors Party with Euchre
The Friday Afternoon Card Club was entertained at Mrs. Harold Johnson's home. Euchre served as the main diversion with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Richards and Mrs. Bill Madison. Mrs. Gilbert Lynn won the consolation prize. A luncheon of barbecue sandwiches, strawberry shortcake, coffee and minis followed. Members present included Mesdames Guy Moss, Lloyd Richardson, Gilbert Lynn, David Dixon, Wendell Wright and new members Mrs. Maurice Dye and Mrs. William Madison. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Lloyd Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Lloyd Richards
Bill Madison
Gilbert Lynn
Guy Moss
Lloyd Richardson
David Dixon
Wendell Wright
Maurice Dye
Marco Sophomore Class Stages Valentine Party
The Marco high school sophomore class held a Valentine party Friday in the high school building. Sammy Lind won the treasure hunt prize and Charles Johnson the intelligence contest. Refreshments included sandwiches lemonade ice cream and wafers in the home economics room with games in the manual training room. Attendees included Covert Ellis Carl Cooksey Dorothy Storms Rosaleen Cooksey Pauling May Lowell Bedwell Oletha Hunter Charles Johnson Anna Lee Heaton Sammy Lind Adele Heaton Ralph Anderson Mumfrances Buckles Paul Alsman Verla Brown Rex McKee Wendell Wright Dora Ellis Harold Anderson Beulah Borden Vida Houldson Vernon Beck Cleo Lambright Roy Ellis Mildred Buckles George Borden Ruby Dington and adviser Miss Nierste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco High School
Sammy Lind
Charles Johnson
Covert Ellis
Carl Cooksey
Dorothy
Storms
Rosaleen Cooksey
Pauling May
Lowell Bedwell
Oletha Hunter
Mrs Francis Haseman Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Francis Haseman entertained the Christian Church Missionary Society Thursday afternoon with thirteen members and eight guests present. President Mrs Ray Singer opened the meeting as the group sang and prayed. Devotional led by Mrs Marjorie Greene covered International Lubricating Oil. continued with If Go Where You Want Me to Gov. Mrs John Aland led Japan discussion. Mrs Earl Cannon told a story Sagawara San. A playlet Helping to Build the Little Church by Mrs M V Foster, Mrs Earl Cannon and Mrs Aland followed. Hidden answers and the benediction closed the meeting with light refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Haseman
Christian Church Missionary Society
Ray Singer
International
Marjorie Greene
John Aland
In loving remembrance of Mrs Entaline Poe
A memorial note marks one year since the death of Mrs Entaline Poe on February 16 1934. It expresses silent grief and heartache felt by daughter Mrs Ethel Brewer and granddaughter Mrs Floclla Woodl. The verse honors a beloved mother and grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entaline Poe
Paughter
Ethel. Brewer
Floclla Woodl
Tars Visit Home of My and Tyneh Finday
Mrs Arbrough Mrs William nd small son Billie and Mrs Foster hosted a noon dine and informal afternoon visit in the home of My and Tyneh Finday, described in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyneh Finday
Arbrough
William Nd
Billie
Foster
Meeting Notice For Es Club At Two Oclock
To meet es club at two oclock all members are in and paper to be discussed at the gathering.
J T M Club Entertained by Mrs Branch Hunter
Mrs Branch Hunter hosted the J T M club at her CO street home on Friday afternoon. Members exchanged favorite recipes after the business meeting. Washington themed contests awarded prizes to Mrs William Alkire Mrs E Huntes and Mrs arvey Jodge with Mrs Hester Openshaw taking the penny devil prize. Guests sat at small tables with George Washington birthday decor and small American flags as favors. Mrs William Madison to host the next gathering in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Hunter
J. T. M. Club
Co” Stret
Washington
William Alkire
Ehuntes
Arvey Jodge
Hester Openshaw
George Washington
William Madison
Ehd
Friendly Bible Class Meeting at First Christian Church
The Friendly Bible class of the First Christian Church met in the church basement for the regular monthly gathering. Thirty-one members and guests attended. The program featured a vocal duet Open My Eyes That I May See by the Clark Sisters, with Miss Sophia Kate Sehell on piano, plus games and contests. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible
First Christian Church
George Porter
George Aydelotte
Clark Sisters
Sophia Kate Sehell
Indianola Club Members Feted by Mrs Chris Myers
Mrs Chris Myers hosted an all day Indianola Club meeting at her home on Friday. Nine club members and three guests dined at noon. After business, two contests awarded prizes to Mrs Joe Goodman and Mrs George Statford. The club slated to meet in two weeks with Mrs James Priest at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Myers
Indianola Club
Joe Goodman
Bloomfield
Roy Goodman
George Statford
James Priest
Welock
Social visit in West Linton residents home
Friday evening callers visited Sanford Branson Linton in West Linton along with Mor and Mrs EH H Eliott and children and Freddie Brown of Linton Mr and Mrs William Miller and sons Wilbur and Billie on Fairview road and Alden son of West Linton. An informal evening of games concluded with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson
Sanford
West’ Linton
EH. H. Eliott
Freddie Brown
Linton
William ‘Miller
Wilbur
Billie
Fairview Road
Alden
West Linton
Ada Keers to Sing at Mel Church in Paris Visit
Miss Ada Keers, Paris WL vocalist, will sing at the morning Methodist church service Sunday. She will be a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs William Elson and is a singer with her Paris church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
Ada Keers
Paris
Terre Haute visitors join Linton orchestra players
Roy Barks and Kenneth Armstrong formerly of Terre Haute visited Linton yesterday with Albert Freeland and Miss Helen Clark. Barks Armstrong and Freeland are part of the Terre Haute orchestra touring artists.
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Terre Haute
Roy Barks
Kenneth Armstrong
Albert Freeland
Miss
Helen Clark
Linton
Barks
Armstrong
Freeland
John Baker Admitted To Freeman-Greens Co Hospital
John Baker, son of Dora Baker of Ninth Street Northeast, was admitted to the Freeman-Greens Co hospital in this city Friday for treatment after several days of illness at home.
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John Baker
Greene County club events and exhibits featured in federation column
Greene County federation women clubs announce events including a picture exhibit at Steele Memorial Gallery Blooming ton Feb 24 to March 16 with talks on exhibits and invitations for club presidents to return blue blanks. Several club meetings note hostesses papers music entertainment and dinners with dates Feb 12 18 19 and 22 and a Colonial Tea and Art Exhibit invitation from Worthington clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Greene County Club
Steele Memorial Gallery
S. A
Bloomington
Lyons Social and Benevolent Club
Mera
Worthington Study
Worthingtton
Greene County
Vance Sappenfield
Joe Edwards
Annette Sappenfield
Bess Edwards
Ian Gofey
Faelyn
Beverly
Jackie Edwards
Dault Edwards
Ryan Pickhard
Bay View Club
Linton
Wayne Thomas Remains Bedbound After Mine Accident
Wayne Thomas, a former mine motorman at the Twin mine, is confined to his bed a year after a slate fall left him paralyzed from the hips down. He previously used a wheelchair but is now reportedly not well and remains without mobility.
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Wayne Thomas
Thomas
College Peace Poll finds narrow US League of Nations split
The Literary Digest poll of 112,607 college ballots shows 49.47 percent favoring US entry into the League of Nations and 60.53 percent against. Majorities favored arms defense and universal resource control, with most liberal and women’s colleges supporting League entry. Canadian results largely aligned with American trends except on the League question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas University
United States
League of Nations
Literary Digest
Association of College Editors
College Peace
Dana College
New Jersey
Air Force
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Beston College
Florida
Fordham
Geogia
Louisiana ‘State
Maryland
North Carolina State
Nevada
Purdue
St. Stanislaus
South Carolina
Tennessee
Tenesee Tech
Tulane
University of Detroit
An Amrican Navy
Fone
League of ‘Nations
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Canada
Innocent Girl in Murder Case Hinted by Defense
In Pawnee Oklahoma the murder trial of Philip Kennamer centers on defense claims the Tulsa judge's son adored Virginia Wilcox and that his jealousy drove a fatal plan. The accused Kennamer and aides argue a love triangle with the Wilcox family spurred the homicide scheme involving John Gorrell and Homer Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kennamer
Tulsa
Okla
Virginia Wilcox
Kennamer
Pawnee
A. Flint’ Moss
Tutonda
Gulian
John Gorrgi
Homer Wilcox
Transient Families Granted Selective Rehabilitation Help
Indianapolis Feb 16 Transient families may be eligible for selective rural rehabilitation assistance. Announcement from the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief follows a Washington ruling detailing eligibility. Transient service bureau records move to county relief administrators for review by rural rehabilitation supervisors, with funded cases closed by the transient bureau if accepted. Moving a family between states requires cooperation of state directors and a formal intake and investigation to determine rehabilitatability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Washington
Transient Service Bureau
Transien
Thev
Linton Bowlers Die in Bloomfield Defeat
Linton Duck Pin bowlers lost to Bloomfield by 36 pins. Top scorer for Linton was Jack Mehlhoff with 395 pins. Other Linton players included Harbett, Fishery, Miller, Hanbett, Bennie, Parsons, Trester, Rollison, Burcham, and Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Wee
Bloomfield
Jack Mehlhoff
Bob ‘Harbett
Leland Fishery
Norman Miller
Emmett Han Bett
Bennie
Parsons
Trester
Rollison
Burcham
Bennett
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Linton Daily Citzen
Martha Talbott
Hugh Craig
Suzanne
Syracuse
N. Y
W. J. Hamilton
Harold “Bud” Rouseh
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Terrenante
Charles Smith
Indiana University
Mrs
Ted Smith
Marco
Memoriam
J.T. M. Club
Friendly Bible Class of
Christian Church
Greene County Federation
Womens
Club News
Minnie Criss
Lyons
Fay Holder
Ruth Wass
Giraca Leavitt
Thelma Weber
of Nations
Ellis PT. A. Meet
Ellis Parent-Teacher Association
Herbert Sinden
Jesse Figgins
M's
Harry Peterson
Mrs. Frank
Denman
Elmer Bolton
George ‘Taylor
Wabash Ramblers
Clovis
Rex Denman
Shirley Temple
Janet McPhail
Bobby Wade
Johnny Wade
Richard Mitchell
Virginia
Wilson
Marie
Ty Alfred
Wayne Camden
Dugger
Hali
Gordon Kemble
Hureh
Kem
Scott
Bess
Pony
Rf. Scott
BY. Lane
Florist
Heligolang
U.S
Stanley
Jep
Abigail
Beezil
Gramps
White & Myers Groceries and Meats
Terhune
Apts
McLaughlin Coffee
Rog Hu Powell & Norris
Hixson & Sahm
Ax & Fry Grocery
Oakley
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Linton Ice and
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