Local Society Notes From Linton Daily Citizen
Miss Martha Talbott and Mrs. S E Decker are among locals in town. Mary Ethel Monser and family head to Louisville for a weekend visit. Mrs EB J Allen visited Owensboro to see her mother-in-law who broke her hip. Roy Williams hosts Sunday guests including Paris, Illinois relatives. Ann Williams plans extended visit with grandparents in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ethel Monser
0. R. Webb
Louisville
EB. J. Allen
Owensburg
Susan Allen
Roy Williams
J. R. Stoneburner
Paris
Ann Williams
Live Wire Club Organized at U B Church
The Live Wire Club formed at the United Brethren Church with two classes of the Sunday school and nineteen to twenty three boys present. Greg LaVanne elected president as plans were made for a June meeting at the City with teachers Mrs Chester Royer Miss Margret Farthing and Mrs E L Barnes directing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethrer Enhtey School
Tet
S March
Greg LaVanne
Chester Royer
Margret Farthing
Élasses
Indianapolis Couple Ties Knot In Cumberland Baptist Church
Miss Bernice Corbin of this city married Paul Collings son of Mr and Mrs James A Collins of Indianapolis. The double wing ceremony occurred Sunday May 26 at 8 45 am with Rev C A Cook officiating. The bride wore white and pink and yellow roses. Attendants included Mrs Harry Collins and Mrs O A Cook among others. The couple will reside at 1947 Tasman Avenue Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Corbin
Bernice
Paul Collings
James A. Collins
Indianapolis
Baptist
Cumberland
Ind
C. A. Cook
Penton
J. A. Collins
Harry Collins
O. A. Cook
Arthur Daniels
Charles Collins
Brownsburg
Collins
Tasman Avenue
Elite Club Concludes Season With Poetry Program
The Elite club held its final meeting at Mrs. Cletus Gill's home with 18 members and guests. Members performed poems by Riley, Starr, Herschell, and Greene, plus original verses. A white elephant exchange followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Gill
Gill
James Whitcomb
Riley
Brice
Tate
Rily
Betty
Maryays
Jackson, Tenn
Bruce Tate
Gilbert Sims
Marjorie Greene
Marian Allen
Forty and Eight Legion Meeting at Frank Courtney Post
Volture 1010 of Forty and Eight Legion will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night in the Frank Courtney American Legion post home. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volture
Legion
Frank Courtney
American Legion
Little Ann Williams Birthday Party At Home
Miss Ann Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Williams was guest of honor at a third birthday party on A street southeast Friday afternoon. Outdoor games and a decorative cake with three lights marked the event with summer refreshments on the lawn. Guests included Janet Mellon Mary Lou Landis Rosemary Goodman and many others with regrets from several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Williams
Roy Williams
Ann
Janet Mellon
Mary Lou ‘Landis
Charles Smith
Lam Earl Myers
Susan Ott Bennett
Martha Curtiss
J. M. Curtiss
Bruciv Mills
Leah Hennett
Teddy” Breck
Ms. Williams
Esta McDonald
Bonnie Staggs
Notice to Light and Water Consumers on Disconnection
The City Council warns light and water customers that service may be disconnected after the first of the month if current bills and 10 percent balances remain unpaid. Future disconnections apply if bills exceed minimum charges unless paid in cash or proven that laundry work sustains the consumer.
Miss Delilah Harvey Returns Home After Detroit Visit
Miss Delilah Harvey returns to this city after visiting Detroit Michigan as guest of Mr and Mrs Darrell D Porter. Porter couple accompanied Miss Harvey for a weekend visit to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Delilah Harvey
Mich
Darrell D. Porter
Porter
Miss Harvey
Culinary Jingles and Fish Tales Set in a Rural Kitchen
A nostalgic piece blends cooking and fishing lore, recounting Martha Hutton Jones and a day by the brook. It reflects on haddock taste, preparation with breaded fillets, and a kitchen scene with milk and spices.
Social calendar items from Monday and Tuesday meetings
Queen Heather eitcle meets with Mice Batty Fordyce at T180 till Boy Scouts street ih regula ses sion at 7 p fit Metropolitan lodge No 198 KK of P at 70p m Committee on Public Health Nursing meets at the hospital at 7180 o'clock Chickateth Council of Pocahons tay at 7:80 o'clock Greene County Post No 1162 Veterans Foreign Wars at 7:30 o'clock Violet Rebekah No 312 meets at 4 pe am Quapaw council No 80 of Pocahontas at 7 p m Girl Scouts meet at the Legion home at 7 p in Socialist local meets in hall over old post office at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club meets with Mrs Orville Coleman at 2 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Socialist Local
Hall Over Old Post Office
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets at 7 30 With Mrs Ecker
Local club listings show the Wednesday Night Bridge Club meeting at 7 30 with Mrs Raymond Ecker. Chapter 209 Women of Moose convenes at 7 p m. Glenburn Aid Society holds regular session at the usual time. Gamma Tau chapter Tri Kappa gathers at 7 30 p m in the library. Rotary luncheon at the American Legion home at 12 15 p m. Trinity Lodge No 687 I C O S meets at 7 30. Elks Lodge at 8 p m. Eagles Lodge hall meeting at 7 p m. Freman Greene County Hospital Board meets at 7 15 at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ecker
Gamma Tau
Tri Kappa
Rotary
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Freman-Greene County Hospital Board
Community meetings and club schedule at local venues
The notices list several groups meeting this week. 4-H at the high school at 2 pm Thursday. Thursday Evening Bridge with Miss Gladys Mitchell at 7 30 pm. Women is Reliefs-Gorps at the Red Men’s hall at 7 pm. American Legion Post at 8 pm. American Legion Auxiliary at homes at 7 30 pm. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mitchell
Gorps
Red Men
Linton ‘Lodge No
Choir Practice At Church At Seven
M E choir holds practice at the church at seven o'clock. Quapaw tribe No 143 Imp Order Red Men meets at seven p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Imp
Eagle Encampment I Nighter at FF No 222
Local notices announce Eagle Encampment I FF No 222 meeting at 8 p m. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Annual Picnic of W A W Club at City Park
The W A W club held its season ending picnic at City Park Friday evening with members and families attending. The event honored Mrs. Wayne Maxwell's birthday and featured fried chicken meat loaf salads and desserts. Several members and guests listed included Mr and Mrs Geo Strauser Switz City Mr and Mrs Harl Skomp and daughters Drusilla Ann and Helen Frances Mr and Mrs Wayne Maxwell and sons Bob and Dick Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson and son at Howar and Buddy Mr and Mrs Plew Mrs Maurice Dye and Max Mrs Earl Duncan and son Joe Turner Mrs Minnie Duhne Mrs Lola Workman Mrs Charles Fulkerson Mrs Dala Stewart Mrs Arthur Tyron Mrs Nevo Huigon Miss Bonna Baughman Gayne’s Workman Esther Duhne Tha Brewer and Arthur Elgon with Phillip Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. W. Club
Wayne Maxwell
Geo. Strauser
Switz City
Harl Skomp
Drusilla Ann
Helen Frances
Bob and
Joe Thompson
Att Howar
Buddy
Myriék Plew
Maurice Dye
Max
Earl Duncan
Joe Turner
Minnie. Duhne
Gibson Home Hosts Visitors Among Local Residents
Miss Margaret Hyslop of Indianapolis has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson of H street northeast for a week and will return Sunday. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. William Hyslop and daughter Jean of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay and daughter Lorna Lee of Bicknell.
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Gibson Home
Margaret. Hyslop
Tadianapolis
James Gibson
H” Street
Hyslop
Birth Announcement for Baby Girl Rose at Home
An 8 pound baby girl named Helen LaVerne Rose was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Rose. The birth occurred at their home on the recorded date and time, with family reporting the healthy delivery and ongoing well being of both mother and infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rose
Ihe
Deen Pill
Helen LaVerne
Famous Bridge Lesson From Central Press
A condensed note on contract bridge by E. V. Shepard discusses partnership weaknesses and bidding signals. The observer criticizes a North South deal where overcalling and misread signals led to a flawed choice, emphasizing the need for accurate heart shifts when the hand has equal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
North
Hearts
South
North Makes 6 Hearts After Bold Cardplay In Bridge
The narrative describes a bridge hand where North, facing three clubs and a pressed trump situation, avoids a risky diamond lead. North subsequently leads hearts and spades to exhaust opponents’ trumps, showing superior planning. The diagram outlines East and dummy holdings and the resulting path to six hearts for North.
Bridge Hand Reflects Costly Misplay and Defensive Error
A bridge note describes a late play where North had little to do as West and East erred. The declarer suffered a costly misstep after partner supported, allowing a business double to stand, with the hand 7 6 6 2 A 10 7 N e n e and other cards 9 5 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummy
Bridge bidding and a misdeal under new rules highlight error
A bridge hand narration describes South and North bidding, West leading a trump, and declarer seizing tricks. An error by the declarer goes unnoticed until a late trick, with Law 33 detailing a correction and the author admitting fault for not protecting their partner.
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West
Declarer
South
Hearts
Dummy
864 South Plays Hand at Four Spades
Bridge note describes a hand played by South in four spades. The opening lead is the ace of diamonds and the first tricks fall to declarer. It asks to forecast how many tricks the declarer can make with AQ diamonds and surrounding sequence.
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South
Bridge Match Comedy and Critical Bidding Notes
The excerpt analyzes a bridge rubber with West over-committing to 5 Diamonds and East’s double. It discusses opening leads, spade and club tricks, and possible outcomes if North had bid 6 Spades. The analysis weighs alternative defenses and scoring implications, noting West’s costly misbid and potential routes to save or lose points.
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South
Hearts
North
East
West
Dou Cai
Tumaratie
Batit
Allen Receives News of Illness and Recovery Hopes
Mrs Susan Allen receives word of illness within her family. The report notes her age and the physician’s optimistic outlook. Frequent visits and hopes for recovery are mentioned as the family faces a challenging period.
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Allen
Susan Allen
Tested Recipes By Mrs Marsha McDonald
A fragmented recipe card describes making a strawberry dessert. It lists berries orange juice sugar and marshmallows with steps to macerate steep steam dissolve and fold into a creamy chilled mixture. The text includes garbled measurements and stray phrases but centers on a strawberry and marshmallow dessert.
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Marsha McDonald
Curtiss Brother in Ill Condition After Accident
In Crete Illinois Curtiss Mys and Mrs Chas Mys were reported in ill condition following a car incident. The two occupants were treated locally with officials noting the seriousness of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Curtiss
Crete
Island' an recoverion Da a Day Com
An unclear note lists names Weaver Tommy Harvey Dow Weavers and a dated day likely referencing a community event or group. The fragmented text mentions island recovery or reunion and a day committee context. No full details or context available to specify event or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Tommy Ueille
Harvey
Dow
Weavers
Picnic Today With The Greatest Of Ease
An article extols easy picnics with grocer preps and simple homemade touches. It outlines a practical menu including cucumber, radishes, pickles, potato chips, canned chicken or ham, crab meat, veal loaf, brown bread, cheese, cake, cookies, fruit, and lemonade or tea for quick packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnude Ontan Hoston
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Nulvek Ter
Haidley
Livin Taylor
Benalii
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S. E. Decker
U. B. Church
Bernice Corbin
Little Ann Williams
Martha Hutton
Pierek
Biter
Heather Eitcle
Mice Batty Fordyce
Boy Scouts Street
Chickateth Council of
Pocahonstay
Violet Rebekah No
Quapaw
Pocahontas
Girl Scouts
Orville Coleman
Moose
Glenburn Aid Society
Christian Ladies Aid — Society
Trnity Lodge
American ‘Legion Post
of Diamonds
His. K
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Nene
Aqd' R-Ako
IWIN
Qwensburg
Donnie
Baseball
Cowboy
Central Press Ass'n
Les’ Forgrarve
Aray
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