Social calendar for Queen Esther circle and Pocahontas meeting
Queen Esther circle meets at 7 15 p m with Miss Mary Margare t Froeschke 390 East Vincennes street Chicaceth Council of Pocahontas meets at 7 p m Metropolitan lodge No 193 K of Pp meets at the hall 7 30 p m Boy Scouts will meet in regular session at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
Mary
Margaret Froeschke
East _ Vincennes street
Chicateth Council of ‘Pocahontas
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
K. of Pp
Boy Scouts
Quapaw
Pocahontas
Play cast to rehearse at library Tuesday evening
The cast for Two Thous and Miles for a Book will meet at the library for practice at 7 30 p m. Various local groups including Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Salvation Army announce meetings and activities for Tuesday evening with hosts and locations listed.
Community clubs and lodges gather across town
Women’s Business and Professional Club meets at Linton Public Library at 7 30 p m Freeman Greene County Hospital Board convenes at 4 15 p m Eagles Lodge hosts a 7 p m meeting Elks Lodge at home 8 p m Unity Lodge No 637 I 0 C F joins at 7 30 p m Rotary luncheon at First M E Church at 12 38 p m Ladies Aid of First Christian Church holds all day session Glenbur h Aid Society meets regularly Chapter 209 Women of Moose gather 7 p m Baptist Ladies Aid holds all day church meeting All urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
First Christian Church
Baptist Ladies
Aid All Day Meeting
Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Set for Evening
Thursday events include Women's Relief Corps at Red Men hall 7 pm and American Legion post at Sime att 8 pm. Moose Lodge 1434 gathers 7:30 pm, Auxiliary at 7:30 pm, First Christian church choir at 7 pm, Linton Lodge No 400 AF AM at 7:30 pm, Baptist choir at 7:30 pm, and 4 Ey choir rehearsal at the artists hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men Hall
Erican Legion Post
Ing ‘Sime
Layal Onder
Aperican Legion Auxiliary
First’ Christian Church
Local Society Items Due for Linton Daily Citizen Taste
Notices request society items from theNOTBa Society and other groups must arrive at the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day's taste section. This includes club lodge party and church notices and related community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Daily Citizen
Bride Montelle Thot asi Weds Rex Miller in Local Home
Community members gather for a double ring ceremony at the bride’s brother-in-law’s home on First street southeast. Montelle Thot asi and Rex G Miller exchange vows in Lavender satin amid relatives and friends from nearby towns. The bride, daughter of Noble Thomas, will reside with Miller in Indianapolis after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montelle Thotasi
Rex GC. Mller
Indianapolis
Mer
Carl Harris
First Street
M. W. Foster
First Christian Church
Noble Thomas
Mary Jane
Arthur Pinkston
Joe Thomas
Earl Cannon
Lawrence Thomas
Margaret Jones
Evelyn
Cokal Pulverzone Stocker Co
Chicago
Elks Ladies Bridge Tea at Elks Home Blesses Afternoon
Elks Ladies plan a bridge tea at the Elks home at 2 15 p m with Homer Fordyce as hostess. The Baptist Missionary society meets at 2 oclock with Mrs Clyde Breck on G street northeast Thursday. Evening Dinner Bridge club hosted by Mrs Claude Max-Wee follows activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Beasley
North Main Street
Elks
Homer Fordyce
Baptist Missionary Society
Clyde Breck
Bridge Club
Fang
Claude Max- Wee
Quapaw Tribe Meet and Eastern Star Session Tonight
Quapaw Tribe No 143 improves at 7 p m and the Order of Eastern Star ab 7 30 p m hold a stated meeting All officers are asked to be present at the gatherings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of RediMen
Order of Eastern Star
Miss Dorothy Walker Weds Everett Schlegel in City
Miss Dorothy Walker of First street southeast and Everett R. Schlegel of Clay City united in marriage at 8:30 Sunday morning May 31 at the First Christian church parsonage. Rev. M. W. Foster officiated the single ring ceremony. Schlegel is a grocer and they will live in Patricksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walker
First Street
Everett R. Schlegel
Clay City
First Christian Church
Rev
M. W. Foster
Christian Church
Schlegel
Patricksburg
Personal notices of visitors around Linton and nearby towns
The notice lists Sun day visitors and weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turpin near Linton, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Turpin of Indianapolis, Opal Turpin, and many others from Fairview Road, Midland, Anderson, Indianapolis, Bloomfield, Peoria, Effingham, Terre Haute, Jasonville, and Jasonville, with Memorial Day and social visits noted among families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haggs
Florence Smith
Kenneth Eugene
Rosemary
Sarah Nell
Billyanna’ Craft
Corwin Smith
Fairview Road
Contract Bridge Written Por Central Press By E V Aramows Bridge Teacher
Very clever analysis of contract bridge by E V Aramows describes top players and experts. It notes outstanding bids and plays by Raoul Haydon of New York amid critique of common techniques and difficult hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POR Central
E. V. Aramows
Aki
Raoul Haydon
New York
Bridge Drama Reveals Declarer Secures Small Slam
In a detailed contract battle, South doubled by West led hearts and clubs as dummy played. The sequence centered on trump handling and endgame timing, with declarer pressing to force West’s exit cards and secure seven tricks to reach a small slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Weat
West
Haydon
Hild Garda
Havinea
Duttitiy
Dufiiriy
Wan
Desclarer
Dumutty'a Q
Didmonds
Bast
Declarer
Haat
Weekend visits stretch from Ohio to Bloomington
A long list of residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over the weekend. People from Terre Haute Indianapolis Bloomington Danville and Kokomo traveled to see family, while others hosted guests from Indiana State Teachers College and local towns.
Local Residents Return Visits Across Towns
Mrs Al Nelson accompanied them home for a visit Mr and Mrs F E Meng of this city visited with friends in Shelbyville Sunday Dr and Mrs Ben Raney returned home after two weeks in northern Illinois Miss Ruth Ritter and Miss Tylene Atter of Terre Haute spent the past week visiting here Walter Turpin of Detroit Md is here to spend a few days with his parents Priest of Kokomo visited over the past weekend Paul Bouchet employed in Evansville Ind was visiting with his grandmother over the weekend The weekend visit of Mr and Mrs R W Hensley and daughter Elsie was their son Floyd Hensley of Detroit Mich Eugene Hensley and Miss Lucille Tucker spent Armontel Day with Mr and Mrs R W Hensley and daughter here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Turpin
Linton
Cecil ‘Turpin
Indianapolis
Opal Turpin
Wife .Myers
Emil. Daviness
Ninth
Corwin Smith
Fairview Road
Orville ‘Smith
Billy and
Jackie
Midland
Billyanna Craft
Rosemary Smith
Mary ‘Robertson
Anderson
W. H. Wakefield
Ed Greenwood
Ralph Thomas
Mayme Miller
Betty Grey
Ralph. Holley
Bind
Dolph Lewis
Bloomfield
Glenn Maxwell
Peoria
Ill
David Martha
Joe Kershner
Effingham
Joe Thompson
Dodg
Ay Jett
Edward ‘Holtz
Lucy Holtz
Jarvin Steward
Fred ‘Holtz
Huntingburg
Santa Claus
Ind
Mene
T. C. Edwards
Tennyson
Terre Haute
Edward
Bertha Breck
Marie
Mildren
Honore Meunier
Shirley Anne
John Bonham
Jasonvile
Bonnie Davis
Mary Elizabeth Haffley
Ruth Dorraugh
Rose Mounier
Pearl Davis
Frank Giuffre
Mary B. Armstrong
Ter- Haute
Roy Armstrong
Hobart Stewart
John ‘Roll
Fredericksburg
W. M. Little
Villa Grove, Jr
Anna ‘Collins
George Tucker
Dell Siske
Aene Thomas
Cornelius Murphy
Tadignapolis
Alma Murphy
Matamaay
Andreson
Alma “Muay Phy
Ranawrday
Ohio
Clint Sherwood
Clifford ‘McKee
Maurice ‘Cravens
Carolyn Joan
Chicago
J. ‘G. Cravens
Anne Reynolds
Henry Fry
John
Helen Hilgediek
Lula Howe
Violet
Marc Maroni
Goldean
Hummel
Indiana University
Bloomington
C. P.hummel
Berniece James
I. U
Phil Bennett
Effe Bennett
Madge
Fontand
John McGrew
Nell
William
James Benny
Corall, Vonderschmidt
Loretta
Danville
Clifford Hunter
Frank Poneliet
May
William. Cunningham
C. C. Speeker
Rosemary
Speeker
Ida Adkins
Meiv
Frank Wright
St. Louis
Robert Pierce Jr
A. C. McPhail
Mar! Todd
Fred Todd
Greencastle
H. E. Zanders
H. C. Zanders
Rantoul
Anna Carson
James
West Lebanon
Roy Richardson
Lee Tarvin
Odon
Oscar Nelson
Kokomo
al Nelson
Almond Liston
F. E. Meng
Shelbyville
Ben ‘Raney
Illinois
Ruth Ritter
Tyelyn Atter
Walter Turpin
Detroit
F. C. Turpin
Fail ‘Priest
Henry Priest
Paul Bouchet
Evansville
R. W. Hensley
Elsie
Floyd Hensley
Mich
Eugene Hensley
Lucille ‘Tucker
Arnottel Day
Cravens Cleaners Introduces Monite Mothproof Cleaning
Cravens Dry Cleaners adopts the Monite mothproof cleaning process using a special chemical in regular cleaning to render fabrics moth resistant in every fibre. Garments treated are insured against moth damage for six months at no extra cost to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens Dry Cleaners
Fred Cravens
Livestock Report From Indianapolis Market Summary
The Indianapolis market shows Holdovers 416 and cattle with 1,500 head and calves 700. Steers and heifers slow with several early sales 15¢ lower. most bids 25¢ lower. Cows steady, some steers $7.25 to $7.65, heifers $7.60 down. Beef cows $5.25 to $6, cutters $4 to $5, wealers down 50¢ to $9. Sheep listing 1,209 with native spring lambs down. fed western clipped lambs unsold early. Slaughter cows $3.50 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Buis Opens New Series Of Ads In Linton Daily Citizen
Dr. Lemuel Buis, a strong advocate of newspaper advertising, launches a June series of advertisements in the Linton Daily Citizen. The messages will focus on health and how to obtain it, inviting public attention to his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Buis
Linton Daily Citizen
Artiles
Health and Governance Sayings from the Subject’s View
A fragment notes remarks on health and self governance. The speaker emphasizes personal responsibility and adherence to proper health practices as guiding principles for government and individuals alike. The text reflects a reflective stance on health policy and civic duty.
Cast of Two-Thousand Miles for a Book postpones rehearsal
Cast members will not practice Tuesday night due to the Réventional Amateur Show. The show will be presented at the high school Peach on Tuesday night at the usual time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peache
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Peoples Trust Company
Peoples
TelTel
Rcce
Greene County Post
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars
yVincernness Street
Emanon
John Murdock
W. ‘Linton
H:nor Club
Salvation ‘Army
Salvation Army
Eeee
Ben Humphreys
Women's Business and Profesional Club
Linton Public Library
Eagles ‘Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
Rotary
M. E Church
Glenburh Aid’ Society
Linton Lodge No
A.M
Pam
Bernadens Hill
Velma Wright
Taylor Lily
Detroit, Mich
Elsie Hill
Thea
Joey Flotyy
Patty
James Rumple
Jasotville
Clyde Copeland
Carolyn Jane
Kenneth Bennett
Susan
George. H. James
Brazil
Damon Williams
Asa Williams
Daughtereva Louise
Max Stone
Marjorie Johnson
Indiaand’ University
Margaret Jane Winters
Juanita Hill
Erma Gerin
City
Vernon Moore
Pleasantville
Harold Abrams
Marco
Helen _Haseman
Asel Lemonds
Willis. Fines and
Switz City
Sarah Johnson
Juanita
Niles, Mich
Gilbert Susan
South ‘Bend
Annis ‘Luttrell of
Bedford
Clarence Henderson
Paul Boaz
Columbus
E.L. Barnes
This City
Frank Duncan
Coal City
Wilbur W. Hunter
Coral Vonderschmitt
Loretta Ann
Danville, Il
Adam Vonderschmitt
Frank
Elizabeth
Louis
Aid
Dale ‘Batgar
G. D. Rushton
Herbert Lynch
Violet C. Bull
Indiana Dental School
Riley ‘Russell
Montelle Thomas
Miss Dorothy
Walker
Everett Schlegel
Oo &I
Home Loan and Savings Association
Milo Mitchell
Cravens Cleaners
Adlerika
Hamilton. Drug Company
Buis
Norge
Iti
Norge Divisiom
Borg-Warner Corporation
Michigan
Correll Electric CO
E. Vincennes Street
Texaco
Hickey
Texaco Super Service
Ivana
Oltre
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