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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Activities

The schedule lists ubseekers class at A. B. Church with Mrs. Irvin Taylor at 2 p m. plus May and June gifts. American Legion Post meets at the Legion home 7 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M 7 30 p m. United Brethren choir 7 p m. Methodist choir 7 p m. Surgical Dressings at Elks home 1 4 and 7 9. Indianola club 7 p m. Chapter 19 Women of the Moose 7 p m. Cross Sewing 1 4 Main school 1 4. Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission 7 p m. Quapaw Tribe 143 Red Men 7 30 p m. Columbian Chapter 140 O S 7 30 p m.

Ubseekers A. B. Church Irvin Taylor Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved

Former Linton Girl Married At Bicknell

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Alice Mae Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert W Marshall of Bicknell to Sgt Alva V Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Alva V Wallace of Rutledge Georgia. The ceremony was at First Methodist Church Bicknell Sunday at three with Rev E A Boston officiating.

Alice Mae Marshall Bert W. Marshall Bicknell Alva V. Wallace Rutledge First Methodist E. A. Boston Carl Lynn Kathleen Clark Louie B. Ponder Ruthledge James W. Johnson John M. King Pfc William Little A. P. Threlkeld Liebestraum Byron Donaldson Wallace Bicknell High School Kroger School of Music

Pigg Bucklew Vows Read in Florida

Mr and Mrs Raymond Pigg announce the marriage of their daughter Lorene to Pfc Merle O Bucklew son of Mr and Mrs George Bucklew of Coal City The double ring ceremony was at Riverside Church of Christ Jacksonville Florida on May 20 6 30 p m Miss Bernice Wyckoff and Lt Wilmer E Hibbard attended The bride worked in Terre Haute before marriage Bucklew former Gulfport music supervisor now with 584th AAF band at Orlando Air Base They will reside at 61 Sheney Place Apt 2 Orlando Florida

Raymond Pigg Lorene Merle O. Bucklew George Bucklew Coal City Riverside Church of Christ Jacksonville Fla Bernice Wyckoff Orlando Wilmer E. Hibbard Wichita Kan Terre Haute Pfc Bucklew Gulfport 584Th AAF Orlando Air Base Sheney Place Apt

Willing Workers 4-H Club Holds Meeting at Marcos School

Members enjoyed a covered dish supper at the Marcos school building for the Willing Workers 4-H club meeting. Plans for a party were discussed during the business session. Those present included Jane Wines Wanda Coker Mary Riggins Beverly McCombs Lois Lind Nancy Lucas Loretta Crane Betty Jones Margie Campbell LaVern McCombs and Mrs Elmer Millis. The meeting closed with unison singing and the next gathering is set for eight o clock on June 8 at the same school.

Willing Workers 4-H Club Marcos Jane Wines Wanda Coker Mary Riggins Beverly McCombs Lois Lind Nancy Lucas Loretta Crane Betty Jones Margie Campbell LaVern McCombs Elmer Millis

Marriage Announcement for Dorothy Doyle and Sgt Louis Powell

The recent marriage of Miss Dorothy Doyle of Cedar Rapids Iowa to Sgt Louis Powell son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Powell of Linton was held at the chapel at Ft Bragg NC on May 13 Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Kostek Powell is a Linton Stockton high school graduate and is stationed with the United States Army at Ft Bragg Mrs Powell will remain near the camp.

Dorothy Doyle Cedar Rapids Iowa Louis Powell Lloyd Powell Linton Ft. Bragg N. C John Kostek Sgt. Powell Linton Stockton High School United States Army Powell

Overnight Test Claims Athletes Foot Germ Remedy

An advertisement from Hamilton's touts an overnight test for an athletes foot germ remedy. It promises a powerful penetrating fungicide labeled 904 alcohol to reach germs, urging full strength use for itchy sweaty feet and claims a $66 back guarantee if not pleased, with dates and contact details included.

Hamilton

Shar-A-Lyke Club Holds Meeting and Initiates New Members

The Shar-a-lyke 4-H club met at the local high school with several new members welcomed: Ann Johnson Lena Mae Dietz Carole Shepard Carolyn Hatcher Gladys Gates Willa Perkins Phyllis Gravemeier Margaret Woodruff Delma Baize Patsy McKiegue. President Miss Jean Strong led the business session as Virginia May led group singing and readings were performed by Mary Anna Shepard Marilyn Robinson Sue Clark Ann Johnson Carolyn Hatcher and Judy Scherer.

Shar-a-lyke Ann Johnson Lena Mae Dietz Carole Shepard Carolyn Hatcher Gladys Gates Willa Perkins Phyllis Gravemeier Margaret Woodruff Delma Baize Patsy McKiegue Miss Jean Strong Virginia May Patty Roach Mary Anna Shepard

Weekend Visits Ring Through Midwest Town

Dick Tanner returns home after a weekend with his niece Mrs. Alice Timmerman in Alton HI. Craig Fitzpatrick from Akron spends the week in Linton with family planning to move back to Akron. Indianapolis guests include Mrs. Gertrude Hammer and family. Mrs. Nance and Mrs. Richardt travel here due to Mrs. Lillie Nance illness.

Dick Tanner Alice Timmerman Alton Craig Fitzpatrick Akron Linton Gertrude Hammer Dorothy Hammer Maude Allen Clinton Snyder Indianapolis Don Hammer, Jr

Wyoming draft board halts meeting awaiting Washington guidance

Rawlins Wyoming The Carbon county selective service board canceled a regular meeting and said there was no need to convene until Washington headquarters issue procedures for classifying and inducting registrants.

Rawlins

Persistent four year old attends Pleasanton school

In Pleasanton Texas Estanislao Gonzales remains eager to learn despite being two years under the required school age of six. He attends Coughran school with his siblings and has already learned to read simple English words with the quiet support of teacher Mrs. Mary L. Perkins.

Pleasanton Tex U.P Estanislao Gonzales Coughran School Mary L. Perkins

Chicago wife mails 1267 letters to overseas husband

Mrs. Martin W. Green of Chicago sent 1,267 letters to her husband Capt. Martin W. Green of the Army Medical Corps over the past year. The physician and soldier is stationed somewhere in the South Pacific. The couple has a 16 month old son, Richard Martin.

Chicago U.P Martin W. Green

Plane stampedes turkeys kill three in Maine

E N Jacques reports three of his turkeys were killed and 25 injured when a low flying bomber on a training flight frightened the flock in Manchester Maine causing a stampede during the routine exercise.

Manchester U.R E. N. Jacques

Women in Russia Work in Mines Previously Male Roles

Women in Russia today are employed in mining positions once reserved for men before the war. The shift reflects broader labor changes and wartime demands across the industry.

Russia

Vets Return to IU Aiming for Fast Track to Careers

Indiana University officials report veterans returning from war service show stronger resolve to complete studies quickly and enter the workforce. A survey of discharged veterans on campus finds 80 percent seeking vocational courses such as business education medicine law and dentistry. Two thirds favor continuing the accelerated war program to speed employment and reduce lost time. Some call for government aid to finance interrupted studies while a few oppose assistance as a gift.

Bloomington Ind U.P Indiana University Wendell W. Wright P.C Army Navy

Pressure Control Aids Army Duck

The War Department announced that the Army amphibious craft known as Ducks can adjust tire pressure instantly for sand water and hard surfaces. The craft carries about 35 men on land and 50 on water and uses a gasoline engine with a dry mechanism. It can move troops ammunition and supplies across shore to assault positions and unfordable water.

Washington Army War Department

Bond redemptions reach new high in May

Washington reports May 30 saw $713,807,992 in series E bonds sold and $271,714,300 redeemed, about 38 percent of sales. If May 31 redemptions are added, month total likely near $280,000,000, surpassing the previous record of $268,000,000 in March.

Washington U.P Treasury

World War II Veterans Added To Pension Rolls

Veterans' Administrator Frank T. Hines reports more than 100000 World War II veterans have already been added to pension rolls indicating strong enrollment for survivor benefits and wartime service recognition.

Frank T. Hines

Red Army Repels German Assault North of Iasi

Soviet communique reports the Red Army destroyed 122 German tanks and 164 planes while repulsing two days of heavy German tank and infantry attacks north of Iasi Romania. Enemy losses were described as enormous with no territorial gains.

Moscow U.P Red Army Iasi Ploesti Bucharest

Greek Patriots Survive Nazis in Thessaly Raid

Greek patriots attacked a German rest camp near Mount Olympus on May 10 freeing 250 naked soldiers and fighting hand to hand. At least 150 Nazis were killed with knives after ammo ran out. seven Greeks died and eight were wounded, per official release.

Cairo U.P Thessaly Mount Olympus

Legal Aid Requests From Far Flung Servicemen

Kansas City unit of the United Service Organizations reports two daily calls for legal aid with letters arriving from New Guinea and Florida. One serviceman in New Guinea sought real estate protection while a Florida sailor sought divorce after long no correspondence and alleged infidelity.

Kansas City U.P Legal Aid Services Department United Service Organizations Globe Daily Mail New Guinea Florida

County Claims List For June 5 1944 Meeting

The county commission will consider numerous claims at their regular meeting on Monday June 5 1944. Entries include salaries expenses for Francs Jarman Biather Young Pauline Lynn Math Revere and many others plus payments to Indiana Bell Telephone The Evening World Linton Daily Citizen Worthington Times and local merchants for services and supplies.

Jarman Biathér, Young Pauline Lynn Revere Mary Jo Hannum Remington Rand, Inc Madalyn Rodoker Alma Shepherd Frankie Justus, Jr Harry FE. Zander Jack W. McIntyre Minty Wike Everett Alkire Gurl Lowder Hoss Evans Secy Sexon Ditch As Goribenor Cn cc Teecescvess Wormig Metl Cece Tart Fammie King L. Hull M. D Bloomfield Ice & Pro Indiana Bell Telephone Wiki Freeland Charles Blanton Smase Fac Wb Baer Ange Video Mattie AR the Blue Products Co Rainbow Store Ottis Littlejohn Geo. Stafford Alex Wilson Herbert Priest Kenneth Welborn Hugh Martindale Concrete Silo Co Margaret Foulks Madeline Neidlinger Floyd McClanaham H. K. Turner M. DP Wires Las Lester Jenkins & Sons Indiana State Sanatorium Hillcrest Hospital Superior Fourth Vein Coal Co Peer Et ST Frey Mae Hatfield Mason Mildred Wright Ophelia Truman M.s Mary L. Bates Jose B. Perry Dohn Ry. Buxom Roar Edom Helen Grubbs Grace Loffland Will Bo Vostok Helen Humphreye Jeanne Ann Moore Edwin B. Long Leonard Una Mcintyre W. E. Grounds Hilvis Stahl Charley Reed Wilkinson Lumber Co Ing CompAny Oo the Evening World Linton Daily Citizen Jasonville Leader Pearl Bhowse Alvin EB. Ketler Geographical Publishing Co la. W. McLaughlin E. Funkhouser Worthington Times al Ha Francis Lammey Claude B Herbert Greene Gartis W MOWER Dide Scieks Wade Reteimmer Heldon Chaney Grover C. Anderson Ge Cy TI Harold Norman Taylor Chas, B. Barnes Charles Letsinger Musee Ess Ncta Reena Momoes James W. Gastineau Jacob H. Corwin Ruth Newsom Wm. P. Shepherd Skele Peru Berltig Socnal Olive Quillen Zona Workman Martha Glover Maud Torr Mabel Mowery Ianora Cowan Maxine Graves Lloyd Mitchell Carl Lowder Jasonville Hdn Furn. Co. Oe Williams Variety Store Elizabeth Holtsclaw Alice Bohley Tabitha Walls Marie Padgett Bart Morris Bertha Short Hazel Walls Mamie Hord Bertha Mitten Mary C. Garrett i'Clemen M. Smith Erie Joseph Haseman Hilda Jane Lynch Hubert Lynch Freida Baird Walter Ketchem Henry H. Roach Irene Yancey Charles Poe Nettie A. Poe O. BF. Wallaver Sern- Frank Public Service Co Ind Moore-Langen Printing Ralph Newsom Jas W. White Homer Sargent Violet M. Talbott Alvin Fred Hannum James Martindale Clinton A. Reintjes aCe Fi Irvin Martindale S. Bernice Mitchell Bertha A. Crane Ramener Copier Paul Kramer Clayton C. Hunter Promas John Keagy Wesley Burcham George W. Bennett Palmer West Onear McCoy Oscar Boruff Walter Lowder J. W. Fuller SU Rami

Greene County Auditor lists welfare salaries and vendors

Greene County Auditor A. W. McLaughlin publishes a detailed welfare salaries and vendor expenditure record. The list includes names such as Vera Van Meter Mildred Owen Doris Marshall Ruth Owen Harriet Moore Genevieve Greene and Beulah Hannah with various amounts. Vendors mentioned include Rainbowstore No. 4 Ritchey’s Leader Store Chauncey Rose School and Indiana Bell Telephone Co. with small payments.

Vera van Meter Sons Graude Chambers Pers Mildred M. Owen Ruth Dobbs Owen Bessie S&s. Tate Harriet C. Moore Genevieve Greene Mabel Buckner Kern G. Beasley Americob: Malpy. CO. Ois Eine Oes Rainbowstore Ritchey’s Leader Store Teeens Chauncey Rose School Floyd McClanahan Welch & Cornett Indiana Bell Telephone Co Ey Rce Leon Malthe Ree A. W. McLaughlin Greene County

Salaries and Expenses Listed for Highway Workers

A fragmented list shows individual highway salary and expense figures for numerous workers. Names include Mary AWRI and Walter Blackwood with varying amounts from 6 to 274 dollars, plus several others such as Raymond Warren, Sherman Bredeweg, and Jamies Bechtel.

Mary Awri Soma Roabey Cece Walter Blackwood Raymond Warren Sherman Bredeweg Wm. P. Shepherd Jamies Bechtel Lucien Goodwin Stanley Herold Sam Scott Harry Chambers Wayne Cullison Bee Orono Eva Eeek Lade Gray Ace Atyiatape Thompson

Strictly G I Joe: Fort Logan’s Pvt Major Webb

A Fort Logan GI named Pvt Major Webb, stationed at the station hospital, insists on the town name of his home as Sergeant Kentucky. He hails from Sergeant, KY.

Stritly G.L Denver Colo Ft. Logan G.I. Joe Webb Sergeant

Victory Day Music Concert Planned at Carnegie Hall

The hour and date remain undetermined for a victory concert in New York to celebrate Germany's surrender. Orchestra director Mark Warnow has secured Carnegie Hall with a planned midnight performance to avoid clashing with other events.

New York Germany Mark Warnow Carnegie Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helen L. Grubbs American Legion Legion Linton Lodge No. 560 United Brethren Methodist Elks Home Indianola Club Ed Bone Women's Relief Corps Women of the Moose the Moose Hall Glenburn Mission O. S. Mets Cooper G. C. Murphy CO Linton Motor Sales Prompt Sanitary Truck Service Farmers Tankage CO Newberry Wrisley John St. Main St USMC NEA James B. Trimble Philadelphia Marine Barracks Parris Island S. C Jack McCumber USN Troy N Y Shar-A-Lyke Club A. E. Nance Cleveland, O Marie Richardt Lillie Nance Mrs. Nance Nance Richardt Cassino Richard K. Mizuta Hawaii Italy Rhodes General Hospital Utica N. Y Gv’s Newkirk Peesawese Mundell Ae Helms Deventer Aye Andeventer Dain Dee Gieone Robert Summerville Clarence Sullivan Luther Reynolds Ieee Chiveentere Clyde Bennett du Eden Homer McDonald Pareneee Aes Norman Jones RIE Ieee Newsom Monson Ook Ek Tees W. G. Overman Fiauwey Paginia Perile Chambers Clarence Skinner Sivee Key Fitzpatric Dale Bowersock Ben Snyder Russell Summerville Stone Ieee Jerry Johnson Ivan W. J. Holliday& Co Homer Heaton Tole Lee School Supply Bi Karl Borter Delbert Shepherd Raymond Teghe Aee Pee Saios Sparen Oxygen Oak Ecker &@ Son Prack @ Parte Co Peassy Viainville Machine Works Atone Hale i Haerph Sander Coees Chas. Moore Meas Lido the Texane Co Nee A. Lubricant (Co Beste Standard Oil Co Salelaldunies Shell Oil Avs Acis Eae Mine O. If Indiana Howard Crews Vere Coca Cola Greene Co. Telephone Corp Bell Telephone Co Mid-West Rock Prod. Corp Concrete Bile Co Ulinby & Stephens John I’. Arthur New Union Lumber Co Il Concrete Bile Co Betty Reynolds Brooklyn Misa Reynolds AYDS Boz Hamilton Drug CO Ameer Bert Barnes Eleventh St. Northeast City OF Linton Utilities
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