Community club and church schedules around Worthington
Local clubs and churches list evening meetings at various venues including Masonic temple, Lodal halls, and church sanctuaries. Activities include choirs, lodges, picnics, and memorial services with start times from noon to 8:00 pm and hostesses noted for the Women’s Guild event.
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Masonic Temple
Easies Lodge
Liks Lodge
EUB
Unity Lodge
Lo.o.f
Aetery Club
Klusmeiers
Worthington Baptist Church
Worthington Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Women's Guild of
Saron
Charles Wills
Forrest Gilbert
Philip Bredeweg
Warren Oaken
Eric Paulson
Switz City Union Club
Linton Lodge No
Psi Tota Ni Sorority
Linton Public Library
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
American Legion
Legion Hall
Christian Church
Methodist
First Baptist
Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
OES
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Linton-Stockton 4-H Elects Officers and Plans Camp
The Linton-Stockton Hillbillies 4-H club elected Frank Stefancik as secretary treasurer Connie Gregory as reporter and Jerry Haussin as song leader at a meeting in the high school agriculture room. They announced a club camp and reported project progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton-Stockton Hillbillies Club
Frank Stefancik
Connie Gregory
Jerry Haussin
Ronnie Hollingsworth
Jock Perry
Ladson Anniversary Observed With Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ladson Mark celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary with a noon dinner at their home 190 F street NW. Guests included numerous relatives from Sullivan Linton Terre Haute Bloomington Indianapolis Kincaid Farmersburg Wotuman and other towns. pictures were taken and gifts given.
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William Ladson
F" Street
Northwest
Ladson
Nathan Pellans
Bert Ladson
Kincaid
Cecil C. Bedwell
Farmersburg
Thurman Robertson
Martha
Bloomington
Wilber Ladson
Indianapolis
Ira Neal
William Purcell
Buck
Junior Ridge
Ronald Nichols
Thomas H. Moore
Oscar Ladson
Fred L. McCord
Andy Ridge
Sullivan
Elward Copple
Cof Wotuman
Ill
Ellen Martin
Carl Ray
Terre Haute
Lawrence Simmons
Eugene Villain
Kim
Joseph Sparks
Linton
ABC Club Hosts Salad Demo At Switz City Meeting
The ABC home demonstration club met at Mrs. Wilbert Calvert’s Switz City home. Mrs. Morris White and Mrs. Donald White led a salad and dressing demonstration. A safety civild defense lesson followed with a social hour and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Wilbert Calvert
Switz City
Morris White
Donald White
Mrs. Calvert
Lowell McKee
Gene Gwaltney
Richard Lindsey
Cletha Summerville
Clifford Baker
Marlin Bradfield
Loren Graves
Wayne Weaver
Carl Davis
Rex Johnson
Robert Holtsclaw
Gene Hardesty
Carl Lohr
Sheryl Bradfield
Ronda Baker
Cathy Waite
Brenda Calvert
Frank
Steve Lindsey
Delphian Club Closes May Breakfast With Mrs Shields
The Alpha Delphian club wrapped its program at a Saturday morning breakfast at Mrs. David Shields country home. Birthday celebrants for the first half of the year sat together as Jack Johnson sang solos with pianist Mrs. Hazel Kelso. Attendees included Mesdames Aikin, Clayton, Coleman, Dixon, Flanagan, Fleetwood, Fritz, Hixson, Kelso, Martin, Francis, O’Brien, Reinties, Shields, Spencer, Wilson and Misses Baughman and Duhne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Club
David Shields
Jack Johnson
Linton- Stockton High School
Hazel Kelso
Mesdames Farr Aikin
Charles Clayton
Orville Coleman
G. D. Dixon
E. ©. Flanagan
Buree Fleetwood
Jacob Fritz
Lee Hixson
C. W. Martin
James Francis
Austin O’brien
Clyde Reinties
John Spencer
Melvin Wilson
Bonna Baughman
Elsie Duhne
Class rings for 1961 delivered to Linton Stockton HS
Principal J R Hahn announces that class rings for the class of 1961 have arrived and can be picked up at the auditorium between 10:00 and 12:00 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday this week. Pupils with last names A through G pick up Tuesday, H through O Wednesday, and P through Z Thursday.
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J. R. Hahn
Linton-Stockton High School
Linton - Stockton High School
Marriage at Jasonville Assembly of God Church
Miss Kay Frances Haskett married James Lee Ballard in a 2 PM ceremony at Jasonville Assembly of God. The couple, from Jasonville and Dugger respectively, will reside in Lafayette after a trip to Princeton Idaho. The bride attended Union High School Dugger. the groom studies forestry at Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Frances Haskett
James Lee Ballard
Assembly of God
Jasonville
Lowell Haskett
Ernest Ballard
Dugger
Walter Batman
Rose Mary Gillespie
Shirley Viar
Karen Haskett
Linda Slater
Theresa Ballard
Gary Carter
Rex Johnny Ballard
Miss Haskett
Miss Slater
Miss Ballard
Sherry Haskett
Tommy Johnson
Brenda Pigg
Cass
Janice Johnson
Sandra Shepherd
Kay Crewell
Effingham
Princeton
Ida
Lafayette
Union High School
Dugger-Union High School
Purdue University
Uninvited guests disrupt Lawrenceville home
Lawrenceville dentist Dr. L L Jacobson family woke to a wild duck wandering the living room after tumbling down the chimney during the night. The intruder was freed after it was captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville, Ill
UPI
L. L. Jacobson
Lawrenceville
Fink and Hackler Host Linton Wedding
Lola Lutz and Glen Fink wed in a 9 30 p m ceremony at the Hackler home in Linton Rev Wayne Fink of Philadelphia officiated The bride’s sister LaDonna Hackler played the wedding music A reception followed and the couple left for a trip to Illinois They will reside in Linton where the groom works at the Linton Daily Citizen attendees included numerous family members and local residents
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Lola Lutz
Glen Fink
Linton
Hrother-inlaw
Harold Hackler
Effie Goodman
Alex Imrie
Jack Roseberry
Wayne Fink
Philadelphia
LaDonna Hackler
Beverly Fink
Gillis Imrie
Cicero
Illinois
Linton Daily Citizen
Fink
Pennsylvania
Richard
Hughie
Conrad Fink
Martinsville
Iris Jean
Grant
Karen Ford
Bill McClure
Tom and
Della Mae
Lawrenceville
Ill
Bill Fink
Doris Fink
Gary
Inez Ewig Iola
Fern Clinton
Ottawa
Kan
Ethel Risher
James Rosenberry
Faye Lawrence
Hackler
LaDonna
Young Drivers Vie For State Road-E-O Honors
About 190 teen drivers from Indiana will compete in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Road-E-O in Frankfort on June 6. Local winners advance to 10 prizes with the top driver earning a chance at the national contest in Washington in August. Contestants face written exams road tests and obstacle courses while meeting age and conduct requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jerry Ellenwood
Frankfort Jaycee Unit
Nutri-Bio Office Opens In Linton With Pritchards
Nutri-Bio Corp of Beverly Hills opens its Linton office at 20 East Vincennes Street. Mr and Mrs Robert E Pritchard are distributors. The company markets concentrated food supplements and plans a nationwide ad push including Life magazine May 25. The office will recruit and train sales personnel for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Nutri-Bio
Vincennes Street
Robert E. Pritchard
Nutri-Bio Corporation
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pritchard
Bible Thought by Miss Nola D. Yoder
A Rest Haven devotional notes Christ’s promise to never leave believers alone. It describes the Holy Spirit, providences, scripture, and people as means of comfort rebuke and guidance. The message reassures tempted souls that Christ stands with them even in severe trials.
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Miss Nola D. Yoder
Christ
Lights Failled Morrisville Driver Plunges Off Embankment
Leslie Fleming stopped after his headlights failed. As he stepped from the car it rolled over an embankment, injuring him and prompting investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville, Vt
UPI
Leslie Fleming
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