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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
4
A reader describes a quick easy corn on the cob method using a foil lined paint roller pan to melt butter in the sections. Ears of corn are dipped and rolled in butter as they are served for a tidy buffet style presentation.
Staff Sgt and Mrs Darrell Joe Brown announce the birth of a son on May 29 at Andersen Air Force Base Guam. The infant weighed three pounds five and a half ounces and was welcomed by three sisters and one brother. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown of Linton. Scott Alan Hankins born May 3 at 1:34 pm at Fountain-Greene County Hospital. Mother Darlene LeCocq of Midland. Grandparents Paris LeCocq Sr and Cecil Hawkins.
The afternoon Circle of the WSCS at First United Methodist Church met in Tristman Hall. Mrs. Roy Borders opened with Three Thoughts on Diversity. Guest Mrs. Hazel Gilbreath reviewed The Gentle House and Vivian Sinclair of Terre Haute is set to speak June 6 at 7 30 pm with slides on W S C S work. Public invited.
The Greene County Federated Clubs Past Presidents Club met last Monday with Mrs. Roy A. Borders attending. Mrs. Marshall Foster presided. Mrs. Paul York led the session. A meditation by Mrs. J. A. Hornbaker urged contentment and patience. Mrs. James Shouse shared a program about Dwight D. Eisenhower’s youth and a nurse that prayed through a leg injury. Members reported canned food contributions to the Greene County Welfare Project. The next meeting is scheduled for August 23 with Mrs. Paul Ford of Lyons as hostess.
The Qui Va La Club held its final meeting of the club year with a wiener roast and covered dish dinner at the shelter house. An election of officers for next year was held with Mrs. Maxine Correll as president, Mrs. Emily Wright as vice president, Mrs. Martha Roach as secretary, and Mrs. Patty Moehlmann as treasurer.
London aristocrat Vera Baroness Vokerodt de Vocerode offers a 22 day luxury grand tour for the wealthy. Aristocrats opening their homes will host visitors including the Duke of Bedford and the Sitwells in England and England, Paris, Vienna, Rome, Venice. Six clients max per trip, with Rolls Royce maid and 24 hour bar service.
A dense roster of meetings and practices for local organizations across Linton Jasonville and surrounding areas. Choirs, legions, rotary luncheon, Kiwanis, Elks Eagles youth groups, Masonic lodges, carpenters and tramps clubs, church activities, and scouting events are scheduled with times ranging from noon to 8 p.m. Several locations include Klusmeier's, Masonic Temples, and church halls.
The Novelty Club held its final meeting at Mrs Ruth Fish home with a business session followed by a white elephant sale. Prizes awarded to Mrs Betty Prudhomme and Mrs Barbara Smith, auction won by Mrs Phyllis Dean. Attendees included Mrs Smith, Mrs Jane Holland, Mrs Dean, Mrs Peggy Hayes, Mrs Prudhomme and Mrs Doris Inman. Next meeting set for September.
The Sandborn Epsilon Cn Delta Theta Tau alumnae group met in Terre Haute for a dinner where they voted to donate to the local retarded children's Olympic Program. Attendees included Miss Rachel Hildebrand and several Mrs. attendees. The group announced an anniversary dinner in June.
The first European university was established at Salerno Italy in the medieval period, a landmark in early university history and higher learning in Europe.
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