Social Calendar Notes For Local Clubs
Social calendar lists Quapaw Council No 80 of Pocaontas meeting at 7 30 p m and Greene County Post No 1162 VFW on East Vincennes street at 7 30 am Manon club with Mrs John Murdock in West Linton at 7 30 am The Honor club Salvation Army will hold regular meeting at 7 30 pm at Y My hall All young people age 15 to 18 are invited to attend
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Greene County Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vincennes ‘Street
Fmanon Club
Ohn
Murdock
W. ‘Linton
Thej Honor Club
Salvation
Ymy
Copley
Community club and church events schedule for Linton
A dense local notice lists dozens of Wednesday and Thursday gatherings. Women's groups meet at the public library and churches, Elks and Moose lodges host evenings, Rotary and Baptist circles hold luncheons and all day sessions, plus 4‑H and choir practices and a bridge tea at the Elks home.
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Linton Public Library
Society items for Linton Daily Citizen notice
Short society notices indicate appeals, club, lodge, party and church items destined for the Linton Daily Citizen issue, with copy due by 11 a m for that day’s edition.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Aletha Hale Bridé Weds Theodore Justis in Linton Switz City union
Aletha Hale daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hale living southwest of Linton married Theodore Justis of Switz City on Saturday afternoon May 30 at the First M E church in Switz City. Rev Foutz officiated. Aletha is a Pleasantville high school graduate class of 1932 and has worked at Oscar Anderson's home. The couple will reside in Switz City while Justis works in Indianapolis. They are well known in Linton and Switz City and have many friends who wish them well.
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Aletha Hale
Land
Raymond Hale
Linton
Theodore Justis
Switz City
Rev. Foutz
M. E
Justis
Pleasantville
Oscar. Anderson
Lyons Woman Weds Bloomfield Doctor in Kinoko Parsonage
Miss Essie Katherine Rairden daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Rairden of Lyons wed Dr Harold B Turner Bloomfield physician in a single ring ceremony at the First Christian church parsonage in Kinoko Rev John McD Horne officiating Attendants were Mrs W J Cordner of Chicago sister of the bride and Paul M Messick Bloomfield attorney The bride has worked with the E and M Stein store and will reside in Bloomfield with the groom in a newly furnished home on Spring Street
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Essie Katherine Rairden
Lawrence A. Rairden
Lyons
Harold’ B. ‘Turner
Bloomfield
First Christian Church
Kokomo
John McD. Horne
W. J.cordner
Chicago
Ill
Paul
White Rose 4 H Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The White Rose Girls 4 H club met at Shields School to elect officers for the year. Officers elected: President Alice Roach, Vice President Phyllis Harbin, Secretary Louise Stevenson, Entertainment Beulah Richards, Song Leader Kathleen Jackson. The group adjourned to games and contests with members present including Alice Roach and others. The club will meet again in two weeks.
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Shields School
Alice Roach
Phyllis Harbin
Louise Stevenson
Beulah Richards
Kathleen Jackson
Pauline Watt
Joan Gabbard
Betty Harbin
Beulah ‘Richards
Mary Francis 'Grounds
Mildred Browning
Rosalee Norris
Thelma Fordyce
Dixie ‘Goodman
Norma Nell Gilligan
Silvereen Club Entertained at Old Legion Wiener Roast
The Silvereen club and guests enjoyed a wiener roast at the old Legion golf course hosted by Miss Minnie Steward. Afterward they played games and contests with light refreshments closing the evening. attendees included Mrs Haseman, Miss Hilgediek, twelve guests, and several club members and guests such as Willard Powell, Wayne Powell, Reed, Hase, Sponsler, Bare, Griffith, and Steward among others.
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Silvereen Club
Old Legion
Minnie Steward
Acme
Miss Steward
Marthena Haseman
Helen Hilgediek
Mary Margaret Froeschke
Helen Gonser
Messers
Willard
Wayne Powell
Riley
Bob ‘Reed
Paul Hase
Dnani Glyde
Sponsler
Bare
Gordon ‘Griffith
Foster’ "McClure
N Todd
Bill Day
Junior Gess
the. Club
Jay Rogers
Jessie
Lee ‘Roach
Mary Ethel Monser
Mary Kathryn Farris
Mary Jaye Gislett
Mary ‘Elizabeth Letsinger
Flomemory Sp'ce
Francis Craft
Local Unit for Social Justice Meeting Notice
The Local Unit for Social Justice will hold a meeting at 8 o clock Wednesday night June 3 at the Southern hotel. All members are urged to attend this meeting.
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Social Justice
Southern
Fray Quapaw Tribe Meets and Eastern Star Stated
Friday Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at 7 pm. Stated meeting of Order of Eastern Star at 7:30 pm. Officers please be present.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Pum
Order of
Eestern Star
Indiana anglers to benefit from record club hatcheries
Conservationists report 168 clubs operate fish hatcheries under contract with the Division of Fish and Game, up 30 from 1935. They produced over a million game fish last year for stocking Indiana lakes and streams, with bass, bluegill, and rock bass on nests and fall planting supervised by the division.
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Indiana
Virgil
Simimons
Department of Conservation
Division of Fish and Game
Simmons
Lyons couple welcome sixth child a baby girl
Announcement from Mr and Mrs William Vaughn of Lyons reports the birth of a four pound baby daughter on Friday May 28. The baby is the couple’s sixth child and both mother and infant are said to be doing well.
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William Vaughn
Lyons
Unclear excerpt reports health status of Detroit student
Fragmentary item notes a person named Harley Fulk and a patient in Detroit with appendicitis. The readable lines mention Mrs Rankin and a city morning report but lack coherent context or complete details. Further text needed for a solid summary.
Strategic riddle hints at duel of suites and partners
A fragmented description speaks of two suites and a guessing game in which a genuine two-sister pair with a 1.8 division hints at rare values. The text mentions High honor in both suites and a hand worth at feneta, with a partner showing one of two and the holder needing to act. It notes a tactic South used and credits him, though the passage is garbled.
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Feneta
Grand Slam Bid Under Scrutiny In Bridge Duel
In a high stakes bridge contest North bids seven clubs after observing Souths danger signals and possible double threats. On defense East misreads the suit layout. declarer executes a diamond ruff and heart play to seal a grand slam despite a potential double.
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Fide
South
North
Hearts
Booth
Bast
Dummy
Declarer
East
Epadea
Dugger Club Hosts May Meeting with Play and Prizes
Dugger Indiana May meeting of the Past Noble Grands club featured the Dugger Players performing a one act play Bread. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Hutchinson second to Mrs. Staggs and lowest to Mrs. Young with guest prize to Mrs. Hawkins. Refreshments followed for many attendees including Mrs. Genevieve Hawkins and numerous named local ladies.
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Mamie Young
A E Bteven
Emma
Asrey
Ang Arrowman
Effie Pigg
Barrowman
Relub
Bridge
Hawkins
Smith
Waldorf
Theal
J. JC
Stafford
Leslie Smith
Arthur Hawkins
William Thealand
Harry Waldorf
Sullivan
Goodman
Gladys Mitchell
Clifford Plew
Rachel Griffiths
Reba Griffiths
Marianne Hunter
Adelia Jones
Doris‘Rose Goodman
Lucille Hall
Anna Mae Beck
Triad
Jasonville
Ed Ballard
Sigrid Anderson
Paul Norris
Paul Davies
Indianapolis
Walter Gray
Freida Thompson
Indiinapolis
John Mitchell
Roy Pope
Newberry News Visitors and Relatives Gather Sunday
Lyons Pere host family and friends visiting from Terre Haute and Louisiania. Mrs. Ray Brewer Mrs. Frank Owen of Louisiana and Mr. and Mrs. John Barden with Charles Storms family visited Newberry. Clay Owen and Lowell Chandler families joined gatherings with local residents and relatives.
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Lyons
Ray ‘Brewer
Frank. Owen
Louisiania
G. James Owen
Terre
John
Maude, Gilmore
Dorothy Alice
Worthington
Fred Cheneiehauty
Terre Haute
Clay Owen
Bick
Nell
Newberry
Joe Scott
Linton
Lowell Chandler
Myr
Mys
Charles Anthony
Roy York
Sundiy
Viei
Laughlin
Violet Duskens
Ralph Heidenriech
Edwardsport
Nova Slinkard
Crochet And Be Smart Crochet Accessories Series
The article promotes a ten part series on crocheted accessories designed by top Paris designers. It invites readers to follow patterns and craft smart, stylish pieces at home.
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America
Paris
Ths
Crochet Gloves From Your Spring Prints
dainty mesh gloves crocheted from mercerized crochet cotton ideal for spring outfits. soft flared cuffs suit short or three quarter sleeves. illustrated directions provided free upon request with self addressed stamped envelope to the Crochet Bureau of this newspaper in New York City.
Lyons Lyons Club Hosts Meeting in Blooming ton
Mrs Kather ine Frey Smith hosted the Lyons Afternoon Club at her Blooming ton home. Mrs Vor Davidson presented Is the Home Keeping Place and Mrs D H Vass led a discussion on What Tomorrow's Home Will Be. The regular May 26 meeting was hosted by Mrs Leroy Shilketting with topics Music in the Home and the Value to Mates in the Home.
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LYONS
Katherine Frey Smith
Bloomington
Vor
Davidson
D. H. Vass
Omerow
Leroy Shilketting- Hostes
State Federated Clubs Convention Report at Indianapolis
Mrs. Joel Benham county president reports on the State Convention of Federated clubs held in Indianapolis from May 12 to 13. The Afternoon Club will meet again June at Mrs. R. Criss's home.
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Joel Benham
Federated Clubs
Indianapolis
R. Criss
Better Than Coasters Crochet Bureau Offer
An illustrated sheet of detailed directions will be sent without charge to readers who mail a self addressed return envelope with a three cent stamp to The Crochet Bureau of Specify. The notice promotes a product or pattern titled Better Than Coasters and requests action from readers.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Business House
Peoples Trust Company
Ofice
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocaontas
Frésman Greene County Hospital
Eagles
Elks Lodge
Ren
Unity Lodge
Rotary
M.E
Hurch
Ladies Aid
First Christian ‘Church
Glenburn Aid Society
Women of ‘Moose Foil
Pri Kappa
Linkan, Public Library
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men Hall
American Legion
Loyal Order of Moose
Imeets
American Legion Auxiliary
Eee
Linton Lodge
A. M
Ata
Hhigh School
Elke
Elks Home
Homer ‘Fordyce
Baptist Missionary Society
Ate m
Clyde -Breck
Ayadies
U. I
I. Ra. Glifford Walker
Bernadene Hill
Ima Captain Sanford
Boston
Mass
Darrell Bryant
Donald Freeman
Frank
Ravenwood
W. Va
My. Freeman
Hara’ Gibi
City
Earl Uterback
Carolyn
Detroit, Mich
J. W. Wingfield
Harvey Burch
Detroit
General Burch
Chester Clark
Alvis Clark
Mich
John, Clark
Wendel ‘Ladson
Charley Wilson
Purdue Farm
Buffalo
Wilson
Bud’ Haffley
Vernon Hill
B. F. Clark
Geneva
Ineva
Bert . Phillips
Harry. Phillips
Paul Phillips
Richmond
Ind
H. B. Turner
White Rose
Claude Maxwell
Harley Fulk
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Io Omer
Dugger
Dorothy
P.7
Rose Goodman
Fairy
Billy Dean’ Bedwell
Freelandville
Arnold
Vernon
Farley
Ménhroe City
Joseph
Holley
Sherman Kirkham
P. G. Mood
Cincinnati
Newberry News
Clayton
Funeral Home Phone
R. W. Cadwell
Spinvan
Via
Hydhir
Acodn
Felta
Perryville
Kentucky
Rexall
Roach Machine Shop
N.E
Kitchen
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
Carey
Allen
A. Wilkinson
Singer Sewing Machine CO
North Main ST
Singer
C. A. Beechy
Greene - Owen Counties
Yoha iv
Will Rogers
Connecticut
Home, Loan and Savings Association
Milo Mitchell
Wolford’s Flower
Om ‘Wiet
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