Bernadene Society Notes Open Meeting Toasts
Society items welcome notices from clubs and lodges submitted by citizens by 11 a.m. to appear in print. Bernadene reports indicate community gatherings and personal notices shared in the civic pages.
02 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
1
Society items welcome notices from clubs and lodges submitted by citizens by 11 a.m. to appear in print. Bernadene reports indicate community gatherings and personal notices shared in the civic pages.
Local church groups and fraternal orders list activities for Thursday evening including choir practices at the church, lodge meetings at various halls, ladies aid gatherings, a bridge dinner, and other community events. Also reports extend into industrial strike coverage noting a Republic Steel incident and related labor actions in Cleveland and surrounding areas.
Indiana flood relief shows 445 farm loans totaling 80827.60 for 19 counties and 1785 regional loans totaling 438977.92 across Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri. Grants for subsistence totaled 22518.55 for 1405 cases. rural rehabilitation aided camps and livestock, with land utilization trucks aiding family and livestock transport from danger areas.
The Linton Elks lodge degree team won the state ceremonial degree championship at Logansport, earning the Joseph P Fanning cup and a $50 prize. Judges gave 98.8 percent, ahead of Frankfort and four lodges entered. The win marks Linton's first cup possession.
Social calendar lists Chapter 209 Women of Moose at hall 7 p m and patty Lodge No 637 I C O F hall 7 30 p m with other lodge meetings, hospital board puzzle, Hi Tri club meets 7 30 at Mrs Mor eman 780 A street. Wednesday Night Bridge canceled due to Mrs J Drackett’s note.
The First Church group meets in the church social room at 2 P M with the Friday Japan Tribe No 143 Improv ider of Red Men at the hall and S&S of the First Church to host Esther circle and Home Guards as guests for an evening event.
President Roosevelt summons American diplomatic chiefs to the White House for a luncheon on the Spanish situation. He returns from a three day vacation and will meet with Secretary Hull Undersecretary Welles and Norman Davis at noon.
Hog prices show 7 000 head market with weights 160-180 lb mostly 10 cents lower and underweights down 25 cents. Lights 11.00 to 11.50, mediums 11.40 to 11.55, heavies 11.00 to 11.45. sows weak to 10 cents lower at 9.75 to 10.50. Calves and cattle totals include 1 400 and 1 000, steers and yearlings 10.50 to 12.00 with top 13.50, heifers 10.00 to 11.50 top 11.60. cows common 5.75 to 6.75, better 4.00 to 5.50. veal steady with bulk good and choice 8.50 to 9.00.
In northern Transvaal a malaria epidemic caused fear as dark blue mosquitoes appeared. A country store clerk found wriggling larvae in an inkwell, revealing mesonite larvae as the cause.
Miss Fredia Thomase is visiting Vincennes and Petersburg this week, meeting local residents and taking part in community events.
Rome reports Mussolini plans talks with German war minister Von Blomberg on possible direct Italian German intervention in the Spanish civil war. Notes say reprisal for alleged Allied loyalist aggression could trigger a large scale intervention, with massing of forces, though confirmation is lacking.
The Linton horseshoe club begins its first Wabash Valley league game at 7 pm Thursday at city park courts. Jasonville provides the opposition. Linton pitchers must report by 6:30 pm to prepare for a timely start. other league clubs play their first games Sunday afternoon.
Four community celebrations are planned across the lake region to welcome the 1987 fishing season, announced by Virgil M. Simmons. Events set for Monticello Syracuse Angola and Hamilton on June 15 aim to draw hundreds of anglers before the midnight opening.
Seattle report describes a device by Mark R Colby Oliver D Colvin and Werner H FE Hahne that records automatically on a ship’s bridge the condition of cargo in the hold, aiming to prevent deterioration of perishables and save hundreds of thousands of dollars in shipping losses.
Mrs Susie Mills of Chicago Illinois is visiting with friends and relatives in this city for a few days.
James H. Stevens of Island City fell ill delaying spring planting. Ralph Wallingford Milton Bogard and Samuel Jeffers Voris Carpenter and James G McKee brought tractors to the Stevens farm and planted the corn and sowed soybeans in a communal effort.
Linton children up to 15 may enter a doll show and contest sponsored by Greene County WPA Recreation Department at the city park bandstand. Prizes go to smallest and largest dolls, best dressed doll, and doll family. Contact Elza Martindale or Austin O'Brien at the park daily for entry.
The Monroe doctrine promulgated by President James Monroe was originated and worked out by John Quincy Adams, who served as secretary of state under Monroe.
Miss Rosemary Humphreys of Linton and Ward Martindale near here joined seven other Indiana University music school students in a Recital Hall program. Martindale played Bach Prelude Major and Schubert Minuet in D minor, while Humphreys offered Rubinstein Concerto in D minor first movement.
The Linton post office received the five cent Army and Navy stamps this morning. Post master Charles Wolford said 5,000 of each stamp are on hand and no shortage is expected soon. The Army stamp features West Point and the Navy stamp shows two Naval cadets.
Greeley Colorado June 2 authorities report that local justices have been authorized to seize cars of traffic law violators who fail to pay fines. If you can't afford the fine you can't afford to drive.
The 2124 ton Spanish cement carrier Granda from Barcelona was torpedoed off the northeast Spanish coast. Eight crew escaped in a rowboat as the submarine shelled them, killing Salvador Barberoni and wounding two. Meanwhile Amelia Earhart completed a Venus flight leg and rumors of Vatican Germany rupture circulated among diplomats.
Justice Wills Van Devanter ends 26 years on the Supreme Court and retires to private life. He prepares for the Mary land farm as colleagues sign a letter of appreciation from Chief Justice Hughes.
Several residents underwent procedures Tuesday with all patients reported in satisfactory condition. Mrs Clint Bohley of Clay City , Carl Bowers of Linton , John Hartley of Linton , Harriett Scantland of Worthington , Mrs Everett Workman of Bloomfield , Mrs Elmer Watkins of Bloomfield and Ona Parsley of Owensburg are listed among those treated.
A Population Investigation Committee memorandum warns Britain could drop from 10.56 million to 4.13 million by 2036 if fertility and mortality trends continue. The projection highlights how demographic shifts could reshape the nation's future.
The Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield plan to marry at the Chateau de Cande with a religious ceremony by Rev. R Anderson Jardine who has not obtained church approval. The civil rites will be conducted by Mayor Charles Mercier of Monts with the ceremony set for 11:30 a.m. local time.
The State Fire Marshal leads campaigns in Terre Haute, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and Indianapolis to condemn and demolish fire hazards and dilapidated structures. In Terre Haute 100 buildings may be removed, New Albany plans a riverfront recreation center, Jeffersonville targets 500 flood damaged buildings, and Indianapolis reports 450 vacant structures removed. Clinton replaces risky riverfront shacks with a safe, usable riverfront area.
Milo B Mitchell of Linton was elected president of the Indiana State Elks association at the Logansport convention. He is 37, secretary treasurer of Linton Finance Co, a DePauw graduate, ex Exalted Ruler, past District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, and former Rotary president. Robert A Scott led the Linton delegation. Governor David Sholtz spoke.
Millions of perch will be stocked in Indiana lakes and streams after propagation began at Tri-Lakes and Wawasee hatcheries. Commissioner Virgil M Simmons announced eggs are gathered via commercial fishermen on Lake Michigan and transported for hatching. This follows successful experiments last year yielding over six and a half million young perch planted.
Washington June 2 Attorney General Homer Cummings urged public opinion to back government efforts against tax evasion. He outlined a fourfold drive: pursue criminal cases, rely on courts and juries, close loopholes in tax law, and mobilize public opinion. The Ways and Means committee delayed action on extending $500 million in nuisance taxes.
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