Lyons Missionary Society Meets for Yearly Review
Lyons Christian Church Missionary Society held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Charles Gastineau’s home. Officers were retained: Mrs. Catherine Mullis president, Mrs. Lena Simons vice president, Mrs. Catherine Edwards secretary, Mrs. Fay Holder treasurer, and Mrs. Edith Davidson literary secretary. The afternoon featured devotional led by Mrs. Simons and a talk by Mrs. Murl Haseman on Christ in a World Community, with plans for scrapbooks and Bible reading for the coming year. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Gail Miller, Mrs. Haseman, Mrs. Ralph Hanley, and Mrs. Madge Pickard. members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Lyons Christian Church Missionary Society
Charles Gastineau
Catherine Mullis
Lena Simons
Catherine Edwards
Fay Holder
Edith Davidson
Lloyd Miller
Gail
Murl Haseman
Linton
Ralph Hanley
Madge Pickard
Mesdames Lena Simons
Iva Davidson
Nancy Goodwin
Delphia Pickard
Mae Holder
Edith David
Eigabeth Edwards
Susie la Ah Hager
Nina
Dau
Miners to Face Switz City Team in Sun Baseball
Linton Miners prepare for an old rivalry as they meet Switz City Merchants in an upcoming Sunday game at the Switz City diamond. The club, after a loss to Indiana State Penitentiary farm team at Putnamville, shows improvement. Tomorrow the team departs Kroger corner at 12 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Miners
Switz City Merchants
Switz City
Indiana State Penal Farm
Putmaiville
Linton Diamond
Farnsworth
Kroger Corner
Eggs touted for hair and skin by World Poultry Congress official
Mrs. Kathryn B. Niles of Chicago, chair man of the consumers' education committee of the World Poultry Congress, speaking in Cleveland in July, said eggs are good for hair eyes and skin. They may not regrow hair in a bald man but help prevent scalp and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Kathryn B. Niles
Chicago
Consumers’ Education Committee
World Poultry Congress
Dry Bombay liquor limits planned for Europeans
In Bombay India a government plan aims to restrict local liquor for Britons to six units per month if the city becomes dry this summer. A unit equals one bottle of whiskey, three bottles of wine, or six bottles of beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
U.P
Greene County Social Calendar Highlights Meetings
Greene county Industrial Union meets at Moose hall at 6 30 p m All crafts urged to attend Linton Shuffle Board club gathers Humphreys Park at 7 p m Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P meets at hall 7 30 Epworth League Glenburn Mission at Community House 7 15 Public Health Nursing committee meets hospital 7 30 Chickateth Council Pocahontas at Red Men s hall Queen Esther society with Miss Lorene Shepherd at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Industrial Union
Moose Hall
Linton Shuffle Board Club
Humphreys Park
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193
K. of P
Epworth League of Glenburn Mission
Committee On
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Queen Esther Society
Lorene Shepherd
Delta Theta Tau to Meet at Public Library Tuesday
Delta Theta Tau holds a business meeting in the public library at 7 45 p m Tuesday. Delphian Musical party to be hosted by Miss Vivian Humphreys. Violet Rebekah No 812 meets at 7 p m, Red Men hall hosts Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at 7 h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Tau
Vivian Humphreys
Violet Rebekah No
Quapaw Council No
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Community Group Meetings and Lodge Events This Week
Wednesday activities include Women of the Moose at 7 p m and Glenburn Ladies Aid at the Community House. Baptist Ladies Aid hosts an all day meeting at the church. Rotary Luncheon at 12 15 p m at the Baptist church. Unity Lodge No 687 I O O F at 7 30 p m and Elks at 8 p m. Eagles at 7 p m. Freeman Greene County Hospital Board at 7 15 p m. Salvation Army Home League at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Rotary
the Baptist Church
Local Club Meetings and Activities Note Schedule
Thursday afternoon bridge club convenes with Mrs. Calvin Barnes at 2 p.m. ME. Choir practice at the church at 7 p.m. Baptist and Christian choirs schedule 7 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 gathers at 7:30 p.m. American Legion Post meets at home at 8 p.m. Women’s Relief Corps gathers at Odd Fellows hall at 7 p.m. Hiawatha Club holds all day at Red Men’s hall. Townsend club assembles at City Hall at 7 p.m. Faith Temple No 42 Pythian Sisters Lodge meets at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Barnes
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Women’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
Faith Temple No
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Regular meetings and band rehearsal at local venues
Local 6278 Workers Alliance of America holds a regular meeting at the Public Library at 7 p m with all members urged to attend, followed by Sons of American Legion gathering at the Legion Home at 6 80 p m. Linton Concert Band rehearses at Central School at 7 30 p m with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worker’s Alliance of America
Sons of American Legion
Legion
Missionary Society Guests Entertain Lincon Ladies
The Women Home Missionary Society of First Methodist Lincon hosted Mothers Jewels Home Guards and Queen Esthers Friday afternoon in the church social rooms. Officers for the next year were elected and forty six members and guests were served refreshments with doll head fans given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church of
Linton
Mother’s Jewels
Home Guards
United Brethren Church Sundays and Evangellistic Services
The United Brethren Church outlines Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a sermon by the pastor at 10 30 a m announcements report the minister's recovery and evangelistic services set for Sunday evening at 7 30 p m the mid week prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7 15 p m
Thayer and Scully Subpoenaed Before Federal Grand Jury
In Indianapolis Dr. M. N. Thayer and local police chief Dan Scully were subpoenaed to appear as witnesses before a U S federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Thayer
Dan Scully
Indianapolis
U. S. Federal Grand Jury
Linton Study Club Hosts Get Together for Hospital Ward Project
Mrs Bruce Tate entertained the Linton Study club with guests including former member Mrs Oscar Haseman and Mrs Emil Bosquet of Los Angeles. A business session planned a June 20 21 22 cinema fundraiser for Freeman Greene county hospital children’s ward while social games awarded prizes to Mrs Rosquet and Mrs Marjorie Green and summer refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haseman
Emil Bosquet
Los Angeles
Cal
Bruce Tate
Linton Study Club
Haseman
Study Club
Heaven
Cine Theatre
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Rosquet
Marjorie Green
Lynn Tindall
Mary Nell Tate
Mesdames
Roy Hayes
Ray Singer
Jack Griffith
O. D. Clayton
James Clayton
Robert Raney
Hopewell 4-H Club Kinjoys Gathering
Hopewell 4-H Club members displayed sewing projects at a recent meeting. Anna May Young led the pledge and Lord's prayer, minutes were read, and roll call asked for each girl’s favorite movie star. Damaris Newkirk sang a piano solo, June Wright read, Clara Belle Williams spoke on scams, and refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Girls
Anna May Young
Damaris Newkirk
June Wright
Clara Belle Williams
Mystery Open House Plans Reveal A Misprint
A notice headed open house planned listed Mr and Mrs Oscar Haseman and Mr and Mrs Emil Bosquet of Los Angeles as guests of honor at a May 27 open house at the Haseman home on Fairview road. The event occurred last Saturday, puzzling Citi zen staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
Oscar Haseman
Emil Bosquet
Los Angeles
Calif
Haseman
Fairview Road
Do You Think It Is Better To Have Loved At All
A reader panel weighs love’s ache and joy and whether it is better to have loved at all. The exchange notes happiness and sorrow, time as healer, and the risk of tragedy from loving deeply. The questions shift to life lessons and a Monday query about Linton sponsoring a 50 year old style celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Graduation Attendance At Indianapolis College Of Pharmacy
Mr and Mrs Bris Rousch Mr and Mrs Lowell Welch Mr and Mrs Lane Keller Mrs SB Jamison and son Bob Mr and Mrs FE L Barnes Miss Waneta Hadley Miss Gertrude Risher Mrs Josephine Freeman Mrs Wayne Corbin and son Wilbur and Miss Ruth Owen attended the graduation exercises Thursday evening in which Bud Rousch was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bris Rousch
Lowell Welch
Lane Keller
S. B. Jamison
Bob
FE. L. Barnes
Waneta Hadley
Gertrude Risher
Josephine Freeman
Wayne Corbin
Wilbur
Ruth Owen
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
Bud Rousch
Woman Drives at Police Car. Husband Posts $50 Fine
A California woman drove into a police car and faced resentment from officers. Her husband appeared at night with a $50 fine to secure her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Calif
U.P
W A W club closes season with park picnic
The final W A W club meeting and annual picnic were held Friday evening in Humphreys park shelter house. A supper was served and shuffleboard games were enjoyed with many members and their families attending including Ina Brewer Arthur Elson Glen Hostettler and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. W. Club
Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Ina Brewer
Arthur Elson
Glen Hostettler
Earl Skemp
Druscilla
Helen
Bonna Baughman
Philip
Janice Wilson
Lola Workman
Esther Duhne
Paul Duhne
Ellis Plew
Phyllis
Noble Cox
Johnnie
Janice
Joe Thompson
Buddie
Howard
George Strausser
Raymond Miller
Vivian
John
Arthur Tryon
Elizabeth Hunter
Wayne Maxwell
Bobbie
Local residents visit relatives across several towns
Bert Hendren of Bloomfield was here recently on business. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Turpin visited with relatives in Robinson, Hb. Roy Smith and family of Stineville visited Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Newsom and daughter of near Switz City were guests here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodrich of Bloomington spent the day Friday visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Biggins and son Paul were in Vincennes visiting relatives. Mrs. Emma Lee and son Lexie, and Miss Bertha Hill were in Terre Haute recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hendren
Bloomfield
Horace Turpin
Robinson
Roy Smith
Stineville
Dan Smith
Dale Newsom
Switz City
Albert Goodrich
Bloomington
Jake Sharp
Arlie Biggins
Paul
Vincennes
Emma Lee
Lexie
Bertha Hill
Terre Haute
Personal notes from Shelbyville visit prominent
Mrs. Lewis Motter and children Lewis Jr Barbara Ann and Herbert Herschel and Lucille Sutherland of Shelbyville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Stormes of South Linton. Roy Leon Stormes returned home Friday after visiting Shelbyville. Miss Sara Nell Strong is spending a ten day vacation in South Bend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Motter
Lewis Jr
Barbara Ann
Herbert Herschel
Lucille Sutherland
Shelbyville
Herschel Stormes
South Linton
Roy Leon Stormes
Sara Nell Strong
South Bend
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Linton Daily Citizen
Indiana
Aitigen
J. C. Turner
Lyons Missionary Society
Miners
Switz
Egg Booster
Helen L. Grubbs
Women of the Moose
Glenburn Ladies Aid Society
Unity Lodge No
O. F
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Freeman Greene County Hospital Board
Salvation Army Home League
Baptist
American Legion
Townsend Club
City Hall
William Johnson
Guy Ramsey
Carolyn Ramsey
Joe Baker
Sue Clark
Marilyn Ramsey
Anna Colterbank
Barbara Armantrout
Uth Holder
Mary Joe Colterbank
Mary Emily Hewitt
Mary Esther Elkins
Marilyn Baker
Charles Bray
Lee Ann Hagaman
Mae Spurgeon
Maribelle Smith
Betty Joe Borders
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mesdames Charles Bray
Harry Wilson
Harry Welch
William Wallace
Pearl Poole
Nola Yoder
John Bowen
Job Anderson
United Brethren Church
ARE
Hopewell
Kinjoys Gathering
Housewire
W. AW
Marco
Mrs
Belle Heim
Linton Hardware & Furniture CO
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Insurance
Home Equipme
Amusemen
Clubs and
Lodges
D Char
Medical and Dental Sea
Tobacco
BOC
Iris Whittaker
The
South Main St
Malicoat & Baxley
New Home Furnishing Co
E J. Ecker & Son
Eureka
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