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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

3

Subscription Rates Across Regions With Varied Terms

The notice outlines mail subscription rates with advance payment required and disconnection on renewal lapse. Indiana readers see six months for 2.50 and three months for 1.00, while intra city and mail outside Indiana show distinct yearly and half year figures. Advertising rates include per inch and per word charges, with reading notices and obituary lines billed at specified regular rates.

Carribor City Indiana

Lyons Group Pot Luck Supper Fosters Orchestra Support

Harmony class of Lyons Methodist church held a pot luck supper at the Skomp home with church orchestra music. Prayers and scripture were offered, duets performed, and an auction raised funds for the orchestra. Attendees included numerous church members and families.

Lyons Methodist Church Joseph Skomp O. D. Bloomer S. E. ‘Stroud Jesus Ardath Osborne Audrey Bloomer Harry Baker Mae Vandeventer Roy Shilkett Ford Tidd Harry ‘Baker Url (Banard Jewell Soliday Roscoe Aldridge Leon MceLaughlin Isaavg Skomp

New Orleans Leads Nation in Coffee Consumption

New Orleans tops U S metropolitan areas in per capita coffee use. Cooks prefer two tablespoons per cup and many children reportedly begin drinking coffee by age ten or younger.

New Orleans U. S

Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Activities

Women's Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed church meets in the church basement at 2 p.m. Clarion club with Mrs. George Stafford at 1 30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary at Elk's Home for Surgical Dressings class at 7 p.m. Beginners first aid at the public library 7 to 9. Women's Relief Corps at the hall 7 p.m. American Legion at Legion Home 7 p.m. Choir practices at Baptist and United Brethren churches. Townsend club at city hall 7 30 p.m. Alpha Delphian surgical dressings class at 1 p.m. Christian choir at Elks dressings class 1 to 4 and 7 to 9. Junior Home Economics club at dressings classroom 2 p.m. Bring extra dress for work.

Women’s Guild Saron Evangelical and ‘Reformed Church American Legion Auxiliary the Elk

Friday Activities At Local Lodges And Societies

Friday schedule lists Women of the Moose meeting at 7 p.m. at the Moose hall and dressings classes at the Elks home from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9. Stated meetings for Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S at 7 30 p.m. Prayer service at Glenburn Mission at 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 IOR Red Men at 7 p.m. Sons of American Legion at 6 60 p.m.

Women of the Moose the Moose Hall Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Sons of American Legion Legion

Shar-A-Lyke 4H Club Elects Officers at Meeting

Shar-A-Lyke 4H Club elected officers for the club year at a high school meeting Tuesday afternoon. Jean Strong was named president with Marguerite Donie as vice president and Betty Alsop as secretary. Other officers included Joan Mitchell treasurer Betty Pankey yell leader Virginia May song leader Patty Roach pianist Rose Scecina and Helen Hale recreation leader. The program featured the pledge 4-H creed group singing a piano solo by Geraldine McDowell and a playlet United By Love led by Marguerite Donie Joan Mitchell Betty Pankey Betty Alsop and Rose Scecina.

Jean Strong Marguerite Donie Betty Alsop Joan Mitchell Betty Pankey Virginia May Patty Roach Rose Scecina Helen Hale Betty Alsap Geraldine McDowell Love Betty Alsep Rose Scegina

Lyons 4H Club Elects Officers at Lyons Meeting

Brown’s 4H club in Lyons elected Bel Schantz as president Arvida Foster as vice president Mary Lou Foster as secretary treasurer Janice Benham as recreation leader Max Yo rdan as song leader Dora Dean Lambright as reporter Bob Arthur as health reader and Leon Brown as junior leader. Meetings set every two weeks at 8 pm with social games and refreshments.

Ilyons Arthur Haseman Brown Ray ‘Brown Lyons Bel Schantz Arvida Foster Mary Lou Foster Janice ‘Benham Max Yiordan Dora Dean Lambright Bob Arthur Leon Brown Bob Sichantz

Future Homemakers Meet Here Wednesday

A Future Homemakers club meeting at the high school Wednesday afternoon elected officers for the year. Darlene Colburn became president with Mary Lee Stevens as vice president and Betty Jo Curtis as secretary.

Cherio 4H Club Elects Officers At Meeting

Cherio 4H Club held an officer election at its weekly gathering in the local high school. Geneva West was named president with Rosemarie Goodman as vice president Phyllis Mart er secretary treasurer Wilma Geatches song leader Louise Gamzle reporter Wilma Bryant recreation leader Marguerite Donie junior leader and Louise Peltier yell leader. Plans for next week's program were discussed and a social hour followed.

Cherio 44H Geneva West Rosemarie Goodman Phyllis Marter Wilma Geatches Louise Gamzle Wilma Bryant Marguerite Donie Louise Peltier

Hoosier Harmony Elects Officers

Hoosier Harmony 44 club elected officers at a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the high school building. New officers include Delema Hollingeworth president Myrna Herndon vice president Philemon a Dome secretary Betty May yell leader Betty Davis song leader Shirley Frank treasurer Carolyn Love reporter Dorothy Stanton recreation leader Joan Mitshell junior leader and Lois Evans adult leader. After the business session a social hour followed.

Homemakers 44 Darlene Coilbin Mary Lee Stevens Betty Jo Curtis Mary Nell Stone Bebe Richards Joyce Mitchel Carolyn Keller Joan Blevens Georgana Geatches Lois Evans Hoosier Harmony 44 Delema 'Hollingeworth Myrna Herndon Philemona !Dome Betty May Betty Davis Shirley Frank Carolyn Love Dorothy ‘Stanton Joan Mitshell

Greene County Boy at Central Normal College

Danville Indiana June 3 Greene County is represented on the Central Normal College campus with one student Willard W Brown of Linton He is a senior majoring in physical education and social studies He belongs to the Zeta Sigma fraternity and the Lettermen's club Forty three Indiana counties are represented on the campus Hendricks leads with 26 Putnam decatur Marion G Clark and Boone each Of 123 enrolled this term 122 are from Indiana and 1 from Illinois.

Danville Ind Greene County Central Normal College Willard W. ‘Brown Oif Linton Indiana Hendricks County Putnam Decatur Marion G; Clark Boone Illinois Brown Zeta Sigma Lettermen’s Club

License Issued for Wed Wendell Bochner and Marie Frye

A license to wed was issued on Tuesday to Wendell Bochner age 54 of Linton and Marie Frye age 23 of Switz City by County Clerk Frank A Lenning.

Wendell Bochner Linton Marie Frye Switz City Frank A. ‘Lenning

Local residents visit relatives and travel for appointments

Mrs Landis Higgins and Nancy return home after visiting Emmett Elgan's family in Switz City. Other guests include Bill Elgan of Irene and Mable Bartley of Switz City. Various residents travel to Indianapolis Toledo Terre Haute and Enterprise for visits and business.

Landis Higgins Nancy Bicknell Emmett Elgan Harry Landis Linda ‘Carrol Pontiac Mich Epsie Landis Switz City

Fracture Record of 145 Year-Old Donald Hessel

A 145 year-old man in Johnstown, Pa has averaged nearly one fracture per year. His history includes four left shoulder breaks, three right shoulder fractures, two left arm breaks, and one right arm fracture.

Radio standard note guides war production parade

Engineer of the Radio division at Bendix Aviation Corp reports their equipment uses a pure steady tone for the war production parade. The United States Bureau of Standards verifies accuracy of all radio communications and electronic gear, 440 cycles per second, broadcast by WIWIV as the standard signal.

Baltimore U.P Bendix Aviation Corp Bendix WIWIV Federal Bureau

Jaycees Maumee Schedule Game

The Maumee Colleries will meet the Jaycee in a softball game at Maumee High School Park Friday at six. Players interested in the season are invited to attend and contact team managers.

Maumee Colleries

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