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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1935

Page

5

Golden Jubilee plans noted at local Methodist circle

Linton area church groups discuss 1936 Jubilee year and tea event. Members, led by Miss Gillum, hear talks on God and a study from the book That 482,000 Years Ago. A rummage sale report and preparations for a Jubilee Tea are shared with a busy social calendar.

MissiBetty Fordyce Teele Widelle’ Moss Mary Bernice ‘Vis Jean Humphreys Geraldine Hlhoff Monzelle Moss

Monday Night Bridge Club Entertained at Home

Members of the Monday Night Edge club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Ralph Thomas. Three tables of cards were in play with high score prizes won by Mrs. Harry DeCourcy, Ed Greenwood, and Mrs. Wallace Anderson. The hostess served refreshments to Genevieve Rousch Ruth Durraugh Madge Chapman Wallace Anderson Ivy DeCourrey Ed Greenwood Mischel Lynn Lloyd Priest Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs. Thomas.

Monday Night Edge Club Ralph Thomas Harry DeCourcy Ed Greenwood Wale Anderson Genevieve Rousch Me Greene Ruth Durraugh Ben Davis Madgeapman Wallace Anderson Ivy DeCourey Mischel Lynn Lloyd Priest Walimat Radcliffe Thomas

Rural funeral draws many from surrounding towns

A large attendance from Lyons and nearby communities gathered for Elwood Spear’s funeral. Relatives and friends from Spencer Hymera Vincennes Oaktown Bloomington Bloomington and other towns joined Mr. and Mrs. Mellick and numerous Edwards Davidson Floyd Spear families in paying respects.

Community group notices from Greene County post

Veterans meeting at 7 30 with auxiliary and Ladies of the American Legion. Girl Scouts gather at the Legion home at 7. Socialists meet in the old post office hall at 7 30. Omega Sunday school class at Shakamak Park. Tennis club at 6 30 in church. Nationalmatas class at 7 30 at Mrs. Rufus Harrell home 159 Fourth Street southeast. Bay 4 H club at Linton Stockton high school. All members attend.

Hamburger Omega Methodist Shakamak Park M. E. Tennis Club Natitamas Rufus Harrell Fourth Street Bay Linton-Stockton High School

Community Club Meetings and Church Aids Schedule

Wednesday Night Bridge club gathers with Mrs Raymond Ecker at 7 80 o clock. Chapter 209 Women of Moose meets at 7 p m Glenburn Aid Society in regular session. Christian Ladies Aid meets at the church at 7 00. Gamma Tau of Tri Kappa meets at library at 7 30 p m. Rotary lunch at American Legion home 12 15 p m. Unity Lodge No 687 I C C F meets 7 30. Elks lodge at 8 p m. Eagles hall at 7 p m Freman Greene County Hospital board 7 15 p m. Ladies Fancy Work circle postponed. All day Baptist Ladies Aid in basement.

Gamma Tau Chapter Tri‘Kappa Baptist Ladies Aid

Famous Bridge Lesson Shows a Masterful Squeeze

The article analyzes a contract in four spades where South executes a complex squeeze to win five or six odds. It contrasts the declarer’s missteps with optimal play and notes how West’s defensive choices determine the outcome.

Déen Gleveland Maine West Bast Egat Eaat East Declarer South Declare

Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Includes Week End Visits

Mr and Mrs Nathan Squire and daughter of Chicago visited the Squires in Pleasant Grove. Elmer Sanders and children visited relatives in South Linton. Mrs Elva Mowrey and children of Bedford and Mr and Mrs George Gilham and daughter of Linton were dinner guests of John Peters. Mrs Mowrey’s children stayed with grandparents. Mrs Ella Himebrook visiting Sullivan with niece Mrs Leslie Smith. Races at Indianapolis drew Abram Alton Pitman and others. Emil Sanders called on Carl Rose. Ben Alton hosted Eugene Alton of Toledo. Eva Grounds and family visited Decoration Day with Harry Hunter and daughter Oletha.

Nathan Squire Chicago Ella“ Himebrook Wilson Trueblood Sullivan Leslie Smith Max Abram Hubert Alton Rexford Pitman Charles West Lem Cline Paul L. Cline Emerson Cline Indianapolis Emil Sanders Carl Rose Ben Alton Eugene Alton Toledo Ohio Eva Grounds Claude Story Harry Hunter Oletha

Community club and church meetings schedule

A list of local clubs and church groups planning gatherings this week. A H club at the high school at 2, Gladys Mitchell hosts Thursday Evening Bridge at 7:30, Women's Relief Corps at Red Men’s hall 7, American Legion posts at various times, Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at 7:30, Woman's Home Missionary Society at Mrs. Nixon’s home 149 C Street NE at 2, Baptist Missionary at Mrs Thad Woford 2, Thursday Afternoon Club all day at Mrs Roy Gray, A B Ladies Aid church basement with noon lunch, Christian Church Missionary at Mrs Vernon Singer 2, Ride a Wee Club at Mrs Welty Stalcup at 2. All members urged to attend and participate.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society of M. E Joseph Nixon C” Street Roy Gray Missionary Society of Christian Church Vernon Singer Ladies of Church

Grand Theatre offers Life Begins at 40 closing

Tonight Life Begins at 40 with Will Rogers closes its engagement at the Grand. Tomorrow a full length feature comedy Pagabond Lady starts a new run with Robert Young Evelyn Venable Berton Churchill and Reginald Denny headlining. A Cartoon and Our Gang Comedy accompany the program.

Will Rogers the Grand Grand Theatre Robert Young Evelyn Venable Berton Churchill Reginald Denny Our Gang

Past Noble Grands of Dugger Entertained at Home

Mrs Clarence Robertson with help from Mrs George Risinger and Mrs Mamie Yung hosted the Past Noble Grand club in Dugger on Friday night. A program featured Mrs James R Russell and others, with games and two contests won by Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Yung. Strawberries with whipped cream and angel food cake followed for members and guests, including John Ritter of Indianapolis and Miss Farris of Linton. Several locals and visitors were noted, with several trips home mentioned and a funeral in the extended circle.

Mesdames Bertha Thompson W B. ‘Richegon Florence Hutchinson Hazel Brust Gertrude Ruddell Sullivan Esta Brenton Maggie Alumbaugh Cass R. Usrey Joe Stevenson T. L. Barrowman Indianapolis Miss Farris Linton Aaron Sims Norval Scott Mary Carol Norma Faye Harris Baby Detroit Dugger Mrdgers Torres James Baxter Edwin

Community Society Meetings and Club Gatherings

The message lists multiple local meetings including M. E. choir practice at the church at 7 and Colubian Chapel No. 140 C E B at 7:90. The Yaguing club meets at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Joe Smith in Westmton. The Indianola Club convenes at 1:80 p.m. with Mrs. Ed Hill and a library meeting at 3:30 p.m.

Yaguing Club Joe Smith West Mton Indianola Club Ed Hill

Navy film ends at Sher-Ritz tonight with Cagney O'Brien

Tonight the Navy featuring James Cagney and Pat O'Brien ends at the Sher-Ritz Theatre. Tomorrow is another detective feature The Case of the Curious Bride starring Warren Williams Margaret Lindsay and Allen Jenkins.

Sher-Ritz Theatre James Cagney Pat O'Brien Sher-Ritz Warren ‘Williams Margaret Lindsay Allen Jenkins

Leonard Refrigerator Ad Promises No Down Payment

An old advertising snippet highlights a Leonard refrigerator sale promising no down payment. The fragmented text mentions federal housing plans and low rates, with scattered references to Maxwell, Gos, and Arma placeholders amid the consumer offer.

Leonard

Hadleys Entertain Guests As Hadley Recovers

Mrs Slyvester Hadley hosted dinner Sunday with guests including Letha Burke and Violet Hadley from Brazil, Lawrence Hadley, and Maxine Taylor with Irvin Taylor's family. Afternoon callers included Whit tington and Laverne, Gene Max and Billie House, Arthur Harbin, Bris Rowsh, George Gonser and family, Hazel Cain, Parker Heaton, and others. Hadley, who has sciatic rheumatism, is reported to be recovering.

Qua paw council to elect officers and club bingo night

Qua paw council holds regular meeting at 6 30 to elect officers and finish June meet ing. A bingo party is planned in the Red Men s hall at 8 00 with Melody Minera providing music.

Quapaw Quapaw Council Red Men's Hall Melody Minera Muale Rao Ac Anlee Blene Pues

Modern Methods Transform Canning Facts and Flavors

A historical look at how canners evolved from wartime supply aids to today’s high quality preserved foods. It notes long-term farming support, seed provision, rapid harvest and transport, and broad canning varieties including artichoke, sprouts, mini carrots, and more.

Weekend visits fill regional kinship with Detroit and Flint

Detroit residents and relatives from Flint Terre Haute Evansville and Chicago spent a weekend visiting family across Indiana and Michigan. Travelers include William Dukes Gene Harris Mrs. Elmer Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller and Jerry Mrs. George Edwards and Phillip Davis family and Doris Purcell who traveled to Flint. Regulars like Lowell Farrar and Empree Baldwin joined others visiting with kin.

Detroit Mich Elmer Anderson William Dukes University of Illinois Mire Harry “Aikman Flint Sullivan Gene John. Harris George Edwards Phillip Davis Dale Miller Jerry Evansville George Millere James Rowe George — Kious Maxine, Goldman Lowell Farrar Chicago Reed Dugger Bill Franklin C. E Cy) Davis Mary Sue North Vernon Empree Baldwin Mrys. Baldwin

Newberry Decoration Day Visitors and Weekend Guests

A list of visitors and relatives in Newberry for Decoration Day includes Mr. and Mrs. Newton Jones and children, Miss Florence Lane of Vincennes, Mrs. Noble Clark and son, Robert Edwards, Olaf Jones of Bicknell, Mrs. Maynard Archer and son of Edwardsport, and other relatives. DC Clyde Sipes of Fort Benjamin Harrison spent the weekend with his parents. Several out of town visitors, including Rufus Welch, Carl Baker, and York family members, are noted. funeral rites for Oriss Taman Hore Brinday are announced.

Newton’ Jones Florence Lane Vincennes Noble Clark Robert Edwards Olaf Jones Bicknell Maynard Archer Edwardsport Elnora Newbersey Decoration Day Ian Russell York Jndlangpolle

Whipped Cream Reimagined With Marshmallow Garnish

A whimsical article extols whipped cream as a beloved garnish and proposes marshmallows as a quick way to whip cream without fattening effects. It suggests cutting marshmallows into pieces, soaking them, then chilling before finishing with a standard whipped cream pour to create a dessert sauce.

Local notices and family updates from Freeman-Greene County

Fragments show Mrs Edna Farnham and son Wier visiting hospital, Mrs Victor Laughlin entering Freeman-Greene County hospital for treatment, Granville Christenberry and son Fred in town, with Johnny Smith from Indianapolis visiting his aunt Kate O Haver and Miss Geneva Chestnut spending the week in Odon with her sisters.

Edna Farnham Wier Victor Laughlin Freeman-Greene County ‘Hospital Granville Christenberry Fred Terre Haute Johnny Smith Indianapolis Kate O’haver Geneva Chestnut Odon

Notice on Utility Disconnections for Light and Water

Consumers Light and Water services may be disconnected after the first of the month if current bills and 10 percent of balances remain unpaid. Future service may be cut off if bills exceed the minimum charge and are not paid in cash or shown as covered by livelihood laundry work. Highland Water Plants by City Council.

Ordb Highland

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