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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for single column inch 40e each insertion rate 36 for subsequent insertions 1 lrst insertion minimum 25e ending notices 10e per line obituaries cards of thanks and announcements not of purely social or news character at regular line rates. Permanent concessions made known upon application.
Lyons Missionary Group of the Lyons Christian church held an all members meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Gastineau. A noon pot luck dinner preceded a program led by the president with special songs devotions and talks highlighting Palestine and world religions. New officers installed include President Mrs Walter Mullis and Vice President Mrs J S Sims.
The actor says the so called innocent bystander in film studios acts as an audience for performers and offers cues in reactions. He notes unwritten rules such as not standing in a star’s line of sight during close ups and avoiding pre scene chatter. He cites visitors who wheeze as disruptive nuisances.
Miss Winona Boston spends weekend at Shakamak state park. Mrs. Amy Gilbert of Indianapolis returns home after a week with Mr and Mrs Jesse Flack. William Hilderman of Indianapolis visits his parents. Mrs E A Powell goes to Indianapolis Sunday to visit sister Mrs J W Ritter. Powell to be accompanied home by Mr and Mrs C G Ferris and Roland Ferris Jr. Mr and Mrs A B McKissick of Akron Ohio arrive Sunday to visit Mrs Maurice Dye and family. Mrs Kathleen Johnson and Miss Martha Armstrong spend weekend in Indianapolis.
The W A W club met at Miss Gaynelle Workman’s home to plan the annual picnic set for 6 15 o clock June 17 in Linton city park. Guests enjoyed dinner and bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Tryon Mrs R R Miller Miss Bonna Baughman Mrs Joe Thompson and the grand prize to Mrs Mabel Cox.
Linton Shuffle Board club elected officers at its regular meeting in the City park. James Woodworth was named president, Mrs. Max Friedman vice president, and Mrs. John Wilson secretary-treasurer. An entertainment committee comprises Mr. John Wilson, Mrs. John Wilson, and Mrs. Vilas Trinkle. The club plans monthly social meetings with refreshments and practice games twice weekly on park courts. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 7.
Duluth Minnesota June 4. E M Wangen a stenographer has devised several add ons for a standard typewriter. A one line manuscript exposure to deter kibitzers a card and envelope carriage a shorthand notebook attachment a calendar or mirror frame and a clips and pins receptacle. He spent 20 years in stenographic work building these attachments.
Kehrt Cochran of Coalmont a IU senior and editor in chief of the Indiana Daily Student has been chosen as the outstanding senior journalist of the year. His name will be engraved on the Sigma Delta Chi cup, by the university faculty of the School of Journalism.
Officers will be elected at 7 30 Tuesday evening as Violet Re bakah lodge 312 holds its meeting in the hall. A birthday party honoring members with May June and July birthdays will follow and all lodge members are urged to attend.
A 63 year old man Milton Warn killed himself by gas in Schenectady New York after writing a note thanking the New York Power and Light Corporation for its donation. He avoided drowning due to the difficulty of locating his body.
The Greene County Industrial Union will meet at the Moose hall at 6 30 p m All crafts urged to be present Metropolitan Lodge No 108 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Public Health Nursing committee gathers at the hospital at 7 30 p m Chickateth Council Pocahontas meets at the Red Men hall at 7 p m
Violet Rebekah No 312 and Quapaw Council No 80 meet at 7 p m at Red Men hall. Linton Shuffle Board gathers 6 30 p m in City park. Lodge 560 F and A M holds 7 30 p m meeting with F C degree. Greene County Nurses association dinner at Hedden s Tavern Worthington 7 p m. Labor s Non Partisan League meets 7 p m in public library. all voters invited. Delta Theta Tau meets 7 45 p m in public library. Violet Rebekah 312 meets 7 30 p m in hall. officers elected birth day party for May June July birthdays.
Glenburn Aid society holds regular weekly meeting. Christian Ladies Aid society plans an all day church gathering. Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p m at the M E church. Unity Lodge No 637 L O O F meets at 7 30 Elks lodge holds a regular meeting at 8 p m. Eagles lodge with a regular meeting at the hall 7 p m. Salvation Army Home League meets at headquarters at 1 p m.
Baptist Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting at the church and a 7 30 p m called meeting at the lodge hall. Various local groups including M E choir, Baptist choir, Christian Church choir, Loyal Order of Moose, American Legion Post, Hiawatha club, 4 H clubs, Standard Bearers and Pythias Sisters schedule meetings and practices through the evening.
Sons of American Legion meet at home 6 30 P M Two Quapaw Tribe No 143 IOOF meets at the hall 7 P M Linton Shuffle Board Club convenes at City Park 6 30 P M Glenburn Mothers Club holds a regular all day meeting.
The Saturday regular meeting of I O F No. 222 will be held at the wall at 8 p m. Members are reminded to attend and bring needed materials.
The United Brethren church choir held a Friday evening wiener roast and outing in Shakamak State Park near Jasonville. About forty people joined in baseball and other games for a relaxed gathering.
Nine members and one guest Mrs. Roy Goodman attended an all day Indianola club gathering hosted by Mrs. Criss Myers. A noon chicken dinner followed by social time and contests filled the afternoon.
Contest prize winners are Mrs. Lillie Nance, Mrs. Lizzie Clark, Mrs. Ida Priest and Mrs. Roy Goodman. The next club meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs. Adam Topping as hostess.
Miss Gladys Palmer entertained the Lyons M E church Standard Bearers at her home for a yearly officers meeting. Rev J C Foutz led devotionals and Mrs Geneva Smiley gave the lesson. New officers include Harriett Ann Baughman president and Ruth Page corresponding secretary.
The column surveys Roosevelt advisers proposals to exempt most corporations from tax and critiques the political and economic risks. It notes Senator Harrison reaction and hints at strategic party shifts ahead of 1940 including La Follette and LaGuardia dynamics. Hoover adjusts spending as G men take vacations to cover the year end.
Readers weigh what makes Linton proud including parks golf course club house new homes streets and friendly spirit. Citizens cite employment new enterprises and local birth ties as sources of town pride while pondering if the yearly calendar should change.
Alabaster oyster and pearl gray dominate Patou's summer collection. Tailored suits in dull silk feature kick pleats and fitted jackets with cobalt blouses. An oyster silk crepe dress with long petals, and an off-white silk tulle evening gown with silk embroidery and tulle ruching complete the line.
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