Linton BPW Inducts Officers At Annual Picnic
The Linton Business and Professional Women's club installed officers for the coming year during an annual picnic at Humphreys Park shelter house. Officers include Vaneta Hadley president and Helen Bolin vice president with other posts filled. Guests from Jasonville and Cleveland joined the event, which featured reports from the state convention at Lake Wawasee and entertainment by the Browning trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Humphreys’ Park
Margaret Cooper
Vaneta Hadley
Helen Bolin
Bonna Baughman
Gladys Campbell
Martha Tryon
Lou Fleetwood
Jasonville
Adrian Humphreys
Cleveland
Lenore Reeve
Lake Wawasee
Lily Osborne
Gertrude Risher
Cooper
Osborn of
Shakamak State Park
Safety Chapter to Meet at Red Men's Hall
The Twin Holmes Safety Chapter holds a regular meeting at 7 00 p m Wednesday in the local Red Men's Hall. Accident reports will be discussed and prevention methods explained. Twenty five safety awards will be presented to members. All members and visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Holmes Safety Chapter
Red Men’s Hall
Mr and Mrs George O Haver Move to California
Mr and Mrs George O Haver have gone to Los Angeles to make their home. He will enter an aircraft school and she will work with Bell Telephone in the city. Mrs O Haver, formerly Miss Edythe De Courcy, previously worked for Mitliana Bell Telephone in Linton. Mr O Haver was a teacher in the Midland school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O’haver
Los Angeles
Cal
O’haver
Bell Telephone Company
Edythe de Courcy
Mitliana Bell Telephone Company
Linton
Midland
Social calendar of meetings and concerts
Violet Rebekah Lodge gathers at hall 7 p m Carpenters Local 487 meets at K of P hall 7 p m Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men s hall 7 p m Linton Concert Band at Central School Building 7 30 p m Delta Theta Tau business meeting at public library 7 15 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Carpenters Local No
Ge To
Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Aes
Linton
Central School
Delta Theta Tau
Public Library
Community group meeting schedule for Glenburn area
Chapter 209 Women of Moose meet at the hall at 7 p.m. Glenburn Ladies Aid Society at the Community House. Baptist Ladies Aid holds an all day session at the church. Rotary club gathers at the Baptist church at noon for lunch. Unity Lodge No. 687 meets at 7:30 p.m. Q C F meets at the hall at 7:30 p.m. Elks Lodge convenes at the home at 5 p.m. Eagles Lodge at the hall at 7 p.m. Freeman Greene County hospital board at the hospital 7:15 p.m. Ladies Fancywork Circle with Mrs. Roll Hagaman at 00 Seventh Street Northeast at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Glenburn Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Unity Lodge
Freeman-Greene County Hospital Board
Roll Hagaman
Seventh Street
Multiple church and club meetings listed for the day
Church and fraternal group schedules show choirs, lodge meetings, legion and auxiliary gatherings, club circles, and missionary societies with times ranging from 1 to 7:30 p m at various halls, homes, and community centers.
Local group meetings and club notices schedule
Local 6 278 Workers Alliance meets at the public library at 7 p.m. Building Trades Council convenes at City Hall 7:30 p.m. Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion Home 6:30 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 148 IOOF meets at the sf. Rifle club meets at K P rifle range 7 p.m. Columbian chapter 140 O F E meets at the hall 7:40 p.m. Memorial services and refreshments then Linton Shuffle Board club at Humphreys Park 7 p.m. Fidelity club meets at Humphreys Park for covered dish lunch at noon bringing own table service. Clarion club meets with Mrs George Eskew at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
278 Workers Alliance of America
Fidelity Club
Humphreys Park
Divorce Judge Urges Realism In Port Lands Court
Probate Judge George L. Emery tells a woman seeking a divorce that trying to reform a drinking husband is futile, stating that after marriage he will worsen rather than improve. The remark underscores a blunt, realist stance in his court in Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U.P
George L. Emery
Local families attend Indiana University graduation night
Mr and Mrs Leroy Tolen and family and Gerald Shellick joined relatives from Greensburg Kokomo and Linton in Indianapolis for Indiana University graduation exercises. Phyllis Landis, daughter of Rex and Mrs Landis, graduated. Several locals traveled for the I U commencement and summer music plans were announced for William Franklin Pirtle and daughter Sandra Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Tolen
Gerald Shellick
Indianapolis
Leonard Squires
Harold Sturdevant
Schenectady
N. Y
Grace Cox
Linton
Edwin Humphreys
Kokomo
Indiana University
Phyllis Grace Landis
Rex Landis
Cortez Barnes
Greensburg
EB. L. Barnes
Crawl
Midland
Albert Vaughn
Charlotte Ruth
Louisville
O. D. Clayton
Myrna
Michael
South Bend
Lewis Straub
Willis Pirtle
John Taylor Lynn
Bloomfield
I. U
Pirtle
William Franklin Pirtle
Sandra Sue
Lansing, Mich
New 4-H Club Welcomes Delada Rairden In Stafford
Friendly Circle 4-H in Stafford welcomes new member Delada Rairden at a regular meeting held at Miss Margaret Lind's home. The program featured piano duets, poems, a demonstration on putting a hem in a dress, and a violin and piano duet. County agent Florence Hester attended and judged club baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delada Rairden
Friendly Circle
4-H
Stafford
Margaret Lind
Patricia Campbell
Damaris Newkirk
Edith Williams
Wilma Jean Myers
Miss Campbell
Miss Lind
Doris Jean Buckles
Annie Mae Young
Edna Patton Honored at Dugger Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Edna Patton was honored at a covered dish dinner at her Dugger home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Relatives and friends attended, including Martha Purcell and daughter Sandra Jane, Florence Bedwell and daughter Mary Marguerite, and Alfred Patton with children Alvin and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Badwell
Wayne Camden, Jr
Mrs
Alfred Patton
Alvin and
Chester
Willing Workers 4-H Club Meets at Booher Home
The Willing Workers 4-H Club girls met at Betty Booher's home near Lyons for a brief session. After a short business meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess. Attendees included Mary Edna Allen Betty Biggs Esther Baker Esther Buzan Reba McKee Sybil Snapp and Betty Booker. The next gathering will be at Esther Buzan's home.
Greene County couple to wed in Bloomfield church
A marriage license was issued by the Greene Circuit Court clerk in Bloomfield to Carol William Root, 28, and Miss Mary Alice Freeland. The couple, both from local families, plan to marry on Sunday June 23 at the Bloomfield Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Carol William Root
Clayton D. Root, Sr
Crown Point
Mary Alice Freeland
William I. Freeland
Bloomfield Methodist Church
Midland Debonaires Plan Skating Party
Midland Debonaires club outlines a skating party for June 10 during a June 4 meeting at Norma Cadwell's home. President Miss Cadwell chaired. Annette Cole and Margaret Weatherwax named for Red Cross work. attendees included Mrs. Mitchell and several members. next meeting to be at Annette Cole's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Midland Debonaires Club
Norma Cadwell
Miss Cadwell
Annette Cole
Margaret Weatherwax
Red Cross
Mrs. Mitchell
Margie After
Regina Hicks
Jeanette Hostelter
Margaret Sears
Mrs. Lutz Celebrates Twenty Fifth Birthday at Vincennes Dinner
Mrs. Richard Lutz of Vincennes was honored at a Sunday dinner hosted by her parents, Felix Huffley of Linton, in celebration of her twenty fifth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Martin Rice and Beverly Vincennes, Mr and Mrs Richard Lutz, Bud Haffley Bland Silvey William Wilson Ruth Durough Felix Haf fley and Rev Donald Coakley of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lutz
Vincennes
Felix Huffley
Linton
Ruth Dorrough
Felix Haffley
Donald Coakley
Terre Haute
Dugger Epworth League Hosts Win My Chum Week
The Dugger Epworth League holds special nightly meetings this week titled Win My Chum Week. Rev and Mrs Kibler of Farmersburg lead each service with music provided nightly, inviting the public especially young people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Dugger Epworth League
Quapaw Council To Meet Tonight
Members of the Quapaw Council will hold a covered dish supper and meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Linton Red Men’s hall. Officers are to be nominated during the business session. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and a small prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Council
Linton Red Men’s Hall
Mrs Earl Moore Honored At Nine Mile Birthday Dinner
Mrs Earl Moore was guest of honor at a birthday dinner Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Perigo in the Nine Mile community. Attendees included the Moores, Herschel White and family, James Moore, John Perigo, Earl Moore's children Bobby and Wilma June, Delmas Moore, Cecil Gabbard, and Jerry Lee Perigo. Mr Moore received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moore
Roy Perigo
Nine Mile
Patricia
Herschel White
Darlene
James Moore
John Perigo
Bobby
Wilma June
Delmas Moore
Cecil Gabbard
Perigo
Jerry Lee
Moore
Local visitors and travels noted around town
Dugger wu Victor Jefferies of Flint Michigan visits his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Jefferies. Mr and Mrs Harry Abram of Canton Illinois spend several days here last week visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Bledsoe and daughter Harriett of Galesburg Illinois visited friends recently. Miss Ada Headley left for Littl New York where she will visit Mrs Ema Woods. Mrs Sherman Holder returned from Little New York Illinois. Charles Mason is ill at his home. Mr and Mrs Leland Crabb and children were in Owensburg recently. Carl Corbin returned to Martinsville after weekend visit with his parents. Steven Freeman of Lafayette spent the weekend here with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Victor Jefferies
Flint
Mich
Charles Jefferies
Harry Abram
Canton
Charles Bledsoe
Harriett
Galesburn
Ada Headley
Littl
New York
Ema Woods
Sherman Holder
Little New York
Ill
Charles Mason
Leland Crabb
Owensburg
Carl Corbin
Martinsville
Raymond Corbin
Steven Freeman
Lafayette
Ben Freeman
Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Hog Cattle And Sheep Prices
Hog prices rose 20 cents with 8 000 head weighed 160 to 500 pounds while 160 pound hogs fell. Cattle 1700 head with calves around 800, steers steady, heifers flat to weak, cows steady. top steers 9.00 to 9.75, cows 6.00 to 7.00, bulls to 7.00. Sheep 800 head, lambs steady to good with spring lambs 11.00 to 11.50 and some 5.30 to 5.50 for ewes.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Indiana
Skin C. Turner Lessee
Vance Sappenfield
Hoyt Clark
Citizen
Ho Favers
C. Turner
Mai
Luc
Linton Bpw
California
Helen L. Grubbs
Rotary Club
Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
At & P.m
Eagles Lodge
Methodist
United Brethren
Linton Lodge No. 500
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1484
American Legion Post
Townsend
City Hall
Les Circle de Ames
Baptist Missionary Society
Jack Workman
Park Road
Bridge
Chich
A. M. Beasley
Women’s Missionary Society of
Saron
Minnie Streitelmeier
Building Trades Council
Sons of American Legion
Legion
Quapaw Tribe No. 148
Improved Order of Red Men
K. of P
Linton Shuffle Board Club
Clarion Club
George Eskew
Stafford 4-H Club
Edna Patton
Lyons Club
Booher Home
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
Ladies
Oxfords
Edgewoods SB
Patterr
Cheap John Store
S. Main St
Linton Utilities
Westinghouse
Sanalloy
Thrifty Econom
Usas
Harry Phillips
Tenth Street
Broadway
Velvet Creamery
Chris Sorensen
Greene County Loan CO
Freight
Illinois Central System
Chrysler
Overland Sales Co
Linton Bsettine Carr
Scout
Milady
Saneel
Maddison Market
Mack Tyler
Tel
W. Vincennes
Kixson & Sahm
Rhodenbeck Bros
Powell
Motor Sales
A St., N.E
M. J. Aikin & Son
New Union Lumber Co
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