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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
2
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Washington June 4 U P The War Department lists five Indiana soldiers held as prisoners of war by Japan Privates Robert Eckstein Logansport Mrs Ada Eckstein Thomas Foster Route 2 Piberfeld Rollie Grimes Oolitic John Kinard Evansville Route 6 Granville Workman Plymouth, Indiana.
First Kings has 22 chapters. Each chapter contains a varying number of verses, totaling 1,047 verses across the book. The exact word count depends on the Bible translation used. The question about God’s methods and light references relates to scriptures across the Bible, not confined to First Kings. God is described as light in John 8 12 and 1 John 1 5. In Psalm 119 105 the light is described as a lamp unto feet. God appoints prophets and messengers to illuminate and guide, with Jesus described as the light of the world in John 8 12 and 9 5.
Chapter 19 Women of the Moose meet at the Moose hall at 7 p.m. Surgical Dressings classes at the Elks home from 1 to 4 and 7 to a Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No. 140 C. E. S. at the hall at 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p.m. Meta Quapaw Tribe No. 148 I O R M meet at the hall at 7 p.m. Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion home at 6 30 p.m.
Wednesday events include Baptist Ladies Aid Society all day at the church Eagles Lodge at 7 p.m. Diks Lodge at 8 p.m. Girls 44H clubs at the high school 2 p.m. Unity Lodge No 687 I O O F at 7:30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at St Peters school hall 12 16 p.m. Glenburn W B C S at the community house Saron Church service class at Mrs Henry Kramer 2 p.m. Tri Kappa initiation and dinner at American Legion Home 5 30 p.m. call 6204W by Monday if you cannot attend.
The Civic Garden Club convenes at the public library at 2 PM Aghath Hickateth Council Pocahontas meets at Red Men's hall at 7 PM Epworth League of Glenburn Mission gathers at the community house at 7 15 PM Metropolitan Lodge No 198 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 PM Scouts and Cubs assemble at the community house at 6 80 PM Scout Troop No 50 convenes at 6 30 PM
A compiled list shows beginner first aid class at the public library 7 to 9 p m and numerous meetings at Red Men s Hall City hall and churches. Choir practices evangelistic services prayer meetings and Sunday school are scheduled with friendly pastor Vingil Kelley inviting worshippers.
Quapaw Council No. 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men’s Hall at 7 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434 at Moose Hall 7:30 p.m. Beginners First Aid class at public library 7–9 p.m. Girls 44H clubs at high school 2 p.m. Linton Chapter No. 132 Royal Arch Masons at Masonic Hall 7:30 p.m. Painters and Paper Hangers at Eagles Hall 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club with Mrs Rae Reed at 9:15 p.m.
Rev R C Hale presides as church outlines Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with theme stewardship Young People meeting at 6 45 and evening service at 7 30 A Children Day program features salutes to flags and Bible readings including John Kirkley Robert Murdock Rex Stevens Donnie Pierce and others Performances include solos by Sheila Jean Hadley Barbara Drackett and Violet Perigo plus duets and choir pieces Memorial diplomas presented Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 30 with Thursday orchestra practices and choir rehearsal
S E Stroud leads Lyons Methodist Charge with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Roscoe Holder superintendent Preaching at 10 30 a m on Keeping Ourselves in the Love of God sermon urged parishioners to return next Sunday and stay engaged in worship
God and youth fellowship meet at 6 45 p m with Miss Ruth Ranard as president and Miss Rita Freeman as leader Preaching at 7 30 p m on The Fact of Sonship Standard Bearers meet with Mrs Johanna Struckmeyer Monday at 7 20 p m with Mrs Irene Ranard as sponsor Bible study Wednesday at 8 p m Lesson Joshua chapter 2 Sunday school at Nine Mile 9 45 a m Claud Hawkins superintendent Morning and evening services with preaching and Bible study listed We invite you to all services
The First Church of God on Second Street NW continues an old fashioned revival with evangelist Harmon. Evening services now start at 7 45 pm with a street meeting planned at 7 pm Saturday at Vincennes and Main, followed by a church gathering led by Pastor Charles E. Strater.
Wayne Corbin serves as S S Superintendent at First Baptist Church with Cecil Jessee as minister. Calendar lists Bible school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m featuring The Lords Tryst message and evening events including Vacation Church School commencement and Baptist Youth Fellowship. Midweek services Wednesday 7 30 p m Bible study Romans 8 choir rehearsal 87 15 Tuesday 7 p m Sona Bata chapter of W W G meets with Miss Virginia Wilson Helen Benjamin chapter of W IW G meets with Miss Doris Breck.
Morning prayer and Holy Communion at 10 30 with sermon Thy Will Be Done. Christian Youth Fellowship hosts Children’s Day program at 7 30. Fifty six boys and girls who completed daily Vacation church school receive certificates. Public invited.
The Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church announces church school at 9:80 a.m. and public worship at 10:80 a.m. Sunday with Pastor C. A. Hofmann delivering the theme Pure Religion. Choir rehearsal is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and the Service class meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs Henry A. Kramer.
The message lists worship and Sunday school at 9 20 with preaching at 7 30 and invites attendance. It notes Monday morning a Cubs hike to a Scout camp for breakfast and a Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 led by deaconess pastor Nola D Yoder.
Funeral services for Miss Other Mitchell were postponed from this afternoon to Saturday at 2:80 o'clock at the Aikin Funeral Chapel. The delay awaits the arrival of her brother Paul Corlett, stationed with the U S Army at Camp Hood Texas.
Mrs Gene Mottier and twin babies from Miami visit Mr and Mrs Charles Strong with Miss Yvonne Strong and Miss Sara Nell Strong also in town. Mrs Walter Wills returns from Greenfield to recover from her granddaughter Betty Grey Wills operation. Mrs Jessie Booker and Edna Lucille Belly visit Free Town. Mrs Ernest Kemp returns from Camp Swift Texas. Mrs William Pirtle and children return to Mt Vernon after two weeks with the Willis Pirtles. Mrs Laura B Stewart of Racine Wis visits Walter Wills and family. Mrs Mary G Birod plus Miss Moffett Richards and Miss Smock from Indianapolis spend afternoon with Mrs Walter Wills. Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter and children Ann and Brent spend weekend near Lafayette. Mrs Everett Spencer of Sullivan visits aunt Mrs M J Wilson.
City readers recall teens in old model T Fords causing noise along Main Street. Rationing board members plan city checks on these law violators seen as a public nuisance and distraction to residents.
The Little Betty team plans a near future fry hosted by Power-House Dome and his pin busters for Co N.Bowling members. Jack Mehlhoff led iC.V. with 658, followed by C. Haffley 564 and others as scores totaled 2788 for C. V. Gold Label.
In memory of Adophie who passed away seven years ago on June 4, 1526. The verse laments the loss and longing for a smile from a loved one, noting deep regrets and memories kept alive by wife, son, father, and sister.
Saleble hogs 5000 markert active with 160 pound weights and up 100 cents lower. Lighter weights steady with 160 to 275 pounds mostly 14.30 to 14.40 and top around 14.15. Cattle and calves totals show 400 calves and 160 salable cattle with cows and bulls steady and steers around 14 and heifers 14.75 to 15.75. venters weak to 50 cents lower, top 16.00.
Through new steel alloy processes, Army Ordnance saved enough nickel to supply the needs of 46,000 heavy tanks and 17,000 75 mm howitzers. The efficiency boost supports U S war production and munitions supply.
Fred Fedver as administrator of Ambrose Hazen deceased has filed a final settlement in the Greene Circuit Court. The May Term 1943 examination will occur on June 28 1943. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Fred E Dyer attorney also noted.
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