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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

3

Novelty Club Meeting Highlights Social Evening

Mrs. Margie Hinkle hosted the Novelty club with Mrs. Mary Edington as co hostess. A brief business session preceded social games and contests. prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Priest, Mrs. Mary Ann Strange, and Mrs. Iris Tuttle. Refreshments followed for Miss Phyllis Lehman, the prize winners, and members. The next meeting is set for June 10 at Mrs. Marty Edington's home.

Margie Hinkle Novelty Club Mary Edington Margaret Priest Mary Ann Strange Iris Tuttle Phyllis Lehman Mesdames Ernie Ferry Phyllis Dean Doris Inman Barbara Smith Lucy Terrell Marty Edington

Former Linton Girl Engaged to Marry

Mrs. Clarabelle Jones of Bloomington announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Lou to Jack Ranard son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ranard of Spencer. Miss Jones is a former Linton resident. No wedding date set.

Clarabelle Jones Bloomington Betty Lou Jack Ranard Walter Ranard Spencer Miss Jones Linton

Quintus Fabius Introduces Painting to Rome from Etruria

In 291 B.C. Quintus Fabius is credited with bringing the art of painting from Etruria to Rome, marking a notable cultural transfer in ancient times.

Quintus Fabius Rome Etruria 291 B.C

Society notices for Daily Citizen submissions

Community organizations clubs lodges churches and social groups are invited to submit items to the Daily Citizen office by 10: 00 a m to appear in the issue. Include personal notices for Mrs Helen Grubbs.

Daily Citizen Helen Grubbs

Stated Meetings for Local Lodges and Board

Stated meeting of Columbian Chapter No. 140 O E S at the hall 7 30 p m. Freeman Green County hospital board at the hospital 7 15 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men at the hall 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 at the Moose Home 8 p m.

Freeman Green County Hospital Board Women of the Moose Moose Home

Social calendar shows lodge meetings and banquet

Eagles lodge meets at home 7 p m Elks lodge meets at home 7 30 p m Unity lodge 637 10 C F meets at hall 7 30 p m TriKappa pledge service at library 7 30 p m Change of meeting night Mothers and Daughters banquet First Christian church 6 30 p m Bring table service and covered dish

Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity Lodge No C.F TriKappa Mothers and Daughters First Christian Church

Church and Club Meetups Across Hiawatha and Surroundings

Choir practice at Christian church and Red Men hall. Methodist choir at church 7 p m. W S C S Glenburn all day. Greene County Coon Hunters 7 30 p m at Conservation club. Linton lodge 560 F and A M 8 p m. American Legion home meeting 8 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary 7 30 p m. Past Matrons Columba Chapter 140 with Mrs Emma Reintjes 7 30 p m. Women’s Guild Saron church 2 p m hostesses Mrs Earl Hofert and Miss Bertha Berns. C W F Central Christian June breakfast with Mrs Grover French 8 30 a m. Indianola club 7 30 p m with Mrs Mary McAllister.

Hiawatha Club Red Men’s Hall Glenburn Greene County Coon Hunters Conservation Club Linton Lodge No. 560 American Legion Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Columbian Chapter 140 Emma Reintjes Women’s Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church Earl Hofert Bertha Berns Ed Stoeckel Central Christian Church Grover French Indianola Club Mary McAllister

Hospital Guild Votes $500 Donation

The Hospital Guild at Linton voted to give 500 dollars to the Freeman-Greene county hospital Building fund. Officers installed include president Mrs James Bailey and treasurer Mrs Tom Aydelotte, with members from Newberry Lyons Jasonville Switz City Worthington and Linton.

Freeman-Greene County Hospital Hospital Guild Linton Henry Taylor C. W. Martin Maurice Saladin Roscoe Bicknell Maggie Sisto Moore Charles Gastineau Lyons James Bailey Worthington Gladys Mitchell Cary Brewer Jasonville Corwin Owen Earl T. Aikin Tom Aydelotte Newberry Switz City State Guild Columbia Club Indianapolis Aydelotte J. A. Hornbanker

Pink Ladies lead at Auxiliary meeting tour visit

Mrs. Gastineau described the pink ladies work while Mrs. Bailey spoke on public relations at the state Auxiliary meeting. She closed by saying the best insurance against Communism is volunteer groups in action. Ice cream and cake were served after the meeting. Miss Hazel Alkire guided the hospital tour of the building.

Watson Bowker Vows Read In Lyons Church Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Orval Bowker announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Irene to George O Watson of East Chicago The vows were read by Rev Lloyd Miller at Lyons First Christian church The bride wore white satin with lace and a jeweled crown veil A reception followed in the church lower hall with a three tier cake East Chicago guests attended and plan to live there.

Orval Bowker Lyons Patricia Irene George O.watson East Chicago Lloyd Miller Jasonville Lyons First Christian Church Ralph Hanley Helen Bowker Nina Bosell Walter White Mrs. Bowker Golda Miller Bloomfield Trella Baker Crane Dale R. Forster

Pacific Ocean Area Size Record

A historical reference notes the Pacific Ocean covers about 68.634 million square miles, marking it as the largest oceanic expanse on Earth.

Pacific Ocean

Mrs. Lou Long Celebrates Eightieth Birthday With Family

Mrs. Lou Long was honored Sunday as her family gathered for an eightieth birthday celebration. The event included a picnic dinner, social afternoon, and homemade ice cream with strawberries for supper. Five children attended together for the first time in thirty years: Mrs. Cecil Jones of Iowa, Mrs. Elva White, and husband of Switz City, among others.

Lou Long

Linton Daily Citizen Advertisement and Publishing Notes

The Linton Daily Citizen details subscription rates, carrier and mail pricing, advertising charges, and policy statements. It lists staff roles including Eskin C. Turner as publisher and notes the paper’s foundation in 1900 and postal details. It also mentions a national representation and general liability disclaimers for advertisements.

Long family gathering marks birthday with many relatives

Long and wife Maria of Chicago hosted a large gathering with relatives from Ohio Indiana and Iowa. Guests included granddaughters Vera Cook and Wilma Jean Szykoway and grandson Galen White with Georgianna in Carmi New data lists multiple Rodecker Szykoway and Baker family members and notable guests Bud Himebrook and Frank Falk. Mrs Long and Mrs Max Rodecker will celebrate her birthday next week receiving many gifts.

Anita Szykoway Toledo Rebecca Marlene Dean Baker Linton Bud Himebrook Switz City Frank Falk Clay City Long Max Rodecker

W. C. T. U. Meeting at Lyons Home

Mrs. Nona Hasler hosted the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering in Lyons. A covered dish dinner followed with musical offerings and a scripture reading. The group voted to become a Light Line Union by paying 7.75 for temperance work in mission fields and set June 26 for the next meeting with Grace Benham.

Nona Hasler Woman's Christian Temperance Union Lyons Jesus Hasler Miona Isenogle Josie McLaughlin LaVerne Hasler Beulah Benham Mission Fields Benham Grace Benham

Family Guests Relate Weekend Visit From Littlestown

Mrs Charles E White travels to Washington today due to the illness of her aunt Mrs George Stafford. Hershel Storms Jr and family plus Louis Motter family from Littlestown Pa spent the weekend with the Storms. Richard will summer with his grandparents. Sunday visitors included Raymond Storms family and Emil Lechien family from Littlestown Pa.

Charles E. White Washington George Stafford Hershel Storms Donna Herbie Louis Motter Kenny Richard Littlestown Littlestown, Pa Raymond Storms Sherry Ann Myra Rae Roy Storms Terry Arla Kay Dusty Lynn Emil Lechien Stevie Ronnie Jerry Lee

Paine Reclaims Gift After 14 Years In San Diego Note

Robert Paine, longtime Memphis Commercial editor, gets his $3 back from 14 years ago after contributing to a fired San Diego copy boy. The recipient, Samuel Fuller, is now a Hollywood writer producer.

Memphis Tenn Robert Paine San Diego Cal Paine Samuel Fuller

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