Society News and Local Club Happenings
Society items from the community pages note personal news, club and lodge events, church notices, and upcoming social gatherings. Readers may share items with Ann Toney, Society Editor, by phone.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
4
Society items from the community pages note personal news, club and lodge events, church notices, and upcoming social gatherings. Readers may share items with Ann Toney, Society Editor, by phone.
The Worthington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star conducted a memorial service for members who died in the past year. Honored were Mr and Mrs Pearl Shouse Mrs Bertha Frye and Mrs Eva Young. Plans were announced for inspection with Newberry and Owensburg chapters on Aug 6 with Mrs Helen Hauser as inspecting officer.
An ad touts T-4-L for 3 to 5 days to slough tainted skin and reveal healthy skin. It promises instant drying and offers a refund at Hamilton Drug Co and Berns Drug in Dugger.
The Twentieth Century club of Worthington ended its year with a luncheon at Mrs. Robert Ferris home. Officers were installed for the new year by Mrs. Aziel Dyer including G. L. Mitchell as president and Porter Bussard as vice president.
Numerous visits span Ham mond Sullivan Jasonville and Terre Haute with relatives and friends. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Willard Young and son, Mrs. Don Gambill, and residents from Flint Michigan and Evansville. Locals host guests and extended family across Indiana communities.
A long list of guests and visitors pass through Linton and nearby towns over Memorial Day weekend. Families hosting include Burl Parks and May Fainot, with visitors from Brazil, Terre Haute, Jasonville, Indianapolis, Toledo, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Vincennes, Bloomington, Bedford, Lyons, Danville, Detroit, Chicago, and more.
Mr and Mrs Mack Mayfield and daughter Brenda were visiting near Linton and Mr and Mrs George Fordice called on Herman Bell and daughter near Graysville. Other visits included Donald Pahmeier to Wayne Cox, Cam Smith and Art Rine with Sarah Payne, Claude Foster and son Larry in Indianapolis, Charles Jacobs and son Dae in Sullivan, Mary Fern Black and daughter Nancy in Kentucky, and Dennie Fordice at Jack Burris in Dugger.
The Saron Bible School at Saron United Church of Christ hosts 7:00 p m Friday night exercises led by Rev. Harold Kratzat. A Sunday gathering includes Sunday school at 10:00 a m and worship at 11:00 a m followed by a noon covered dish dinner. Recreation for children is planned and the public is invited. Local families noted visiting relatives and friends from Indianapolis Hammond Bicknell and nearby areas.
Bucktown residents hosted extended family over the weekend with visitors from Kansas Anderson Tipton Newberry and nearby communities. Mr and Mrs Max Dye and family along with Mr and Mrs Dick Davenport attended. Local hosts included Mr and Mrs Emil Richards and Mr and Mrs Doyle Page.
P Gene W Bricker aged 65, an office worker with limited building credentials, sold his home for 13000 dollars and within 15 months erected a new house at a cost of 6287 dollars in Cleveland Ohio.
Mrs. Viola Jarman of Linton announces the marriage of her daughter Aloma Kay to Pvt. James Babb of Bloomfield, wed Tuesday June 3. Justice A L Grade read the vows at Shawneetown Illinois. Attendants were Judy Henico and Kenneth Fry. The groom serves in the U.S. Army at Fort Sheridan Illinois. The bride will remain in Linton for now.
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