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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

7

4-H Club Girls Hold All Day Meeting at High School

The 4-H club met all day at the high school with sewing in the morning and a noon lunch. The afternoon covered business, songs, and a report on the Purdue 4-H roundup by Rosemary Humphreys. Club officers were elected: President Maude Elkins, Vice President Rosemary Humphreys, Secretary Virginia Wilson, Treasurer Keda King, Yell Leader Jane Fry, Song Leader Meeda Gray, Pianist Jane Fry, Publicity Director Tressie Beck.

Purdue Rosemary Humphreys Maude Elkins Virginia Wilson Keda King Jane Fry Meeda Gray Tressie Beck

Six OClock Dinner For Board Member

W A Faust mayor of Elwood has been appointed to the State Industrial Board to succeed Edward A Perkins. A six oclock dinner will be given Friday at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis honoring the new and retiring members. Mrs Walter Wills will join her husband there for the dinner.

W. A. Faust Elwood State Industrial Board Edward A. Perkins Claypool Indianapolis Walter Wills

Personal notices from Bloomington visits and departures

Miss Helen Tapp visits sister Mrs Plew in Bloomington. Miss Martha Crouch returns home after three weeks of treatment with Dr Idelle Buis. Miss Hildred McDonald vacationing with parents A B McDonald. Miss Ruth Baker returns to Lewis after winter stay with aunt Etta Cooprider and schooling. Miss Helen McDonald home for summer from Indiana University. Lonnie Hamm family return to Bloomington after weekend with John R Madaris and Will L Sharp. Herbert Priest hosts Frank Buchanan breakfast before his Indianapolis departure. Buchanan led Eagles lodge initiation here.

Helen Tapp Bloomington Plew Martha Crouch Idelle Buis Hildred McDonald Indiana Central College At Indianapolis A. B. McDonald Ruth Baker Etta Cooprider Lewis Helen McDonald Indiana University Lonnie Hamm Doris Harold Don Buchanan Eagles’ Lodge

Poe Hosts Bridge Club Dinner and Card Evening

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poe entertained their bridge club with a seven o'clock dinner at their home on A street northeast. The house featured field daises. prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Cravens and Avery Murray. Mrs. George Morgan attended as a guest.

Raymond Poe Fred Cravens Avery Murray George Morgan

Girl Scouts Enjoy Weiner Roast and Theater Party

Girl Scouts held a pleasant evening with a weiner roast and games followed by a theatre party. They plan to meet Wednesday of next week to complete business from the previous meeting.

Called Meeting Tonight for Pocahontas Memorial Service

A called meeting of the Chickateth and Quapaw councils of Pocahontas and the Red Men lodge is set for 7 30 this evening to make final arrangements for Sunday's memorial service.

Pocahontas Red Men

London Passing Show Delivers Surprise Circus Moment

Roger bursts into the London Passing Show with a joke and a gag as a playful scene unfolds. He declares he has swallowed a nail prompting a comic exchange with Mummy in a lighthearted sketch.

Roger Mummy London

Social and club events in town calendar notes

Chatter and Stitch with Mrs. Agnes Curry on North Main Street at 7 p.m. Ladies' Aid at U B church basement 7:30 p.m. American Legion Post at club rooms 7:30 p.m. Final arrangements for district meeting here. Pythian Sisters meet 7:30 p.m. West Vincennes Street hall for county meeting June 13. Yaquina club with Mrs. Frank Smith at Jasonville all day. Home Economics club with Mrs. Walton Stover at 2 p.m. Fortnightly club with Mrs. Phyllis Hebb at 2:30 p.m. Yakey Women's Relief Corps No. 69 meets 7:30 p.m. General supper. Everyone come and bring cats.

Agnes Curry North Main Street Ladies’ Aid Society U. B American Legion Post Pythian Sisters West Vincennes Street Frank Smith Jasonville Walton Stover Phyllis Hebb Yakey Women's Relief Corps No. 69

Spanish American Vets Aim to Complete County Group

At the American Legion hall in Vinton on Monday night a special effort will be made to complete a county organization. It is hoped every Spanish American and Philippine war service man in the county will be present.

American Legion Hall Vinton

Birth of a baby girl to the Seever family

A baby girl was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Seever of FE street northeast. The infant weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces and has not yet been named.

Bert Seever Fe” Street

Eagles Initiate Three Members At Lodge Meeting

Initiation was conferred upon three candidates for the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the regular lodge meeting last evening. The new members are Claude West Willard Stewart and R M Vincent. A talk was given by Frank D L Buchanan past worthy president of the Indianapolis aecrie who also conducted the initiation. An informal social hour followed with refreshments.

Order of Eagles Claude West Willard Stewart R. M. Vincent Frank DL. Buchanan Indianapolis Aecrie Buchanan

Woman to Receive Bachelor Degree at Indiana University

Mrs. Rawls M. Cook of Bloomington will receive the Bachelor’s degree at Indiana University next Monday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy H Humphreys of Bloomfield. Mrs Cook serves as secretary to the Dean of Men and plans to stay another year to pursue a Master’s degree.

Indiana ,University Rawls M, Cook Bloomington Guy H. Humphreys Bloomfield Cool

Rotary Club Luncheon Notes Dallas Convention Preview

The Rotary club met at the American Legion home for a regular luncheon. Wayne Hamilton outlined the International convention at Dallas. A full report will be presented at next week’s meeting. Out of town guests included Carl Fletcher of Indianapolis C H Stratton of Sullivan and Virgil Sexton of Bloomfield.

Rotary Club American Legion Dallas Wayne Hamilton Carl Fletcher Indianapolis C. H. Stratton Sullivan Virgil Sexton Bloomfield

Bridge Club Hostess Plans Postevent Party At Country Club

Miss Geneva Warris hosted the bridge group with Miss Listher Baker substituting for Miss Ruth Rogers. Prizes for high score went to Virginia Murray and Nell Brown. A party at the Country club is planned in two weeks. Also promoted were entertainment acts featuring Noa with a trained pony and Harrington's Uncle Tom Cabin. Admission at Hixon lot is 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children on Saturday.

Geneva Warris Listher Baker Ruth Rogers Virginia Murray Nell Brown Country Club Noa Harrington Hixon Lot

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