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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
A local meeting led by Miss Gladys Mitchell is announced at the American Legion Post hall. The event will discuss community affairs and auxiliary participation at the home location on 2180 aloo. Members from Linton Lodge and Bad Ar Mt are noted as attendees.
Local notices list multiple group meetings with times and hosts including Mor mon practice at dhireh 7 o'clock dapaw Tribe No 143 and Colubian pie E. 8 meeting 7 30. Aguina club Mrs Joe Smith West Linton SW meeting 50 o'clock Indianola club Mrs Ed High and Mrs tid Taylor 1 30. Mellick club picnic at City Park and Busy Bee Sunday school class in United Brethren basement with covered dish supper all members urged to attend.
Mrs N Johnson of Worthington was in this city on business yesterday as part of Eagle Encampment proceedings and schedule noted for 8 p m tonight.
Society item note reminds contributors that notices must be in at the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 am to appear in the day’s issue. Only readers with items from clubs churches lodges and parties should submit by the deadline.
Mrs. Ruth Altsman has returned to Indianapolis after a house guest stay with Dr. and Mrs. W. Bull. Her sister Miss Jean Coen will visit relatives in Indiana Polaris. Mrs. Ray Smith and her mother visited Marco residents, and Fay Smith hosted Emmett Elgan in West Linton where Mrs. Elgan has been seriously ill.
A group of Linton young men and women gathered at the Trianon in Terre Haute on Tuesday night for a dance with Jan Garber and his orchestra providing the music. Attendees included Misses Maxine Tyler Helen Haseman Margaret Ann Maxwell Pearl Bonnie Davis Rose Moumier Mary Dennis and Al Kincade H Lynch Frank Guif fre and Wallace Alkire.
Mrs. Wilson Hixon will entertain at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon at her home on E street northeast for the Chatter and Stitch club. All club members are urged to be present.
Mrs Emmett Elgan, long ill at her West Linton home, shows slight improvement today after a week of serious illness.
Truth Seekers Sunday school members visited Mrs. S. BE. Decker at her home for a covered dish dinner honoring her birthday. Guests included Raymond and Mrs. Boston, John Correll and son Hestmond, Bris Roush and Rosland, Gagege Gonser and Helen, Jess Flack and children, Walter Brewer, Verna Moody and mother, Lew O'Brien, Dodd, Albert Kinnaman and Rev and Mrs. Decker.
Mrs Raymond Ecker entertained the Wednesday Night Auction Bridge club and guest Mrs Catherine Froeschke at her home. High score prizes were awarded to Mrs Ecker and Mrs Shirla Sosh. A luncheon was served at small tables with centerpieces of cut flowers. Covers were laid for listed members and guests. Mrs Kramer to entertain in two weeks.
Mrs Marley Spensier is elected president of Gamma Tau chapter for the year. Officers include Mrs John Wilson vice president, Mrs Kenneth Bennett corresponding secretary, Mrs Donald Maxwell recording secretary, and Mrs George Haworth treasurer. Thirty one members respond to call. Mrs Lloyd Winters joins from Auburn Indiana. A committee is formed to assist in casting the Hollywood Premiere to be shown at the Grand theatre Tuesday evening.
The Natiramas class of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Rufus Harrell on Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. B. Wilkie led the devotional, Mrs. Floyd Anderson Jed led prayer, and Mrs. Lenning gave an inspiring talk. Contests featured the program with Mrs. Harry J. Bailey and Mrs. Cliff McKee as winners. refreshments were served to a large group including Mrs. Harrell and hostess aides.
In Jasonville Indiana on June 6 a Past Matrons Club meeting was held at a member’s home south of the city. Officers elected include Miley Wooley as president Haunai Crosby as vice president Alice Marler as secretary-treasurer. A Bible contest produced a prize for Mrs. Buschman. Joela Letsinger led bingo games with each member winning a prize. Former president Hite Taylor gave poems with Eastern Star emblems. Members visited Mrs Hite after the event and a late luncheon was served.
The article discusses a contract bridge hand where South faced a tough opening lead of the King of clubs. Despite a diamond contract being doubled by the opponents, the declarer believed he could win two tricks with precise play, and the hand is highlighted as a very interesting example for readers to study the opening lead and potential errors by opponents.
The text analyzes a bridge deal with declarer winning tricks through strategic leads and ruffs. It discusses dummy holdings, West and East discards, and variations where West or South defense alters the outcome, concluding that careful play by South can meet the doubled contract despite defensive threats.
Mayme Long and Lela Letsinger hosted a dinner for Lida Harrel and son James before their Plant City Florida trip. Attendees included Velma Mies Louise Steele Mary Ellen Greenwood and A D Greenwood. Lawton Street church class picnic included Norma Bond Imogene Bond Anna Robinson June Robinson Norma Mitchell Lois Gordon Juanita Sexton Marie Ellen Greenwood and Irene Long.
The 1935 Ford V-8 is pitched as America’s great truck value offering top performance economy and reliability. A free demonstration invites drivers to test V-8 capabilities with their own loads and routes to prove the claim.
Celia Rotman hosted the Tuesday Euchre club at her South Parke Avenue home. Prizes went to Sara Fortner Gene Phipps and Ethel Cummick. Refreshments followed with attendees including Dorothy Frances Witt Avenell Claywell Roberta Greenwood Thelma Fougerousse Alma Cummick Mary Cummick Margaret Cummick Catherine Jenesick and other guests.
The Busy Bee Sunday school class at United Brethren Church holds its regular monthly meeting in the church basement on Friday evening at 6. A covered dish supper will feature the evening and all members are urged to attend. Mrs Arthur Harbin invites non attending members to affiliate with the class.
The clipping describes an ace high dinner concept with dishes like Cabbage and Tamata au Gratin and Sautéd Sweet Potatoes. It lists prices around 23¢ to 10¢ and includes notes on preparation such as cabbage and tomato au gratin, cheese dusting, baking, and canned fruits alongside mayonnaise and lettuce.
Martha Huston explains planning 1095 meals a year can be aided by fish rich in iodine calcium phosphorus and vitamins. Modern refrigeration makes malt water fish available inland and boneless tasty loins from haddock mackerel perch and sole offer easy prep options for balanced meals.
The Linton club cancels tonight’s game with the Dagger crew and reschedules to Thursday. Practice remains Tuesday and Friday nights each week.
The Little Betty softball team beat the Elks club 6 to 4 in a Wednesday practice game at Lin-Stock Park. Waldin and Woolsey formed the battery for Little Betty while Bennett Williams and Peltier played for the Elks.
The Mt Mellick club will enjoy a picnic at noon Friday at Linton City Park. All club members are urged to attend the affair.
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