Society and Club Notices From Linton Daily Citizen
Society items from Linton Daily Citizen invite club lodge and church announcements by 11 am noting Mrs. Melen Grubbs as a reader contact for personal news and society items.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
3
Society items from Linton Daily Citizen invite club lodge and church announcements by 11 am noting Mrs. Melen Grubbs as a reader contact for personal news and society items.
Eagles Lodge meets at the hall at 7 p m Elks Lodge meets at the home at 7 30 p m Unity Lodge No 637 I C C F meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Rotary club luncheon at Zie lers Drive In at 12 15 p m Ladies Fancywork Circle meets with Mrs Earl Wolford 330 9th St N E at 2 P M Z
Stated meeting Linton Lodge No 560 F A M at the hall 7 30 p m American Legion post at home 7 30 p m Eagles Ladies Auxiliary at the hall 7 p m W S C S Glenburn Methodist church at the Conservation club 7 30 p m Greene County Coon Hunters at the Conservation club June Breakfast at First Christian church 8 30 a m C W S Central Christian church June breakfast at Mrs Francis home
The Indianola club plans a gathering with Mrs Mildred Bledsoe at 7 30 p m while Haseman attends a session at 8 30. The notice notes the scheduled times and participants for the community events.
Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at 7 30 p m at the hall. Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church gathers with Mrs Philip Buzan at 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at the home at 8 p m. Rainbow for Girls holds a called meeting at the Masonic Hall at 7 30 p m for inspection.
In loving memory of our mother Versa Mullis who left us June 6 1947 four years ago today Forest Mullis and children Lyons recall the family circle broken by her passing.
Mrs. Louise Merritt of Earl ing West Virginia credits Hadacol with curing nagging aches and pains fatigue and poor appetite after four bottles She praises its vitamins and minerals and warns against substitutes while noting a weight gain and restored energy Sold in drug stores with a money back guarantee trial size 1 25 and family size 3 50
The Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle of First Baptist hosted junior and senior high girls with their mothers in the church lower auditorium to organize a Guild. The program featured singing, an invocation, scripture, readings, and musicales. refreshments followed as attendees gathered at long tables with rosebud centerpieces.
Milwaukee company spur ties ignited this morning in South Linton. Fire department responded at 10:30 and extinguished the blaze with only minor damage reported near the Standard Oil bulk plant.
Washington demands Russia punish two Soviet soldiers who shot and killed US Army Cpl. Paul J. Gresens in Vienna on May 4. The United States calls the act deliberate or negligent and seeks damages for the Gresens family in Rochester NY. The note accuses the Soviet high commissioner in Austria of condoning the crime and cites denial of a joint US Soviet investigation.
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison said he told Secretary Acheson he had misgivings about Dean Rusk's May speech promising aid to Nationalists and hinting at toppling the Reds. Acheson replied he had none. Morrison noted potential policy shifts amid global reaction to the New York speech.
Freeman Greene County Hospital Guild installs new officers for the coming year at Mrs. Henry Taylor home. Officers are President Mrs Foresty Hardesty Jasonville Vice President Mrs Byron Rady Lyons Recording Secretary Miss Gladys Mitchell Linton Treasurer Mrs Carrie Brewer Jasonville Corresponding Secretary Mrs Robert Robinette Jasonville. Hazel Alkire hospital superintendent praised the group for affiliating with the State Hospitals Auxiliary Association and the guild’s nursing project for the year.
Miss Frieda Pierson daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Pierson Merom and Donald Harting son of Mr and Mrs Paul Harting Westphalia formerly Linton exchanged vows Sunday at Merom Christian Church. Rev Alan Jones officiated with music by Mrs Carol Jones and Mrs Ellen Greene. Vase of peonies adorned altar.
The wedding of the Hartings and Pettys featured Lois Petty of Terre Haute as the sister of the bride and Sandra Kay Petty as flower girl. Best man Giiton Cyster of Westphalia and ushers Robert Dawels of Merom and William Thompson of Chicago attended. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple departed for a honeymoon in the Smokies. They will reside in a newly furnished home in Westphalia.
Indiana officials anticipate the mailing date for 50,000 World War II bonus payments around July 2 or 3. About 40,000 disabled veterans and 10,000 families of deceased veterans will receive roughly 25 million dollars. Processing is complete but payment depends on check printing and IBM equipment.
Greene county U S case Bonds Committee chairman receives notice that Robert W Fowler of the U S Savings Bonds Division appoints Charlie E Jones of Rossville as deputy director in charge of Indiana agriculture activities in the bond selling program. Jones, a Purdue agricultural education graduate, taught vocational agriculture for eight years at Forest and Rossville and led Veterans Institutional On The Farm Training in Lake County. He also spent two years in Pillsbury Mills sales and one year in agriculture education administration. Indiana farm leaders give strong recommendations for his appointment.
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