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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
5
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a m to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items go through Miss Martha Talbott.
Mrs. John Geatches hosted a Church of Christ Ladies Bible class gathering at her home with an all day quilting event and a covered dish luncheon at noon. Attendees included John Ebler William Ground Herbert Poole E F Gwin William Fender Homer Bennett Virgil Trinkle Elmo Allen Mrs Sarah Pennick Allie Fry Clara Perkins Elisa Earle and the hostess. Another quilting session is planned for next Wednesday at Mrs Elmo Allen's home.
Thursday Evening Bridge club met at Miss Gladys Mitchell's home with guest Miss Lois Clark. Five games produced high scores by Misses Marie Breck and Lucile Browne. luncheon served at small tables. Members listed include Lucile Browne Esther Baker Ethel Beckwith Marie Breck Martha Talbott Beadamyy. John Morgan William Sahm Michael Mellon Maurice Witty Mrs Donald Maxwell. Mrs Morgan to host a steak fry at her Marco country home in two weeks.
Mrs Thad Wolford entertained Baptist Missionary Society members at her home on A Street Northwest. President Mrs William Harrah led the business session with Mrs R Lenning in charge of the program. Devotions opened with song and prayer. Speakers included Mrs Harris Wilkie Mrs Omer Dodd and Mrs Cliff McKee sharing studies and stories. Refreshments followed and a July picnic at City Park was announced.
The Friday Night Card club gathered at Mrs. Lloyd Richardson's home for an all day meeting. A plated noon meal featured a yellow rose centerpiece and a menu including chicken, mashed potatoes, and surprise desserts. Euchre games followed with prizes for high score awarded to Mrs. Roy McDaniels and Mrs. Bert Kinnaman. consolation to Mrs. William Baddison.
Avestock report from Indianapolis shows 4,000 head aboard with holdovers at 212 up. Prices higher on steerage and cattle, with heifers near steady. Market notes include 675 cattle and 0.06 7 on veal, while steerage and steers remain steady amid mixed demand.
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church met at Mrs. Vernon Singers home on Thursday for the last meeting of the year. The program included devotions led by Mrs. Charles Davis hymns, prayers, and offerings plus entertainment with violin solos a Japanese home playlet and a Christ of the Cross duet. Guest attendees included Mrs. J F Glynn and others. Officers for the coming year were elected and committees named with Mrs. Ray Singer as president and Mrs. Vernon Singer as secretary among others. Refreshments were served afterward.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club gathered at Mrs Hubert Burris's home. First prize went to Mrs Wayne Wright, second to Mrs Roy Williams, and consolation to Mrs Arthur Woodville. Guests included Miss Frederica Martin and Miss Pauline McDonald. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Woodville.
A surprise birthday dinner and bridge party honored Mrs Arthur Woodville. The event hosted by the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at the Woodville home included prizes for Claron Nolan and Wayne Wright. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Claron Nolan, Mr and Mrs Wayne Wright, Mr and Mrs Hubert Burris, and Mr and Mrs Woodville. The next meeting will be at the Nolan home on East Vincennes Street.
M E choir practice at the church at 7 o clock. Qua Paw Tribe No 143 Imperial Order Red Men at 7 p.m. Colubian Chapter No 140 6 EB S at 7 30 prompt. Officers urged to attend for work. Busy Bee meeting at 7 30 and Sunday school class 6 at United Brethren basement with covered dish supper. all members urged to attend.
Mrs. N. Johnson of Worthington was in the city on business yesterday while the Eagle Encampment I. C. 0. No. 222 held an event at 8 p m.
Police in Omaha mobilized search squads to locate two 16 year old boarding house students missing from the area. Miss Helen Nervig of Sioux City Iowa and Miss Betty Clark of Lincoln Nebraska are the missing girls.
The city of Linton spent 6783.87 to operate in May with oiling unpaved streets as a major cost. A 3370.00 charge from Public Service Co for electric energy appears among extensive May bills listed by the Dugger town council.
Jefferson Blvd in South Bend Indiana resident reports relief from widespread rheumatism after taking Indo-Vin. He states the medicine eliminated poisons from his system and freed him from joint pain enabling full walking with no limp. Hamilton drug store in Linton sells Indo-Vin with availability from local druggists.
Missionary of Saron Reformed Church hosts Miss Lizzie Strietelmeier at home near Nine Mile for yesterday afternoon’s gathering. Mrs. Ed Stoeckel led the business session as topics of importance were discussed. Mrs. Hilgedick and Mrs. Tindall presented the lesson on World Peace with guest Rev. Fledderjohnn from New Knoxville. Next meeting set for Mrs. John Berns’s home.
Mrs John Anderson of Winter Haven Florida is visiting Oscar Anderson and family and relatives in this city for a few days. She will travel to Sandborn tomorrow afternoon to visit her daughter Mrs Reed Lucas and then to Bicknell to see another daughter Mrs Heidenreich. Mr Anderson is due to arrive the first of August for a month long visit. The Andersons are former Sandborn residents.
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