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Mrs Neal and Miss Kirkham Return From Boston Convention
Mrs. R. M. Neal and Miss Eliz beth Kirkham of Jasonville served as president and vice president of the Wednesday Research club. They returned from Boston where they attended the General Federation of Womens clubs convention.
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R. M. Neal
Elizabeth Kirkham
Jasonville
Wednesday Research Club
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Community Groups Calendar Nineteenth Century Social Scene
Hiwatha clubs gather at Red Men’s hall for all day events. Choir at First Christian 7 p.m. American Legion and Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meet 7 30 p.m. Circle des Amis at community house. Luncheon for Past Presidents Parley at Mrs. Thad Spice home 12 30 p.m. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M meets 7 p.m. in BA degree. First Christian Women’s Council breakfast 9 a.m. June. Y M C A meets at Mrs. John James 7 30 p.m. Glenburn Mission prayer 7 p.m. Columbian Chapter 140 OES 7 30 p.m. Women of the Moose 8 p.m. JTM club picnic at Shakamak. Phone 985 for details.
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Hiwatha Club
Red Men's Hall
First Christian Church
American Legion
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Les Circle Des Amis
Parley
American Lesson Auxiliary
Thad Spice
Linton Lodge No
Women’s Council of
John James
Glenburn Mission
Columbian Chapter No
O.E.S
Women of the Moose
TM Club
Shakamak
Recent Marriage Announced Here
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nila Jane Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Avery Bennett Dagger Route One and Don Wilson. The ceremony occurred at Evangelical United Brethren church Mt Vernon May 28 conducted by Rev Coral Robling with attendants Miss Jeanette Apple Norman Goodman of Linton. The bride wore a green and white street length dress with white accessories and carnations. They plan to reside in Sullivan where he works for J C Penney et.
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Nila Jane Bennett
Avery Bennett
Don Wilson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mt. Vernon
Coral Robling
Jeanette Apple
Norvan Goodman
Linton
Sullivan
The
J. C. Penney Et
Lucky Clover 4-H Club Meets at Lyons High School
The Lucky Clover 4-H club of Lyons met in Lyons High School. The pledge of allegiance and the 4-H pledge opened the session, with roll call by Lucille Schellinger and singing led by Shirley Davidson. Mrs Deckard led business and refreshments were served to a long list of members and a club leader.
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Lyons
Lyons High School
Lucille Schellinger
Shirley Davidson
Deckard
Eva Perkins
Mary Carpenter
Helen Bowker
Mary Flynn
Eva Benham
Judy Broscoe
Jo Nichols
Joetta Chafey
Patsy Vaughn
Binnie Bosell
Deloris Cooper
Sue West
Pat Heshelman
Dorothy Rollison
Lynnet Holtsclaw
Lucille Schwellinger
Linda Mullis
Merle Perkins
Edwin Wright
Bobby Patterson
Joyce Strosnider
Mrs. Deckard
Mrs. Conklin Hosts 14 J. C. Club Meeting
Members of the 14 JC club gathered at Mrs. Robert Conklin’s home for a mixed business and social session led by president Mrs. Irene McBride. secretary’s report by Mrs. Joe Sarmont included games, prizes for Miss Stella Piper and Mrs. Sarmont, plus refreshments for attending members. Regrets were noted from several members and Mrs. William Jackson will host the next meeting on July 11.
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JC Club
Robert Conklin
Irene McBride
Joe Sarmont
Stella Piper
Sarmont
Denise Coulomb
Verna Alumbaugh
William Jackson
Foreign Missionary Society Meets Here
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene gathered at Mrs. Homer Helms's home Tuesday evening for a covered dish dinner. Members shared reports on Africa, China, Japan, Cape Verde Island, and Argentina, recited favorite Bible verses, and heard readings from Ezekiel Chapter 20 on the Prohecy of Scattered Jews. Letters from Japan thanked them for clothes and food shipments.
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Homer Helms
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Africa
China
Japan
Cape Verde Island
Argentina
Clara Veirs
Hester Openshaw
Alma Peelman
Doris Frayser
Dorothy Ahleman
Clara Weirs
Society
Nina Frayser
Girl Scout Picnic Planned by Brownie Troop 8
Brownies of Troop 8 led by Mrs Struckmeyer Mrs Lynn and Mrs Wolfe will hold a picnic Friday afternoon from 4 30 to 6 at the Scout Cabin in Humphreys park. All members urged to attend.
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Struckmeyer
Lynn
Wolfe
Humphreys Park
Lutheran Hour Meeting Held
The Lutheran Hour Bible class met at Mrs. Vena Mottern's Newberry home. The group opened with a hymn and devotion led by Mrs. Heidenreich. Members presented lessons on The First Passover of Christ's Ministry, with readings by Mrs. Mottern and others, closing with a class collect.
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Vena Mottern
Newberry
C. F. Heidenreich
Mottern
Jesus and
John
Iris MclIntosh
Jacob’s Well
Della Martin
Galilee
Heidenreich
Truman halts prosecutions and FBI arrests six
May 31 1945 an order to proceed was held up and later countermanded by President Truman on June 2. On June 6 the FBI arrested six persons including two State Department officials in the case.
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Truman
FBI
State Department
Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment Ad
An old fashioned drug store advertisement promotes Thornton and Minor Rectal Ointment for piles. It claims quick relief from pain itching and swelling and urges readers to obtain a tube or suppositories at Hamilton Drug in Linton.
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Thornton & Minor
Linton
Hamilton Drug
Pole Sitting Season opens as Red Norman tops 30-foot pole
In Barberton Ohio on June 8 Red Norman began a 117 day pole sitting challenge aiming to beat Char lie Lupica’s record. Lupica sat from May 31 to Sept. 25 last year to root for a Cleveland Indians title. Norman’s platform sits above the speedway as his wife awaits a baby due next August or September.
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Barberton
Ohio
Red Norman
Charlie Lupica
Lupica
Cleveland Indians
Red
Charlie
Norman
Barberton Speedway
Masked Marvel
Charley
Buzan and Goodman Tie the Knot in Linton Ceremony
Miss Vurla Mae Goodman wed James Dale Buzan in a 9 o'clock ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren church parsonage with Rev. William Medcalf officiating. The couple, both of Linton, will reside locally after a short wedding trip to Kentucky.
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Vurla Mae Goodman
James Dale Buzan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Medcalf
Miss Goodman
William Goodman
Buzan
George Buzan
Linton
Geraldine Lehman
Boyd Goodman
Miss Lehman
Linton Stockton
Kentucky
Personal visitors visit Linton area residents
Recent visitors to the Hulbert home included Dale Cobb and wife from Chicago Ill and Cobb's marriage in Maine Wisconsin He is a former Linton resident Also visiting were Chess Cobb of Jasper Ala Ward Snyder and family of Sandborn Ola Overton of Odon and others Linton guests included Lillian Kolhouse Jack Yung Mike Zabiniski and Bob Scott of Bedford Va Victor Stein of Dallas Tex visited Linton and Lyons Jere Goodman of Logansport dropped in Wednesday evening.
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Bruce Hulbert
Dale Cobb
Chicago
Witnois
Cobb
Maine
Wisconsin
Linton
Chess Cobb
Jasper
Alabama
Hulbert
Ward Snyder Land Family
Sandborn
Ola Overton
Odon
Charley Deckard
Indiana
Snyder
Lillian Kolhouse
Jack Yung
Mike Zabiniski
Bob Scott
Bedford
Victor Stein
Dallas
Texas
Lyons
Jere Goodman
Logansport
Marco Hilltoppers Plan Hayride and Roast
Marco Hilltoppers 4-H club members met in the school building to plan a hayride and roast with time and place to be announced. A social hour followed the meeting, and the group set a next gathering for June 12 at 7 30.
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Marco Hilltoppers
Amerasia Hearing Described Today in DC
A secret federal grand jury in New York City is reportedly reopening the 1945 Amerasia documents theft case and has called witnesses for weeks. Named individuals include James M. McInerney of the Justice Department and FBI agents, with plans to summon Brig. Gen Julius Holmes and James K. Vardaman Jr. Holmes testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee that Vardaman may be involved.
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Washington
New York City
Amerasia
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Criminal Division
FBI
Julius Holmes
U. S
Britain
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Holmes
Senate Foreign Relations
Vardaman
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