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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1936

Page

2

Community notices and club meetings in Vincennes area

Local organizations schedule events at 7130 post office site Linton Chapter Royal Arch Masons meet 7 pm Quapaw Council 80 Pocatontas meet Friday 7 pm Veterans of Foreign Wars post 1162 meet at East Vincennes street 7 30 pm Cast for Two Thousand Miles for a Book meet at Linton library 7 pm Nathamas class First Baptist Church monthly meeting with Mrs Rufus Haveli Rabier street south Hi ror clubs meeting postponed due to Indianapolis conference

Vincennes Street Linton Library

Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule

Local groups including SEagles Lodge ADs at the hall at 8 p.m. and Punity Lodge 637 I C C F at 7:30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at First Church at 2:15 p.m. Royals Neighbors meet at 7:30 p.m. Christian Ladies Aid gathers for an all day church meeting. Women's Business and Professional Club meets at Linton Public Library at 7:30 p.m. Hi-Tri and Mid-Week Bridge Club joint installation at church at 8 p.m. Star Kappa initiation postponed to Wednesday June 17.

Chistian Aid Linton Public Ryan Ohary Society of the Cristian

Faith and fraternal group meetings listed for Thursday

The notice lists faith and fraternal gatherings including Temple No. 42 Pythian Sisters at 7780 p m and Hiawathe club at the Red Man hall for an all day meeting. Midwest and Moose lodges schedule 7:80 to 7:30 pm practice at churches, Baptist choir practice at 7:30 pm, and First Christian church activities at 2 pm with Bible study and related events.

Pythian Sisters Sa Hiawathe Red Man

Community notices deadline for Linton Daily Citizen

Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day's issue. All personal club lodge party and church notices should be submitted promptly for inclusion.

Linton Daily Citizen

Switz City Arion Club Meets in Holmes Home

Switz City Arion Club gathered at Mrs. Walter Holmes home for a regular meeting. Guests included Mrs. C. C. Hamilton of Linton Mrs. Winifred Heidenrick and Mrs. T. N. Jean of Newberry. The program covered The American Indian with papers on Community Art and Craft Indian Education and Music of the American Indian. A musical program featured Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Heidenrick with selections including From the Land of the Sky Blue Water Indian Dawn Cad Men Indian Lement and By the Waters of Minnetonka. Sixteen members attended.

C. C. Hamilton Linton Winifred Heidenrick T.N. Jean Newberry Arion Club Switz City Walter Holmes Mona Ramsey

Ellis Golden Rule Club Party at Shakamak State Park

The Ellis Golden Rule Club met at Shakamak State Park for an all day gathering with a covered dish noon meal, a play by Miss Mary Bales and Mrs. Marion Bales, and a prize session. Roll call featured leaf history, and attendees listed include Mary Luxton and Maude Mitchell among others.

Ellis Golden Rule Club Shakamak State Park Mary Bales Marion Bales Tressie Sparks Ellis Club Atlas Club City Park Maude Mitchell Flossie Dudley Pearl Pope Clara Dudley Wilma Dudley Ruth Dudley Edith Bales Margaret Stewart Leola Rector Ivy Luxton Mary Luxton Mae Cox Shakamak Mary and Marion Jean Cox Ruth ‘Dudley Tommy Lydia Hair Elza Haney Maude Lynn Ivy ‘Luxton Dickie Leola Page

Daughters of Isabella Circle Plans Tuesday Meeting

Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle of the Daughters of Isabella will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sisters of Providence home located at the corner of Fifth and I streets northeast.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Daughters of Isabella Sisters of Providence Fifth

Church Society Events And Meetings Summary

Mrs George Aydelotte hosts a p m gathering with all members urged to attend The Home League meets at Salvation Army at 1 30 p m Regular Salvation Army services at 7 30 p m The Wednesday Contract Bridge club meets with Mrs Ira Lunn at 7 45 p m Members note date change M E Aid society meets at 2 p m in the social room Mt Mellick club and families plan a picnic at Linton City park at 4 p m

George Aydelotte Home League The Salvation Army Contract Bridge Club Ira Lunn M. E. Aid Society Mt. Mellick Club Linton City Park

Quapaw Tribe and Yaquina Club Meet for June Tea Plans

Friday gatherings include Quapaw Tribe No 143 meeting at 7 p.m. and Yaquina club hosted by Mrs. Fannie Eskew for an all day event with sandwiches. W. W. G. girls convene at the church at 6:39 p.m. to finalize plans for the June Tea on June 15.

Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men Yaquina Club Fannie Eskew

Eagle Encampment I No 222 Meets at Eight P M

The Eagle Encampment I No 222 holds its meeting at 8 p m with members advised to attend. Confirmation of attendance requested from all affiliated members and officers.

Eagle

Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted

Mr and Mrs Rufus Harrell of this city spent the weekend in Indianapolis visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Charles Sturm and son Jack as Miss Lizzie Hinkle Miss Harriett Hinkle and Mrs and Mrs Clifford Hinkle of Plainville visited with Mr and Mrs Clifford Walker of B street southeast Sunday Mrs James Rumple of Jasonville visited with Mr and Mrs Clyde Copeland and daughter Carolyn Jane of this city Sunday Richard Jarvis and Pete Stalcup of Bloomfield were in Linton last evening visiting with friends Miss Blanche Sahm and Rev Edwin Sahm of this city left Monday morning for a trip through the western states They also plan to visit in California Mr and Mrs Cecil Meredith and son Elmo of this city returned Monday morning after visiting for the past two weeks with friends and relatives in West Virginia

Rufus Harrell Indianapolis Charles Sturm Jack Lizzie Hinkle Harriett Hinkle Myr Clifford Hinkle Plainville Clifford Walker B’ Street James Rumple Jasonville Clyde Copeland Carolyn Jane This City Richard Jarvis Pete Stalcup Bloomfield Blanche Sahm Edwin Sahm California Cecil Meredith Elmo W. Va

Miss Marye McChristie Weds T Reed in Detroit

Mr and Mrs James McChristie of 300 K street northwest announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to T dk Reed of Avon Park Florida. The ceremony occurred in Detroit Michigan on May 11. Marye is a Linton High School class of 1934 graduate and has lived in Michigan the past year and a half. Reed is Rex A Reed’s son of Avon Park Florida and has resided in Michigan for eight years. The couple will live at 6200 West Vernor Highway Detroit Michigan.

James McChristie K’ Street Northwest Mary Michigan Vernor Highway Detroit Mich

Mrs Talbott Returns Home From Chicago Visit

Mrs William Talbott returns to her city home after a weekend in Chicago with her daughter Mrs Neil Riggs and Mr Riggs. She was accompanied by her son Donald Talbott and Miss Effie Reas of Indianapolis.

William Talbott Chicago Neil ‘Riggs Mr. Riggs Donald Talbott Effie Reas Indianapolis

Varner Couple Welcome Baby Beverly Ann in Detroit

Mr and Mrs Dean Varner of Detroit Michigan formerly of this city announce the birth of a baby girl born Thursday May 28 in Detroit The infant weighs 8 pounds and has been named Beverly Ann Mrs Varner is a daughter of Mrs Elma Cadwell of Midland

Varners Dean. Varner Detroit Mich Beverly Ann Varner Elma Cadwell Midland

Honor Charles Risher On 78rd Birthday

A dinner was held Sunday in honor of Charles Risher who celebrated his 73rd birth anniversary at his country home at Berns City. The event drew many relatives and friends from nearby towns, with a noon meal, a large birthday cake, and several gifts for the honoree.

Charles Risher Berns City Charles Risher, Jr Charles Weaver Mabel Henico Nancy Billie Frankie Rupete Core Wilma Jean Mildred Walton Tommy Wayne William Risher Eva Risher Veda Mae Claretha Foster David Shoptaw Linton

Annual Program at Shiloh Baptist Church

A large crowd attended the annual basket dinner and program at Shiloh Baptist church south of Lyons in memory of Mrs. Caroline Benham. At noon a bountiful dinner was served and the afternoon featured orchestra selections by John Sutphin and others, readings by a pupil of Mrs. David Shields, a girls quartet from Lyons M. E. church, songs by Nora and Lorene Wells, a duet by Louise Isenogle and Agatha Richardson, and an address by Rev. McBride of the Sandborn Baptist church.

Shi Loh Baptist Church Lyons Caroline Benham John Sutphin Joanna Leavitt Norman Gregory Walter Sutphin Harry .Anderson Alice ~ Hasler Masel Hoover Nina Edwards D. H. Vass David Shields Linton Girls’ Quartet The M. E. Church Nora Lorene Wells Thelma Wright Louise Isenogle Agatha Richardson McBride Sandborn Baptist Church

Busy Bee Sunday School Picnic at Shakamak Park

The Busy Bee class of the First U B church Sunday school led by Bris Roach and KE L Barnes will hold a picnic at Shakamak State Park on Wednesday June 9. All members are urged to attend with no changes to the time.

Busy Bee Bris Roach KE. L. Barnes U. B Shakamak

Rites Set for Charles Humble at Fairview Cemetery

Funeral services for Charles Humble, who died Monday at his residence in the southwest city, will be held Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Interment will follow in Fairview cemetery. Alfred Humble, a brother in Bicknell, was omitted from yesterday's report. survivors include a brother in the city and two sisters in California.

Humble U Services Charles Fairview

Grand Slam Problem in Central Bridge Column

A bridge problem lesson by E. V. Famous Bridge Teacher for Central Press ARD. The lucky table reached 6 Clubs after an opening diamond lead, with a spade and heart sequence driving dummy to discard. The piece analyzes how declarer could make a small slam in hearts or fail if trumps or discard choices differ, ending with a challenge to readers to solve tomorrow.

Central Press E. V South Dumimy Hast Caclaret Stutha Trip Duitny West Desclaret Dumy Hearta North S.odd Ad South

Picnic and visits mark Dugger social scene

Gladys Mitchell led a group of girls to Shakamak State Park for a picnic breakfast and swim party. The group included Mitchell and several local girls. Visitors from Washington, D. C. joined Mrs Barbee and family, while many locals and relatives attended gatherings and reported illnesses and travel plans.

Dr Lemuel Buis Offer Promotes Miscellaneous Therapy

Dr Lemuel Buis advertises a method titled suggestive therapeutics claiming safety and reliability with no drugs or surgery. The copy states a specialty in chronic or hopeless cases and promises consultation and examination free with a lady attendant and prices said to be reasonable for the times.

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