Newberry Items Advertising Rates and Local News
Newberry items note advertising rates for classified inserts and life ending notices. Local social notes list visits and weekend gatherings among Boon Dickens family Edwardsport relatives and numerous area residents including Roach Clark Walls Moore and Ketchum with kin in Washington Coal City Plainville Lupton and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boon Dickens
Edwardsport
Wilma Jean Roach
Washington
Oscar Keller
Juart Bowman
Vernonagh
Sandborn
Ray Brewer
Ernest Engelman
Washlington
Clarence Mottern
Bud Young
Rantoul
Elza McNabb
Artie McFarlan
Lyons
Velma Ruth Clark
Sam Walls
Coal City
Elza Roach
Plainville
Harry Wade
Clarence Barry
Ora Roach
Vida Ketchum
Elnora
Walter Ketchum
Bonnie Faye Moore
Martha Voanehn
Robert Gilbreath
I. C. Reintjes
Ronda
Linton
L. FE. Kline
Austin
Wesley Mye
Social Calendar of Church and Club Meetings
Baptist Ladies Aid meets all day at the church. Lodge No. 560 F and A M holds a 7 30 p m called meeting at the hall with B A degree work. Baptist choir at the church 7 p m. Christian Church choir 7 15 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at the hall 7 30 p m. M E choir at the church 7 p m. American Legion Post at home 8 p m. Hiawatha club all day at Red Men s hall. Standard Bearers regular meet 7 30 p m. Faith Temple No 42 Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid
Loyal Order of Moose
M. E
American Legion Post
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
Faith Temple
Pythian Sisters
Berry display showcases large service berries on Second Street
S C Roe displayed some of the largest service berries seen here this morning on Second Street Southwest. Roeder notes this year's berry crop is among the largest in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Roe A
Second Street
Roeder
What Do You Think About Proposed Wage Hour Legislation
Citizens respond to a reporter on wage hour measures aiming to standardize minimum wages. Opinions vary from support for business impact, government intervention concerns, and partial approval if regional wage increases apply, to a candidate favoring 50 cent minimum and a 12 month school term proposal with longer vacations.
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Congress
Local groups schedule evening meetings and events
Sons of American Legion meet at home at 6 30 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 146 IOOF hall at 7 p m. Linton Shuffle Board Club gathers City park 6 50 p m. Glenburn Mothers club to hold regular all day meeting. G and F Home Study club Switz City noon high school building. Mach member may bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Shuffle Board Club
City Park
Glenburn Mothers Club
G. and
F. Home Study Club
Switz City
Mach
Eagle Encampment IOOF Regular Meeting Notice
Eagle Encampment I O O F No 222 announces its regular meeting at the hall at 8 p m with members urged to attend and conduct of lodge business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Encampment I. 0
O. F
Ham Family Hosts Ellis Church Youths at Home
Mr and Mrs Raymond Ham of Atlas hosted Ellis Church of Christ youths for a social with bingo games a Bible contest and outdoor roasting of winners over a fire. Oral Overman won the prize cake and prayer followed the hymn sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ham
Atlas
Ellis Church of Christ
Oral Overman
Gilbert Richardson
Iva Luxton
Ermil Himebrook
Leona Ham
Rae Himebrook
Beulah Overman
Frances Deckard
Switz City
Harry Borders
Gerald Luxton
Wade Martindale
Roy Luxton
Teddy Ham
Norman Ham
Walter Figg F
Dugger
Oral
Lowell Ray Overman
Singing Sewers Meet In Switz City
Reports of progress in sewing were given by the Singing Sewers 4 H club at Switz City high school. A candy sale report followed a demonstration on seams by Miss Annabelle Gibson. Members present included Catherine Gilbett Helen Potter Annabelle Gibson Mary Edna Allen Lola Faye Boven schen and junior leaders Frances Webster and Vera Horn. The next meeting is set for 7 pm June 28 in the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Singing Sewers
Annabelle Gibson
Catherine Gilbett
Helen Potter
Mary Edna Allen
Lola Faye Bovenschen
Frances Webster
Vera Horn
Miss Betty Grey Wills Honored At Slumber Party
Miss Betty Grey Wills was guest of honor at a Wednesday night slumber party hosted by Lenora Reeve at her A street northeast home. The group hiked to a city park at 5 o clock this morning for a gypsy breakfast cooked over an open fire with Vera Grey Anderson Wanda Walser Iris Turk Edythe De Courcey Mary Fay Gillett Lenora Reeve and Miss Wills attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Grey Wills
Lenora Reeve
Vera Grey Anderson
Wanda Walser
Iris Turk
Edythe DeCourcey
Mary Fay Gillett
Miss Wills
Local Social Notes Reveal Visits and Travels
Beulah Wright and Clyde visit Dr. and Mrs. Gayle Haff of Richmond for several weeks. Frank McDonald, soon to receive his A B degree from Indiana University, spends summer in Linton. Mrs. James Bledsoe of New Castle visits her mother Mrs. A B McDonald. Fred Cravens travels to Indianapolis on business. Dr. and Mrs. E V Bull and children enjoy time in Indianapolis. Milton Goldberg returns home after visiting Vinccennes relatives. Herbert Lynch of Spencer stops in Linton on business. Mrs Ed Hall remains at home in West Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Wright
Clyde
Marguerite
George
Gayle Haff
Richmond
Frank McDonald
Indiana University
Linton
Herbert Lynch
Spencer
Ed Hall & Seriously
West Linton
Church Department Picnic At Linton City Park
Members of the Junior department of the Linton First Christian church and their mothers are invited to a picnic starting at 2 30 Friday afternoon in Linton City park. Attendees should bring a covered dish and sandwiches with their own table service. Supervised contests and entertainment for children and a mothers program are planned. Supper is scheduled for about 5 p m.
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Linton First Christian Church
Linton
Members of Class Iinjoy Meeting at Saron Reformed Church
Members of the Service class of the Saron Reformed church met at Mrs. William Bredeweg’s home for Wednesday afternoon activities. Mrs. Carl Kramer led devotions, scripture read by Mrs. Ed Stoeckel, a short business meeting followed by contests and prize awards to Mrs. Leona Terrell and Mrs. Hart. Refreshments served to seven guests and eighteen members. The August gathering will be at Mrs. Maud Bredeweg’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron
Bucktown Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
The column lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend trips among Bucktown residents. Families from Plea Sa aete, Carlisle, Lafayette, Keego, Sullivan, Newcastle, Lyons, Anderson, Linton, Indianapolis, and surrounding areas are mentioned visiting relatives and friends, with a note on Mrs. Willard Andis recovering from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadene Near
Lois Kennedy
Carlisle
Rosie Engleman
Lafayette
Sarah Irving
Keego
Mich
William Mitchell
Harry Rensforth
Indianapol
Irwin Cooksey
Willard Andis
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Cecil Knochs
Newcastle
Herbert Jackson
John Skinner
Cons
Near Sullivan
Gerald Skinner
Raymond Figg
Elvin Bedwell
Lola Brooks
Floyd Summers
Baby
Indianapolis
Vex Bedwell
Social Roundup Segments of Local Weekends
Miss Baryl Jackson of Washington DC spends two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Jackson. Mrs Minnie Cade visits Pleasantville relatives. Barbara Peden visits the Hendricks Sanders and Squire households. Terre Haute and Indianapolis trips among many weekend guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baryl Jackson
Washington, D. C
Will Jackson
Minnie Cade
Pleasantville
Rel
Barbara Peden
Vaughn Hendricks
Bicknell
Emil Sanders and Sons
R. L. Squire
Terre Haute
Eliza Shake
B. B. Walters
Indianapolis
E. McKee and Sons
Guy McKee
Eli Bicknell
Muncie
B. L. Bicknell
Bert Mitchell
Conrad Stewart
Pittsburgh
Stewart
Marjorie
Kathleen Johnson
Evansville
Kk. N. Jonoser
Hinman Jr. Returns Home After Major Operation
James F. Hinman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Hinman of Linton, was brought home yesterday from Riley Hospital in Indianapolis where he underwent a major operation. He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Hinman, Jr
J. Fred Hinman
Linton
Ninth Street
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Return to Linton After Visit in Calhoun Ky
Mr and Mrs S Roeder of Second street southwest returned to their home here last evening after visiting for the past three weeks with their son Roy Roeder and family in Calhoun Kentucky.
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Mrs. S
Roeder
Second Street Southwest
Roy Roeder
Calhoun
Switz City 4 H Club Demonstrates Darning and Hemming
Rip-A-Stitch 4 H club met in Switz City school to learn sock darning and tea towel hemming. Betty Hedrick led a tea towel hemming demo while Rita Jane Hedrick demonstrated sock darns. readings by Betty Hedrick Hazel Wilson and Hilda Wilson followed. next meeting set for the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Ind
Betty Hedrick
Hazel
Hilda Wilson
Rita Jane Hedrick
Annabelle Gibson
Imogene Shilkett
Patty Johnson
Mary
Miss Hildred McDonald Plans Indiana Central College Enrollment
Miss Hildred McDonald left yesterday for Indianapolis to enroll at Indiana Central College. She expects to receive a Bachelor of Science degree from the college in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildred McDonald
Indianapolis
Indiana Central College
FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth firm all day
FASTEETH is an improved alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly and comfortably. It leaves no gummy taste and makes breath sweet. Available at any drug store. Accept no substitute.
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S.S.S
S.S.S. Co
Keystone Bible class hosts Florida mission talk
Mrs. Jerry Zeman of Miami spoke on Florida missions to the Keystone Bible class at First Baptist Church in the lower church auditorium. Four guests and nine members attended. Mrs. Laura Harbett led the devotional. Hostesses Mrs. James Wessell and Mrs. Lola Workman served refreshments after a brief business session.
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Indiana
Skrn Co. Turner
Turner
City
Leer
Linton Daily Citizen
Helen Grubbs
Christian Church
United States
South
Mrs. Ham
James Bledsoe
Ben
A. B. McDonald
Fred Cravens
Mrs. E. V. Bull
Milton Goldberg
Vincennes
Bucktown
Clifford Inman
Plea Sa Aete
William Brown
Mildred
Margie
IPEMS
Nature
Dean
Fresh Daily
Oakley’s Bread
Linton Motor Sales
Froeschke Shoe Store
Hixson & Sahm
Switz
Welty Stalcui
Keystone
NAGA
Wolfords Men's Store
Sunbeam
Malicoat & Baxley
Seabee of
North Main St
Hickey
Texaco
Sts
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Linton Municipal Gas
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Linton, Ind
Plymouth
Brown
Michael’s Grocery
Carlton’s
Fitz Bakery
Taylor’s South Linton Grocery
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