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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Louis Bianco of Gary announce the birth of a daughter born June 4. The baby is named Sharon Marie. The mother is the daughter of Mrs Delphia Pickard of Lyons and she manages Calumet Business College in Lyons.
Baptist Ladies Aid Society holds an all day church meeting. Eagles Lodge convenes at the hall at 7 pm. Elks Lodge meets at a home at 7 pm. Girls 4 H clubs gather at the high school at 2 pm. Unity Lodge No 637 IOOF meets at the hall at 7 30 pm. Glenburn W S C S meets at the community house. Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church class meets with Mrs Henry Kramer at 2 pm. Tri Kappa initiates and dinner at the American Legion Home at 5 30 pm. Rotary luncheon at the Methodist church at 12 15 pm. Central 4 H club meets with Bobby Headley at 1060 EF Vincennes Street at 2 pm.
The Sons of the American Legion gather at the Legion home at 6 30 p m All members urged to attend. The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church meets in the church social room at 7 30 p m and all members are urged to be present.
Local groups meet across Indianola with multiple gatherings. Linton Lodge hosts a Masonic meeting at 7 30 p m while Hiawatha club and American Legion hold daytime and evening sessions. Choirs, First Aid classes, surgical dressings, and fraternal events chart a busy Thursday schedule.
Friday J T Im club meets with Mrs Branch Hunter at 1 30 p m Constellation club and families picnic at Humphreys park Bring own lunch and table service Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m Quapaw Tribe No 148 Improved Order of Red Men meet at the hall at 7 p m
Thirteen members of the Helen Benjamin chapter of the World Wide Guild answered roll call as Miss Doris Breck hosted the gathering at her home. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and included a business session devotions led by Miss Doris Frederick and a prayer chain. A social hour followed with refreshments for the members listed: Virginia May Barbara Goodman Carol Strong Pearl Harbett Druscilla Skemp Norma Johnson Mary Lee Stevens Jerry McDowell Mary Armstrong Betty Clark Doris Frederick Clara Ann Breck and the hostess Miss Doris Breck.
A Dugger park gathering began with a picnic supper and proverb filled roll call. Dorothy Dugger led the forum, with members Eva Dugger Ida Hannah Faye Ringer Kathryn Ringer Piva Pratt Frieda Northrop Belle Tison Elsie Hill Mona Hopkins Naomi Bartley Dorothy Dugger Elsie Edwards Blanche Hawtin Wanda Deitrich and Mrs Bess Mason in attendance.
June meeting of the Standard Bearers was hosted by Mrs. Johanna Struckmeyer at her Lyons home. The group sang When He Calls Me, conducted a devotional, held a brief business session, and enjoyed a Wiener roast for nineteen members and two guests Mrs. Aubrey Bloomer and Rev. S. I. F. Stroud.
Helen White hosted Irene Mothers Helpers 4H at her home. The president led with the pledge and flag salute. Marilyn Nicholson and Delema Baker demonstrated the Lazy Daisy Stitch. Project work was judged. Nine members, the leader, and one guest attended. Next meeting June 18 at Nila Elliott’s home.
Midland June 9 Plans for the Midland Home Economics club annual picnic were made at Mrs. Carl Clark's home. The August event will feature unison singing the flag salute and a discussion on Child Welfare led by Mrs. Merle Cole. Prizes in bingo went to Mrs. Opha Hoffman and Mrs. Eva Mitchell. July meeting set at Mrs. Laura Haberl ey's home.
The Civic Garden Club will gather Tuesday at 2 PM in Mrs. Tyler Martindale’s garden in Bloomfield. Principal speaker Mrs. Clyde Crane will present herbs, with folk songs and dancing by Dutch Swedish Russian and Hawaiian traditions and about forty Bloomfield students under music teacher Mrs. Kris Sanders assisting. Transportation arranged. call Mrs. Charles Paige for details.
Dugger Indiana June meeting of the Dugger Study Club was held in the shelter house. Members enjoyed a picnic supper and discussed club plans and upcoming activities.
Dezzie Hinman as administratrix of the estate of Theodosia F E Beck has filed a final settlement with the Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana. The May Term 1948 hearing on June 28 1943 requires all heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Frank A. Lenning Clerk. John O. Moomaw Attorney.
South Linton 4 H members enjoyed a softball game before their regular business meeting Tuesday evening at Donald Myers home in South Linton. After the session the group played games and refreshments were served at the close of the evening. June 29 with Jackie Templeton.
Mrs Eva Taylor hosted the J W G club at her Dugger Indiana home for a social evening. Attendees included Mesdames Margaret King Gus Kielbeck Abigail Chowning Vera Graham Ida Hannah Bell Tison and guests Mrs Ida Pigg and Mrs Stella Ringer plus the hostess.
The Jericho Pentecostal church will hold its annual all day meeting on June 13. A basket dinner will be served at noon to the congregation. Ministers from Illinois Ohio Kentucky and Michigan are expected as well as musicians. Rev. John Jerrels invites the public to attend.
An inter church junior baseball league for boys in junior high or lower grades has begun with pre championship games. Glenburn and Baptist squads lead, Glenburn edged Christian 10 to 9. Games held at 6 p.m. at Seventh and D streets NE with Sunday school attendance rules and a June to July round robin schedule.
SPERSONALS Mrs Mollie Butler of Ziegler Illinois Miss Grace McKissick of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Russell Hogart of Shelburn have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Wampler Mrs Roy Williams visits Indianapolis and Miss Genevieve Grass Virginia Wilson returns home after a week in Washington DC
Fire at the Corcoran Metal Products plant in Washington Indiana caused about 250000 in damage and virtually destroyed the building. The plant employed 100 workers on war sub contracts with a Detroit firm.
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