Hoadley Seeks State Senate Seat in Monroe Greene Brown District
William B. Hoadley, limestone executive and bank vice president, is the Republican nominee for Indiana State Senate representing Monroe Greene and Brown counties. A Monroe County native and former 1928 victor, he pledges to study district needs and carry them to the Senate floor. He has a long civic record and family ties in the area.
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William B. Hoadley
Limestone
The
Peoples State Bank
Ellettsville
Monroe
Greene
Brown Counties
Hoadley
Senate
H. C. Evans
Indiana State Senate
Monroe County
BR Hoadley
American Legion
Bloomington
Elks and Moose Lodges
Eagles Lodge
Valhalla Cemetery
First Methodist Church of
White River
Camp
Wapeham
Indiana University Law School
Delta Tau Delta
Gamma Eta Gamma
Peoples State Bank of
Graham Hotel
William
Eton a leading English public school
Eton College stands as the largest and best known English public school, renowned for its long history and prominent alumni.
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Eton
Indianola Club Meeting Held With Prizes Awarded
Twelve members and one guest Mrs Mary Phillips met at Mrs Mary McAllister home for the Indianola club. Games and contests yielded prizes to Nellie Eskew Maggie Stafford Pet Newkirk Gertie Bone Coy Hamilton and Hetty Carlisle. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for June 19 at Mrs Clay Sanders home.
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Indianola Club
Mary Phillips
Mary McAllister
Nellie Eskew
Maggie Stafford
Pet Newkirk
Gertie Bone
Coy Hamilton
Hetty Carlisle
Mesdames
Edna Clinton
Maggie Stewart
Sarah Holder
Clara Dudley
Ethel Elgan
Clay Sanders
Stromboli Eruption Spreads Lava Yet No Casualties
Fishermen and families fled to boats around Stromboli as the 3000 foot volcano erupted Saturday morning and continued spewing lava and ash through Sunday. No casualties or immediate damage were reported.
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Stromboli
U.P
Three Largest European Churches Named
The three biggest churches in Europe are Saint Peter's in Rome the Seville Cathedral in Spain and Milan Cathedral.
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Europe
Saint Peter's
Rome
Seville
Spain
Milan Cathedral
Society notices invited for Daily Citizen by 10 a.m.
Society items including personal news, club lodge and church notices are welcomed at the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a.m. to guarantee appearance in that day's issue. Mrs. Helen Grubbs.
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Daily Citizen
Helen Grubbs
Social Calendar of Local Groups
Linton Balsa Bugs Hobby club meets at 6 30 p m June 9 at the air field in High School park with rake and shovel. Stockton Hillbillies gather with Clarence Creager at 8 p m. Civic Garden club at 2 pm with Thomas Lippeatte Sr 419 West Washington Sullivan bring white elephant and flowers. Mothers of World War II meet at the Legion home 7 pm. Rainbow for Girls meets at the hall. Chickateth Council Pocahontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 30 pm.
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Linton Balsa Bugs Hobby Club
Air Field
High School Park
Stockton Hillbillies
Clarence Creager
Civic Garden Club
Thomas Lippeatte
West Washington Street
Sullivan
Legion Home
Linton Order of Rainbow
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Local groups schedule meetings this Tuesday
Greene County Nurses Association hosts Mrs Maurice Haag at 7 p m Keystone Bible class gathers for covered dish dinner at First Baptist basement Civic Garden Club meets with Mrs Harry Bargar at 2 p m note change in day and place Ellis 4 H club meets with Bill and Greta Collins at 8 p m for a wiener roast Linton High School Band Parents club called meeting at 7 30 p m Kiwanis Club meets Roosevelt hotel dining room at 6 30 p m Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas meets Red Men s hall at 7 30 p m Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at home at 7 30 p m Stated Convocation Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons at hall at 7 30 p m Local Union No 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers meets at K of P hall at 7 p m
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Greene County Nurses Association
Maurice Haag
Keystone Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Civic Garden Club
Harry Bargar
Ellis
Bill
Greta Collins
Linton High School
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Linton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
K. of P
Weekly club and lodge meeting notices list local gatherings
Wednesday activities include Eagles lodge at 7 p.m. Elks at 7 30 p.m. Unity lodge 11 0 C F at 7 30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at Ziegler Drive-In at 12 15 p.m. Beehunter Flashes meet with Ronnie Bowers at Greenacres farm 8 p.m. Tri Kappa initiation at the library 6 p.m. then garden party at Mrs. Kenneth Broshears home. Saron Evangelical Reformed church service class meets with Mrs. Ethel Boruff at 2 p.m CST.
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Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
C.F
Rotary Club
Zieglers
Kenneth Broshears
Saron
Community Club and Church Meetings
Thursday notices list choir practices at Christian church and Glenbur Methodist church, Lyons Masonic Lodge meeting at 8 p.m., American Legion home gathering at 8 p.m., Eagles Ladies Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m., W S C S at the community house for all day, and Booster 4-H club in the high school Ag room at 6 30 p.m.
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Lyons Masonic Lodge
Lyons
Methodist
American Legion
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Glenbur
Quapaw Tribe No 143 Red Men Meet at Hall
Friday at 7 29 PM the Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men holds a meeting at the hall.
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Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men
Bloomfield Couple Weds at West Point
Mrs. Dale Flaharty of Bloomfield announces the marriage of her daughter Wilma Jane Hinkle to Lieut. Marcus Ray Oliphant of Bloomfield. The ceremony occurred at 11:00 AM Wednesday June 4 in the Cadet Chapel at West Point after Oliphant's graduation. Attendants included Mrs. Bernard Sappenfield Miss Nellie Henderson and Elmer Van Oliphant. The couple will reside at Maldon Air Force Base Missouri after a visit to Bloomfield and Mexico City.
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Dale Flaharty
Bloomfield
Wilma Jane Hinkle
Marcus Ray Oliphant
Charles Oliphant
Cadet
West Point
N. Y
Lieut. Oliphant
Academy
Bernard Sappenfield
Lyons
National University
Mexico City
Tri Kappa Sorority
Phi Mu
Indiana University
Lieut
Oliphant
Bloomfield High School
United States Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Air Force
Maldon
Air Force Base
Sappenfield
Elmer van Oliphant
Nellie Henderson
LaRue Smith
Tom Oliphant
Oakland City
Walter Jones
Dora Oliphant
Bloomington
Grace Harris
Indianapolis
Charles Strickler
van Buren
Neal Phillips Wedding Bridging Dugger and Jasonville
Miss Myra Phillips daughter of Elmo and Mrs Phillips of Dugger wed Walter F Neal son of Everett and Mrs Neal of Jasonville in Bethel Methodist Gambill. Ceremony at seven thirty candle light vows by Dr S M Cornell. Deloris Asberry and Joan Rigney performed. The couple leaves for a southern trip and will reside in Indianapolis.
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Myra Phillips
Elmo Phillips
Dugger
Walter F. Neal
Everett Neal
Jasonville
S. M. Cornell
Linton
Bethel Methodist Church
Gambill
Deloris Asberry
Terre Haute
Joan Rigney
Patricia Olson
Sullivan
Dillard Stanton
Indianapolis
Phillips
Neal
Union High School
Union Hospital
Midland High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Allisons
North
Pennsylvania Street
Local Tri Kappa Members Attend Province 3 Convention
Fifteen members of the local Tri Kappa chapter attended the Province 3 convention at Spencer High School gym Wednesday. Decorations featured South Pacific motifs. a two course luncheon followed the morning business session. The Spencer chapter presented a three act musical Our Impression of South Pacific. Attendees from Linton included Margaret Cooper Gladys Mitchell and several named ladies and gentlemen.
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Tri Kappa
Spencer
Glenn May
South Pacific
Linton
Margaret Cooper
Gladys Mitchell
Mesdames
Roy Borders
Ray Baughman
Max Hixson
Ted Schlosser
Wilbur Wilkey
William Collison
Milo Mitchell
Rueford Swaby
Fred Cravens
Jack Cravens
Geo. Morgan
Edith Hanger
Ethel Humphreys
Picnic at Humphreyy Park Brightens Pleasantville Bible School
Members of Pleasantville Methodist church Bible school enjoyed a picnic at Humphrey Park on Friday. A noon dinner was followed by games and activities. More than seventy five children were enrolled in the Bible school during the term.
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Pleasantville Methodist Church Bible School
Humphreyy Park
Bible School
Rena
Ordway
Gawain
George
Park Avenue
Sacajawea the sole woman on Lewis and Clark expedition
Sacajawea was the only woman aboard the Lewis and Clark expedition, a guiding figure during the early Corps of Discovery. Her role helped aid the group's navigation and survival through the western United States.
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Sacajawea
Women’s clubs win $25,000 prize in 19th century event
The article notes a $25,000 win by women’s clubs and mentions a 19th century first lunch wagon in Worcester 1822 operated by Sam Jones. It also includes a curious aside about elephants traveling in ships when given whisky and warm water.
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United States
Worcester
Mass
Sam Jones
Mrs Purcell Visits Norman Nephew Amid Illness
Mrs. Charlotte Purcell spent the weekend in Norman visiting her nephew Kenny Darrell George who is ill with rheumatic fever. Kenny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry George. Weekend guests of Mrs. Eva Bossel included Mrs. Margaret Caudell Mr. and Mrs. George Watson Walter White Dale R Foster Jesse Knight Max Quakenbush and Ray Knight. Supper guests Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs Gray Farris and Mrs. Minnie Bridwell of Bedford with Mr. and Mrs Leo Sheehy.
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Charlotte Purcell
Norman
Kenny Darrell George
Kenny
Harry George
Eva Bosell
Margaret Caudell
George Watson
Walter White
Dale R. Foster
East Chicago
Jesse Knight
Max Quakenbush
Ray Knight
West Baden Springs
Gray Farris
Minnie Bridwell
Bedford
Leo Sheehy
Insect Diversity and Odd Historical Facts
The text asserts 600000 insect species, claims Egyptians mocked enemies by sandals, notes Earth's equatorial diameter differs from pole to pole, mentions gypsy wedding cake flour mixed with blood, and compares Liberia's flag to the U S flag.
The Book of the Crime by Elizabeth Daly
Gray Austen's mood shadows his young wife Rena in New York. She pleads for help after a neighbor’s warning and a mysterious lost book spurs fear. Private investigator Henry Gamadge offers discreet guidance as Austen seeks his missing fiancée.
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Elizabeth Daly
Gray Austen
Rena
New York
Mr. Rewns
Ordway
Henry Gamadge
Gamadge
Miss Brown
Henry
King A
Missing Persons Bureau
New Brunswick
Austen
Tures Syndicate
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Newkirk
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Wabash Ave
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Cushing
Huffer Beauty Shoppe
North Main
Hamilton Drug Store
Floyd E. Cornett
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
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Neal-Phillips
Max Pirtle
Murphy’s
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AX and Fry
Herman Dunfee
Chagrin Falls
Joseph B. Hall
Kroger Co
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
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Federated Women’s Clubs
Clarkston
Wash
Fulton Civic Club
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Alaska
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Liberia
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Massey-Harris
Lyons Equipment CO
Lyons, Ind
Valu Apparel Shop
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Buick & International
U. S. Royal Tires
W. Vincennes
Baxley
South Main
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Stoker Coal
Richardson Coal Co
Elson
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