Local Social Notes Reach Linton and Surrounding Towns
Residents and visitors listed include Mr and Mrs R W Husley and daughter Gladys with Lowell Harrell in Worthington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jerome Bogle of Brazil visited Linton yesterday afternoon. Mrs Laura Miley and son Joe were Sunday guests of Mrs Ren Brown and son Allen. George H James and family of Brazil spent the weekend with Kenneth Bennett and daughter. Joe M Goodman of Bloomfield visited relatives in the city. Helen Snow was a Sunday guest of Elsie Hensley. Ethel and Opal Beck planned a trip Saturday to Boulder Colorado for Ethel to enroll at Boulder University for the summer term. They plan sightseeing trips before returning home. Martin Pirtle visited two weeks with Ray Gilstrap at Vincennes. Gilstrap’s daughter is Mrs Pirtle. Russell Burch and Ding Marshall of Sullivan were in the city Saturday evening. Mrs William Goldberg visited her daughter Charlotte, a nurse at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, yesterday. Mrs M J Aiken of Dugger was in Linton on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray Beck, who left Linton nineteen years ago for Detroit, have returned to reside here. Rev and Mrs Kewitt and son Paul of Terre Haute were guests of Rev and Mrs E C Jaberg. Miss Grace Porter of Elnora and Mrs Tolman Gharst of Sullivan visited the city on business. William Pirtle returned to Bloomington this morning after spending the weekend with his mother Mrs Margaret Pirtle. Mr and Mrs Ora Truelove and baby 8 spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Calvin Truelove in Washington.
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Ethel
Opal
Boulder
Colorado
Boulder University
SOA Calendar Boy Scouts Meet at Regular Hour
SoA Calendar notes a Boy Scouts meeting at 7 30 p m and Ghickateth Council Poeshontss also at 7 30 o clock in Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P events for the evening.
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Metropolitan Lodge No
K. of ‘P
Ghickateth Council
Tuesday gatherings in Greene County veteran and civic groups
Greene County Post No 1162 VFW meets at 7 30. Violet Rebekah No 312 and Poca Hontas No 80 hold 7 o'clock meetings. Royal Arch Mayor convocation Linton Chapter No 182 at 7 p m. Girl Scouts in Legion Hall at 7. Socialist Local satire near Post Office at 7 30. Tuesday Afternoon Contract Bridge Club with Mrs Georgetown at 2.
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Greene County
Linton
Royal Arch
Legion Howe
hark ov@r
Wednesday Night Bridge and Club Meetings Schedule
A cluttered OCR list shows multiple society and club events. Ruth Rogers hosts Wednesday bridge at 7 80, Mrs Albert Foster hosts 500 club at 7 30, Glenburn Aid meets, Ladies Aid gathers 2 pm, Reyal Neighbors at 7 789, Rotary lunch at 12 15, Ashity Lodge 337 at 780, Needlecraft groups and families meet at the park 6 pm, Keene County Women’s Demo club noon program at Solsberry with a noted unusual merit program drawing a large crowd.
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Ruth Rogers
Qeemensey
Albert Foster
Keene County
Solsberry
Thursday Evening Dinner Club Hosts Harting at Seven Thirty
Thursday evening gatherings feature Harting at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Harting for dinner at 7 30. Hiawatha club holds its regular session later. Faith Temple No 42 meets at 7 30 with Pythian Sisters. American Legion at 6 40 announces plans. Local groups arrange meetings at church and homes.
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Faith Temple
Sagtatyn Fonts A
Ursday
Wi - Fiestwood
Otto Harting
Friday meetings for local groups listed
Friday schedule notes choir practice at 7 pm Japaw Tribe No 143 Imp of Red Men meets at 7 pm Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 C E Star Glenburn Mothers club hosts at Mrs Henry home Church clock time and attendance details unclear from fragment.
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Glenburn Mothers Club
Churen
Tomatoes Rosy For Spring Delights in New Serves
A fragment from a vintage cooking note suggests two tomato based ideas: Pomato and Cauliflower Purée. It describes preparing a fender cauliflower, pressing it, draining tomato contents, adding water, and cooking with minced onion and fat until tender, then combining and straining for a puree to pair with tomato dishes.
Contract Bridge For Central Written By E V Shepard Mous Bridge Teacher
A bridge article discusses unbiddable grand slams, noting partner misplay with a made small slam. It highlights Mr H B Ayer of Toronto, Ontario, who observed a grand slam possibility and analyzes the hand details after dummy.
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E V. Shepard Mous
North
South
H. HB. Ayer
Toronto
Ontario
Grand Slam Possibility in Bid sequence and Openings
In bridge analysis, a potential small to grand slam is explored after North opens 1 Clubs and South shows slam hopes with 2 Hearts. With diamond and spade leads, declarer ducks and ruffs to establish hands, aiming for a successful grand slam under various opening leads including trump, diamond, spade, or club.
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Diamonds
Uba
Aca
Dunne
South
Declaret
Hand leads to small slam in Knickerbocker Wheat club
In a 15 table duplicate bridge event at Knickerbocker Wheat club last week, Miss Esther Keech played a perfect small slam hand after the heart lead. Seven tables bid and made small slams while seven others failed to exceed game. West’s final discard prevented a grand slam despite two key diamond tricks and a heart, yielding a tight contract fulfillment.
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Knickerbocker Wheat Club
Esther Keech
South
Godud
Taddlere
West
Wedding Bell Tones In Terre Haute Nuptials
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Bailey Bedwell 139 Third Street northeast announces the marriage of their son Lyman C Bedwell to Miss Ethelyn Hope Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall of Terre Haute The ceremony was held in Decatur Illinois on May 6 1935 Judge Paine officiating Mrs Bedwell is a Garfield high school graduate of Terre Haute and has worked at her parents business Mr Bedwell is a Wiley high graduate now with Owl Illinois Glass in Terre Haute The newlyweds reside at 487 South 17th Street Terre Haute Mr Randall of Terre Haute is a well known oil company representative in Linton traveling this section
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Bedwell
Wiley High
Terre Haute
Qwen- Illinois Glass Company
South 17Th Street
Randall
Linton
Local guests and class members listed at event
Yoder hosted a gathering with guests and a long list of attendees including Misses Helen Alkire Vera Alkire Audrey Armpriester Betty Brewer Mildred Brown Wilma Deckard Amy Mary Jane Flack Helen Gonser Virginia Harbin Frieda Magner Martha Dun can Mildred Rosalee Miller Marjorie Topping Joetta Jackson and the teacher Mrs Arthur Harbin.
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Yoder
Helen
Vera Alkire
Audrey Armpriester
Betty Brewer
Mildred Brown
Wilma Deckard
Amy
Mary Jane Flack
Helen Gonser
Virginia Harbin
Frieda Magner
Martha Duncan
Mildred
Rosalee Miller
Marjorie Topping
Joetta Jackson
Arthur Harbin
East ern Star meets for rites at Masonic Hall
Members of the Order of East ern Star are requested to meet after eleven o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic hall to participate in rites for Mrs Isaac Kauble who died Sunday at her home here.
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Order of Eastern Star
Mrs George Haworth Hosts Tuesday Contract Club Event
Mrs George Haworth will entertain at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon for members of the Tuesday Afternoon Contract club at her home in the Ferdune apartments. All members are urged to attend.
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George Haworth
Ferdune Apartments
Movie Stars Set For Big Premiere In City
Linton hosts first Hollywood style premiere at Grand theatre with a star studded impersonation show. many young locals and society figures participate in a night of singing and dance including a stage spectacle titled A Baby Grand in Cellophane. Director Roger E. Gibbons notes the gala aims to showcase glamour and entertainment value for a record local audience.
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Helen Hilgedick
Mildred Briggs
Marta Talbott
Jack Kennedy
Leonard McDonald
Victor LeFevre
Marjorie Johnson
Bevery Hixon
Lucile Browne
Eva Myers
Vernon Hill
LaVerne Kohr
Melba Strockrahm
Juanita Hill
Doris Dixon
Margaret Ann Maxwell
Maxine Tyler
Chester Priest
Sexton Sisters
Evelyn Whittington
Helen Sweeney
Atention
Roger E. Gibbons
Linton
la Hollywood
Grand Theatre Management
Personal notices from city social round up
Chicago visitor Neil L Riggs spent the week end in the city with locals Madeline Burd of Bloomfield Jane Fry a UI student returned home for summer Terre Haute guest Hubert Wright visited relatives in town Mr and Mrs Claude Clark enjoyed Sunday in Jasonville Dr J L Handelmann of Jasonville was here Saturday Spence Spence and Elmer Pope joined Tryons for dinner then left for Denver Mrs William Stone of Detroit visits her mother Mrs Clarence Canady in town
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Neil L. Riggs
Chicago
Arthur
Tryon
R. D. Spence
Denver
Colo
Elmer Pope
Spence
Mrs. Tryon
William Stone
Detroit
Clarence Canady
Report on Livestock in Indianapolis June 10
Hogs 6,000 holdovers 190, steady to 10c lower with heavies 9.65 to 9.85, mediums 9.85 to 10, lights 9.85 to 10. Cattle 800, calves 700, mostly cow run, undertone weak. Early sales largely 5 to 7, cutters 3.25 to 4.75, catch bid on a few steers and heifers, bulk under 9.50. Wealers 500 lower 8.50 down. Sheep 1,800, spring lambs strong, bulk 8 to 9.50, top 10, fed yearlings steady, bulk 7.60 to 7.75, slaughter sheep 3 down. See classified ad column.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Marshmallow Topped Bread Pudding Recipe by Camp
A wholesome pudding trick uses fluffy marshmallows on top to please children. The recipe folds soaked bread with caramel milk, eggs, sugar and vanilla, bakes until set, then browns marshmallows for serving with cream or coffee sauce.
Busy Bee Class of U B Church June Meeting
The Busy Bee class of the U B Church met in the basement last evening for a June gathering. A covered dish supper preceded singing and prayer led by Virginia Harbin. Frieda Magner led the 23rd Psalm. A business session organized a softball team with music featured, as Velma and others attended.
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Busy Bee
U. B
Virignia Harbin
Frieda Magner
Ames
Velma
United Brethren Children Plan Meeting for Program
All children of the United Brethren Sunday school with roles in the Children's Day program are urged to meet at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the church for preparations.
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U. B
United Brethren
Stewart Family Welcomes Baby Suann Ruth
A six pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart at 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon June 8 at their home 789 Fourth Street Northwest. The infant bears the name Suann Ruth.
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Stewarts
Ivan Stewart
Fourth Street
Suann Ruth
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R. W. Husley
Gladys
Lowell Harrell
Worthington
Jerome Bogle
Brazil
Laura Miley
Joe
Ren2 Brown
Allen
George H. James
Kenneth Bennett
Joe M. Goodman
Bloomfield
Helen Snow
Elsie Hensley
Martin Pirtle
Ray Gilstrap
Vincennes
Mrs. Gilstrap
Mr. Pirtle
Russell Burch
Ding” Marshall
Sullivan
William Goldberg
Charlotte
Methodist Hospital
M.J. Aiken of
Dugger
Ray Beck
Grace Porter
Elnora
Tolman Gharst
Tony
William Pirtle
Bloomington
Margaret Pirtle
Ora ‘Truelove
Baby
Mrs
Calvin Truelove
Washington
SOA
Violet ‘Rebekah No
Joapaw Council
Pocahontas
Ridge Club
Glenburn Aid Society
Iguan Ladies Aid Society
Reyal Neighbors
Rotary
American Legion
Gskick
Ashity
Eagles Lodge
Hail BE. Ip, Ma
Q Menic
Yaambers
Hiawatha Club
Byank
Gourtney
Ies Aid
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Acessories Red's
Tomiay
Trick
Trumps
Dummy
K. Hast
Lowe
Ace
Eastern Star
Boautless
Linton Motor Sales
J. QO. Humphreys
Linton Nash Motor
Powell Motor Sales
Chevrolet Motor Sales
Overland Sales Company
Holden Motor Sales
Nell Winter
Scott’s Studio
Hy & F. Jewellers
Madeline Burd
Jane Fry
University of Illinois
Hubert Wright
Claude Clark
Jasonville
J. L. Handelmann
Lulinary
Marcia Camp
Wolford Flower Gardens
Indianapolis Speedway
Firestone
Gaces Dip
Havig
Tae Aireuns
Fuvvasou
Cas Aig Seilchand Crooks
U. B. Church
Meet
Hollywood
Luaier
Ax &Fry Grocery
Welty Stalcup
Kelvinator Elect
BEA
Tinton Hardware
Rhodenbe K Bros