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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
Community group rehearsals and meetings listed
Local clubs and churches schedule evening practice and meetings. E choir at the church 7 30 p m Baptist practice 7 15 p m Christian choir at the Moose 1434 7 30 p m American Legion post at the new hall 7 30 p m Faith Temple No 42 Pythian ers meet at the hall 7 30 p m.
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Reh
American Legion
Faith Temple No
Pythianers
Community Notices For Friday Gatherings And Meetings
Friday events include the Tuapaw Tribe 143 meeting at the hall in Ma. 4 with officers listed. The Women’s Missionary Society hosts a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. A. W. Dean’s home and plans the annual June Tea. Yaccquina club meets with Fannie Eskew at 1 30 p.m. Henburn Mothers club at Community House all day. Ride-A-Wee club visits Mrs. James Mears home at Third Street NW at 2 p.m. Home Guards of the M E church assemble at the church at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Reign Missionary Society
A. W. Dean
A.m
Henburn Mothers Club
James Mears
Third Street
Eagle Encampment I at the hall 8 pm
The Eagle Encampment I hosts an event at the hall tonight at 8 o clock. 0 C F 222 is listed in the notice.
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Eagle
Kappa Chapter 1 Meets at Library for Monthly Session
Kappa Chapter 1 of Tri Kappa held its regular meeting at the public library with William Sahm in charge of the business session. A county project for the vital was discussed along with routine items. new officers were elected: President Mrs Ray Baugh, Vice President Miss Ethel Orn, Recording Secretary Mrs Kerine Froeschke, Treasurer Mary Robertson, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Helen Hilge. A special meeting is planned at the Linton library on Monday night in June. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Kappa
Ty Je Public Library
William Sahm
Yws
Ray Baught
Miss Ethelorn
Kerine Froeschke
Mary Robertson
Helen Hilge
Lela Letsinger
Mayme Long
Alice Marler
Pearl Burris
Pearl Hurst
Dayton
James Sexton
Violet Folk
Roma
Mesdames
Mary Bennett
Lily Shanklin
Lida Harrel
Hannah Crosby
Verda Barrasos
Miley Wooley
Miss Letsinger
Shakamak ‘State Park
Tibbett Hostess Lyons M. E. Class Meeting
Thirteen members and one guest Olivia Baker attended aStandard of the M E church meeting at Mrs nk Tibbett home. The session opened with singing and scripture readings from Bibles. Geneva Foutz reviewed the study book In His Step and the evening ended with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Baker
M. E. Church of Ns
Nk Tibbett
Geneva Foutz
Marriage Announced for Mary Jo Hollars and Harold L Rogers
Mrs Hollars I nnounce marriage of daughter Mary Jo Hollars to Harold L Rogers of Deer Creek Indiana. Mary Jo attended Indiana University and Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute and earned a Bachelor of Science degree. She taught in Martinsville and later Valparaiso City schools as supervisor Physical Education. Harold L Rogers a graduate of Indiana University Bloomington and a practicing attorney in New York has taught at Valparaiso University and now supervises instrumental and vocal music in Valparaiso City schools. The couple are visiting Mr and Mrs Hollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hol
Switz City
Mary Jo
Harold L. Rogers
Deer Creek
Rogers
Indiana Ersity
Indiana State Thers College
Terre Haute
University
Wisconsin
Land
Martinsville
Iols
Valpap
Walison
Foyersa
Legal College
Bloomington
New York
Valparaiso Univer
Thearaiso
Hoflars
Mr. Rogers Directing Band in Valparaiso Return
The article notes that by Sunday the group will travel back to Valparaiso where Mr. Rogers will direct the band for the next several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Mr. Rogers
Local residents share visits across cities
Mr and Mrs Thomas Larks and son Andy of Jasonville visited Mr and Mrs Rufus Harrell. Several city residents traveled to Koreen and Terre Haute for business and family visits including Miss Rose Mounier and Mrs Lawrence Calzia with Calzia's health described as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Larks
Andy
Jasonville
Rufus Harrell
This City
Paul Sturm
Jack
Louisville, Ky
Sturm
Nola Yoder
Ed Teyssier
Rose Mounier
Terre Haute
Miss Mounier
Lawrence Calzia
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Calzia
Mrs Hastings Hosts Womans Missionary Society in Jasonville
Mrs Bessie Hastings hosted the Womans Missionary Society of the Lawton Street Christian church at her Jasonville home. New officers were elected for next year with Fay Hardesty as president and Pearl Thomas as vice president. The meeting featured Africa program, a vocal duet, and notes on attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Bessie Hastings
Womans Missionary Society
Lawton Street Christian Church
N. A. Randall
Fay Hardesty
Pearl Thomas
Elizabeth Cummick
Lily Qibon
Claudine Royer
Africa
Blanch Williams
Wes Gordon
Mayme Long
Mesdames
Elizabeth Gordon
Ora Stewart
Walker
Adam Foster
Morton Swango
Bert Annis
Elva Fields
Nora Neal
Irene Lewis
Lola Shouse
Nora Sheets
Indianapolis
Farm improveme nt through CCC help improves pastur e
Parker Thompson in Greene county transformed a 132 acre impoverished hill pasture into a productive summer pasture after a Soil Conservation Service program. Enrollees built check dams and brushed barren areas while Thompson sowed lespedeza and applied 300 tons of limestone. Neighbors watch and plan similar improvements.
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Parker Thompson
Thompson
Greene County
M. F. Beauchamp
Worthingtn
Beauchamp
Soil Conservation Service
Skeletons and Relics Found in Illinois Sun Worshiper Site
Farmers in Illinois unearthed a nearly six foot skeleton with good teeth and several bones and ornaments, suggesting five or six burials in a field south of York. The discovery renews interest in the Mound Builders and the great Monk's Mound in Collinsville, noted for an eternal sun-worship fire.
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York
U.P
Illinois
Here
Collinsville
Mother Starts To School In Cleveland
Mrs. Margaret Bock aged 31 graduates from an elementary school to match her 11 year old son’s pace. She had earned a disjointed education in Switzerland before leaving at 17.
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Cleveland
U.P
Margaret Bock
Switzerland
White Australia grows as census shows British stock strong
Canberra reports census figures showing Australia preserves a white Australia policy with a tall, strong breed from original British stock. Of 6,725,000 people 86 percent are Australian born and 97 percent are of British stock.
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Gee
Australia
Canberra
U.P
Grasshoppers and Locusts Compared Across Eras
The piece notes the similarity between the American grasshopper and ancient locusts in destructive capacity. It warns plagues could bring famine for historical cultivators, highlighting the enduring threat of swarm outbreaks to crops.
Regions in Canada Fear Crop Failure Across Prairie Heartland
Montreal June 10 регионаs in Canada fear another crop failure as drought grips southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Archbishop Malcolm Harding notes six years of drought, minimal snow, and scarce spring rain stretching across Manitoba and the archdiocese, with settlers aged 60 to 70 trekking north for new fertile land. He says some land may be saved by irrigation, but much will revert to rangeland and wilderness as families abandon farms and move toward Peace River and water and wood country in Saskatchewan.
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Montreal
U.P
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Malcolm Harding
Rupert's Land
Manitoba
Territories
Arctic
Winnipeg
Assiniboine
Drouth
Ceattle
Peace River
State farmlands to be surveyed by aerial photos
Indiana will have about 10 790 square miles of farmland in 28 counties photographed this summer under an agricultural conservation program. Purdue extension officials say aerial mapping is cheaper and clearer than surface surveys for performance under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Iad
U.P
Indiana
L. V. Hoffman
Purdue University
State Conservation Committee
Hoffman
United States
Purdue University Experiment Station
Huntington
Soils
Culver
Davis Forestry
Duncan Marshall
Ontario
Canada
Arthur Street
Plains head-dress names across tribes and neighbors
The war bonnet originated among Plains Indians and spread widely. Variants included a narrow band of skin or leather to hold feathers. Listed names for headgear by tribes such as Ostoa Onondaga Ges towa Seneca Ucnura Tuscarora and nearby neighbors.
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Ostoa
Onondaga
Gestowa
Seneca
Tuscarora
Benefits Paid to Smaller Firms Under Social Security Act
H L McCarthy regional director says 70 percent of old age benefits go to workers in firms with under 50 employees in Region VI Illinois Indiana Wisconsin. Daily claims rise from 35 to 250. death certificates no longer needed if physician or undertaker statement suffices. Thirteen field offices ready to assist. workers urged to obtain Social Security numbers to avoid posthumous or age 65 issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCarthy
Soical Security Board
McCarthy
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Smallest deer species the Muntjac described
The Muntjac or Chinese barking deer is the smallest deer in the family. They stand no taller than medium dogs and exist in two sizes with Chinese barking and a taller white-marked variant. Native to Southern and Eastern Asia, they move in frightened runs and bark when alarmed. Bucks have small inward-curving antlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Asia
India
Thyroxin Controls Life Says Popular Mechanics
A Popular Mechanics statement notes thyroxin a mysterious chemical substance in the body distinguishes normal life from imbecility or death, asserting even tiny quantities influence health.
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Health Through Red Blood Cells
An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as an internal remedy to boost red blood cells and restore weight, energy, nerves, and skin glow. It claims generations of testing and scientific support, urging readers to buy at any drug store for a healthier appearance and compliments from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nocturnal Rats Activity Patterns Described
Rats are mainly nocturnal. They start moving about an hour after dusk and remain active through the night. They typically feed twice per night, once after dark and again near morning.
Britain Sails Trade Winds Over Helgoland Zanzibar Swap
In 1890 Britain traded the Heligoland island for Zanzibar in a swap described as 3,000 times as large, reflecting a key imperial rearrangement of territory and strategic control.
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Helgoland
England
Zanzibar
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Lyons M. EK
S. J. Burress
Fannie Cody
Lizzie Hederick
Hattie Sylvester
City
Koreen
Clyde Copeland
Carolyn
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Mrs. Hastings
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Willard Collins
Cooper Taylor
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Lloyd McBride
Oscar McBride
Flint
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Jennie
Nellie Shanklin
Arthur Gates
Louisville
Louisville Medical College
Lowell Shanklin
Nettie Puckett
Sullivan
James Wooley
Cora Gibson
Harrison, Ark
G. L. Hughey
Paul Wilkes
Lois
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South
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Frances Greenway
Eugene Sinders
Sinders Chevrolet Service Co
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Federal Housing Administration
Peoples Trust
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Jean Bello
Miss Harlow
Paul Bern
Liloyd’s of
London
Hixson & Sahm
Francis Haseman
S. M. Cornell
Duncan
M. J. Aikin & Son Funeral Home
Dagger Aikin
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BUICK
Pontiac
Powell Motor Sales
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Froeschke Shoe Store
Kelvinator
Electrolux
Maxwell Furniture CO
Westinghouse
Humphreys, Schloot & CO
Main St
R. W. Cadwell Music House
van, Ind
Jean Nedra
Penney
R. M
Derson
Variety Store
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Chicago
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