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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
Community notices must reach the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a m to appear in that day's state area news clubs lodges parties and church items. Submissions welcome and encouraged for inclusion.
A Sunday basket dinner at the city park honored Charles Risher Sr celebrating his 72nd birthday on June 4. Guests included son-in-law Charles Weaver who also has a birthday upcoming, and mother-in-law Elizabeth Bedwell nearing 93, along with many relatives and friends from Sullivan and surrounding towns. The event featured Mr. and Mrs. Charles Risher Sr and numerous family members, with attendance from extended kin and neighbors.
Mrs Charles Weaver hosted the D D D club at her home on Friday with two euchre tables. High score went to Mrs Frank Neill, second to Miss Eula Wright. Attendees included Mesdames Wilbur Wright Roy Buckner Frank Neill and Miss Eula Wright all of this city plus Mrs Kelsie Tetrick of Vicksburg Mrs Wilmina Corbin and Mrs Maddonna Bogard of Lyons and the hostess. Dainty refreshments followed and the club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Wilbur Wright presiding.
Mixed rice and chicken with peas and eggs form a loaf. Beat eggs with milk and seasoning then pour over the mixture and bake in a water bath until set. Serves 6 with a garnish of sliced hard cooked eggs.
Mrs. Minnie Wells and family enjoyed a bountiful dinner and reunion at City Park last Sunday. Attendees included Robert Wells, Ellis Plew family, Phyllis Jerome of Linton, James B Wells and family of Brazil, Owen M Wells of Indianapolis. Qwen and James Wells then began a one month vacation in Utah.
Announcement states the Greene County Women's Republican club meeting scheduled for Thursday is postponed. All members are urged to take notice of the change.
Mrs. Homer Wilkes celebrated her birthday with a Thursday afternoon gathering at her Dugger home. Guests enjoyed bunco and refreshments, including Mrs. Wilkes and several Sullivan and local friends. Others attended a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. John Ecker of Linton. Harvey Hummel of the gross income tax bureau spent the weekend at home before relocating to Logansport.
A diet article urges switching to fish for meals within budget and outlines easy prep steps. It promotes tastyloins of haddock mackerel pike perch or sole with breading and multiple cooking methods including baking frying and sautéing.
Greeta County Post 1162 Veterans Foreign Wars meets at 2:80 o clock. Rebekah Lodge No 312 meets. Council No 80. Pocatena at 7. Linton Chapter 182 Royal Arch Masons at 7 p.m. Girl Scouts convene at Legion home at 7. Socialist Local gathers in hall by Post Office at 7:30.
Community groups list schedules for the week including Bridge clubs with Ruth Rogers at 7380 and Mrs. Albert Foster at 7:30, Glenburn Aid, Christian Ladies Aid at 2 pm, Royal Neighbors at 7:89 pm, Rotary at 12 16 Unity Lodge 637 IAO F at 7:30, Eagles at 7 pm, Needlecraft picnic at 6 pm, Greene County Democratic noonday lunch at Solsberry, Elks at North Main at 8 pm.
Community notices list events on Thursday across local groups. Faith Temple Pythian Sisters and Frank Courtney Post America Legion meet at 7 30 p m, plus Medical Association at the hospital and other clubs at library and homes. A Republican Women postponement and a H 12 C club picnic at City Park at 5 p m are also noted with times.
Friday schedule lists M E choir practice at 7 p m and Japan Tribe No 143 Imp The Red Men at 7 p m Stated meeting of Columbian Chapter No 140 O BE Star at 7 30 Glenburn Mothers club all day at Mrs Henry Holley home attendees to meet at church at 10 am
The Saturday gathering of the Vreeman Greene County Hospital Auxiliary convenes at the hospital at 2:00 PM with a Bloomfield unit program planned.
Hael Parsons led Dugger Epworth League delegates to the district convention in Sullivan on Thursday and Friday. Local residents Dale Jennings and family return to Dugger after residence in Newcastle. Mrs. William Jacobs Jr. of Jacksonville visited Dugger relatives. Evert Taylor family and Mrs. Wendell Cox visited Dugger and Sullivan area. Mrs. Thompson returns from Indianapolis to Dugger area. Ranis Watkins visits Detroit with brother Gilbert Watkins and family.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Brookshire of Betas in Oklahoma City and a Peter Schloot. The text is unclear about events or roles and lacks a full report.
A detailed bridge problem discusses whether a club return would harm the defense. The narrative follows bidding, opening leads, and heart play to show how declarer makes four hearts and then handles clubs and diamonds. It notes a question of feasibility and promises answer on Monday.
A reader reports a bridge hand where South overcalls 4 Spades after East opens 4 Hearts and North doubles. The opening lead is a singleton heart. Dummy wins, but declarer ruffs and later discards. South still must lose a spade, a diamond, and a club.
The article outlines a bridge play sequence to reach the South hand's contract without gimmicks. It covers opening with dummy's King, managing trumps, ruffing clubs, leading spades and clubs, finessing diamonds, and ensuring declarer wins four trump tricks while West and East exchange discards and ruffs.
A birthday dinner Sunday at the Burris Chapel home of Mrs. Ray Enochs honored Miss Esta Enochs on her nineteenth birthday. Attendees included numerous extended family members and friends from the Burris Chapel community, with many Wright, Enochs, Goodman, and Haskett relatives present.
Jasonville Indiana June 11 A Greencastle ceremony united Vernal C Walter and Boyd Fulk in a Presbyterian manse with Rev Raphael officiating The couple both well regarded in their community Mrs Falk previously managed Indiana Belt service club activities and now begins married life together
The piece describes a breakfast menu planned with care featuring a poached egg on toast, seasoned with paprika and parsley, plus a hot cereal blending hominy oats and bran. A recipe for a two cup coffee boiler mix is included, claiming to serve four with canned hominy and cream, noting the appealing flavor of fresh, inviting coffee.
The article lists a string of local residents and visitors at social gatherings. Names include Ruth McCammon and Lida Harrol as guests, with others attending a K of P hall banquet. Visitors and hosts span Bloomington Middletown Port Lauderdale and West Virginia, plus gatherings in Linton Hymera and Terre Haute.
The Bloomfield unit of the Auxiliary will present the program at the regular monthly meeting of the county hospital tally unit. Members from various county units are expected to attend the 2 o'clock session.
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