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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
3
Woodbury Tale and Linton Musings From June 11 1937
The article recounts an Indiana style indictment in Woodbury Tennessee and a curious local column from Linton about sports, diet fads, and a Vermont barber's longevity. It notes roads, trees, and sidewalks, plus a closing flash about a 95 year old Vermont barber still working daily.
Home Ec Club Meets With Mrs Williams
The Home and Community Circle Home Economic Club of Stafford township met at Mrs. Sadie Williams home for their June meeting. Members sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart the song of the month then held a devotional led by Mrs. Corda Buckles. Reports on safety were given by Mrs. Pearl Lacey and president Mrs. Ethel Young led a program planning discussion. Gifts were exchanged for secret pals and refreshments were served to many members and two visiting guests and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Community Circle Home Economic Club
Stafford Township
Sadie Williams
Corda Buckles
Pearl Lacey
Ethel Young
Mrs. Williams
Lesta Campbell
Barbara Howard
Minnie Sullivan
Marie Beck
Faye Lester
Viola Shake
June Myers
Molly Anderson
Belva Weaver
Katherine Lux
Pauline Hart
Corda Buckless
Geneva Carruthers
Bessie Good
Edith Harris
Anna May Waggoner
Society Notes From Daily Citizen Office Deadline
Society items are due at the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a.m. for that day’s issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed. Mrs. Ann Toney appears in brief column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
Ann Toney
Social calendar listing local club and lodge meetings
Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets 7 00 p m at hall. Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet 8 00 p m at Moose home. Greene County building trades council 7 30 p m at K of P hall. Alpha Bible class First Methodist church 7 30 p m wiener roast hosted by Mrs Murray Terhune. Transportation from church at 7 00 p m bring own wieners. Linton Civic Garden club 2 00 p m with Mrs Harry Bargar and co hostesses. My Beta Gamma Mission Circle First Baptist church 7 30 p m with Miss Mildred Harbett. USW V David D Wiles Camp Auxiliary covered dish dinner Humphreys Park bring own table service. Lyons Conservation Club 7 00 p m. Stated meeting Linton Order Rainbow for Girls 7 00 p m Masonic hall. Chickateth Council Pocahontas 7 30 p m Red Men hall. Kiwanis Glenburn community 6 30 p m. Band Parents Band room high school 7 00 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas Red Men hall 7 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home 7 30 p m. Carpenter Local No 487 meets at state hall 7 00 p m. Violet Rebekah Lodge No 312 hall 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 Moose home 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of the Red Men
Women of Moose
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
Alpha Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Murray Terhune
Linton
Kiwanis Club
Glenburn
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Carpenter’s
Eagles Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Women's Auxiliary of the Eagles Lodge installed officers in a ceremony at the lodge home. Lola Gray presided as installing officer. Officers named include Ruth Dix president Vera Goodman past president Faye Goodman vice president Elizabeth Hedrick chaplain Etta Haffley secretary Anna Haffley treasurer Jessie West conductress Josephine Coulter inside guard Frances Beasley outside guard Iris Love Elizabeth Schhubla and Bessie Tincher trustees Jessie Tincher musician Elizabeth Schhubla sick committee chair. The meeting opened with colors presented by conductress West and invocation by Gray. A social hour followed with hostess Jean Goodman. Next meeting set for 8:00 pm Thursday June 17. members asked to bring a 25 cent gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles Lodge
Lola Gray
Ruth Dixon
Vera Goodman
Faye Goodman
Elizabeth Hedrick
Etta Haffley
Anna Haffley
Jessie West
Josephine Coulter
Frances Beasley
Iris Love
Elizabeth Schhubla
Bessie Tincher
Jessie Tincher
Elizabeth Schubla
Hedrick
Ann Williams to Wed Almer Oldham in August
Ann Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Williams of Linton, announced engagement to Almer James Oldham son of Dr and Mrs John H Oldham of Sullivan. Williams a 1954 Indiana University graduate and member of Delta Delta Delta Pi Lambda Theta Tri Kappa. Oldham attends Indiana University School of Dentistry as a sophomore. he is a Lambda Chi Alpha member. The wedding is set for August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Linton
Ann
Almer James Oldham
John H. Oldham
Sullivan
Miss Williams
Stephens College
Thediana University
Delta Delta Delta
Pi Lambda Theta
Tri ‘Kappa
Oldham
Indiana State Teacher's College
Lambda Chi Alpha
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Y M L Club Holds June Meeting At Mrs Moody Home
Mrs Leon Moody hosted the Y M L club for their June gathering. Members voted to donate 15 dollars to the Greene County rescue truck fund. Prizes were awarded to Marie Ham Patsy Coulomb Freda Taylor Helen Duffey and Bonnie Hutchison. Refreshments were served to Sybil Wakefield Vera Dean Moody Lois Corbin and Cleota James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Moody
Y.M.L. Club
Greene County
Marie Ham
Patsy Coulomb
Freda Taylor
Helen Duffey
Bonnie Hutchison
Moody
Finland and Minneapolis Landmark Feats Highlight Lutheran Nation and Grain Hub
Finland is described as the most predominantly Lutheran country while Minneapolis is noted for housing the largest grain elevators in the United States. The statements contrast national religious makeup with a major agricultural infrastructure achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Minneapolis
Baptist Girls' Class Enjoys Picnic Affair
The Junior High Girls' class of the First Baptist church, taught by Mrs. John Wilson, enjoyed a picnic meeting at Shakamak park yesterday. Attending were Mrs. Wilson, Miss Bonna Baughman and Mr. Wilson, plus girls Carolyn Corbin, Joan Davis, Melba Dennis, Sharon Taylor, Joyce Clayton, Linda Eskew, Nelda Hayes, Beverly Wonders, Neen Tolen, Sheryl Creech, Delores Sloan, Donnetta Sloan, Maxam Toney and Doris White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Wilson
Shakamak Park
Wilson
Bonna Baughman
Mr. Wilson
Carolyn Corbin
Joan Davis
Melba Dennis
Sharon Taylor
Joyce Clayton
Linda Eskew
Nelda Hayes
Beverly Wonders
Neen Tolen
Sheryl Creech
Delores Sloan
Donnetta Sloan
Maxam Toney
Doris White
Saran Church Guild June Meeting Highlights
The Women's Guild of the Saran Evangelical Church met in the church lower auditorium for a June gathering led by devotional leader Mrs. Grey Hixson and lesson leader Mrs. Adolph Stoerker. Rev. Stoerker and Miss Esther Schloot read scripture and a poem titled Hold High the Torch. A film Christ's Workday was shown to illustrate youth service, followed by prayer and business. Hostesses Mrs. Marthena Richardson and Mrs. George Morgan served ice cream cookies and coffee as summer flowers decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Saran Evangelical Church
Grey Hixson
Adolph Stoerker
Elks Ladies Hold June Social At Lodge
Elks ladies gathered at the lodge home for their June meeting yesterday afternoon. Afternoon games included bridge canasta and euchre with scores showing Mrs. Jack Malicoat high in bridge and Mrs. Percy Myers low. Mrs. Joe Feeney high in canasta and Mrs. Hymie Fell second. Mrs. B. R. McGriffin low. in euchre Mrs. Glen Smith high and Mrs. E. E. Flanagan low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Lodge
Jack Malicoat
Percy Myers
Joe Feeney
Canasta
Hymie Fell
B. R. McGriffin
Euchre
Glen Smith
E.E. Flanagan
Lyons Home Ec Club Plans Programs
Mrs. Julian Leavitt hosted Lyons Junior Home Ec members with Mrs. Bill Lehman assisting. They discussed next year’s programs, voted on preferences, planned a fall bazaar and an auction, and approved donations to the Mental Health program and the Greene county Rescue Truck fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Leavitt
Lyons
Bill Lehman
Greene County
Linton Country Corner
Ellis School
Purdue
Robert Gillan
Robert Schantz
Bill Kahn
Bill Wells
Keith Anderson
Bernard Schantz
Robert Ault
Leavitt
Mrs Lehman Hosts Ice Cream Social for Local Ladies
Mrs Lehman served refreshments of ice cream cookies and punch to Mesdames Mitchell Anderson Sway zee Schantz Kaho Brown Schangtz Benham Russell Ault Statcup Gillan Kaho Ben ham Davidson Foster Neidigh Jr and Wells The next meeting will be held July 14 at the home of Mrs Neidigh Jr with Mrs Biggs assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidigh, Jr
Biggs
Mottern Family Hosts Visiting Relatives from Indianapolis
Newberry Mrs J A Cox and daughter Corda and Roy Duffer of Carlisle visited Mrs Laura Christenberry and family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clarene Mottern and children Sandra and Bobby, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Mottern and children Judy and Danny of Indianapolis spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Lee Mottern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cox
Corda
Roy Duffer
Carlislé
Laura Christenberry
Clareneé’ Mottern
Sandra
Bobby
Glenn Mottern
Judy
Danny
Indianapolis
Lee Mottern
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Puckett
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Vermont
Mason & Hamlin Janssen
Gulbransen
Betsy Ross
Lester
R. W. Cadwell Music House
North Court St. Sullivan, Ind
Roach
So. Main St
Home Ec Club
Greene County Loan CO
Society News
Eagles Auxiliary
Ann Williams
Baptist
Saran Church Guild
NEW Home Furnishing CO
W. Vincennes St. Photie
Buick
Spectra History
America
MODEL
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