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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1929

Page

7

Enjoyable Card Party At American Legion Home

Mesdames J. F. Carmody W. T. Cushing L. B. Fleetwood and A. M. Beasley of Linton and W. P. Hopkins of Dugger hosted a charming card party at the American Legion home. Twenty three bridge tables drew guests from Linton Sullivan Lyons Dugger Jasonville Worthington Vincennes Bloomfield Loogootee Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Prizes went to Mrs. Max Billman Mrs. Elmer Sherwood Mrs. Glyde Davis Mrs. William Goldberg and Mrs. Harry Ferry with consolation to Mrs. M. W. Gilbreath and Mrs. Otto Froeschke.

Mesdames J. FE. Carmody W. T. Cushing L. B. Fleetwood A. M. Beasley Linton W. P. Hopkins Dugger American Legion Bridge Linton, Sullivan, Lyons, Dugger Jasonville Worthington Vincernnes Bloomfield Loogootee Terre Haute Indianapolis Delores Hagaman Max Billman Sullivan Elmer Sherwood Blommfield Glyde Davis William Goldberg Harry Ferry M. W. Gilbreath Otto Froeschke Évepe Betty Beecher Helen Hamilton

Former Linton Girl Marries in Akron Church

Announcement of Miss Mildred Smith and Leo Schiebilla marriage at the Church of Annunciation in Akron Ohio this morning. The bride, a former Linton girl, lived with her mother Mrs Anna Smith in the north part of the city and attended school here before relocating to Akron.

Mildred Smith Leo Schiebilla Church of Annunciation Akron Anna Smith

Stricken with Paralysis Hits Hebb Family in Terre Haute

Mrs Phyllis Hebb and her son George travel to Terre Haute as both parents in law of her husband George Hebb lie ill. Mrs George Hebb suffered a stroke a week earlier and remains bedridden while her husband was stricken downtown yesterday and is in serious condition. Mrs Phyllis Hebb's daughter Mrs Arnold Poe accompanies them.

Phyllis Hebb George Terre Haute George Hebb Arnold Poe

Swarthmore Confers Doctor of Letters on Mrs. Hoover

Mrs. Herbert Hoover receives Swarthmore College’s Doctor of Letters during the 57th commencement in Magill auditorium as 112 graduates are honored. Dr. Frank Aydlette cites her public service and scholarship. Mrs. Hoover then turns the first sod for Isaac Il Clothier Memorial Hall with a silver spade.

Herbert Hoover Magill Swarthmore College Frank Aydelotte Swarthmore Hoover

Personal Notices from the City

John Taylor Lynn is ill with the mumps. D A Mowery is in Bloomfield today on business. Miss Virtue Goodman spends the week with Mr and Mrs Ivan Lynn. Miss Ina Switz of Switz City guest of Miss Helen Moore last evening. Mr and Mrs William Madison and son Billy depart for Pontiac Michigan. Mrs Ersil Stewart with Mrs Dexter Young of Dugger spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Prof and Mrs Raymond Glass of Cleveland guests of Mrs L B Fleetwood. Mrs Glass is Mrs Fleetwood's niece Mrs Emma Fisher and Miss Mary E Hollowell of Indianola II visiting Levi and George Hollowell. Miss Vivian How and Miss Irene Martzman of Bloomington are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Stockberger for the week. Richard Thompson, son of Mrs James Goodman, ill with whooping cough, near pneumonia, able to be up today.

D. A. Mowery Bloomfield Glass Fleetwood Neice Emma Fisher Mary E. Hollowell Indianola City Levi George ‘Hollowell Vivian How Irene ‘Martzman Bloomington Charles Stockberger Richard Thompson James Goodman

Ill proprietor at Linton's amusement houses confined to bed

Lawrence Scherer, one of the proprietors of Linton's two amusement houses, has been ill for several months and remains bedbound. His condition is steady and similar to several weeks prior.

Lawrence Scherer Linton Mr. Scherer

Two Local Graduates to Complete Indiana State Teachers College

Miss Mtta Beasley and Miss Ruth Bledsoe of this city will graduate from Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute on Friday.

Mtta Beasley Ruth Bledsoe Indiana State Teachers’ College Terre Haute

Mine Union Meeting Called at Hayles Hall

Local union No 4464 schedules a called meeting at Hayles hall Thursday evening at 6 80 p m. The notice invites members to attend the session.

Hayles’ Hall

County hospital board to meet in regular session

The Freeman reports the county hospital board will convene this evening at 7 o'clock for its regular monthly meeting.

Freeman ‘County Hospital Board

Prima donna Eunice Campbell rushes to Vincennes hospital

Eunice Campbell aged 20 prima donna of the Baby Alma show was rushed to Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes after an acute appendicitis. Dr Tom Kirkwood performed an immediate operation and she is reported to be improving. Mrs Cisco Alexander sister of the show manager accompanied her as the troupe left for Lawrenceville.

Eunice Campbell Alma Lawrenceville Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Tom Kirkwood Cisco Alexander Miss Campbell Sherer Indiana Robert Talcott Miss. Campbell

Social calendar listings for many local clubs and meetings

Tri Kappa banquet at the American Legion home at 6 30 p m followed by initiation at the Country club Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at 7 30 p m There will be degree work The degree staff is asked to wear white Elks Ladies bridge at the club at 2 50 p m U B Missionary society with Mrs Thomas Wakefield on K street at 2 p m Sunshine circle with Mrs Walker Seventh and Fast Vincennes streets at 1 30 p m Hiawatha club all day meeting at the Red Men hall Mrs Dice Shouse hostess Orange Judge at the Red Men hall at 7 30 p m Work in the second degree All are asked to be present Methodist ladies aid society in the social room of the church at 2 p m Refreshments will be served Truth Seekers class of the U B church with Mrs W I Brown at 2 p m Bmanon eigh with Mrs John Murdock at West Linton at 1 30 p m W A W club with Miss dith Scott GO Second street southwest at 7 30 p m Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church a regulary monthly meeting in the church basement at 7 30 p m a good attendance requested Mt Mellick club with Mrs John Wolford at 2 p m Indianola club with Mrs William Campbell at 2 p m Two birthdays will be remembered at this meeting Wanetta club with Mrs Don Kaller at 2 p m The Kings Heralds of the M M church will entertain the Womens Foreign Missionary society at the home of Katherine Ingleman 710 N Main street at 2 p m in honor of the 60th anniversary of the society s organization Elite society with Mrs Agnes Carry at 7 30 p m

Tri Kappa American Legion Royal Neighbors Elks U. B. Missionary Society Thomas Wakefield Sunshine Circle Walker Vincennes Hiawatha Club Dice Shouse Red Men Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Truth Seekers U. B W. I. Brown Bmanon Eigh John Murdock West Linton Dith Scott Second Street Alpha Bible Methodist Church Mt. Mellick John Wolford Indianola Club William Campbell Wanetta Club Don Kaller Kings Heralds Womens’ Foreign Missionary Society Katherine Ingleman N. Main Street Agnes Carry

Postponed Weiner Roast for Gleaners Class

The weiner roast planned for the Baptist Sunday School Gleaners class this week is postponed to a later date.

Weiner Gleaners

Lyons Special To Daily Tribune Social Notes

Wm Boyd of Grant township visited Lyons on business. Mr and Mrs Win Hauser and daughter Evelyn of Bicknell stayed in town. Mrs Owen Terrell and children from Vincennes visited brother Lloyd Stalcup. Miriam Sappenfield leaves for a summer term at Colorado University. Charles Corbin and Teddy visit Chicago grandmother. Mrs Hans Thiesten of Sandborn called on Mrs Claud Wells. Bryce Bogard of Indianapolis visiting his parents. Mrs Emmons Antibus of Indianapolis visiting her parents. Greene county Christian Layman conference attracted several out-of-town attendees.

Lyons Wm. Boyd Grant Township Win Hauser Evelyn Bicknell Owen Terrell Vincennes Llyod Stalcup Miriam Sappenfield Atolorado University Charles Corbin Teddy Chicago Hans Thiesten Sandborn Claud Wells Bryce Bogard Indianapolis Willis Bogard Emmons Antibus Sol Holder Greene County, Christian Layman

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Sporting Goods All Road Electric Company Vincennes Street New Tire Sales and Service Federal Tire Service N. E North Main Street Greene County Loan Co State Banking American Legion Home Func Tion John Taylor Lynn Gloria Henry A. Bishop Gloria Gould New York Bishop Edith L. Weed Norwalk Scherer Company Robi Porter Campbell the Dry Goods Fashion McDougall Maxwell & Persons Phione Central Bus N. Ge M. L. Sponsler Myers Wnerd
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