This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
5
Society items must reach the Linton Daily office by 11 a m to appear in the day’s issue. Space news club lodge party and church notices are listed for readers.
Miss Martha Talbott and Mrs Ira Levin attended a bridge session at her home in the ine apartments yesterday. Horace Humphreys and Kenneth Bennett won high score prizes. Hostess served tea and refreshments to the guests and members. Regrets were noted from several members.
The fourth annual Chapman reunion was celebrated Sunday at Linton City Park with a bountiful dinner and talks by Sadie Beeler John R man and Mrs Susie Mills. County Assessor Joe M Kan spoke and officers were elected including President Chapman and secretary treasurer Mrs Robertson. Susie Mills stayed for a longer visit with relatives in Evansville.
Lucille Irish and Mr and Mrs Glen Wills of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with Miss Irish’s parents Mr and Hoyle E Irish and family in Linton.
The Ellis Home Economics Club met at Ellis School with the Atlas Community Club as guests for an all day gathering. A noon dinner followed by bingo contests and a varied program included songs piano solos readings and a play. Several guests attended and the group planned to meet again in two weeks with Lizzie Haney as hostess.
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday night at the Terhune home for Mack Terhune celebrating his twentieth birthday. Guests included Orval and Everett Page, Garland Moody, Loren Beasley, Willis Bobbit, and others. Pearl Huff and Everett Page won prizes. Ice cream, strawberries and cake were served to the honored guest and attendees.
Miss Marjorie Ingram from Terre Haute Commercial College visited home for the weekend. Dora Mae Ingram returns to Terre Haute with her escort to spend the week there. Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson and son Eugene Cooper of Elizabeth town spent the weekend with relatives and were joined by their daughter Mary Ellen Cooper who had spent two weeks with her grandparents.
A nostalgic travel through seafood prep and economy linking dry summers to ocean abundance. It highlights breaded fish loins from pike and perch, praising ease of cooking with simple spices and preheated baking for a quick, tasty result.
Wednesday Night Bridge meets with Miss Ruth Rogers at 7:30 PM. Wednesday Night 500 Club meets with Mrs Albert Foster at 7:30 PM. Royal Neighbors meet at the hall at 7:39 PM. Unit Lodge 657 G A A O meets at 7:30 PM. Eagles Lodge meets at the hall at 7 PM. Regular meeting of the lodge at the home on North Main Street at 8 PM.
Local groups schedule meetings for Thursday including Hiawatha clubs, Faith Temple No 42 Pythia Sisters, Post American Legion, Medical Association at the hospital, Penni Home Economics at the library, Dinner Bridge at Mrs. Lou Fleetwood’s home, and Ladies Aid at the church. 4-H and Girls club activities listed. Republican Women postponed. Bible class rescheduled to June 20. H-12-C club picnic at City Park at 6 with rain plan at park shelter house.
Friday evening 7 p.m. choir practice for M E church. Quapaw Tribe 143 Imp. rieriof Radi Maniat holds a meeting at 4 p.m. Glenburn Mothers club gathers at home of Mrs Henry Holley all day with attendees asked to meet at the church at 10 a.m.
Freeman Greene County Hospital Auxiliary holds a 2 PM meeting at the hospital. The Bloomfield unit will present a program.
A dated pudding recipe mixing pasteurized dates bread crumbs and nuts with flour sugar and eggs. The batter is baked in a water bath for about an hour and served with whipped cream yields ten servings.
Mrs Henry Freund, previously in St Anthony's hospital Terre Haute for three weeks, has been returned to her home and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily from a major operation.
Residents and guests from Detroit Sullivan Dana Jasonville Middletown Flint Chandley and Cynthiana gather for weekend visits and extended stays. Couples and individuals travel to visit in laws parents and siblings across Indiana and Michigan.
Ann Harding debuts in a tefuse dramatic role at the Grand Theatre tonight in Edmund Goulding's The Flane. Co starred by Herbert Marshall, the production marks her return to the stage after a long absence.
The Sherritz Theatre brings a lively comedy drama with romance to town tonight and Thursday. Stars include Lyle Talbot Gertrude Michael Heather Angel Hugh O Connell Robert Gletker among others.
John Hester of Sandborn suffered a severe hand injury Monday at the Sandborn farm while putting up hay. He caught his right hand in a pulley after grabbing the wrong rope. the thumb end was torn off, the index finger had a small portion torn away, and the other three fingers were badly torn. He received medical care at a local Sandborn office and will be unable to work for some time.
A Japanese tea party is planned by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church for Friday June 28 at the country home of Mr and Mrs J D Wilcoxen west of the city.
In Pasadena Michael Bartlett, famed opera and radio singer, meets Florence Rice, screen actress and Grantland Rice’s daughter, at a kiss greeting on his way to Hollywood for a longterm project. Bartlett quips about love for Florence in a light, playful exchange.
A 1926 bridge article explains methods to require partner to reveal high cards. Examples show North showing a king in clubs or hearts, and South declaring grand slam prospects, illustrating safe bidding limits and information gathering.
South signals with an opening 8 Spades to request information while bidding progresses. North shows Aces with 4 Clubs 4 Diamonds 4 Hearts, revealing Aces and influencing the declarer. South then bids 4 No Trumps as a signaling choice, indicating further strategy.
In a bridge hand West opens 1 Heart and, after East signals 3 Hearts, West preempts to 4 Clubs and 6 Clubs. East rebides to 6 Hearts. West believes a small slam is impossible. The J of diamonds leads. Dummy’s Ace wins. West accesses dummy with Ace of Spades and returns via KX of Clubs. West discards the last diamond and the hand ends with one trump trick to the opponents.
Local families spent Sundays with relatives and friends across Bucktown Sullivan and Vincennes. A Baptist children’s day program drew a large crowd at Pleasantville with many visits and homecomings noted throughout the area.
A local stars gala premiere featured Nancy Carroll and George Murphy as the top billed performers with a parade of noted names including Katharine Hepburn Bing Crosby Carole Lombard and Joan Crawford among many others. Evelyn Whittington Sexton Sisters and Rufina Sexton performed music and dance with Vernon Hill as host and Roger Gibbons assisting.
The Jerico horseshoe team defeated Linton 734 ringers 1397 points to 689 ringers 1190 points in a practice match. Linton plans a strengthened lineup for league play and urges members to report at the park courts for the final get-together before the season.
Grevte County Methodist attendance peaked at Epworth League event with nine churches present. Newberry league announced plan to stage Where's Grandma on June 1 at Newberry M E Church with a full program of hymns devotions and special music. Attendance banner awarded to Jasonville league. groups from Bloomfield Jaonville Lyons Switz City Linton Glenburn Worthington Newberry and Scotland attended.
T H Dink Holden deputy from the local Eagles lodge leaves for Michigan City to attend the state convention as a delegate.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.