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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
3
The schedule lists Methodist, Baptist, and Christian choir practices at various churches and halls at 7 pm or 7:30 pm. A Citizenship class meets at Glenburn community house, American Legion Post gathers at 8 pm, Women's Relief Corps at the old post office hall, and Townsend club and Home Economics club hold 7:30 pm events and a 6 pm picnic at Humphreys Park.
Local groups schedule gatherings this Friday at various venues. Linton Shuffleboard at Humphreys Park 7 p m. Sons of American Legion 6 30 p m at Legion home. Jay Mother's Club all day meeting at community house. Quapaw Tribe 148 Red Men 7 p m. Mastern Star officers practice 7 p m. Women's Council meets 2 p m with Mrs Bruner. Mt Mellick Club 2 p m with Mrs Poe. J T M club picnic Humphreys Park 6 p m. Alpha Bible Class meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Coleman.
J Raymond Powell is selected to serve as special judge in the State of Indiana v Leonard Strickland on a forgery charge in the Daviess circuit court at Washington. He will travel to Washington early next week to qualify.
Mrs Arthur Ashbaugh returns to her Jasonville home after a month with her aunt Mrs James Hiatt on Fairview road. Mrs Carl Ashbaugh returns to her Linton home after visiting her mother in Portersville Cal.
Pleasantville Indiana June meeting of the Willing Workers Sunday school class was hosted by Mrs Coy Williams at her home. 4 H club members sponsored by Mrs Williams performed readings piano solos cornet trombone and songs. Prizes were awarded to Hazel Newkirk and Lola Fry. Refreshments and a social hour followed with a list of attendees.
Elizabeth Owen sues the estate of Samuel Draper in Sullivan circuit court seeking compensation for care she provided at his home. Owen, a half sister, faces a prior mistrial in Sullivan county court. Special judge J Raymond Powell sits as trial proceeds with a large defense and plaintiff team.
Mr and Mrs Guy Helms of Linton announce the marriage of their daughter June Rogers to James Armpriest of Linton The ceremony took place April 5 at the Saron Evangelical and Reformed church in Linton with Rev C A Hofmann officiating Both bride and groom are known locally and are graduates of Linton Stockton high school
A surprise dinner was held at Mrs. Elmer Dove’s home in Burris Chapel to mark her forty fourth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dove of Lyons and several local residents and family members.
Edgar Collins deputy United States marshal for southern Indiana is reported to be recovering from a serious illness at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan. He is a brother of Raymond A. Collins of Linton.
The Shoosier Hustlers 4-H club in Switz City gathered at Harvey Wadsworth's residence. After roll call and secretary's report, Harry Clayton spoke on the history of 4-H. Lloyd Cain led group singing. 21 of 23 members attended despite bad weather, with refreshments and games following.
The Army applies early World War II era psychology to keep trainees from homesickness by mirroring civilian life. Dr Elliott Park Frost, the first morale officer, urged camps to resemble home with similar jobs and civilian activities. At Camp Greenleaf in 1917 18 Frost worked with Douglas H Fryer to implement the approach.
An old advertising feature promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a home remedy for neuritis rheumatic or arthritis pain. It advises mixing a two week supply with water and lemon juice, taking two tablespoons twice daily, and claims rapid relief with a money back guarantee if no improvement. Hamilton drug stores carry the product.
Miss Wilma Pickard of Lyons earns a scholarship to Iowa University as announced in local notices. The award highlights academic achievement and supports future study opportunities at the university.
Miss Pickard, a recent graduate of January 1941, has had many articles in The Folio and teaches at Standard Business College in Hammond. She is the daughter of Mrs Delphia Pickard of Lyons. The annual University sponsored conference at Bloomington offers scholarships to promising young writers.
Digestive discomfort signals acid indigestion after heavy meals. Sour stomach and heartburn often follow unwise eating and drinking. ADLA Tab provides quick relief available from your druggist. Hamilton Drug Co.
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