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National Representative Scheerer & CO
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Daily Citizen
Society Notes Do Not Miss Local Club News
Society and clubs items scheduled for the Anton Daily Citizen Office by 11 am to appear in that day’s venue. Personal news and lodge party updates welcome, with Mrs Belen Grubbs among those noted.
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Anton Daily Citizen
Belen Grubbs
Social Calendar Events Across Local Organizations
Qui Va La club meets with Mrs. Virginia Quebbeman at 7 00 p m Kiwanis club at Roosevelt Hotel dining room 6 30 Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at Red Men s hall 7 30 Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at home 7 30 Alpha Delphian club at the library 7 30 Stated Convocation Linton Chapter Royal Arch Masons at hall 7 30 Local Union Painters and Paper Hangers at K of P hall 7 00 Senior Home Economics club at Humphreys park 6 30 supper Tuesday bridge club with Mrs Lee Hixson at 1 15 J O Y class First Baptist Church with Rev Royden Rae at 7 39 Greene County Nurses Association at country club 6 30 for dinner film to follow
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Humphreys Park
Lee Hixson
First Baptist Church
Royden Rae
Greene County Nurses Association
Community meeting and club notices for Wednesday evening
Eagles Lodge hosts a 7 30 p m gathering while Unity Lodge 637 IOOF meets at 7 30 p m Rotary Club lunch at Ziegler Drive In at 12 15 p m Service class at Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church with Mrs John Berns at 2 p m Household hints roll call and reminder of offering extra collection
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Eagles Lodge
Unity Lodge
Rotary Club
Zieglers Drive
Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Berns
Tri Kappa Initiation at Public Library Tonight
The Tri Kappa chapter holds initiation at the public library at 7 00 p m tonight with a reception following at the home of Mrs Janet Collison.
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Tri Kappa Initiation
Janet Collison
Community club and society meetings schedule
Thursday events list include Hiawatha club at Red Men’s hall all day, American Legion at 7 30 pm, Eagles Ladies Auxiliary at 7 pm, Glenburn Methodist church at community house all day, H 12 club picnic at Shakamak State Park at 6 pm, Past President Parley with Mrs Harry Wade covered dish luncheon at noon, W S W S Evangelical United Brethren church with Mrs Raymond Boston at 2 pm.
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Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
American Legion
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Raymond Boston
Sunset Wranglers meet at Conservation club at 7 30
Stated meetings listed include Columbian Chapter No 140 O E S at 7 30 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men at 7 30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 at 8 p.m.
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Sunset Wranglers
Conservation Club
Women of the Moose
Personal notes on visits from Indianapolis to Ohio and Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Leslie Tanne hill spent last weekend in Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Dale Kent and son and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stoughton. Mrs Stephen Bodner of Cleveland Ohio is here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Hoyle Irish.
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Leslie Tannehill
Indianapolis
Dale Kent
Kenneth Stoughton
Stephen Bodner
Cleveland, C
Hoyle Irish
Civic Garden Club Meeting Highlights June Plans
Civic Garden Club members met at Mrs. Lloyd Hiatt home on Fairview Road with co hosts Mrs. Dorrough Bolton and Taylor. Roscoe Graham led the flag salute. 23 members and 2 guests attended. Mrs. John Geryak joined the club. June 27 meeting at American Legion Home planned with a rose film. Junior clubs eyed for Linton and Worthington. Rose lesson by Mrs. Martin. Roscoe Graham named winner in flower arranging. Refreshments featured rose decorated cupcakes iced tea and mints. Next meeting set for July 16 at 6 45 PM in Plainfield.
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Lloyd Hiatt
Civic Garden Club
Fairview Road
Fred Dorrough
Ford Bolton
Henry Taylor
Roscoe Graham
Cliff Taylor
Lloyd Richardson
John Geryak
American Legion
Linton
Worthigton
C. W. Martin
Plainfield
M N C Members Conduct Summer Meeting
Fourteen members of the M N C club met at Mrs Mildred Walton’s home. They set summer meetings to start at 7 30 and awarded prizes during social hour to Mesdames Hulda William Margaret Tryon Iris Love Jennie Cunningham Mary Jane Wellington and Mildred Walton. Refreshments followed for those listed and other hostesses. The next gathering will be at Mrs Eva Flynn’s home on June 20 with Mrs Edith Core as co hostess and members asked to bring sandwiches.
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M. N. C. Club
Mildred Walton
Hulda Willian
Margaret Tryon
Iris Love
Jennie Cunnigham
Mary Jane Wellington
Hilda Cullison
Dessie Dorrough
Eva Flynn
Laura Fritz
Norma Powell
Exie Thomas
Pat Powell
Florence Buckner
Edith Core
Ruling on municipal utilities operation by city
Attorney General McManamon ruled that a city operated utility is a private enterprise, and any debt created by the city in operating utilities is the debt of the utility itself, not the city, in response to a request from the state public employee retirement fund.
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J. Emmett McManamon
McManames
Terre Haute worker dies from electrocution injuries
David E. Springer aged 66 of Terre Haute died in Union hospital from burns sustained last Thursday when he grabbed a live high voltage line while at work. He had been a construction worker in Terre Haute for many years and his death was reported today.
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Terre Haute
Ind
David E. Springer
Union Hospital
Five Chinese found in Iron Triangle as UN troops enter Chorwon
Allied patrols advancing into Chorwon report five Chinese soldiers located in the iron triangle area after weeks of Communist siege. A Chinese prisoner was captured with others found unarmed. one fighter died soon after from starvation. Civilians show mixed emotions as relief arrives amid ruins and ongoing bombardment.
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Chorwon
Korea
Laverne Klockentager
Ames
Yalu River
Solier
Sives
Seoul
Mansei
Arrigato
Jasonville Man Receives Butler Commencement Decree
Jasonville resident William Richard Gardner graduated from Butler University at the 96th annual commencement in Butler Bowl. Indiana University president Dr. Herman B. Wells delivered the address. Honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees went to Frederick L. Rowe of the Phelps Stokes fund and Bloomington pastor Howard Anderson. Gardner is a College of Education alumnus.
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Indianapolis
William Richard Gardner
Jasonville
Butler University
Butler Bowl
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Frederick L. Rowe
Phelps Stokes Fund
New York City
Howard Anderson
First Christian Church
Bloomington
Gardner
College of Education
Court Considers Embezzlement Case at Vermillion
In Newport Indiana farmers testify Van Zant allegedly embezzled over 100000 in grain from elevators in western Indiana and eastern Illinois. Prosecutor Gallagher says evidence is concrete and a 19 member jury will hear summary arguments Friday.
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Newport
Ind
Edgar van Zant
van Sant
Indiana
Illinois
James F. Gallagher
Vermillion
Danville, I
Attorneys Sue Two Union Men
Shuler Robert and Stephen McCormick, of a local law firm, sue the United Mine Workers and District 50 representatives Marshall Sebring and Frank Barnhart for 225 dollars claiming legal fees for defending three charges arising from a January 27 altercation near Liberty meat market. The firm withdrew, Sebring is now represented by Paul Boyle. verdicts included a prior assault and battery conviction of Sebring.
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Vincennes
Ind
Shuler
Robert
Stephen McCormick
United Mine Workers
Marshall Sebring
Frank Barnhart
Sebring
Barnhart
District 50
UMW
Liberty
McCormick
Paul Boyle
Sullivan
Bicknell Union
Frank Ball
Bobs
G F Home Study Club Meets at Switz City
The G and F Study club of Switz City met at Harley Scott's home with Louise Roudebush presiding. Mrs. Dorothy Yake led part 2 of Buying Equipment, the group voted $1.50 for the Girls 4-H State Fair School, and a plant auction was held during social hour led by Mrs. Mable Bartley.
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G and F
Switz City
Harley Scott
Louise Roudebush
Myrtle Wakefield
Father
Dorothy Yake
Mable Bartley
Judy Dowden
Fox Company Kills 75 Reds in Chicken Controversy
In Korea fox company soldiers seize a feast after defeating 75 Chinese in a pre dawn banzai attack. They claim the chicken and alcohol, left for George company, as they descend the hill and a rival commander protests.
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Fox Company
Korea
George Company
Nadal
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Vance Sappenfield
Helen Grubbs
Ira Lunn
Boyt Clark
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Advertising Scking Bureau
Headquarters For Steel
Hixson Furniture Store
Hastings Maytag Appliances
Holden
Holden’s
Benda Pr
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NEW 1 Union Lumber CO
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Massey -Harris
New Idea
Lyons Equipment Co
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Nebel Hose
Buick
Buick & International
U. S. Royal Tires
W. Vincennes
Sun
Valu Apparel Shop
Roy A. Borders
Dodge
Plymouth
Paul Gambill
Clubs
Priday
Cushing
New Home Furnishing Co
North Main
Huffer Beauty Shoppe
Hamilton Drug Store
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main ST
Home Loan & Finance CO
Tee
Wallard
Lee Wallard
Altamont
N. Y
Reading
Reading Fairgrounds
Margaret Walters
International Soundphoto
Iron Triangle
Cliff Strong Motors
G-F
Edward C. Abbott
Rices Cabinet Shop
Francis Haseman & Son Insurance Office
Citizens’ National Bank
Rhodenbeck Bros
Main Street
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Maddison Market
Max Pirtle
Lyons Oliver CO
Lyons, Indiana
Plymouths
Wyatt
Penney’s
Indiana Cafe
Rogers
Coopers Cleaners
Eureka Chevrolet
South Main
Correll Electric CO
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