Jolly Workers Meet at Newberry
The Newberry 4-H club Jolly Workers met Monday afternoon at the home of Rose Malone.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
The Newberry 4-H club Jolly Workers met Monday afternoon at the home of Rose Malone.
Lois Smith led the pledge to the American flag and roll was called by secretary Sally Hughes. Record books were checked as junior leaders assisted first division clothing girls.
The meeting ended with the pledge to the 4-H flag led by Marjorie Plano. Fifteen members were served refreshments at the close. The next gathering is scheduled at Barbara Mowery's home on June 20.
Mr and Mrs Ora Padgett and sons Larry and Bobby of LaPorte returned home after visiting Mrs Floyd Tincher and Mr Tincher Pfc James L Padgett completed basic training at Camp Pineton Va and spent days with his mother He is now at Fitzsiman General Hospital in Denver Colo as an X Ray technician Miss Norma Rose of LaPorte spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Floyd Tincher.
Society items are due at the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in the day’s issue Mrs Helen Grubbs is noted as a contact for personal news club lodge party and church items
Called meeting Linton lodge 500 F and A M work in B A degree with refreshments. Choir practice at Christian church 7 30 p m. Lyons Masonic Lodge 634 meets 8 p m at hall. Methodist church choir practice 7 p m. American Legion home 8 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary hall 7 30 p m. W S C S Glenbur Methodist church community house all day. Booster 4 H club Ag room high school 6 30 p m.
A U.S. transportation metric notes that the typical heavy vehicle logs about 11 000 miles per year. This statistic highlights overall usage patterns for medium and long haul fleets and reflects broader mobility trends.
Fr iday events include Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meeting at 7 30 pm in the hall and Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church hosting a covered dish supper at 6 pm in the church basement. Bring own table service drinks provided.
Mr and Mrs Duane Lacey were honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Lacey Friday evening. The guests included numerous relatives and friends from Sandborn Linton Pleasantville Lyons and Bloomfield. Regrets were received from several expected attendees.
Members of the Qui Va La club gathered at Mrs Nina Allinger’s home for the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Hostess Mrs Imogene Uland assisted. After a brief business session a lesson on Safety in the Home was given. Social hour prizes went to Mesdames Patty Moehlmann Mary Anna McBride Myra McLauchlan Joan McNew and Nina Allinger. Refreshments closed the evening.
Six Greene county graduates will receive Indiana State Teachers College degrees during the 81st commencement on June 15 on the Student Union lawn. The program includes alumni reunions for multiple classes and remarks by Dr. Ralph N. Tirey and Dr. Piety Morgan.
The county recorder at Bloomfield filed transfers including John F. Evans and wife to Roy Pershing and wife for 2.50 acres in Jefferson township Lulu Petty to William Rice and others Jobe block and OQKiegman s Addition to Linton.
A Panama church claims the oldest in the Americas, dating to 1537. The site marks early colonial religious architecture in Central America and draws tourists and historians alike.
Bayonet armed Allied riflemen with tanks and fighter bombers pierced two wedges into the Iron Triangle redoubt on the central front near Pyongyang Chorwon and Kumhwa. Allied tank infantry and air support hammered dug in positions while Red casualties mounted as ground forces secured newly won ground.
In Rome police surrounded the Communist dominated Chamber of Labor as pro Ridgway protests formed. Riot squads and plainclothes officers blocked access to a planned Communist mass meeting to oppose Gen. Matthew Ridgway's European command.
The Greene circuit court at Bloomfield overruled a motion for a new trial in the first degree murder case against Ralph Groves 64 of Brazil. Groves is serving a life sentence for second degree murder in the death of Sgt. George Brown of Greencastle last Thanksgiving Eve.
Herman Henderson of Linton pleaded guilty to child neglect and was sentenced to one to three years with suspension on condition he pays ten dollars weekly for child support. Samuel Franklin faced larceny charges for theft from Guthery filling station at Newberry and entered a not guilty plea.
A Greene circuit court jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Harold F. Baker doing business as Baker Realty versus William and Clara Caton. The case, moved from Clay county, sought 1250 dollars in commissions on real estate deals. Deliberations began Wednesday afternoon and the jury was dismissed at midnight.
About 100 Civil Defense volunteers joined city and state authorities in Sullivan Indiana to search for 83 year old Gettinger who disappeared Monday. He was last seen on a bridge over Busseron Creek near the city limits. witnesses say he suffers memory lapses when tired.
The clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield issued a marriage license to John R. Curtiss and Patricia Lee Tumey, both residents of Linton.
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