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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
1
Social calendar notes I O O F No 222 meets at 8 p m and Home Guards gather at 2 30 p m at the home of Eugene Ladson 360 Second Street Northwest.
The Chickateth council of Pocahontas meets at 7 p.m. Metropolitan lodge No. 193 Knights of Pythias meets at 30 p.m. Boy Scouts hold a regular session at 7 p.m. on Monday.
The Needlecraft club plans a picnic for members and families at 5 p.m. at Linton City Park. Attendees should bring their own table service. Quapaw council No. 80 of Poca hontas meets at 7 p.m. and members are asked to bring a bingo prize for the lodge bingo party.
Wednesday reminders list Eagle lodge at 7 p.m. at the hall Elks lodge at 8 p.m. at the home Unity Lodge No. 637 at 7 30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p.m. at the M Church Christian Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting Glenburn Aid Society meets in regular session Chapter 209 Women of Moose at 7 p.m.
Girls 4-H club hosts a tea at 2 PM at the Elks home. Py Women’s Relief Corps meets at Red Men hall at 7 PM. American Legion Post and Auxiliary meet at 7:30 PM at their home. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 and Baptist choir also meet at 7:30 PM, with the First Christian church choir at 7:15 PM. Stated meeting of Linton Lodge F and A M at 7:30 PM. Quapaw Tribe 1438 of Red Men meets at 1 PM.
Jong notes tell of a surprise party in Lyons honoring Jerry Thieson’s fifteenth birthday. Hans Thieson hosted at the Thieson home with games, gifts, and refreshments including ice cream cake and drinks.
Notice requests society items must be submitted to the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 am to appear in the day’s issue. Includes personal news, clubs, lodges, parties and church notices.
Waneta club members met Friday at Mrs. Vernon Robinson's home for a business session that approved an all day gathering at Mrs. Stewart Burgess's First Street Southwest home with a covered dish luncheon. Hostess prize went to Mrs. Don Keller. Attending were Mesdames Andy Stewart Raymond Hizgerson Elsie Hill Fannie Cody Lillie Nance and Grace Lews. Olive Branch beat Glenburn Mission to remain undefeated in Twilight league with Nelson Beasley supplying key hits and Brown on the mound. R Bryant pitched for Glenburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harris hosted a lawn party for their daughter Margaret June Harris fifteenth birthday last evening. Japanese lanterns decorated the Harris home as guests played games with prizes won by Audrey Armpriester and Betty Jane Brewer. Refreshments included ice cream cake waters candy and fruitade for Misses Jean Humphreys Mary Ethel Monser Marybelle Smith Norma Jean Smith Audrey Armpriester Evalee Owens Anna Lee Owens Mary Nell Tate Marion Walker Harriet Ann Wall Mae Sims Virginia Harbin Evelyn Harris Mary Jane Thomas and Bob Humphreys plus guests Mrs Otto Keller of Clay City Mrs Noble Thomas and Mrs Arthur Pinkston. Margaret June received many gifts.
Mrs Fred Nolting hosted the L A L club with thirteen members, readings opened by Mrs Bertha Breck and Miss Marie Breck, new members invited, a City Park picnic planned for June 18, prizes to Mrs Ed Page and Miss Marie Breck, refreshments served to five guests, next meeting at Mrs Homer Bechtel with a potluck luncheon.
In Jasonville Indiana on June 13 Beta Delphian Study club members met at Mrs J Williams home to close the club year. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Cole outlined next year’s program which the club accepted. Present were Mesdames Shouse Stout Busenburg Sharp Everly Williams Trusty Cole and Misses Cummick Keers. Also noted were Miss Florence Oeffler’s graduation from Hart High School and Maurice Fougerousse joining Kappa Delta Pi. Ward and others performed radio sets in Springfield Missouri before year end. The Avenue Circle held its monthly meeting at the Masonic hall with a covered dish lunch. Visitors joined and Audria Spainhour hosted the Standard Bearer society of the M E Church for the June meeting with songs rituals a playlet and a lesson from Women Under the Southern Cross. Marjorie Verner was named July leader. cookies and iced tea followed.
The group included Ruby Rusher Vaughinda Hatfield Fern Rusher Geneva Hatfield James Rusher Vernon Rusher Mr and Mrs John Rusher Bernadene Sims of Linton Betty Hatfield Charlotta Hatfield Lorraine Wells James Gastineau Clinton Gastineau Max Goodwin Charles Vaughn Lowell Sparks Glen Sparks Dora Dean Hayes Faerie Vaughn Billy Skemp Ada Keller Lugille Keller Dwight Johnson the honored guest Jerry Thieson and the host Hans Thieson and son Donald.
The regular bridge club meetings feature hostess Mrs. Crowe and Mrs. Joe Russell among attendees. Prizes were won by Mrs. Puckett, Mrs. Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Russell, and Mrs. Walter Bonham. Other participants included Orville Puckett, Richard Huff, Reece Crow, John Fry, and Miss Edith Keers, with Mrs. Crowe hosting the event. Frances Virginia Fuller graduates Magna Cum Laude from St. Mary's Notre Dame Saturday June 6, daughter of Mrs. Jess Fuller formerly of Jasonville and sister of Walter H. Wakefield.
Yesterday in the American League results show Detroit defeating New York 26 to 9, Washington 6, Chicago 0, and St Louis at Boston postponed by rain. Other games listed include Pittsburgh and an 11 innings Chicago 17 vs Boston and Louis 3 vs Philadelphia 2, with eleven innings noted.
Today’s baseball schedule shows American League games Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St. Louis at Boston Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati. SULLIVANS announce the birth of a ten pound baby boy named James Calvin born Thursday morning June 11 to Max and Mrs Jesse Sullivan of this city. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.
Across and down clues mix with garbled text. readable items include several numbered word prompts and partial phrases. The puzzle fragment shows hints like 1 Helinquish 7 Upon the top of, 19 Bronze, 5 Bend copper, and 40 Dart taken by. many entries appear corrupted or jumbled, with scattered solutions and stray letters.
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