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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
2
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Paris fashion notes describe Jacques Heim summer frillie swimsuits as casual hybrids for beaches and cafes. Styles include a skin tight white sarah silk combo with ruffles, a bloomers blouse look, and the Atlantique narco model with brief tights. White materials and lace edgings dominate dressy playsuits.
Miss Mildred Kohr daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kohr 690 A street northeast married Joe J Kelley son of Mrs Beatrice Kelley 149 B street southeast in a single ring ceremony at the local Methodist parsonage. The bride wore a grey sheer dress with matching accessories. Attending were Miss Laverne Kohr and William Stewart Jr. The couple plans home at 388 B street northeast.
A columnist recalls readers praising her work despite being called old fashioned. She recounts encounters including a fall on banana peel, a threaten of violence by a drunken woman, and a compassionate reader who commends her as she travels to the courthouse. She reflects on love, honesty, and the daily tasks of writing for the Citizen.
The fragment hints at a tipsy era fashion note about a playsuit lacking place time or material details. It references a line about a dress and a beach bar context, suggesting casual wear advice and a light, humorous tone.
Misses Wilma Young Marion Clayton Betty Jo Borders Harriett Earle and Rosemary Beasley departed for Lafayette to attend a three day session of the State 4-H Club Roundup at Purdue University. They were chosen for their outstanding Greene County 4-H club records and achievements.
Ira Crecelius of San Leandro California visits his brother E L Crecelius in Linton after 20 years apart. A former U S regular army serviceman of 30 years he plans to visit Trant Crecelius in Bicknell and to call on other relatives in Greene county.
A revival meeting led by Rev. William R. Barkley of West Virginia will start June 28 at the Olive Branch church with public invitation. Barkley previously pastored Olive Branch for years, then moved from Linton to Petersburg, Virginia about four years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pope and daughter Ruth Ann of Indianapolis and Max Sherwood and son Jimmie of Buffalo N Y were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walraven last weekend.
Various civic and fraternal groups in Greene County schedule meetings this week. The schedule includes Moose Hall 6:30 p.m. gatherings by the Greene County Industrial Unions, K P Metropolitan Lodge No. 193 at 7:30, Chickateth Council of Pecche tas at 7, Spanish American War Veterans at 7:30, Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at 7:30, Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at 7, Linton Shuffle Board Club at 6:30, Royal Arch Masons at 7:30, Labor's Non-Partisan League at 7, Needlecraft Club picnic at City Park 6, and Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at 2:15 with Mrs Goldberg.
Glenburn Aid society holds regular meeting. Christian Ladies Aid to meet all day at the church. Rotary luncheon at 12 15 at M F E church. Unity Lodge No 637 O F regular meeting 7 30 p m at Elks Lodge. Eagles Lodge meet 7 p m at the hall. Salvation Army Home League at headquarters 1 p m. Tri Kappa sorority to meet at American Legion home 5 30 p m with pledge service dinner and initiation.
Baptist Ladies Aid holds all day church meeting IM E choir rehearses at 7 p m at the church. Baptist choir and Christian choir practice at 7 p m. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M meets at 7 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary at 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose 1434 at 7 30 p m. American Legion Post at 8 p m. Women’s Relief Corps at Red Men’s hall 7 p m. Girl’s 4 H club meets at 2 p m high school. Les Circle De Ames regular meeting at 1 p m. Elks Ladies at home 2 15 p m. U B choir practice at 7 p m.
Sons of American Legion gather at the Legion home at 6 30. Quapaw Tribe 143 I O R M meets at 7 p m at the hall and at 6 30 p m in City park. Alpha Bible Class of the M E church meets with Mrs Guy Ramsey at 7 30 p m.
Mr and Mrs John Ferguson of Terre Haute spent Sunday in Lin ton as guests of relatives and friends enjoying a brief visit with the community.
SPERSONALS lists numerous visitors and guests in Linton and surrounding towns. John Suttle, ex secretary treasurer of District 11 UMW now with CIO ties, in Linton Saturday night. visits Richmond Virginia. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Wallace Deputy with Mrs Charlotte Ogle family. Beaty Terhune and children with Mrs Alice Terhune Dugger. Delmar Cruse and Florence Cruse Flint Michigan with Mattie Jackson. Various trios and families appear at gatherings, steak fry at Shakamak State Park, and a Terre Haute horse show featuring pure bred Arabian horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Keller hosted a birthday dinner and party Sunday in Linton for Mrs. Elizbeth Hunter, mother of Mrs. Keller. A fried chicken lunch followed by ice cream and cake accompanied an afternoon of singing and entertainment with numerous relatives and neighbors present.
Miss Violet Perigo celebrated her seventh birthday at a Friday afternoon party hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perigo. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments then presented the honoree with many gifts.
Linton Tri Kappa sorority members will gather at the American Legion home on B street northeast for a pledge service and initiation followed by a dinner. The meeting begins at 5 30 in the evening and all members are urged to attend.
Citizens share views on a proposed Windsor visit next March with varied opinions. Clerks and business figures discuss treatment, labor study potential impact, and a society event frame. The discussion ends with a prompt for tomorrow about Father’s Day celebrations.
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