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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

3

How to Respect and Dis play Our Flag Pledge Allegiance

Central Press outlines Marine Corps booklet rules for displaying the U S flag. Guidelines cover orientation during street display, crossed flags, center placement in groups, half mast procedures on Memorial Day, multiple flags on same halyard, indoor and outdoor displays, processions, casket coverings, and protection from soiling or ground contact.

United States Marine Corps United States of America Union

Graduate Honored At Reception For Miss Mary Ann Quillen

Mr and Mrs W J Coyner hosted a reception honoring their niece Miss Mary Ann Quillen who recently graduated from St Agnes Academy Indianapolis The event featured social time and refreshments fruit punch and wafers and Miss Quillen received several gifts

Mary Ann Quillen St. Agnes Academy Indianapolis

Society Notes and Club Items Deadline at Daily Citizen

Society items such as personal news lodge club and church notices are welcome at the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a m for that day's issue Mrs Helen Grubbs.

Daily Citizen Helen Grubbs

Social calendar items for Constellation club and local groups

Constellation club meets with Mrs. Doyle Swaby at 7 30 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 39, Alpha Bible class of Methodist church meets for covered dish supper in the church basement at 6 p m Bring own table service Drinks furnished

Constellation Club Doyle Swaby Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men Alpha Bible Class of Methodist Church

Evening Meetings And Club Listings In Local Churches

Thursday choir practice at Christian church 7 30 p m. Methodist choir at church 7 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 F A M holds stated meeting 7 30 p m. American Legion meets at home 8 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m. Glenburn W S C S meets at community house all day.

Hiawatha Club Red Men's Hall Linton Lodge No American Legion Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Glenburn

Community notices from Dugger park to local halls

RB and P W picnic at Dugger park shelter house at 6 15 served meat bring covered dish and own table service Clerks Local No 246 meets K of P hall 7 30 Tri County Chapter DeMolay meets hall 7 30 Linton Community Conservation Club meets Lee Sherrard Park 7 30 Chickaseth Council Pocahontas meets Saron Evangelical and Reformed church 7 p.m.

P. W Dugger Park Tri County Chapter Linton Community Conservation Club Lee Sherrard Park Chickateth Council Pocahontas Saron Evangelical

Community Club and Lodge Meetings Schedule

Delta Theta Tau picnic at Shakamak State Park west shelter house at 7 00 p m Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel 6 30 p m Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas at Red Men s hall American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home Carpenters Local 487 at K of P hall 7 30 p m Wesleyan Society Glenburn at community house Violet Rebekah Lodge No 312 Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at home 7 30 p m

Delta Theta Tau Kiwanis Club Roosevelt Hotel Quapaw Council Pocahontas Red Men’s American Legion Auxiliary Carpenters Wesleyan Society of Wesleyan Society of Glenburn Meets At the Community House. Violet Rebekah Lodge Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434

Lyons Junior Mrs. Club gathers for rabies lesson meeting

The Lyons Jr. Mrs. Club met at the home of Mrs. Hal Kaho with co host Mrs. Jack Hinneman. Melvin Biggs presented a rabies lesson noting Indiana lags in rabies control. Prizes went to several members and refreshments were served. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Harold Benham’s home.

Lyons Jr. Mrs. Club Hal Kaho Jack Hinneman Melvin Biggs Indiana Bill Kahn Bob Gillian Clarence Kimmer Don Newsom Bob Brown Bob Schantz Bill Lehman Bernard Schantz Claude Foster Dianna Kerry Bob Holtsclaw B. Joe Tom E Arriola Foster Bob Mitchell Beth Harold Bennham George Bob Davidson Harold Benham

Local lodge and club meetings announced for Wednesday

Eagles Lodge gathers at the home at 7 p.m. Elks Lodge meets at the homes. Unity Lodge No 637 I O O F and Rotary Club hold a luncheon at Ziegler's Drive In at 12 15 p.m.

Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity Lodge No I.0.0 Rotary Club Ziegler’s

Civic Garden Club Plants Flowers at City Bridge Entrance

Civic Garden Club members planted marigolds ageratum and roses along the 12th Street Bridge on A Street NE as part of a statewide city entrance beautification project. Committee in charge included Mrs Roscoe Graham Mrs Fred Burrough and Mrs Gilbert Sims.

Civic Garden Club 12Th Street N.E Roscoe Graham Fred Burrough Gilbert Sims

Lacey and Lacy Wedding Held at Lyons First Christian Church

Mr and Mrs Lee Tibbett of Lyons announce the marriage of their daughter Marlene to Duane Lacy son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Lacy of Linton on June 1 at Lyons First Christian Church Rev Lloyd Miller officiated with an altar decorated in ferns and palms A reception followed in the church lower auditorium with a three tier wedding cake and a bridal party including Miss Doris French Harold Wright and the Lacy and Tibbett families.

Lee Tibbett Lyons Marlene Duane Lacy Floyd Lacy Linton First Christian Church Lloyd Miller Jasonville Roscoe Holder Doris French Harold Wright Jimmy Clayton Larry Heaton Tibbett Lyons High School G. C. Murphy Co Lacy Grace Waggoner Gwen Tibbett Indianapolis Jean Lacy

Rural Youth Club Sets Picnic at Shakamak Park

Greene County Rural Youth members met in Humphreys Park Thursday evening and planned a picnic at Shakamak State Park. Vincent Hastings, president, led a business session voting to sponsor a stand at the Lyons Fair this fall. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on July 10 after a tour of the Antioch Power Company.

Greene County Rural Youth Club Humphreys Park Shakamak State Park Vincent Hastings

Hoosier Flyer Safe After 51 Hours on Gulf Raft

Ensign Charles Gene Lewis, 22, of Seymour Indiana, survived 51 hours on a small raft after bailing from an F-6F in fuel shortage over the Gulf of Mexico. Rescued early today by the tanker Sinclair HC he described praying and keeping hope alive as distant ships and planes passed. Lewis used a distilling bag for water and relied on small signals to attract a lookout, finally drawn to rescue about five hours after first sighting a ship.

Houston Tex Gulf of Mexico Charles Gene Lewis Seymour Ind Navy Ocean's Mercy Warren- Robbins Air Field Georgia Boca Chica Naval Air Station Key West Fla Thomas Y. Bowen Sciotoville Ohio Aldecoa Lewis Sinclair HC

Women’s Fellowship Installs Officers at June Breakfast

Officers for the ensuing year were installed by the First Christian church Women’s Fellowship during their June breakfast. Names include President Mrs. Perle Headley and Vice-President Mrs. Don Stark. A devotional period followed, with songs and a discussion on Acts theme I was Not Disobedient to the Heavenly Vision.

First Christian Church Women’s Fellowship Perle Headley Don Stark Albert Hebb Woodrow Smith John Yaw B. R. McGriffin Harry Bargar Ray Baughman Harry Haseman Lyons Bess Barry James K. Gibson Gallilee

Social hour adjourns group to September meeting

A social hour concluded the session and the group planned to reconvene in September at the C. W. F. Circulation library.

Greene County Democratic Women Meet in Jasonville

Members of the Greene County Democratic Women’s Club met at the K of P hall in Jasonville with over 100 in attendance. President Mrs John Booker presided as Mayor Earl Roy welcomed the group and Claude Corbin introduced candidates. Mrs Mildred Hitch and James Rust spoke on Organization. A Wiener roast in Bloomfield is planned.

Greene County Women’s Democratic Club Jasonville John Booker Earl Roy Claude Corbin Mildred Hitch Princeton James Rust Vincennes Bloomfield

Entertain Guests At Sunday Dinner

Dr and Mrs W H Scholl entertained with a dinner at their home here Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Dettmer Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dettmer Mrs Geo Bremington of Detroit Mr and Mrs Lawrence Story and Mr and Mrs John Goodman and son of Terre Haute Mr and Mrs Geo D Story of Carlisle Mrs Eula Brazzell Mrs Florence Willis and Mrs John Story.

W. H. Scholl Henry Dettmer Kenneth Dettmer Geo. Bremington Detroit Lawrence Story John Goodman Terre Haute Geo. D. Story Carlisle Eula Brazzell Florence Willis John Story

Doolittle and Followers Found Shoreham on Cooperative Basis

Ephraim Doolittle and his followers founded Shoreham Vermont in 1776 on a share the profit plan. The venture was among the earliest cooperative ventures in the United States.

Shoreham U.P Ephriam Doolittle America

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United States Marines Iwo Jima Mrs. W. J. Coyner Westinghouse Hastings Appliances ARS FORD TUDOR Fordor Mercury Wyatt Motor Sales Dugger Poe Ney R. W. Cadwell Music House North Court St. Sullivan Johnston Motor Sales Huffer Beauty North Main Hamilton Drug Store Lacey-Tibbett Antioch Power Company E. Lake St. Dept Chicago Ilinois Women’s Fellowship Elson Johnson Formfit Cushing Cene County Loan Company S. Main St Wabash Ave Terre Haute, Indiana Democrat Carl A Post Office IGA Newkirk S Pleasantville Francis Mason
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