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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
3
Community items from GL News include club and lodge notes, church notices, and social updates. Details appear under personal news listings, with contact information for announcements.
Craft club meets at Masonic temple at 7 00 p.m Eagles Lodge hosts at home 7 00 p.m Elks Lodge at home 7 30 p.m Choir practice EUR Church Junior 3 30 p.m Senior 8 00 p.m Unity Lodge 637 meets 7 30 p.m Rotary luncheon Klusmeier Drive in at noon Ladies Fancywork Circle all day meeting Tri Kappa initiates at Linton Public Library 7 00 p.m followed by party Greene County Women s Democratic Club Lyons School House 6 30 p.m program to follow
Lyons Masonic Lodge hosts a stated meeting at 7 30 p m in Lyons. Rest Haven Guild meets 1 30 p m at Rest Haven Dining room. Eagles Auxiliary and American Legion hold 7 30 p m and 7 p m sessions respectively. Choir rehearsals at churches and various club gatherings follow with invitations for participation and donations.
Mrs. Myrtle Barstow hosted the Prairie Chapel Church Women’s Society meeting with co host Mrs. Vera Dean Benham. A memorial for deceased members Mrs. Nora Ambaker and Mrs. Metta Wingate was read. Music, devotional, lesson, and refreshments followed for six members and five guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Branch announce the marriage of their daughter Ar della to Clark Blackwell in Sandborn Methodist church on May 28 Rev. Edgar Hedden performed the single ring ceremony in the presence of close relatives and friends The bride wore a navy blue suit with colonial rose bouquet Attendants Miss Melissa Buck and Jack Puckett were present
In a rain dimmed courthouse David and Michael await a verdict on a five year sentence. Tension rises as Michael mouthpieces a long defense while spectators doubt a swift outcome. Meg Beaumont and Tim O Beirn arrive with new witness potential as the judge grows exasperated.
A 17 year cicada emergence swarmed Illinois Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin with loud droning sounds. Entomologists clarify they are periodical cicadas not true locusts. Observers report near blanket coverage on tree trunks and in treetop choruses. Mrs. John MacArthur of Valparaiso Indiana notes the din makes thinking nearly impossible.
Approximately 10 percent of engagement rings sold in the United States are purchased by couples who are already married. This reflects a modest share of a traditionally anticipatory purchase amid wedding planning.
Mrs. Schultz of Fort Wayne is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Norman Singleton and her family. The Singletons and Mrs. Schultz spent the weekend at St. Louis visiting Mrs. Singleton's brother Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schultz and their son.
Miss Donna Rea of Russiaville visits her grandparents Rev Royden Rea and Mrs Rea and other relatives during her stay.
A Lyons Retail Merchants association formed after a Monday night organizational meeting at the Lyons American Legion home. It plans monthly meetings and will begin by removing the town Christmas lights left up for two years. Officers are Bernard Sappenfield president Russell Weber vice president and Robert Mitchell secretary treasurer.
Residents may vote for the Linton Stockton high school trumpet trio of Joe Spinks Thatcher Gaither and Jim Church who appeared Sunday night on WTHI TV Terre Haute. Votes are cast by mailing postcards to the Fair Store Terre Haute sponsors of the amateur contest.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Van Horn of the Jasonville community announce the birth of a daughter Diana Jean born Monday at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan.
Mrs Ellis Spainhower of Peoria Illinois visits her niece Mrs Mamie Foster and daughter Phyllis. They travel to Princeton to see relatives and attend the centennial celebration in Oakland City.
The Hiawatha club held a covered dish dinner at Humphreys park shelter house. Mrs. Maggie Murdock led the meeting with guests Mrs. Hortense Ginester and Mrs. Monzelle Rollings visiting relatives, plus Mrs. Zella Powell and many members in attendance. The next meeting is set for June 21 at the shelter house.
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