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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
2
The Greene County Central Labor Union gathers at the library at 6 30 p m with all crafts urged to attend. Metropolitan Lodge No 193 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Chickateth Council of ete tas meets at the Red Men hall at 7 p m.
Tuesday notices show Violet Rebekah No. 312 with a 7 p.m. meeting, Greene County Post No. 1162 VFW at 7:30 p.m. on East Vincennes street, and Quapaw Council No. 80 Pocahontas at the Red Men hall at 7 p.m.
Friday events include Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men gathering at 7 p m and Columbian chapter No. 140 C E S at the hall at 7 30 p m with a membership service planned.
Mr and Mrs Ray Scott of La loga spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Sharp and Mr and Mrs Joe Scott at Linton. Mrs Ray Scott remained to spend the week in Linton.
Local notices list choir practices at several churches and meetings for Masons American Legion Auxiliary and other groups. Social visits mention residents from Linton traveling to West Terre Haute, Lafayette, Vincennes, and Chicago with family and friends over the weekend.
Wednesday schedule includes Women of Moose at 7 p.m. at the hall Glenburn Aid Society at the Community house for regular session Christian Ladies Aid all day meeting at the church Rotary Luncheon at 12 15 p.m. First M B E church Unity Lodge Elks Eagles Alpha Bible class and families luncheon at City park 6 30 p.m. Elite club called meeting 2 p.m. at Mrs J C Fritz home Mrs J Crackett hosts Wednesday Night Bridge at 7 45 p.m.
A mix of preferences shows readers favor fishing on northern lakes in August, viewing Niagara Falls, spontaneous trailer trips, Washington and Mt. Vernon visits, cozy remote cabins with books and fishing, and trips to Switzerland and Venice. Respondents include a businessperson a beauty operator a housewife a bookkeeper and a high school girl.
Mr and Mrs Paul Young travel to California for an extended visit. Orval Miller of Vincennes transacts business in Linton. Miss Mary Thrasher and William Pirtle of Bloomington visit Mr and Mrs Willis Pirtle in Terhune. Mr and Mrs Leonard Mayhugh attend Greencastle commencement. Pearl Bone visits Vincennes. Clifton Tucker of Terre Haute visits his mother Hattie Sylvester. Henry Riney of Indianapolis visits Frank Lenning. former roommates at Indiana State Teachers College. J S Harstine of Coal City visits Mrs R Lenning. Dr Carl Burrell and Harley Burrell visit Sam Burrell in Odon. Residents visit Bloomfield on business.
Miss Maxine Hays married Roy L Messmore in a single ring ceremony at the bride's parents home. The couple plans a southern Indiana trip after the wedding and both bring local school ties and Triad activity to the union.
Mrs. Fusco of this city says their daughter Providence Fusco wed Robert Humphreys on August 2 1935 in the Saron Reformed church parsonage Terre Haute. Humphreys son of the late Judge George G Humphreys earned a BS in chemical engineering from Purdue and is with the officers reserve corps at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs William Higar and daughters entertained a group of local friends and relatives with a Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Gadberry and daughter Gloria Miss Myrtle Higar of Freedom Mr and Mrs William Houen and son Billy Lee Mr and Mrs Frank Targett Miss Dorothy and Alice Houchin of Linton and the Higar family Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Hughy Higar and children Billy Roy Joy George and Delores and Mr and Mrs Lou Higar of Linton.
Miss Esther Trotter daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Trotter will graduate from Indiana University Training School for Nurses tonight at 8 oclock. She is a Sigma Theta Tau member who finished high school in 1933 and traveled to Bloomington with her family for the commencement.
The Happy Makers 4 H club of Fairplay township met at Miss Nelda Newsom’s home for a regular session. Demonstrations included table setting, musical items by Wilma Rice and Nelda Newsom, plus a group sing led by Rice. Members answered roll call with a joke as guests joined, and the next meeting is set for Madlyn Rodocker’s home on June 24.
A large crowd attended the funeral near Jonathan Hoouse held Wednesday. Numerous families from Jasonville and nearby towns hosted dinner guests and visited relatives including the Robson, Underwood, Hale, Goodman, Reed, and Smedley families. A Father’s Day service was announced for Morris Chapel church on Sunday, June 20.
Anyone desiring to attend the O E S picnic at Worthington should notify Mrs. Harry Green no later than Wednesday.
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