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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
2
Subscriptions payable in advance with paper discontinued if not renewed Carrier in city term week 15c Yearly $7.50 Indiana mail rates three months $2 etc Outside Indiana yearly $5.00 six months $2.50 per line notices and cards rates listed Advertising rates per column inch 40 cents per line 10 cents per line for notices and cards rates apply to various classified items.
Revival series led by Harve Rice and helpers continues at South Jssion Church this week with nightly services public invited to attend.
Sam Bohley of Sixth street northeast learns of the birth of his granddaughter Gerald Ray Bohley to his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Bohley of Grand Rapids Michigan. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.
Mrs. Aria A. Wallace, 101, is cited as Greater Boston's oldest baseball fan. She follows daily radio broadcasts and her favorite team is the Boston Red Sox with Lefty Grove as her favorite player.
The missing mail from Mrs. James Wood's box in Chillicothe Ohio is explained as a bluebird nesting in the box causing letters to be tossed out that disrupted the bird’s home.
Hollywood report by Alexander Kahn notes Fritz Lang’s three week hat search for Sylvia Sidney’s shop girl role in You and Me. Lang argues hats reveal background and influence personality and happiness, with the final blue felt hat chosen to suit the character and Sidney’s satisfaction.
Alfred Whitemoss of Chanute Field Flying Corps visited his parents in Dugger and visited a brother in Baltimore. Indianapo lis school for the Blind closes for summer. A dinner honored Mrs. William Moody’s birth anniversary with many guests. Birth announced for Judith Lucene Priest. Mrs Connor in Sullivan suffers serious accident near Cleveland. daughter in law Mrs Joe King travels after the incident.
Paris fashion news notes bright prints dominating summer nights at the Restaurant des Ambassadeurs. Mrs. Frank Jay Gould wears Schiaparelli chrysanthemum print with an ornate hair arrangement. Velvet ribbons and bows accent various prints from green and pale tones to pink and amethyst.
The week’s fashion notes place flat crepe as the favored material for floral evening wear. Organza, chiffon and other slimy fabrics come a close second in the print field.
Mr and Mrs Howard Lynn have returned home to Linton after two weeks in California. Lynn, a member of the Mural Shrine Temple of Indianapolis, joined the temple band at the national Shrine convention in Los Angeles. The couple then visited the Catalina Islands before resuming travel through the southern route and stopping briefly in New Orleans.
A campus-wide survey at San Jose State College found two thirds of students believe in love at first sight while a similar share question its enduring qualities.
Linton lodge hosts a 7 30 p m called meeting with M M degree conferred by Bloomfield lodge. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets 7 pm at Red Men s hall. Linton Shuffle Board club gathers 6 30 pm City park. Royal Arch Masons hold 7 30 pm at the hall. Labor s Non Partisan League meets 7 pm in the public library. Needlecraft club picnic at City park 6 pm bring table service. U B Missionary society meets 7 30 pm at the church. good attendance desired.
Glenburn Aid Society holds a regular meeting. Christian Ladies Aid hosts an all day gathering at the church. Rotary Luncheon at 12:15 at the M E church. Unity Lodge 637 I C O F meets 7 30 p m at Elks Lodge home 8 p m. Eagles Lodge meets 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 a dinner and initiation.
Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion home at 6 30 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 IO R M at hall 7 p m and 6 30 p m in City park Alpha Bible class of the M E church with Mrs Guy Ramsey at 7 30 p m Columbian chapter 140 O E S 7 30 p m Memorial services planned All members welcome Glenburn Mothers circle scheduled for activities
The J T M club will meet Mrs. William Smith on Third Street Northwest at 1 30 p m for an all day gathering. All members were urged to be present.
The notice lists visits and greetings among residents. Sylvester Hadley family returns from Celina Kansas and Indianola Iowa. Several families including Longs, Bell, Goodman, Wees, Pigg, Vaughn and Hollowell hosted or visited in Linton, Burris Chapel, Jasonville, and Indianapolis with several relatives named and one illness noted as improving.
Mrs. John Padgett of Burris Chapel was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Sunday marking her sixty fifth birthday. A basket dinner followed at noon with many relatives and friends in attendance including Albert Shake Belval Clark Wolf Knots Padgett Harris Wolf Tannehill and Padgett families.
Members of the Linton United Spanish War Veterans Post and Auxiliary planned a birthday party for June birthdays. The bi monthly meeting included a brief business session and a social hour with ice cream and cake. Special guests were Mr and Mrs O L Fisher of Brookville Florida.
Readers from diverse roles discuss how to honor fathers with gifts or time and the desire to give dads a rest or freedom. Opinions range from equalized celebration with Mother’s Day to preferring minimal disruption and year round appreciation.
Members meet at 7 o'clock at the church then proceed to Lyons for the county rally this evening.
The Cross family gathered Sunday at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cross near Sandborn for their annual reunion. Attendees included Arch Cross and wife Hayden, Victor Lee and family, Frank Cross, Emma Cross, Noah Cross, and Ray Golliher with daughter Mary, all from nearby towns.
Jasonville Eastern Star members plan a special memorial service in this city hall to honor all deceased members of the Linton Columbian chapter. Refreshments will be served and all members are urged to attend.
Members of the U B Sunday school class taught by Mrs Arthur Harbin plan a 10 o'clock Wednesday morning gathering at the church. They will proceed to the city park for an all day picnic and bring their own lunch.
Members of the Linton Stockton high school band will meet at seven o'clock Wednesday evening at the local school building for a rehearsal. Bert J Barnes, director, announced today. All members urged to be present.
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