Social calendar of local societies and meetings
The notice lists upcoming gatherings at the hall and various halls: Women’s Relief Corps at 7 p.m., Women of the Moose at 8 p.m., Pray Band Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 a.m., Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men at 7:30 p.m., Alpha Bible class at 289 Seventh Street Northeast at 7:30 p.m., Mission services at 7 p.m., and elections of officers.
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Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improve Order of Red Men
Improved
Bat of Red Men
Alpha Bible Class
the Metheist Church
John Kennedy
Seventh Street
Called meeting at Linton Lodge Mo F A M
A called meeting of Linton Lodge 560 F and A M is set at the hall for 8 p m. The agenda includes work in the F C degree with refreshments to follow.
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Linton Lodge
Linton Lodge No
Centeth Council Pocahontas at Red Men’s hall
Metropolitan Lodge No. 193 K. P. meets at the hall. Business and Professional Women's picnic at Shakamak, meet at the public library at 6 p m. Bring sandwiches, covered dish and own table service.
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Metropolitan Lodge No
K. P
Local fraternal group meetings listed for Tuesday evening
The schedule lists F and A M Lodge at 6 30 p m in the hall MM degree. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at 7 30 p m Red Men hall. Violet Rebekah Lodge No 322 at 7 p m. Loyal Order of Moose at pm. Glenburn Youth Fellowship at the community house. Data Theta Tau party at Mrs Thomas Richardson home at 6 30 p m.
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 322
Glenburn “Youth Fellowship
Data Theta Tau
Thomas Richardson
Community meeting times and church activities
Wednesday activities include a Christian choir practice at 8 p.m. at the church. Eagle Lodge meets at 7 p.m. Elks at 7:30 p.m. Unity Lodge No 637 L O C F at 7 30 p.m. Rotary club lunch at 12 15 p.m. Glenburn W S C S at 4 30 p.m.
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Unity Lodge No
Rotary Club
Glenburn W. S. C. S
Community Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
The American Legion Post and Auxiliary meet at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m. United Brethren and Methodist choirs practice at the church at 7 p m with a Baptist choir session ongoing.
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American Legion
Legion
Aerican Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
United Brethren
Burress Family Reunion At Humphreys Park
Sunday family reunion for the Burresses at Humphreys Park invites members and friends to attend the gathering.
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Burress
Humphreys Park
Army Arm’s Plants to Produce Nitrogen Fertilizer
The War Department will convert 15 army ordnance plants to nitrogen fertilizer production to raise output by about 70,000 tons of ammonium nitrate monthly, a 50 percent boost to U S commercial production. Reopening includes the Ohio River Ordnance Works and others, with three months to start and nine months to max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
United States
Ohio River
Young Vice President Breckinridge Lived in Lexington
John C. Breckinridge, the youngest Vice President of the United States, resided in Lexington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Breckinridge
United States
Lexington, Ky
War Mothers Hold Meeting at Public Library
Mothers of World War II Unit 123 held a regular meeting in the local public library with color presentation, pledge, and prayer. Etta Haffley led the business session and gifts to hospitals were discussed. summer suspensions were announced. Charlotte Lawrence and Jane Miller attended as guests.
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Mothers of
Unit 123
Chloe Lawrence
Etta Haffley
Lawrence
Jane Miller
Ronnie
Charlotte Lawrence
Jennie Dolence
Mary Pitchard
Cora Harrah
Elizabeth O’hern
Naomi Steele
Elizabeth O'Hern
Pearl Canady
Eva Stafford
Wife Recognizes Distress Signal From Flying Husband
A former Army pilot, Robert E. Crane, 26, piloting a radio-less two Seater from Dallas to a Chicago suburb, used Elgin lights to guide his return. His wife spotted the low approach and signalled police, helping coordinate an improvised rescue as the field lacked lights. The troopers used headlights to aid the landing.
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Elgin
Robert E. Crane
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
Peoria
Fox River
Crane
Highland Ave
York Will Face Murder Charge In Connersville
Howard R. York 35 of Welch West Virginia was indicted by a Fayette county grand jury on second degree murder for the fatal beating of 27 year old Thomas Lewis in Connersville. Authorities say Lewis suffered a fractured skull in a fight at the home of York's former wife Mrs Hilda May York, from whom he was divorced last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Howard R. York
Welch
W. Va
Thomas Lewis
Fayette County
York
Lewis
Hilda May York
Indiana University Dental School Grants Aid For Research
President Herman B. Wells announced today that the U S health service awarded Indiana University School of Dentistry $8 275 for research. Dean Maynard K Hine will direct the program focusing on dental decay and dental materials in the school’s research department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Dentistry
United States Health Service
Maynard K. Hine
Dental
Utah Records Lowest Death Rate in U S Census
The Census reports Utah has the lowest death rate in the United States at 8.0 deaths per thousand population, indicating relatively favorable mortality statistics for the state.
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Utah
United States
Social roundup of visitors and travels across Indiana
Mrs Will Harrah is in Indianapolis on business. Dallas McKim and children Maurice and Lucille visit Muske gon, Michigan. Lucille stays ten days. William Davidson and Carrie Poe visit Terre Haute. Alta Bolten visits friends there. Elizabeth McChristie moves to Chicago. Don Ogle of Amporia visits relatives. Claude West attends Eagles Lodge convention in Indianapolis. Freddie Eastman and Sam Masters join Laura Silvey and William Wilson for dinner. Henry Holley and Ralph Holley visit Dugger. Bill Holder Phil Dugan and Clif Dugan attend Shakamak State Park. Lula Weaver of Columbia City visits Arthur Harbin area. Oscar Nelson of Holland sburg Ohio visits A O Nelson and Liston. R Lenning visits Bloomfield with Frank Lenning.
Bible School Pupils Hold Union Picnic at Humphreys Park
Pupils from Daily Vacation Bible schools in Linton celebrate completion of a two week summer course with a union picnic at Humphreys Park. Attending churches include Glenburn Christian Methodist and United Brethren with others expected to join later.
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Linton
Union
Humphreys Park
Glenburn
Christian
Methodist
United Brethren
Louise Hennette Engaged to John Peacock of Linton
Mrs. Elizabeth Hennette announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Louise to John Peacock of Linton. The wedding will be at the bride’s home on June 22. Louise, a 1940 Linton High School graduate, works at Citizens National Bank. John works at Aiken Funeral Home. They will reside in Linton.
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Elizabeth Hennette
Louise
John Peacock
Linton
James Peacock
Bicknell
Citizens National Bank
Peacock
Aiken Funeral Home
Newlywed couple sails 2000 miles Honolulu to San Francisco in 40 days
Everett Hepp and Dorothy Hepp, both with limited sea experience, completed a 2000 mile voyage in a 29 foot yawl from Honolulu to the Golden Gate. Their gear was a second hand sextant a slide rule and Napier s Theorems and they finished at noon after a 40 day honeymoon voyage.
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Henry Heiger
United Press
San Francisco
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Everett Hepp
Dorothy
Atlantic City
N. J
Wave
Spokane
Wash
Napier
Couple completes coast voyage in homebuilt luxury liner
Hepp and wife return to Oakland aboard a four ton mobile honeymoon craft named the jolly beggar. They sailed nearly ninety percent under sail, fixed four leaks by diving under the ship, and waited ashore for ice cream from navy personnel after a calm if windy voyage with a few squalls.
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Oakland
Calif
Hepp
Navy
Chamber drives refund program surprises drivers in Claremont
In Claremont New Hampshire the chamber of commerce handed out $1 refund checks to 38 motorists from nearby towns. The refunds cover parking fines issued by the municipal court during a city drive to enforce time limits.
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Claremont
N. H
U.P
Chamber of Commerce
In Loving Memory of Everett Pruett
In loving memory of our husband and father Everett Pruett who died June 16 1944 Two years have passed since we last saw his face Life is sad with no one to take his place We long to meet him again and hear his voice in prayer There is a vacant rocking chair by the fireside where he spent hours He dwells where music is eternal and gardens bloom forever We long to meet him over there and hear him call our names in heaven We will meet on the golden shore and greet him with a song Sadly missed by wife and daughters
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Everett Pruett
In Memoriam Hallie Wright
In memory of Hallie Wright killed June 16 1944, two years past. The wife and children recall his happy face and voice, miss him dearly, and look forward to meeting again in God’s Eternity.
In loving memory of Sherre Wendell Page
A memorial notice recalls Sherre Wendell Page laid to rest two years ago on June 14. The family notes ongoing heartache and enduring love from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Page Sherrel and Sherron with prayers for peace.
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Sherre Wendell Page
Kenneth Page
Sherrel
Sherron
Illinois Vet Bonus Favored By State Legislature
Springfield June 14 The republican written bill for a liberal cash bonus to World War II veterans moves toward final passage in a special session. It proposes about 916000 veterans receive ten dollars a month for domestic duty and fifteen dollars for each month abroad, with average payouts about 375 for army and 40 for navy veterans.
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Springfield
Ill
General Assembly
Illinois
New York
Prices Rise for Many Restaurant Menu Items
In Washington June 14 the OPA authorized higher prices for numerous menu items. Increases cover foods meals and beverages offered for sale for the first time or items using major ingredients removed from price controls at lower levels.
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Ashington
OPA
OPA Allows Higher Lobster Dinner Prices Under Plan
The OPA said higher prices may be charged for lobster dinners as lobsters are exempted from price ceilings when sold by wholesalers. Restaurants under the plan may set prices for food items meals or beverages based on present average profits plus initial costs and must keep current menu items.
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OPA
Prairie dogs blamed for land damage in Colorado
In Pueblo Colorado government fish and wildlife experts deploy poison oats to curb the ro dent family digging up acres of Western land. The project targets prairie dogs seen as pests despite being a common wildlife species in the region.
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Pueblo
Col
Colorado
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Linton Daily Citizen
Helen L. Grubbs
Priday
Women’s Relief Corps
Pete
Women of the [Moose
Glenburn Mission
Centeth Council Pocahontas
Loyal Order of Moose
Eagies Lodge
Elks
Baptist Choir
War Mothers Hold
LU. Dental School
Will Harrah
Indianapolis
Dallas McKim
Maurice
Lucille
Muskegon, Mich
George McKim
William Davidson
Terre Haute
Carrie Poe
Alta Bolten
Elizabeth McChristie
Don Ogle
Amporia
Kas
Claude West
Mr. West
Eagles Lodge
Claypool Hotel
Freddie Eastman
Pontiac, Mich
Sam Masters
Laura Silvey
William Wilson
Henry Holley
Dugger
Ralph Holley
Bedford
Bill Holder
Phil Dugan
Clif Dugan
Shakamak State Park
Lula Weaver
Columbia City
Arthur Harbin
Mrs
Oscar Nelson
Hollandsburg, Ohio
A. O. Nelson
A. M. Liston
Mrs. R. Lenning
Bloomfield
Frank Lenning
Bible School
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Memoriam
Hallie Wright
Moonf
Hamilton Brug Co
Boston
E. J. Ecker & Son
Monument CO
North 5Th and East Pearl Sts
Washington, Mnd
Johnnie
Linton Motor Sales, Inc
Linton’ Bathed Sales, Inc
Etre la Baca
W. Vincennes
Hixson & Sahm
Correll
E. Vincent
Stric CO
6Th St
Sam Bohley
Lee Richardson
D St. N.W
John
John’s Bargain Store
Rome Loan« Finance Co
North Main St
Johnson
Feed & Supply
Remington
Dad
Elson’s Jewellry Store
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