Community social calendar updates for evening meetings
Prayer meeting at the Christian church 7 30 p m. Eagles Lodge at home 7 p m Elks Lodge at home 7 30 p m Unity Lodge No 637 1 0 C F at hall 7 30 p m Greene County Democratic Club shelter Humphreys Park 7 30 p m covered dish supper Program.
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Prayer Meeting Christian Church
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge No
C.F
Greene County Women's Democratic Club
Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Thursday community meetings at First Christian church
Friendly class meets in church basement at 2:00 p.m. Choir practice at 7:00 p.m. Linton Lodge and American Legion show evening gatherings. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary, Jr Home Economics, Clarion club, Indianola club, and OES group host meetings with various hosts through the evening. All day event noted.
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First Christian Church
First Christtian Church
Linton Lodge
F & AM
American Legion Post
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Kenneth Baker
Friday Fraternal Meetings and Events Listed
Friday notices announce Columbian Chapter No. 140 O E S at 7 30 p m Initiation Men invited Sunset Wranglers at Conservation Club 7 30 p m Glenburn Mission prayer 7 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 IO Re The Red Men and Women of the Moose Chapter 19 and Violet Rebekah Lodge No 312 meet at Odd Fellows hall and Moose Home providing a schedule of fraternal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Sunset Wranglers
The
Conservation Club
Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order of Red Men
Women of the Moose Chapter
Violet Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Women of Moose Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
Chapter 19 Women of the Moose members elected officers for the year. Selected were Mrs. Vivian Tuttle Senior Regent Mrs. Ruth Duvivier Junior Regent Mrs. Jennie Gillett Junior Graduate Regent Mrs. Beulah Parks Chaplain Mrs. Ordythe Beasley Recorder and Mrs. Nellie Tucker Treasurer. Beasley invited to Star Recorder's degree at the State convention in Chicago this fall. Social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
Women of the Moose
Vivian Tuttle
Ruth Duvivier
Jennie Gillett
Beulah Parks
Ordythe Beasley
Nellie Tucker
Beasley
Chicago
Mrs Florence Payne Marks 88th Birthday At Home
Mrs Florence Payne celebrated her 88th birthday Tuesday at her home with an informal afternoon party. Family members from nearby areas attended and brought cards and gifts. Guests included daughters Carrie Humphreys Bloomfield Fred Neal Petersburg Helen Grubbs Linton and granddaughter and great granddaughter Jack Coleman Karen Coleman Plant City Fla plus Lena Titus. Regrets came from two granddaughters and two great granddaughters in Linton Patty Abrell and Kathrine Ann Walters.
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Florence Payne
Payne
Carrie Humphreys
Bloomfield
Fred Neal
Petersburg
William Coleman
Helen Grubbs
Linton
Jack Coleman
Karen Coleman
Plant City
Fla
Lena Titus
Robert Abrell
Patty
Robert Walters
Kathrine Ann
Bunch-Coakley Vows Read in St Peter's Church
Miss Rose Marie Coakley became the bride of James Robert Bunch Jr at 10 a m Saturday in St Peter's church. Father Donald Coakley read the double ring vows as the bride's family and the Bunches witnessed. The couple will reside in Washington where Mr Bunch serves in the Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Coakley
James Robert Bunch Jr
St. Peter’s Church
Donald Coakley
New Albany
Miss Coakley
Timothy Coakley
This City
Mr. Bunch
James Bunch
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Betty Coakley
Washington, D. C
Paul Coakley
Bloomington
Linton Stockton High School
American States Insurance Co
Washington, D.C
Interior Department
Bunch
United States Air Corps
Washington
Families Enjoy Sunday Outing at Shakamak Park
Members of the Woman's Social and Benevolent club of Lyons and their families picnicked Sunday at Shakamak State Park. Brownie Scouts and leader attended as guests. Mrs. Dennis Armstrong, club president, reviewed the year's work and offered best wishes for future club success.
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Woman's Social and Benevolent Club of
Lyons
Shakamak State Park
Brownie
Dennis Armstrong
Elmer Benham
Jacqueline
Leo Schantz
Jim
Jere Asa Goodman
David Mullis
Gilligans hosted and visitors tour Michigan and West
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gilligan of Dearborn Michigan Visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gilligan and family. Mr and Mrs Carren Nolan and children Janice and Larry returned from a vacation to California and Yellowstone National Park.
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Oscar Gilligan
Dearborn
Michigan
Elmer Gilligan
Carren Nolan
Janice
Larry
California
Yellowstone National Park
Early American elections and demographics snapshot
The piece notes the first accredited election in America in May 1931 with John Winthrop elected governor of Massachusetts. It cites 2,700,000 A AA members, 78,495,000 cattle in January 1949, and that about seven percent of people who go swimming each year can swim.
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America
John Winthrop
Massachusetts
CERTA-VIN Promises Relief From Stomach Gas
An ad claims CERTA-VIN relieves stomach gas by combining 10 herbs with vitamin B and iron. Taken before meals it supposedly aids digestion, reduces gas, strengthens nerves, and energizes blood, with Hamilton Drug Stores advertising availability in Linton.
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Certa-Vin
Linton
Hamilton Drug Stores
World War II Mothers Conduct Meeting Here
Mothers of World War 2 unit 123 met at the Legion Home for a business session. They welcomed new member Mrs Olive Dyer and planned a bake sale. Mrs Belle Keller presided, minutes were read by Mrs Nelle Tucker, financials by Mrs Apalonia Slaper, and Mrs Elizabeth Schubla was named treasurer. The next meeting is June 26 at 7 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of
Howard Cromwell
Legion Home
Olive Dyer
Nelle Tucker
Belle Keller
Etta Haffley
Apalonia Slaper
Soldier Honored At Sunday Dinner
Cpl Carroll Goodman on furlough from Fayettsville South Carolina was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Brookshire in Newberry. Attendees included several Goodman and Brookshire family members from Calvertsville Linton Worthington Bloomfield Odon and Epsom along with relatives from Fayettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl Carroll Goodman
Fayettsville
S. C
William Brookshire
Newberry
Dewey Bingham
Rex Crites
Calvertsville
William Taylor
Leon Goodman
David Goodman
Betty Jo Goodman
Kenneth Brookshire
Linton
Victor Laughlin
Worthington
Loren Bowers
Minnie Bowers
Epsom
Billy Brookshire
Bloomfield
Audery Jean Franklin
Jimmy
Odon
Carroll Goodman
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Linton Daily Citizen
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Indiana
Bskinc. Turner
Vance Sappenfield
Ire Lunn
Matt Clark
National Representative Schebrer & CO
Detroit
New York
Daily Citizen
Advertising Smecking Bureau, Inc
Moding
Murant
Jefferson Ave
Memphis
Fira
Bee Francisco
Canada
H. P. Westinghouse Motor
Linton Decorating CO
North Main
Clubs
Clarion Club
Jennie Cunningham
Indianola Club
Red Men's Hall
Columbian Chapter
OES
Hurshel Headley
Women of Moose
Columbian Chapter OE
Bunch-Coakley
Hobart Haywood
Jennie Slack
Olivia Baker
Arriola Foster
John Sutphin
Harry Jeffers
Jackie
Karen Hollars
Connie McKee
Barbara Wright
Virginia Wright
Kay Nichols
Joyce Strosnider
Linda Brown
Janet Powers
Marsha Pickard
Nancy Rady
Sandra Allen
Patsy Mullis
Mary Jane Patterson
Sandra Payton
Phyllis Heckman
Sandra Edwards
Helen Bowker
Kay Kendall
Karen McCarty
American Autosmobile Association
Shakespeare
Your Food Store
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Harting Bros
Bell Telephone
Springville
STATE
Owensburg
Ralph Rogers & Company, Inc
R. R
H.L
Wiltains
Objetts Ara
Home Loan & Finance Co
N. Main
Ralph Rogerse Company
Ind
Froster
Dick Stayton
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