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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
3
Classified advertisements priced per word at two cents with no discount for repeats. Minimum one insertion and a 3c cent fee. Ads accepted until 10:00 am daily and must be paid in cash if no charge account exists. The Daily Citizen aims to verify advertisers but holds no responsibility for misrepresentation.
Society and clubs items must reach the Linton Daily Citizen office by 9 a.m. for publication. Personal news from Mrs. Helen Grubbs and other local clubs, lodges, parties, and churches are welcomed for that day's issue.
Choir practice at First Christian Church 7 p.m. Linton Lodge 560 F and AM 7 30 p.m. American Legion Post at home 7 30 p.m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary 7 30 p.m. Jr Home Economics club with Mrs Kenneth Baker 7 30 p.m. Past Patrons Columbian Chapter OES with Mrs Hurshel Headley 7 30 p.m. H 12 club picnic families Shakamak State Park 6 p.m. Remember four birthdays.
Friday agenda lists Columbian Chapter No. 140 OES meets at 7 30 p m including initiation. Sunset Wranglers convene at 7 30 p m. Glenburn Mission holds prayer at 7 p m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 IOOF and Women of the Moose Chapter 19 gather, Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 312 convenes at 1 00 p m in the Odd Fellows hall.
William Rollie Eaton filed a petition in Greene Circuit Court to determine his birth time and place. The hearing is scheduled for June 21, 1950, with Frank A. Lenning as Clerk of the Greene Circuit Court.
This ad claims backache and kidney discomfort arise from stress and aging. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a mild diuretic used for over 50 years to relieve nagging pain, energy loss, headaches, and frequent urination by flushing waste from kidney tubes.
Seven members from Linton chapter of Tri Kappa attended Province III convention in Bedford at the American Legion home with luncheon at the Greystone hotel. State president Elizabeth Osborne announced a Golden Jubilee in May 1951 and a portable respirator donation to the South Bend hospital. Worthington chapter earned largest attendance. Linton delegates included Margaret Cooper Gladys Mitchell and several members.
The Harmony class of the Lyons Methodist church met in the church basement with unison singing and scripture by Mrs May Vandeventer. President Mrs Bery Tidd led the business session and social hour featured games and contests followed by refreshments for a lengthy group including the Soliday and Ketchem families, the Tidds, Vandeventer, Wells, Mengedoht, Earlywine, Tibbett, Bloomer, Osborn, and Shilkett.
Linton social pages report Bloomfield Business and Professional Women's club marked its 14th anniversary Wednesday evening. Dorothy Lenning led a musical program and Bertha Crane, the first president, reviewed the club history. Miss Margaret Cooper installed officers for the coming year.
Mrs Bert Christy hosted an all day Friendly Tea club gathering at her Linton home. Attendees from Indianapolis included Mrs Roy Stover Mrs Edith Holzbog Mrs Norris Mrs Edith Bottles with Mrs Carl Hilgedick of Sullivan. Regrets came from Mrs Chester Gardner and Mrs Wilbur Mickle of Indianapolis.
Linton Tri Kappa members elected officers at a Wednesday evening meeting at the public library. Officers chosen were President Mrs. George Greene Vice President Mrs. William Collison Treasurer Miss Doris Breck Recording Secretary Mrs. Wilbur Corbin Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Lloyd Winters The officers will be installed at the library event on Wednesday June 28 at 5 45 PM followed by a dinner at the Country Club A report on the Province convention in Bedford was given at the close of the meeting.
Shamrock 4-H club of Jasonville held a meeting at adult leader Mrs. Ailsa Corbin's home. Baking 1 class showcased a butter cake and baton twirling by Ruby Ann Dudley and others. Guests and members listed attended. Next meeting set for June 30.
Mrs. W H Smith of Edinburgh and Mrs Lane Baker and Linda Baker of Linton return to Linton from a Sparta trip. Wise Mrs Smith's husband Dr Smith will be at Camp McCoy Sparta for two weeks of Reserve Training. Mrs Smith and her aunt Mrs Bonnie Stafford of Linton went to Edinburgh today. Miss Judith Ann Schlott of Indianapolis visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Schloot.
Ann Sheridan reveals decades of support for Mickey Finns youth club in skid row as Los Angeles faces a wave of teen gang terror reports. Finn says donations dried up due to media fear, leaving the program reliant on Annie. He recalls how she first visited, spoke to the kids, and urged transparency to boost contributions.
Members of the Marco Hill toppers 4-H club met at the Marco school building to plan a hayride for Sunday evening. The girls 4-H club were invited to meet Sunday afternoon to practice softball. record books were checked and other business discussed before a social hour.
Weather conditions are relayed to skiers about 17 miles outside Santa PEN by Indian smoke signals from a 10 000 foot peak.
Mrs Eva Stafford of Linton has entered Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis for observation and treatment and is assigned to Ward F.
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