Social calendar items for local clubs and groups
The Needlecraft club picnic is at Linton City park at 5 PM. Quapaw council No. 80 of Pocahontas meets at 7 PM. members to bring a bingo prize. Socialist local at old post office 7:30 PM. Greene County Post No. 1162 VFW on East Vincennes Street at 7:30 PM. Violet Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall 7:30 PM with election of officers and refreshments. Thursday Night Dinner Bridge at 7:15 PM at $1 at Mrs Fleetwood’s home hosted by Mr and Mrs W T Cushing. Corps Cadet class at Salvation Army hall 2–4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw
Pocahontas
Greene County Post
Veterans Foreign Wars
Vincennes Street
Violet Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Bridge
Fleetwood Ith
W. T. Cushing
Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule
Local organizations announce evening gatherings and day meetings including Eagles at the hall seven, Elks at home eight, Unity lodge 637 I O F seven thirty, Christian Ladies Aid all day at church, Glenburn Aid regular session, Chapter 209 Women of Moose seven, Ladies Fancywork circle two, Tri Kappa seven thirty at the library, Baptist Ladies Aid all day, Rotary luncheon twelve fifteen at First Baptist, Blue Tin eight at the library urging attendance.
Community clubs and church events listed for Thursday
Several groups meet at various local venues. 4-H girls at Linton high school 2 P M hostess Emma Flannagan. Elks Ladies Bridge tea at Elks home 2 PM. Women's Relief Corps Red Men hall 7 PM. American Legion post home 7 30 PM. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 7 30 PM. American Legion Auxiliary home 7 30 PM. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society MBE church 7: preceded by church choir practice 7:15 PM. 20 club picnic supper City Park 6 PM. Esther girls at MBE church 1 PM for Shakamak party. League at Hi Lea Legion Army at 49 asm for outing Shakamak park bring 10c lunch. Truth Seekers class A B church 10 AM home of Mrs Stanley Hastings all day. Salvation Army service 7 30 PM. First Christian choir practice 7 15 PM. Stated meeting Lodge No 560 F and M 7 30 PM. Homer Baptist choir 7 30 PM. M E choir practice 7 30 AM. Friday Quapaw Tribe Red Men 7 PM. Onward Bible class U B church 7 30 PM South Main. Order of Eastern Star 7 40 PM memorial services listed.
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A. B. Church
Stanley Hastings
Society Notes Requested for Linton Daily Citizen
Readers asked to submit society items by 11 a.m. to appear in that days issue. Personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed for inclusion.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Clover Leaf 4-H Girls Hold Meeting and Events
The Clover Leaf 4-H Club met Monday with Miss Thelma Powell presiding and Louise Stevenson reading the minutes. After business, social hour featured songs and games. Members present included Joan Gabbard, Eula Richard, Mary Kathleen Jackson, Mildred Browning, Rosa Lee Notts, Phyllis Harbin, Thelma Fordyce, Louise Thomas, Louise Stevenson and leader Thelma Powell. The next meeting is set for June 29 at the school. 4-H girls planning to attend the Shakamak trip on Wednesday, June 17 must meet at Linton high school at 8:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Powell
Louise Stevenson
Joan Gabbard
Eula Richard
Mary Kathleen Jackson
Mildred Browning
Rosa Lee Notts
Phyllis Harbin
Thelma Fordyce
Louise Thomas
Dinner at Park Honors Four Birthdays in June
A Sunday gathering at Linton City Park honored Mrs. E. A. Vaughn Miss Mabel Wees Raymond Pigg and W H Wees whose birthdays fall in June. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Starling Combs Paul Combs and family Richard Norma Cletus Virginia Ruth Paul Neal and children Pauline Billy and Bobbie Oscar Pigg Raymond Pigg and children Eugene Lorene near Jasonville Mrs E A Vaughn and son Paris Mr and Mrs George Wees and Mabel Wees Sullivan Mrs Lula Bledsoe Sullivan and Miss Ruth Bledsoe of Washington DC were callers in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton City Park
E. A. Vaughn
Mabel Wees
Raymond Pigg
Oscar Pigg
Eugene
Lorene
Jasonville
Paris
George Wees
Mabel
Josephine Wees
W.H. Wees
Sullivan
Lula. Bledsoe
Ruth. Bledsoe
Washington, D. C
Chapman Family Holds Reunion at City Park
The fifth annual Chapman family reunion was held Sunday at Linton City Park with 36 family members and six guests. Officers elected included President Frank Chapman of Linton and Lloyd Wakefield of Terre Haute as vice president, Geneva Wakefield of Linton as secretary, and Mrs. Frank Ellingsworth of Worthington as assistant secretary. The next reunion is set for Decoration Day 1937. Among guests were Al H Trinkle of Redman Tennessee and Russell Fritts and children Geraldine and Billie of Newman Illinois.
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Chapman
Linton City Park
Al.h. Trinkle
Redman
Russell Fritts
Geraldine and
Billie
Newman
Ill
Mrs McDonald III Reported Seriously Ill Near Yons
Mrs WM M Donald III of near Yons is reported to be seriously ill. Mrs McDonald was a resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, M Donald III
William
McDonald
Near Yons
Seriousl
Sereda
Salvation Army Sat Wan Tee Event
A brief notice announces a Saturday event at the Salvation Army location with unspecified timing and details due to fragmentary text.
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Wan Tee
The
Salvation Army
A C C Club Hosts Golden Rule Members at City Park
The A C C club hosted Golden Rule members of Ellis and guests at Linton City Park for a noon covered dish dinner and an afternoon program. It featured songs, readings by several members, and performances by Billy Smith, Tommy Chapman, and others.
Standard Bearers and W E M S Meet at First Church
A Friday evening covered dish supper for Standard Bearers and W E M S convened in the basement of the First M and church. Miss Freida Gillum led devotions, programs featured performances by Mr Charles Foster and Miss Marilyn Baker, and plans were made for the Bloomfield rally on July 24 with talks by Zola Payne and Adis Robbins. Officers elected include Freida Gillum president Lena Parks treasurer Betty Grey Wills recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Parks
Ruby Hanhum
Fr. A. Powell
E. M. McKown
Freida Gillum
Charles Foster
Bloomfield
Zola Payne
Korea
Adis Robbins
India
Betty Grey Wills
Clyde Kirkham
China
Edythe Decourey
Flint couple visits relatives in town
Here from Flint Michigan Mr and Mrs Ray Humphreys are visiting Mrs Humphreys brother Guy Moss and other relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Weeks
Grandsdaughter
Betty
Michigan ‘City
John ‘Lewis
Martinsville
Cordelia Headley
Lyons
Ed Fisher
Headley
Mrs
Ray Humphreys
Flint, Mich
Mrs.Humphrey
Guy Moss
Listing of club members and families in attendance
The document lists Mrs William Smith Maude Mitchell Billy Smith Lois Humphreys Jean Cox Wilma Dudley Ruth Dudley Billy Hyslop Priscilla Skemp Edna Collins Tommy Chapman Leola Rector Betty Lacey Joan Garrico and members of their families including Ethel Reintjes Della Moss Mae Stevens Harry Wade James Hill Daniel Marty and Floyd Booher with their children all named as part of a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C.C
Golden Rule Club
Ellis
Linton
Song
America
Billy Smith
Tommy Chapman
Ana Collins
Priscilla
Skomp
Reading
Bobby Wade
Mrs
William Smith
Lois Anne Griffith
Billy Hyslop
Joe
Marty
John Wade
Fred Chapman
Pearl Pope
Tresie Sparks
Lydia
Hair
Magale
Tewart
Ara "Hyslop
Edith Bales
Elza Haney
Flossie Dudley
Tommy
Lillian Griffith
Maude Lynn
Mary Luxton
Fern Peterson
Harold Lynn
Mae Cox
Clara Dudley
Ruby Ann
Della Wiggs
Anna Shaffer
Lessie Reétor
Ruth Klusner
Joan
Winston Murdock
Maude Mitchell
Lois Humphreys
Jean Cox
Wilma Dudley
Handwork Adds Livability in the Home
The article promotes self made home decor as stylish and practical. It highlights bedspreads pillow covers doilies and luncheon sets as expressions of a woman's personality and announces a series of eight articles guiding readers in creating these crafts.
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USA
Dolly
Sifth Avenue
New York City
Two Overtricks and a Small Slam Opportunity in Bridge
In a Central Press bridge column, Major A. Hobeteiner spots a rare chance to make two overtricks and a potential small slam after a 4 Hearts contract. The narrative outlines opening leads, trump control, and a decisive eleventh-trick squeeze that seals the outcome.
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Major A. & Hobeteiner
North
West
Tower
Mamonds
East
Lowe
Cis K
Declarer
Bloomfield Memorial Service and Social Notes Highlight Town
Bloomfield observes Knights of Pythias memorial service at Grandview Cemetery after a 1:80 o'clock gathering. Children’s Day activities unfold at local churches. Numerous visits and family connections tie Bloomfield residents to Bloomington, Indianapolis, and St. Louis as graduates and guests arrive and depart.
Dugger Notes Include Births Travel and Visits
A Dugger Indiana report lists a birth of Dorothy Faye Teasley on June 13, with the baby and mother at the Keene home. The community also notes attendance at Vincennes memorial dedication, enrollments at Indiana State Teacher’s College, visits among local families, and several residents traveling to Indianapolis and Detroit for events and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Robinson
Ann‘Jane
Kathryn Myers
Mr. Robinson
George Grubb
Vincennes
John Irons
Austin
Texas
Ray Smith
Upper Iowa University
Smith
Terre Haute
al Greenwood
John ‘L
Story
Maude Silvers
Jennie ‘Robertson
Zelma Walters
Billy of
Paxton
Roxie Fitzpatrick
Leo Quillen
Bob
Liberty
Sam Farrar
George Hopkins
Law Daughtery
Sandhoro
Willian Hunley
Mary Sherman Hospital
Austin Ballard
Drusilla
Barbara
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Mates Puig
Needlecraft Club
Socialist
Hall
Eagles’ Lodge
Elks Lodge
O. F
Christian Ladies Aid
Ishurch
Glenburn Aid Society
Women of Moose
Ladies’ Fancywork Circle
William Talbott
Tri Kappa
Baptist Ladies Aid
First Baptist Church
Linton High School
Emma Flannagan
Elks’ Ladies Bridge
Elk’s
Women's Relief, Corps
Red Men Hall
Américan ‘Legion Post
Order of Moose No
American Legion Auxiliary
Women’ S Foreign Missionary Society
M. BE
Floyd Cornett
Rypeu
Esther
M. EB
Shakamak Park
First Christian Church
Inh Lodge No. 560
Homer
Spribetad OL Ea
M. E
Improved Order of Red Men
Onward Bible Class
U.B. Church
Order of Eastern Star
Ibe
Bernadene Hill
Clover Leaf Girls
Yis
Bat Kinkade
Marvin Taylor
Indianapolis
Marvin ‘Taylor
Indiana College
Bath Beckman
Cedar Lake
Harry K. Tilt
Ilse Hill
Willis Fines
Switz City
Bill Law
City’ Park
A.C.C
W.E.M.S
Flint
Central Press
E. W. Shepard
Dummy
Ind
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lodge
Grandview
Mary
Edith Cantwell
Balboa High School
San Francisco
California
Cantwell
George Cantwell
Gilbert Hendren
Ora Cuthrell
Henry
Arl
Riddle
Joe Mees
Christian Church
Harmony
Cuthrell
West Main Street
Edward ‘Hasler
Roscoe Rees
R.sl. ‘Luttrell
Oscar Bredeweg
Murray ‘Nesbit
Forest Kates
George O. Jean
Jack Norris
R. C. Applegate
Bertha Weisman
Dolph ‘Lewis
G. H. Hendren
Jru
Mus. C. IF. Henderson
Glenn Clark
Dorothy Dean
Harriet Herzog
Madge
Mildred Corbin
Wright
Madge Corbin
Herschel Corbin
Jeanette Cushman
Anna Cushman
Indiana State ‘Teachers’ College
Lewis Holt
Bloomington
Lucreta Barr
Thomas McCoy
Chicago
Joe Goodman
Barr
Goodman
William Moffett
An Dale
Port Huron
Webster V. Moffett
Dale Moffett
Ogden and Moffett Transportation Company
Poyt
Huron
iMys
Wade Myers
Wesley Myers
Newberry
Howard
Sten
Rep
Edward. H. Stein
Howe Military Academy
Howe
D. A. Rhinehart
Willam
Dugger
Cooper
Photte
Washington Township
Overhead Bridge
S. J. Sparks
Welch Wampler
Linton Trust Bank
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Tomo
Tantint
Brougham
Hudson
G.M.C
S. Main
Buick
Plymouth
Pontiac
Powell Motor Sales
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