Thursday Evening Club Activities Noted Across Local Groups
Local organizations report a busy Thursday with multiple choir practices at various churches, a Stated meeting of Linton Lodge No. 0 F and A M, American Legion Auxiliary gathering, Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434 hall meeting, and a Ladies Aid event at Red n's hall. A dinner at the home of s. Lou Fleetwood follows the evening.
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Linton Lodge No
Tristan
Loyal Order of Moose
Mit Ag
Local club notices and meetings listed for evening
Community groups announce gatherings across town including American Legion at 6:30 p.m. Red Men at 6:30 p.m. Linton Shuffle Board at 6:30 p.m. Alpha Bible class at 7:30 p.m. Columbian chapter 140 at 7:30 p.m. mortal services and welcome. Glenburn Mother's circle all day at community house. J T M club meets at 1:30 p.m. Diancla club at 2 p.m. A W club picnic at City Park at 6:15 p.m. bring own table service.
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Linton Shuffle Board Club
Hall
Glenburn
Amunity House
A. W
City K
Sring
Announced Marriage of Glenn Ett Vaughn in Lyons
An announcement notes the marriage of Miss Glenn Ett daughter of Mrs John S Jr to Albert Vaughn son of Mr and Mrs Elisha Vaughn of Lyons. The ceremony was in Sullivan on Friday June 10 with only attendants Mr Hester Glenn and the bride wore blue taffeta. The bride who lived in the White neighborhood attended Stockton High School. After service in the Civilian Conservation Corps the couple plan to reside in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennett
Johns, Jr
Albert Vaughn
Elisha Vaughn
Lyons
Sullivan
Hester Glenn
He Bride
on-Stockton
Washon
Pleasantville Birthday Party for Art Headley
In Pleasantville Indiana on June b in honor of Art Headley's twenty first birthday anniversary Mr and Mrs Sam Dirvy hosted a birthday party at their home Social time featured music by the Sweeney brothers and the Headley trio Ice cream and refreshments were served to a group including Myer Head, Paul Wilson, Percy Brown, Roy Sears, J D LeDune, Hazel Newkirk, John Sears, Jessie Rae Newkirk, Doris, Peggy Brown, Ada Head, Betty Wilson, June Sproatt, Bret Bennett, Annette Cole, Jet Sears, James Harris, Paul Jones, John Frederick 18, Billy Joe Sweeney, Hermus Van, David and John Sweeney, Harold Sweeney Hubert Headley and others Gifts were not received by the guest.
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Easantville
Ind
Art Headley
Sam Dirvy
Sweeney
Jagger
Headley
Pleasantville
Myer
Paul Wilson
Percy ‘Brown
Roy Sears
J.D. LeDune
Hazel Newkirk
John Sears
Jessie Rae Newkirk
Doris Rer
Pegey Brown
Ada Head
Betty Wilson
June Sproatt
Bret Bennett
Annette Cole
Jet Sears
James Harris
Paul Jones
John Frederick
Billy Joe Sweeney
Hermus van
David
John Sweeney
Harold Sweeney
Sam Headley
Hubert Headley
Spersonals travel notes from Terre Haute to California visits
Dr and Mrs W H Miller of Terre Haute are in Linton on business today. Mrs Grace Slinkard and daughters Esther Jane and Anna Mary and Mrs Harris Wilkie and son Robert left for California. Slinkard family will go to Bakersfield to be with daughter Mrs Robert Laffoon. Wilkie and son will visit Clifford Baughman in Richmond California. Mrs R M Vincent and Emmagen Price spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Mrs George Sahms and daughter Mary Margaret and B C Sahms of Okeene Oklahoma visiting John Sahms and family. Mrs Will Goldberg called to Indianapolis because of ill health of sister Mrs Mark Auerbach.
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W. H. Miller
Terre Haute
Linton
Grace Slinkard
Esther Jane
Anna Mary
Harris Wilkie
Robert
California
Slinkard
Bakersfield
Robert Laffoon
Wilkie
Clifford Baughman
Richmond
Cal
George Sahms
Mary Margaret
B. C. Sahms
Okeene, Okla
John Sahms
Will Goldberg
Indianapolis
Mark Auerbach
Tri Kappa Initiates Three Members In Linton Ceremony
The Linton Tri Kappa sorority initiated Misses Mary Margaret Froeschke and Jean Humphreys and Mrs. Frank Welch Jr. at the American Legion Home. The pledges were pledged during a service, followed by dinner arranged in a K shaped table setup with black and white colors and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Froeschke
Jean Humphreys
Frank Welch, Jr
Linton Tri Kappa Sorority
Americaan Legion
Miss Froeschke
Miss Humphreys
Welch
Robert L. Akre
William Sahm
M. L. Corbin
Leonard Guiffre
George Haworth
Gladys Mitchell
Needlecraft Club Ends Season With Picnic at Linton Park
Needlecraft club closed its season with an annual picnic in Linton City park. Members and guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bjorkland and Mrs. Bjorkland's mother Mrs. Bernhardt, and many others. The group plans to resume activities in September with Mrs. Ben Bjorkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Linton City Park
Ben Bjorkland
Bjorkland
Bernhardt
Harry McGrew
Betty Lucas
Ray Magruder
Marion Tislow
Herschel Headley
Blackwood Coen Wedding Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Betty Blackwood daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Blackwood near Sandborn and Dihone H Coen son of Mr and Mrs Mack Coen of Linton. The ceremony was Wednesday June 8 at First Methodist parsonage Linton. The couple plan to reside on A street northeast Linton.
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Betty Blackwood
John H. Blackwood
Sandborn
Dihone H. Coen
Mack Coen
First Methodist Church
Linton
Guy Ramsey
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Marco Schools
Linton-Stockton High School
Mr and Mrs Stewart Are Guests of Honor at Atlas Party
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller hosted a chairvar i honoring Buena Stewart and her newlywed husband. Mrs Stewart formerly Mildred Miller. The evening featured readings by Mrs David Shields string music by neighborhood boys a Wilma Cole number a Cole and French duet. Refreshments popcorn candy and cigars. About seventy five guests attended including out of town visitors Thomas Marshall Mrs William Cole and daughters Wilma Eva and Earl French Ef fingham Illinois. The couple received many gifts.
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Harry Miller
Atlas Community
Buena Stewart
Stewart
Mildred Miller
David Shields
Wilma Cole
William Cole
Effingham
Ill
Miss Cole
Karl French
Thomas Marshall
Wilma
Eva
Earl French
Effingham, Ill
Nine Mile Ladies Aid Keeps Busy In Church Session
Members of the Nine Mile Ladies Aid held a regular church session with good attendance. Devotions led by Mrs. Rex Hoffeditz, readings by Ruth Cooks ey, and prayers closed the gathering. Dues were paid and minutes approved. An all day church cleaning event was announced with requests for covered dishes.
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Nine Mile Ladies’ Aid Society
Rex Hoffeditz
Ruth Cooksey
Missionary Society Meeting Discusses Rebuilding Rural America
United Brethren Missionary society held a Tuesday afternoon session in the city church. Mrs. Flynn presented topics on the lesson Rebuilding Rural America as papers by Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Roush Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Gonser were read. A brief business period followed and the next meeting date will be announced.
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America
United Brethren Missionary Society
Cliff Walker
E. E. Flynn
Our One Foundation
Hayes
Rousch
Collins
Gonser
Mrs Harley Ham Returns Home From Bloomington Hospital
Mrs Harley Ham, long ill in Bloomington hospital, is back in Linton and will welcome visitors. She requests no visitors between 1 and 5 PM daily.
J U G Club Members Gather at Miss Harrison Home
Miss Clarice Harrison hosted a J U G club gathering with a brief business meeting followed by games contests and refreshments. Attendees included Mary Ann Mc Griffin Margarite Donie Sara Grey Hixon Betty Alsop Norma Jean Hunley Judith Ann Harrison and Clarice Harrison with assistance from Mrs Clarence Harrison.
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Clarice Harrison
J. U. G. Club
Mary Ann McGriffin
Margarite Donie
Sara Grey Hixon
Betty Alsop
Norma Jean Hunley
Judith Ann Harrison
Clarence Harrison
Bridge Party Held At Switz City Hostess Mrs Ross Evans
SWITZ CITY June 16 Mrs Ross Evans hosted a bridge party for friends at her home. Prizes went to Mrs Naomi Sparks Mrs Lucille Aldridge and Mrs Gertrude Foster. Attendees included Mesdames Mona Ramsey Maude Barnes Lester Terrell Lucille Aldridge Gertrude Rhodenbeck Florence Jaffre Lydia Gastineau Madge Bridwell and Miss Freda Mathers Vivian Hollars Mary Frakes. Refreshments followed the games.
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Switz City
Ross Evans
Naomi Sparks
Lucille Aldridge
Gertrude Foster
Mesdames
Mona Ramsey
Maude Barnes
Lester Terrell
Gertrude Rhodenbeck
Florence Jaffre
Lydia Gastineau
Madge Bridwell
Freda Mathers
Vivian Hollars
Mary Frakes
Liberia missions wide in scope
Washington reports American missionaries in Liberia travel hundreds of miles yearly through jungles by hammock to provide religious, medical, and educational aid. For six months the bishop and assistants explore inland or voyage 450 miles along the coast by launch seeking converts and care, while torrential rain limits work the rest of the year to a small coastal strip.
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Washington
U.P
Liberia
Leopold Krull
African Republic
Krull
Aves
Republic
Sandborn Lions to Organize Elnora Chapter Meeting
Sandborn Indiana June 16 members of the Sandborn Lions club will lead a meeting at the Elnora Christian church to organize an Elnora Lions chapter. Odon Lions club members and state officers will attend, with a banquet served for members and guests.
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Sandborn
Ind
Sandborn Lions Club
Elnora Christian Church
Elnora
Lions Club
Odon Lions Club
What Do You Think What Do You Think What Do You Think
Citizens share summer entertainments from softball swimming hiking fishing and trips. Respondents include businesspeople clerks students and a high school girl describing camps picnics and baseball games. A follow up asks whether municipal pool charges should be made.
Steady Australian Marriage Rate Global Rank
Canberra reports statistics showing Australia has the world’s most stable marrying pattern. Despite war and modern life, the marriage rate remains 8.4 per 1000, unchanged since 1908, with Russia South Africa Germany Denmark and Romania ranking above and Italy below.
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Canberra
U.P
Russia
South Africa
Germany
Denmark
Rumania
Italy
Mrs Olive Fish Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Olive Fish, previously ill at her sister Mrs Volney Perkins’s home on Second Street Southwest, was brought back Wednesday to her residence in Pleasantville and is reported to be much improved.
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Olive Fish
Volney Perkins
Second Street
Pleasantville
S.S.S. Tonic Promises New Life For Red Blood Cells
An old advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as an internal remedy to rebuild red blood cells, restore energy, regain weight, strengthen nerves, and give skin a healthy glow. It claims scientific support and urges purchase at any drug store from S.S.S. Co.
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S.S.S
S.S.S. Co
National Cherry Festival Set for July 13 to 15
Traverse City Michigan will host the National Cherry Festival from July 13 to 15. Highlights include the coronation of the cherry queen, the grand floral parade, Summers Night, and a juvenile parade. Previous events drew about 100000 spectators as orchards expect peak harvest.
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de Kusse
Traverse City
Mich
U.P
Austin C. Batdorff
Longevity Ends Brief California Marriage Romance
In Long Beach California after a marriage of just over a month the oldest couple to obtain a license in the state saw the wife Mrs. Spencer H. St. John die at 85 leaving the 90 year old husband a widower.
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Long ‘Beach
Cal
U.P
Spencer H. St. John
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Linton Daily Citizen
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Paar
M. E
Baptist
American Legion Auxiliary
Sergents
American Legion
The
Omen’s Relief Corps
Red N’s Hall
Hursday
S. Lou Fleetwood
Mrs. Harting
Legion
P.m
He Alpha Bible Class
M. Church
Guy Imsey
J. T. M. Club
William Smith
Diancla Club
Adam Topping
East Cennes Street
nnett-Vaughn
Rthday
Tri Kappas
Mrs. Stewart
Nine Mile Group
Business
Hickey
Texaco
Sts
N.E
Davis
Saabe Associate
Paul Gambill, Mer
North Main St
Cheney
Cceney
Rhodenbeck E
Etl Aieke
Smith-Alsop
Nas
So Smith
Smith
Hamilton Drug CO
Linton Hardware and Furniture CO
Clayton Funeral Home
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