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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

2

Linton Church of Christ to Host Minister's Pulpit Service

The minister Robert B. Boyd, after meetings in Johnson City Tennessee from June 4 to 15, will preach at the Linton Church of Christ Sunday at 10 80 a m and 7 30 p m Bible school starts at 9 30 with age specific classes. Morning sermon titled Individual Christianity. Young people gather at 6 30 p m for service and the evening evangelistic service features Mr Boyd speaking on This Much I Know.

Robert B. Boyd Johnson City Tenn Linton

Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church Service Schedule

Sunday worship begins at 10:30 with the regular pastor in charge. Church school at 9:30. Sunday evening service at 7:30. City school plans its annual children’s day pageant with cast from Prima and Janitor departments directed by J. Joe Haseman. Choir rehearsals set for Monday and Thursday at 7:30.

Prima Janitar J. Joe Haseman

Church Services Announced by Pastor Ramsey

The notice invites worship at the church with Sunday school at 0 30 and morning worship at 10 30. It lists 6 30 hypworth League and 7 50 evening services. Rev Hilbert Sullivan to lead during Rev Staats absence. all welcome.

Edoir Hypworth League H. G. Ramsey Staats Fred Hilbert Sullivan Hilbert

Calm Center in Moral Storm Sermon Notes

A church announces Sunday activities centered on faith and inner calm. Church school at 9:30, morning worship 10:40 with sermon The Coming of the Holy Spirit, evening service 7:20 with singing, prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. Rev Tucker invites all to attend.

Hev BR. Tucker Yastov

Fathers Day Morning Service Plans at Local Church

A morning service honoring Fathers Day begins at 3:30 oclock with Rev. C B Atkinson of Sullivan as speaker. The event emphasizes a special men service with Rotary members given reserved seats and other men invited. Evening service follows at 7 30 with the sermon God Beareth Them Witness and Put No Difference Between Us and Them.

C. B. Atkinson Sullivan Rotary

God of Our Fathers Theme Urges Worship

A church notice invites attendance with a Sunday service reminder. Harry J. Bailey, minister, stresses the God of our fathers as a potent being recognized in early Jewish and Christian teaching.

Harry J. Bailey

News from Newberry Visitors Share Family Gatherings

Newberry residents and relatives, including Erma Lee and Donald Myers of Bloomfield, visited grandparents Wesley Myers and family. Other locals hosted guests such as Leslie Dye of New Albany, Ralph Hasler, Kate Divemore returning to Chicago, Rollie Chaney family, M H Hawking, Doyle Guthrie, and Charlie Moore with their households.

Erma Lee Donald Myers Bloomfield Mrs Wesley Myers Leslie Dye New Albany Ralph Hasler

Rents Too Were High in Vermilion County 1825

Vermillion County records show James Skinner allowed five dollars for a Clerk’s office room for five months paid from unappropriated treasury funds.

Rush County Commissioners Job Pugh Court House Vermillion County Commissioners James Skinner

Ohio youth claims movie going title

Cleveland resident Victor R. Goldberg says he has watched more than 1,500 motion pictures over four years, totaling over 400 dollars spent. He claims to be the world’s champion film goer, noting he sees a wide range of genres and often doubles features in local theaters.

Cleveland, O Victor R. Goldberg Worl Critie Usher Goldberg New York City Cleveland Columbus Anth F Pwehetat

Campaign to naturalize aliens led by Elks nationwide

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks launches a four point effort to address the alien question on a national scale. It includes a nationwide survey and citizenship drive aided by 1,500 lodges with permanent naturalization committees in each, aiming to integrate aliens into American society. The plan targets all states with figures showing eligible aliens 21 or over from the 1930 census.

Union United States Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elks The Edward J Dbeliever

Driver Unaware of Hidden Dynamite Dangers

Akron Ohio U P reports Hoyt Saunders a police station mechanic felt weak after a police cruiser ride. He picked up a car for servicing not knowing a box of dynamite caps lay in the back seat. Dispatch warned him but he was not listening.

Akron. O U.P Hoyt Saunders Saunders

Gossip and Radio Highlights From 1930s New England

The piece notes Jreenie Wicker receiving the National Women’s Radio Committee award for juvenile entertainment with praise from the League of Women Voters PTA Boston Civic League D A R and others. It also covers Gang Busters cast photo collecting, mini racing in NBC Studios parking lot, Royal Train broadcasting by Gear and Morgan, and Vaughn De Leath substituting on MBS while on vacation.

Jreene Wicker Yankee Heinz Organized Women of New England National Women’s Radio Committee League of Women Voters P.T.A Boston Civic League D.A.R New England Federation of Women's Clubs New England Women's Fanny Brice Bob Young NBC Hollywood George VI Queen Elizabeth Canada United States James P. Morgan Thomas A. Gear Canadian National Railways Morgan Gear Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Vaughn de Leath Voice of Experience MBS Miss de Leath KDKA Pittsburgh New York Washington

Social Security Numbers Reach 44 Million In May 1939

James E. Snider reports 44,292,602 applications for social security numbers by end of May 1939. Indiana totals reach 1,166,491 numbers issued, with 8,098 issued in May for federal old age insurance. Terre Haute office serves eight counties and has issued 19,989 numbers since August 22, 1937. About 30,000 were issued by the post office before that date.

Herre Haute Ind James E. Snider Social Security Board Terre Haute Indiana Snider The Clay, Greene, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo Post Office

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