Calendar items and meeting notices for local groups
Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion home 6 30 p m. Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men at their hall 7 p m. Linton Shuffle Board club 6 30 p m City park Alpha Bible class M church with Mrs Guy Kinsey 7 30 p m Columbian Circle 140 C E S 7 30 p m. half mortals services held. Members welcome.
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Sons of American Legion
Legion
Linton Shuffle Board Club
Alpha Bible Class
The
M. Church
Guy Kinsey
Missionary Society Plans Guest Tea at First Methodist
Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Wil Melton on Fairview Road for their regular monthly gathering. Plans for a guest tea were discussed after devotional remarks by Mrs. Wisconsin and a program led by Mrs. Clyde Kirk is. Attendees included five guests and members, with reports from the Eduah B rman Memorial School in In and a notice from Virginia Clark of Caw Africa.
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First Methodist Rct
Wil Melton
Fairview Road
Lillian Powell
Wilconsin
Her- Priest
Melton
Raymond Hull
Clyde Kirk
Guy Ramsey
Wills
Metter
Eduah Brman Memorial School
Virginia Clark
Caw- Africa
Shirley In
Sam Baxley
Jett Griffith
Mary Col
Alva Liffick
S. T. C. Meeting Highlights At Dugandk Home
Lowell Hale hosts a regular S. T. C. gathering in Dug-K with members including Mrs. Grounds Harbin Rich Richards Hale Lad Waddell Miller. Games yield winners George Risinger Mrs. Guyards and Mrs. Irvin Coffey. Next meeting two weeks away hosted by Mrs. Waddell Gambill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Hale
Ratn Shower
Dug- K
George Risinger
Guyards
Irvin Coffey
William Grounds
Reece Harbin
Guy Rich
Hallie Richards
Best Hale
Eugene Lad
Bridge Club Dinner At Harting Home
Ner Bridge Club entertained guests at the home of Mrs. Lou Fletwood with a Thursday night dinner bridge. Three course meal and spring decor accompanied the bridge game. First and second prizes awarded to Mrs ing Maxwell and Mrs E V Bull laude. many guests listed among attendees.
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Otto Harting
Lou Fletwood
City
Ing
Ray Reed
E. V. Bull ‘Laude
Maxwell
Sy Schloot
Floyd McCul
SPERSONALS: Local residents on trips and moves
Mrs. E. A. Powell leaves today for the Whiting Sanitarium in Martinsville to stay the rest of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Simms return from Chicago on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Schloot spend the day in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Murdock return from Goshen to reside here. Mrs. Claude Maxwell and Mrs. Catherine Froeschke spend the day in Indianapolis. Mrs. W. F. Craft visits friends in Indianapolis.
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E. A. Powell
Whiting Sanitarium
Martinsville
Charles Kemp
Gilbert Simms
Chicago
Jasper Schloot
Indianapolis
John R. Murdock
Ben
Goshen
Claude Maxwell
Catherine Froeschke
W. F. Craft
Westphalia Ladies Aid Meet At Anna Steins Home
The Ladies Aid of Linton Saron Reformed church gathers at Mrs. Anna Stein’s Westphalia home for an all day meeting. A noon covered dish luncheon, devotional by Mrs. Charles Tindall, reading Great Souls at Work and poem I Am, solo by Mrs. Elsie Asdell, and social games follow a brief business session led by President Mrs. John Berns. Refreshments end the event with attendees from Linton including Grace Pope and Lynn Berns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stein
Westphalia
Ladies Aid Society
Linton Saron Reformed Church
John Berns
Charles Tindall
Elsie Asdell
George Haseman
Grace 'Pope
Linton
Grace Pope
Will Bovenschen
Will Harting
Frances Bredeweg
Lynn
Henry Bredeweg
Ed Ecker
Washington Township 4-H Club Shifts Meetings to Friday
Washington Township Jolly Seamstress 4-H club hosted Miss Nina Brinson as hostess for a regular meeting. The group, led by the president, voted to move future sessions from Thursday to Friday. A social hour followed the business, with refreshments served. next gathering set at Miss Louise Fuel’s home.
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Ilene
Nina Brinson
Washington Township
Motion Picture Baby Show at Grand Theatre
The Motion Picture Baby Show photographs 80 babies by Taylor Brown to be shown on June 22 23 at the Grand theatre. Voters are asked to select favorites among the listed children with encouragement to support purchases at local merchants and vote for their preferred baby.
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Taylor Brown
Grand Theatre
Rita Joan Oniones
Charles Ray Greenwood
Patricia Geary
Howard Lee Sims
Joyce Ann Collins
Dixie Greenwood
Harry Scott
Sondra Lynn Winters
Frances Ann Phillips
Janet Lee Fitzpatrick
Tona Oliver
Lloyd Corbin
Emile Gray
Donald Spice
Sherill Johnson, Jr
Bill Drockett
Benny Wright
Philip Akre
John Jones
Billy Burris
Norman Chafey
Linda Carpenter
Bill Welch
Billy Keith Hale
Raymond Dodd
Bruce Russell
Doris French
Byron Edwards
Jimmy Branstetter
Edward Earle Barnett
Stella Kirkley
Eleanor Witty
Jesse Elaine Tincher
Marlene Wall
Patty O’hern
Billy Hays
Larry Heaton
Janice Buckner
Jerry Rice
Jerry Howell
Freida Wood
Danny Fish
Shirley Mottern
4 H Clubs Hold Gathering Here
The Busy Fingers 4 H club led the Stockton township gathering at the high school for its weekly meeting. Margaret Rogers demonstrated, Billy Heenan played saxophone with June Meng at the piano, and Catherine Rogers performed a tap dance. Harrett Engle Betty Jo Borders and Miriam Clayton described Purdue University Roundup highlights. The meeting closed with group singing.
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Busy Fingers
Catherine Rogers
Indiana
Paris Styles on Weddings Show Fashion Cues
Paris wedding fashion gleams with Mainbocher gowns and elegant coats. The piece highlights Ann France Bird and Thomas Wilson Jr and European royalty including Princes Eugenie of Greece and Princess Georges of Greece, noting navy, dove gray and blue crepe ensembles and the rising popularity of gray tones.
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Audrey Ames
United Press
Paris
U.P
Ann France Bird
Thomas Wilson, Jr
Eugenie
Greece
Radiziwill
Molyneux
Georges
Sixte de ‘Bourbon Parme
Princesse de Bourbon Parme
Dugger Class Outing at Shakamak State Park
Sun day school class taught by Mrs. Frank Denman enjoyed an outing at Shakamak state park in Jasonville recreation facilities. Attendees included Misses Fonia Holland and others, plus Mrs. Denman, and her children Pauline, Junior and Clovis.
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Bruce
Ruth Howell
Ruth Young
Willanna Waymire
Marian Hutchinson
Anna Bell Hickman
Hanna Bell Roeder
Eva Mae Hickman
Alice Denman
Jessie Comstock
Carol Hunter
Freeda Nichols
Lillian Roberts
Denman
Pauline
Junior
Clovis
What Do You Think About Pool Fees and Public Access
A community debate records varied views on charging for municipal pool use. Clerks and business leaders discuss funding through city support, nominal fees, or time-based access to cover lifeguard and supervision costs, with a suggestion for civic group sponsorship. A follow-up asks about Schmeling Louis fight outcome.
Paris brides favor gray blue and white wedding wear
Fashion tip notes shades of gray and blue with white as preferred wedding wear for Paris brides. The advice stresses elegant color harmony and seasonal style for brides attending Paris celebrations.
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Paris
Oil painting of President Coolidge joins Union League collection
An oil portrait of the late President Calvin Coolidge by William McGregor Paxton of Newton Center Mass hangs in Philadelphia Union League and will be added to the league's collection of presidential portraits.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
Philadelphia Union League
William McGregor Paxton
Newton Center
Mass
Two New Members welcomed to Dugger Gamma Delta Guild
Dugger June 17 Two new members Miss Mary Thompson and Mrs. Sarah Lou Whitemore joined the Dugger Gamma Delta chapter of the World Wide Guild at a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. Edith Willis. The group planned its July picnic in the Linton City park and conducted a brief business session led by president Miss Marie Denman.
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Dugger
Mary Thompson
Sarah Lou Whitemore
Dugger Gamma Delta Chapter
World Wide Guild
Edith Willis
Guild
Marie Denman
Linton
Lillian Roberts
Truth-Seekers Class Dines, Holds Business Session
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hastings hosted the Truth-Seekers class of the United Brethren Sunday-school in Ellis on Thursday. Eleven members and eleven guests shared a noon dinner followed by a brief business session led by president Mrs. Nellie Brewer and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hastings
Ellis
United Brethren Sunday — School
Nellie Brewer
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Linton Daily Citizen
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Issionary Society
S. Lowell Hale
ner-Bridge Club
Ose
Homer Fordyce
Bull
Claude Ell
Floyd Meugh
Harting
Hickey
Texaco ST
Rhodenbeck Bros
FORD
Chevrolet
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Linton, Indiana
Oakley
California
Gerber’s Baby Food
Alaska
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Sunkist
California Burbanks
Muselman's
Dixie Brand
Sausag
Pounce
Groun
Brat
Quazeoe
Dole
BOC
Oakley’s
Coolidge
Walden Eaton
Walnut and
Fifth Sts
Washington, Indiana
Greene County Loan CO
S. Main St
Ind
W. W. G. Sinjoys Meeting
KODAK
Brown
Greene County
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