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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
5
County Post No 1162 Weisk of Foreign Wars hosts at 7 30. Quapaw Council No 80 Boy Scouts at 7. Girl Scouts meet at Legion home at 7. Socialist local in hall over Post 116 at 7 30.
Wednesday features include Ridge Club with Mrs Adolph Kramer at 7 30 p m Chapter 209 Women of Moose at 7 p m Mewburn Aid Society Christian Ladies meet at church 2 p m Gamma Tau Tri Kappa at the library 7 30 Rotary luncheon at American Legion 12 15 I O O F lodge No 637 meets at home 6 18 Eagles lodge holds regular session at hall 7 p m
Thursday events include Pauraday Bridge Club steak fry at Mrs. John Morgan's at 5 30. Women’s Relief Corps at Red Men’s Hall 7 p.m. American Legion posts 7 30 p.m. Auxiliary at 7 30. Linton Lodge 560 F and A M 7 30. Friendly Bible Day at Christian Church 2 p.m. Mrs J R Clark hosts. Afternoon club 1 30. Handkerchief drive for Mrs Bogard and Mrs Gray. Pythian Sisters circle not meeting this week. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at 2 p.m. with Mrs Slinkard. Standard Bearers 7 15 with Ruby Hannum 382 Second St. Circle des Amis 1 p.m. Nola Yoder House. Truth Seekers class Boston 2 p.m. Large entrance desired. Ladies Aid Saron Reformed 2 p.m. with Mrs Berns.
Men attend the 7 p m stated meeting of the Columbian chapter with noted Indianola club gathering on the agenda.
Walter Wakefield and Watson Neal, Jasonville merchants, toured Linton for business. Dr W C Bull and children joined friends at Cascade Park Bloomington for an all day picnic with Miss Jean Coen and Mrs Ruth Altsman of Indianapolis. Many locals depart for summer study at Butler University and Indiana State Teachers College while others visit family in Terre Haute Indianapolis and Chicago.
A joint picnic will be held at Shakamak state park Thursday for members of the Linton B Y P U and the Jasonville B Y P U. Games by the local girls and boys softball teams open the event followed by a picnic supper and swimming. Local bishops ask members to meet at the church at 5 o clock Thursday evening with supper. Change in date noted.
The Queen Esther circle announces a Golden Jubilee Tea to honor fifty years of young peoples work in Methodist churches. It will be held next Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the church social room with an afternoon program and refreshments. Each member will invite one table of guests, aiming to entertain about sixty women.
Mrs Chris Myers event postponed for No 140 Order Eastern Star at 7 30 M E choir practice 7 Hi Tri party in basement of Christian church 7 All members urged to attend Yaquina club gathers with Mrs John Shaw at 1 30
The notice announces the Eagle Encampment I O O F No 222 meeting scheduled for 8 p m on Saturday. Members are reminded to attend and participate in the lodge activities and prior arrangements.
The Grand presents Bing Crosby in Here Is a Heart tonight marking his final appearance. A dramatic feature titled Age Of Discretion examines divorce and its effects on children, with Paul Lukes Madge Evans Mae Robson and David Jack Holt leading, and Vinson and Ralph Korbos in supporting roles.
Tonight the Sher-Ritz presents Its A Gift with W C Fields and Baby LeRoy for a final showing. Tomorrow and Thursday The Mystery of Edwin Drood stars Claude Rains as a sinister choir master with a notable supporting cast including Douglass Montgomery Heather Angel and David Manners.
The Boy Scouts met at Saron Reformed church with Roy Terrell acting scout master in place of Arthur Berns. Plans include building a rifle range at camp and several lean-tos with outdoor beds. Patrol meeting schedules were announced for multiple homes and the scout camp.
A concise waffle recipe lists ingredients and steps for quick waffles. It uses 2 cups flour 4 tablespoonfuls baking powder 1 tablespoonful salt 144 cups milk 2 eggs beaten separate 4 tablespoonfuls Mazola, mixes dry, adds milk then yolks, folds in stiff egg whites. Batter thick prior to oil. Suggests sour milk and adjusted leavening for tenderness.
Notice to bowlers from Linton invites all women and men to practice Tuesday night. Brazil and Linton teams clash Wednesday evening with women at 7 PM and men at 8 30 PM. Brazil women won when the teams recently met and Linton men were victorious.
The annual mite box opening will be held at Miss Ruby Hannum's home 32 Second Street Southwest at 7 15 o clock Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs John Shaw hosts Yaquina club members at her home west of the city Friday afternoon All members urged to attend.
A 10 card problem from Central Press presents a 6 Hearts contract doubled by West. Declarer ruffs East’s heart, leads clubs and spades, and aims to discard diamonds while West can ruff or not. The solution outlines lines to defeat or fulfill the small slam depending on West’s ruffing choices.
Numerous guests and travelers are listed visiting Dugger and nearby towns. James Sal lender heads to Chicago for five weeks of doctoral work while Paul Jones and families split weekends between Bloomington and Indiana University. Many relatives and friends from Terre Haute Sullivan Jasonville and Detroit are noted as weekend visitors and travelers.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Anetta Fierbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Fierbaugh Bushrod to John W Padgett son of Mrs S C Padgett in Sullivan. The wedding followed a license issued at Sullivan county courthouse on Friday June 7.
Households turn to canned berries for year round desserts with raspberries leading usage. Recipes include Melons Waldorf with black raspberries in honeydew halves and Black Raspberry Triangles using thin pastry, sugar and lemon juice baked to brown. No. 2 cans yield twelve portions in melons and fourteen to sixteen triangles.
The Kings Heralds gathered at Miss Roselia Ault's home for a meeting with members including Mrs Abbie Thomas and Peggy, Velma Ruth Clark, Rosemary Clark, and others. Visitors from Lyons Edwardsport St Louis Indianapolis Palestine and Odon arrived for social visits as residents report health updates and a local play set for June 18 at the high school auditorium.
Hi-Tri invites members to a party in the basement of the First Christian Church Friday evening at 7:30. All members are urged to attend.
The Truth Seekers class of the United Brethren church will gather at Mrs Raymond Boston’s home Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. A large attendance is expected.
Bloomfield items report a Home Improvement club meeting with papers on Marriage Customs in Other Lands and a shower for newlyweds Ray and Mrs. Haines. Other activities include homemakers lab, missionary society gathering, and a Psi Jota Xi convention in Bloomington.
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