Local Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Activities
Various clubs and organizations announce meetings and events around town. 4 H girls clubs, Elks Ladies Bridge, Women’s Relief Corps, American Legion posts and auxiliaries, Moose Lodge, M E church activities, GC BI church choir practice, Shakamak park picnic, Esther girls party, Home League, Salvation Army gatherings, Truth Seekers class, and First Christian Church choir rehearsals are listed with times and locations. Members urged to attend and bring a dish for noon luncheon.
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U. B. Lurch
Lurch
Ranley’ Hastings
Corjed
Community club meetings listed for Quapaw area
Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improv H Order of Red Men meets at Opmy Onward Bible class at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Canon South Main Street A large attendance is requested Stated meeting of the Order of Lasterne Star at 7 30 p m Memor ie B er vges will be held Indalla club meets at Mes Adam Vonderschm dt 1 30 p m H My I girls gather at Miss Mavi e Baker home at 2 p m
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Quapaw Tribe No
Improv
Order of Red
M.n
Opmy
U. B. Hurch
Canon
South Maineet
Order of Lasterne Star
Memorie Ber'vges
Indalla Club
Mes Adam Vonderschmdt
Mavie Baker
Salvation Army Records Service at 20 p.m.
A brief item notes someone serving at the Salvation Army at 20 p.m. The report highlights caregiving or outreach duties in a community kitchen or shelter setting. No further names or locations are provided in readable text.
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The
Salvation Army
Society items deadline notice for Linton Daily Citizen
Note directs society items from clubs, lodges, parties and churches to reach the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a m to appear in that day's issue.
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Itera
Linton Daily Citizen
Bernadine Hill Party Marks Junior Bennett Birthday
A birthday celebration for Junior Bennett was held with guests including Edith Weaver Betty Donald Lew Nadine Weaver Mrs Fannie Angelton Mary Norman Betty Franklin James Bennett Mr and Mrs Haden Bennett Joetta Fay Bennett and Mrs Job Anderson and daughters Vera Gray Mary Preston and Gheater Preston. Attendees from Bloomington Bloomfield Sullivan Jasonville and Linton joined for ice cream and cake as Vera agg and Marty started Indiana summer work.
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Junior Bennett
Mib
Behn
West Linton
Edith Weaver
Betty
Donald Lew
Nadine Weaver
Fannie Angelton
Mary and
Norman
Betty Franklin
James B. Bennett
James Bennett
Haden Bennett
Joetta Fay Bennett
Job Anderson
Vera Gray
Mary
Gheater Preston
S'Eity Wera
Bloomington
Vera
Miss Lorene Lammey Honored at House Party
Miss Lorene Lammey home on vacation from City Hospital Indianapolis where she trains as a nurse. Mr and Mrs John Lammey hosted a party with friends and relatives, enjoying games and refreshments for Lorene and guests including the Anderson and Pigg families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Lammey
John
Lammey
Occan
Loréne Lammey
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Raymond Page
Eugene
Lorene
Oscar Pigg
Elmer Bedwell
Sam Chaney
Madge
Norma
Carl
Robert iNor‘yis
Woodford
Neal
Sarah
Naomi Anderson
David Anderson
John Jammey
Edward
Bert
Paul
Constance Frye Weds Terre Haute Man At Central Church
Constance Frye formerly of this city married Stanford Don Gilly of Terre Haute at Central Presbyterian Church in Terre Haute on Monday June 15. The bride wore a light blue chiffon dress with yellow accessories and yellow rose corsage. Maid of honor Miss Muriel Mattox in white lace. best man Harry D Arnot. Mrs. Gilly sang with Leo Baxter orchestra on WBOW as Jean Norman. The couple will reside at Hagle Apartments 23883 North Fourteenth Street apartment 2 Terre Haute.
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Constance Frye
Terre Haute
Stanford Don Gilly
Lio
Richmond
Central Presbyterian Church
Muriel Mattox
Harry D’armott
Gilly
Leo Baxter
WBOW
Jean Norman
Linton High School
Tri Kappa Convention Report Given at Meet
A Tri Kappa Third Province convention report was presented at the Linton Public Library meeting. Attendees from Linton included Miss Ethel Heitman and several delegates as plans formed for an initiatory service on July 1 at Roosevelt Hotel and a ceremony at Mrs. William Stewart's home.
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Tri Kappas
Linton Public
Roosevelt Hotel
William‘ Stewart
Ethel Heitman
Province of Tri Kappas
Bloomington
Union Building
Worthington
Sullivan
Bloomfield
Terre Haute
Brazil
Mooresville
Rockville
Martinsville
Clinton
Bedford
Jasonville
Linton
Jasonvillaioha Paster
Mresy Marie Wilson
Brown County
Margaret Cooper
Lucille Browne
George’ Haworth
Robert Akre
Leonard Guiffre
Floyd McCullaveh
Feed Cravens
Smart homemaking trends inspire handwork series
Women embrace handwork at home as a way to livelier, more homelike rooms. Grandmother crochet bedspreads reappear, while modern wives balance skill with style. The paper plans eight articles showing practical household items readers can craft themselves.
Big Candidate Moses Seeks North Dakota Governor Nomination
John Moses, a Hazen attorney and farmer, runs as a Democratic candidate in the North Dakota primary on June 24. At six feet five inches, he is described as the tallest candidate ever to seek the state's governorship.
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John Moses
Hazen
N.D
North Dakota
Moses
Local Social Roundup Spends Sunday Visits and House Guests
SUMMERVILLE family schedules and hosting notes show Mr and Mrs Paul Neal and son Bobby visiting Mrs Raymond Pigg and daughter Lorene Tuesday morning. Pimento guests Allard Lammey and family dined with John Lammey's family. Ed Groves of Columbus Ohio visited Arthur Graves on Sunday afternoon.
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Paul Neal
Bobby
Raymond Pigg
Lorene
Allard Lammey
Pimento
John Lammey
Ed Groves
6Columbus
Arthur Graves
Barbara Hutton Reventlow dances in London dining room
In a rare public appearance since illness Countess Barbara Hutton von Haugwite Reventlow and her husband Count Kurt von Haugwite Reventlow share a dance in a London restaurant. The heiress wears a famous diamond and ruby necklace. Her son Lance was christened recently.
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Barbara Hutton von Haugwite Reventlow
Count Kurt von Haugwite Reventlow
London
Babs
Lance
Lyons and others attend Dugger Church services
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pigg and Mrs. Raymond Pigg were in Linton Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bart McKee and sons Gary and Carl Lee Benjamin of Vincennes attended church services at the Dugger Church of Christ Sunday evening.
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Lyons
Oscar ‘Pigg
Raymond
Bloomfield Angles: Local Residents in Indiana Towns
Harlan Burcham of South Bend spent the weekend in Jasonville. Ivan Condor Ebron Crowe and Herbert Hardin attended the dedication at Vincennes Sunday. Dick Williams goes to Fort Knox for six weeks of ROTC field work. Mev Williams has three years of military training at Purdue. William Powell of Sullivan was in town Tuesday on business.
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Harlan Burcham
South Bend
Jasonville
Ivan Condor
Ebron Crowe
Herbert Hardin
Vincennes
Dick Williams
Fort Knox
Williams
Purdue
William Powell
Sullivan
Cast to rehearse new play at Linton Public Library
The cast of Two, Thousand Miles for a Book will meet at Linton Public Library for practice at 7:80 tonight June 17. All members urged to attend. The play is set for River Vale on July 7.
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Linton Public Library
Rivervale
Returns to Detroit Home
Mrs. Ernestine Stone of Detroit has returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Canady near Linton. Her sister Miss Irene Canady accompanied her to Detroit for a few weeks visit.
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Detroit
Ernestine Stone
Mich
Clarence Canady
Linton
Irene Canady
Local social notes from Sandborn and Vincennes area
A June social roundup records visits and movements of residents. Mrs. Oscar Southern and children Mary and Huston Southern of Owensville attended the Clark memorial dedication at Vincennes. The Goodman family hosted guests from Owensville and Terre Haute. Betty Young of Waterloo attended a visit, and Lucille Lockard plans Chicago summer time with relatives after teaching in Princeton.
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Sandborn
Ind
Vincennes
Oscar Southern
Mary Southern
Huston Southern
Owensville
Narle Goodman
Harley Goodman
Terre Haute
Noah Goodman
Charles Young
Betty
Waterloo
Lucille Lockard
Princeton
Kanves Lockard
Miss Lockard
Chicago
Alfred Brinson
Gladenshire
Helen
Serre Haute
Wenton Brashear
R. L. Burton
Lawrence ‘Roddere
Mary, Headley
Louis
Moi
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Soaty Ofj the
M. E. Church
Ty Park
Esther
Shakamak ‘Park
the Salvation Remy
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Cadwell Music House
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Mute How
Bernadine Hill
Mev
Mrs. Fredd
Lester Tentis
Fern Scarbaugh
Robert Patterson
Mark Wesner
Bernard Padgett
Louise Raymer
Clint Raymer
Fourth Street Northwest
Jack Fordyce
C. A. Reading of
St. Louis
C. A. Beck
Robert ‘Abrel
Addison Stewart
Elmer Davis
City
Shakamak State Park
Roger Coan
Woody Tate
Bicknell
A. G. McGuirre
Max Powell
Jere Dace
Patricia McQuade
William Gentry
Jake Tyree
Jere Goodman
Jesse Figgins
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Summerville
Barbara
Count and Countess von Haugwitz-Reventlow
AX & Fry
Overland Sales .Co
Interstate
Greene County Loan CO
Main St
Lemuel Buis
I. K
Linton Milk Co
Penney’s
Linton, Ind
Butterie
Dearmin & CO
City Hall
Oakley
Collas Cafe
Union
Boston
North Main St
Avery Murray Drugs
Kelvinator
Monarch
Linton i |Ardware CO
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Humphreys, Schloot & CO
Clayton
Funeral Home Phone
Eastside Grocery
Southeast
Sixth Street Delivery Service
Washington Township
S. J. Sparks
Welch Wampler
Linton Trust Bank
Linton, Properties
Nice Farms
T'joral
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