Social calendar and lodge meetings listed
Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improve Order of Bad Men holds a 7:00 p.m. home gathering. Columbian Chapter No. 140 C E S meets at 7:30 p.m. with membership service. Chapter No. 140 C E B S memorial service at the hall. Onward Bible class of the U B church meets at Mrs Effie Everett’s home on First Street southeast at 7:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Chapter
The
U. B. Church
Effie Everett
First Street
Birthday Party Honors Little Miss J Ann Marty
A surprise birthday party was held for Jo Ann Marty of West Linton hosted by friends. Guests listed include Margaret Ann, Mary Esther, Betty Jo, Johnny Mack Morrison, Hele Louise Morrison, Delores Mat Combs, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ann Marty
West Linton
Margaret Ann
Mary Esther
Betty Jo
Johnny Mack
Hele Louise Morrison
Delores Mat Combs
Hubert Dennis Hudson
Jo Ed
Betty Swe Marty
Leonar
Alphonse Pinide
Yvonn Leroux
Jo Ann Marty
4 H Club Meets at School Building
The 4 H club girls under Miss Norma Fea Smith met at the high school Tuesday for their regular meeting. An interesting program featured Norma Jean Strong Elaine Bunch Mary Bobbitt and Doris Breck with dances piano solos and songs. A picnic was planned for Tuesday at City Park from 9 20 a m to 4 p m with members urged to attend and bring lunch. Members will meet at Mrs Smith or Norma Jean Strong's home for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Fea Smith
Norma Jean Strong
Elaine Bunch
Mary Bobbitt
Pi “P
Yala Sa AG
Ss Eling
Ydea Hern
Doris Breck
Sever
Mrs Smith
Mareo 4-H Girls Elect Officers At Meeting
Mareo 4 H club members met at Mareo High School with Mrs Williams as leader and Helen Shake chosen as reporter. Norma Jan Lucas and Helen Shake elected as officers. Program included songs by Doris Beck Qoal Medlock Anna Williams Ruth Jane Shake readings and group singing. Members present included Doris Beck Opal Medlock Ruby Knowles Margaret Payne Jean Coker Nora Jean Lucas Edith Williams Lara Bell Williams Anna Map Williams Helen Shake Ruth Shake and Forrest Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Maréo High School
Alk
Jeader
Williams
Helen Shake
Norma Jan Lucas
Big Eyes
Doris Beck
Qoal Medlock
Helen Shak
Ruthake
Forrest Dyer
Mrs. Williams
W. F. M. S. Tea Planned at Priest Home
Mrs. Lilian Powell announces the annual W. F. M. S. tea of the First BE church will be held at 299 Fifth Southeast Thursday evening June 24. The event features committees on invitations, decorations, refreshments, and program with couples invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Powell
Andra
Herbert Priest
W. FP. M.S
Powell
Phan
Rand Mies
Bach Rewhtz
W. FP. M
J. R. Mitten
Lew On Reeshments
Roy Borders
Ushys
William Meton
Blue Tri Girls Camping Trip Near Spencer
Several Blue Tri girls from Linton and their leader Miss Estelle Phillips enjoy a camping trip at McCormick's Creek State Park near Spencer this week. Participants include Billie Carlton Mary Belle Clark Virginia Little Dorothy Hofert Marilyn Baker and Eleanor Jeeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Tri
Linton
Estelle Phillips
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Spencer
Billie Carlton
Mary Belle Clark
Virginia Little
Dorothy Hofert
Marilyn Baker
Eleanor Jeeves
H-12-C Club Holds Annual Picnic
The H-12-C club held its annual picnic at City park on Thursday evening with a social hour and covered dish dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Maddison, Everett Cole, Lloyd Richardson, Guy Moss, Emery Huff, Harvey Grounds, Herbert Tincher, Billy Huff, Bobby Moss, Milly and Ossie Browning, Jim My, Rose Marie Tincher, Delores Grounds, Iris Ann and Evelyn Maddison, Forest Gilbert, Mary Ann Cole, Mrs Martha Grounds of St Berniece Ind, Misses Jean Hicks Lois Brown, Phyllis Lee Baize. Regrets were received from Mrs Merlin Grounds Mrs Harold Priest and Mrs Guy Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
John Maddison
Everett Cole
Lloyd Richardson
Guy Moss
Emery Huff
Harvey Grounds
Herbert Tincher
Billy Huff
Bobby Moss
Milly
Ossie Browning
Jimmy
Rose Marie Tincher
Delores Maxine Grounds
Iris Ann
Evelyn Maddison
Forest Gilbert
Mary Ann Cole
Martha Grounds
St. Berniece
Ind
Jean Hicks
Lois Brown
Midland
Phyllis Lee Baize
Merlin Grounds
Harold Priest
Guy Richards
Mrs Young Hosts Bible Class Meeting at Church of Christ
Mrs Earl Young hosted the Ladies Bible class at the Church of Christ on Thursday afternoon. Birthday acknowledgments were given for Mrs Fred Strietelmeier and Mrs Virgil Trinkle. Present were Mesdames Gwin, Love, Baker, Brown, Wakefield, Bacon, Ponni, Price, Edwards, Trinkle, Wonders, Ebler, Grovnds, Poole, Poole, Vineren t, Shouse, Earles, Tenick, Huffman, Frye, Tennick, Young and guests Mrs Adkins, Mary Huffman, Vera Young, and Rev C E Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Young
Church of Christ
Fred Strietelmeier
Vhgil Trinkle
Mesdames FE
F. Gwin
Charles Love
Richard Baker
Earl Brown
Wiliam Wake
Roy Bacon
Hamer Ponni
Johm Price
Babe Edwards
Virgil Trinkle
William Wonders
John Ebler
William Grovnds
Min Poole
Herbert Poole
C. E. Vinerent
Dicey Shouse
Eliza Earles
Sarah Tenick
Effie Huffman
Alice Frye
Grace Tennick
Je. Young
Levi Adkins
Mary Jewel Huffman
Vera Young
Rev
C. E. Vincent
Mrs Campbell and Neill Return From G A R Encampment
Mrs. William Campbell and Mrs. Frank Neill returned home after attending the G A R convention in Logansport. They reported a fine encampment. The 1958 encampment will be held in Kokomo in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Frank Neill
Logansport
Kokomo
Personal notices of local residents visiting and returning
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Miller and children plan a trip to Port Clinton and Mansfield Ohio. Darrell Duchaney of Detroit visits friends and relatives. Lloyd Corbin returns to Milwaukee after attending a grandfather’s death in Linton. Mrs. Wilson Trueblood near here improves after illness. Woody Gary of Danville visits her parents. Dannie Doublemont of Charleston Illinois visits W. Doyle family. Louella Eskew of Detroit visits parents. Jane Fry of Northwestern University returns home for summer with Paul Fry’s family. James Sturtevant and baby Joan leave for St. Louis after visiting C. K. B. Alexander family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Miller
Port Clinton
Mansfield
Ohio
Darrell Duchaney
Detroit, Mich
Lloyd Corbin
Milwaukee
Wis
Linton
George D. Clayton
Mrs. Dannie Doublemont
Charleston
Mrs. W. Doyle
Jane Fry
Northwestern University
Paul Fry
First Street Northwest
James Sturtevant
Joan
St. Louis
Local Social Notes Highlight Linton Visit Highlights
Miss Wilburena Spurgeon and Miss Mary Elizabeth McBride of Jasonville visited friends in Linton last evening. Miss Flomemory Spice of Indiana University is home spending vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thad Spice of A street. Richard Mullins of Terre Haute, Cappie Staker, and John Ax of Jasonville were in Linton Thursday evening visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburena Spurgeon
Mary Elizabeth McBride
Jasonville
Linton
Miss Flomemory Spice
Indiana University
Mrs
Thad Spice
Richard Mullins
Terre Haute
Cappie Staker
John Ax
Local honors for Pope and Millon at Indiana State
Donwood Pope of Vicksburg and Robert Millon of Linton received honors on the annual listing at Indiana State Teachers College. Pope was elected to Pi Gamma Mu social studies honor society and Millon earned a band service monogram as part of a diploma year highlighting 150 high achieving students in scholarship band student government or honorary memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donwood Pope
I. J. Pope
Vicksburg
Robert Millon
Linton
Indiana State Teachers College
Pope
Pi Gamma Mu
Millon
Schoarship
Henry Wesnidge Recovers After Major Wednesday Operation
Henry Wesnidge was taken to Union hospital for treatment, underwent a major operation on Wednesday, and is reported recovering successfully. Social visits fill a busy day as families from Pimento Jacksonville Shelburn and Clay City meet prospects, with U B church Ladies Aid noting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry’ Wesnidge
Union Hospital
L. C. Boyle
Pimento
Harold Boyle
Jacksonville
Fla
Armeda Stout
Bobby
Shelburn
James E. Bowman
Model Tea Room
Lida Harrel
Ross Leachman
Clay City
Leachman
What Do You Think What Do You Think
Inquiring reporter observes town residents in casual activity across streets. Louise Heaton shows a bright red smock while Miss Margaret Cooper hauls groceries, and Wayne Hamilton carries five fly spray guns as town life unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Heaton
Louise
Wayne Hamilton
City
Mr. Hamilton
Nurse Returns Home to Milwaukee After Grandfather's Death
Miss Jessie Corbin a registered nurse has returned to her Milwaukee Wisconsin home following the death of her grandfather George D Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Corbin
Milwaukee, WI
George D. Clayton
New arrival for Earnest Dennis family
Mr and Mrs Earnest Dennis announce the arrival of a baby boy born June 10. The newborn is named Earnest Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Dennis
Ray Taylor Nears Finish on 5th Main Store Project
Ray Taylor has almost completed a new store building located on 5th Main Street near South Linton and just north of the Indian Refining Company depot, marking a notable local construction milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Taylor
5Th Main Street
South Linton
Indian Refining Company
Chalked Out Prison Term Meaning
A historical note explains the prison term chalked out signifying a prisoner is either discharged or executed. When a inmate begins sentence a chalk X marks the cell and the symbol is removed upon execution or release.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Bernadene Hill
Mareo
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Campbell
Neill
Woody Gary
Danville, Ind
Claude Sipes
Louella Eskew
Jasonvile
Citizen Reader
Joe Gerin
Margaret Cooper
Margaret
Clarence “Tite” Weaver
Darrell Duehaney
Claudius Bailey
Darrell
Detroit
Mich
Bil Collins
Carlton
For All
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Peoples Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Derson
Irs
R. W. Cadwell Music House
Sullivan, Ind
Spaulding Sporting Goods
E. J. Ecker & Son
M. J. Aikin & Son Funeral Home
Dagger Aikin
Brown
Greene County
Charles Foster Junior Graves
WBOW
Hollum Bakery
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Rooney Bros
Bay With
Powell Motor Sales
Indiana
Aoe
Ps Towel
Royal Star
Kansas
Huskies
Lipton’s
Crisco
NEW Peas
Sunkist
California
Dot
Nat Oleo
Veal
Creamery
Jersey Maid
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