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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
3
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Society items must be submitted to the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a.m. for same day publication. All personal news lodge party and church items are welcome. Mrs. Belen Grubbe is mentioned as a contact.
Women’s组织 dine at the Country Club at 6 30 pm with state president and guests. Officers to be installed. Clerk’s local meets at K of P hall 7 30 pm. Tri County Chapter DeMolay meets 7 30 pm. Linton Community Conservation Club gathers at Lee Sherrard Park 7 30 pm. Chickateth Council Pocahontas meets Red Men’s Hall 7 30 pm.
Kiwanis meets at Roosevelt hotel 6 30 p m Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas meets at Red Men's hall 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion home 7 30 p m Carpenter Local 487 at K of P hall 7 30 p m Wesleyan Society Glenburn meets at the community house Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 Loyal Order of Moose 1434 meets at the Moose home 7 30 p m
Royal Neighbors meet at the Red Men’s hall at 11 30 a m Eagles Lodge at the hall 7 p m Elks Lodge at Unity Lodge No 637 home 1 0 C F Rotary Rotary Anniversary dinner at the American Legion Home 6 p m Ladies Fancywork Circle with Mrs Mable Shaw for a picnic dinner at noon
Stated meeting of Linton Lodge No. 560 at the hall with 7 30 p m start. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary gathers at the home at 7 p m. W S C S Glenburn meets all day at the community house. Indianola club visits Mrs Clara Dudley at 7 30 p m.
Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Eagle Encampment 222 1 0 0 F meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at the hall at 8 p m
Past presidents of the Women s Auxiliary of the Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post were hosted by Mrs. Harry Wade for a covered dish dinner. Six members and guest Mrs. Robert Raney of Florida attended. New officers were elected: Edna Rossman president Hazel Wade vice president and Hazel McBride secretary treasurer. Prizes of potted plants were awarded to Mrs. McBride and Mrs. Mattie Ecker during a social hour.
Mrs. James F. Hinman Jr. of St. Louis Missouri and her son visit the area for a month staying with Mr. and Mrs. James Hinman Sr. The wife of Sgt. James F. Hinman Jr. is married to a U.S. Air Police member stationed in Seoul.
Greene County Rural Youth club met at Humphreys park Linton with Harold Strickler presiding. A May dance report by Ronald Keller and a July officer election nominating committee were announced. Plans for a June 17 picnic at Shakamak park with Knox County Youth were set, followed by a Sullivan cheese factory tour and a visit to Sullivan Rural Youth that evening.
Members of the Junior Mrs Home Ee club met at the Lyons home of Helen Davidson with Mary Alice Foster as co host. Nineteen members attended as plans for the year were outlined by Phyllis White. Marjorie Lehman led contests with prizes for Betty Newsom and Doris Holtsclaw. Refreshments followed.
Ellis 4 H Club meets in school gym to form a float committee for the 4th of July parade. Minutes read and approved, dues collected, a softball team proposed, club camp discussed, Gail Thornton chosen for the Round-up, and Miss Marilee Buck leads singing with games. refreshments for 28 members and two leaders.
Members of the Ever ready class of Marco Methodist Church met in the church basement for a party. Mrs Mary Garrette hosted. After a brief business session a social hour followed with contest awards to Marjorie Hasler Phyllis Wright and Patty Lucas. Refreshments were served to six members and the hostess.
Dublin June 18 Prime Minister Eamon De Valera announced Ireland will remain outside the North Atlantic Pact while partition persists. He noted Northern Ireland remains part of the United Kingdom and pledged to push for an end to partition before any Irish entry into the pact.
Charles Standish shut his Geneva feed store after three workers were drafted and his manager classified 1-A. He said he lacks the heart to restart with inexperienced help.
A New York column contrasts young movie hopefuls from Paramount's Golden Circle with Alberta Hunter returning to New York. The piece ties ambition in women to public fascination, noting Joan Taylor Barbara Rush Virginia Hall and Alberta Hunters nightly performances at La Commedia as a measure of reinvigorated American talent.
LI BOHNEN of Providence recalls a New Mexico minister who daily watched the Santa Fe Chief from the station. His flock called it eccentric yet he insists he will not give up the train, the town’s sole passage he does not push. A Venice cafe anecdote follows with a famous American novelist and an Italian friend.
A science note explains dusty shoes feel hotter than shiny ones as dust absorbs heat while bright surfaces reflect more sunlight. The comparison highlights how surface texture affects heat absorption and comfort in footwear.
In loving remembrance a child and grandchildren recall a father surrounded by friends yet felt lonely in joys. A heartfelt message expresses longing and sorrow, noting the father is sadly missed by family.
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