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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

4

Mrs Hale Is Feted At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. Mary Hale of Linton was honored at a surprise birthday party at Humphreyspark shelter house Sunday. Hostess Mrs. Hazel Houchin and assistant Mrs. Clyde Copeland planned a long table birthday display with gifts and a decorated cake while guests visited. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rhodes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Simons, and several other Linton and Dugger area residents.

Mary Hale Linton Humphreyspark Hazel Houchin Clyde Copeland Cass Pete Barton Fern Simons Clovis Camden Ernest Simon Copeland Tommy Francis Harley Miller Lintch Bud Robertson Barbarla Paxton Noble Cox Louis McKay Steve Dugger Houchin Hale

Society Notes Boost Local Club Activities

Society items list upcoming events at churches lodges and clubs with member news and notices. The page includes teasers for social gatherings engagements and seasonal celebrations centered in the local community.

Ann Toney

Community Club Meetings and Election of Officers Notice

The Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at 7:00 p.m. at the hall. Col Um bi an Chapter No 140 OES gathers at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic hall. Sunset Wranglers convene at the Conservation Club at 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at the Moose Home at 8:00 p.m. Ruthseekers class at EUB church with Mrs Flossie Correll at 2:00 p.m. Miss Verna Moody co-hostess, election of officers.

Improved Order of Red Men O.E.S Masonic Hall Sunset Wranglers Conservation Club Women of the Moose Moose Home Ruthseekers EUB Church Flossie Correll Verna Moody

Survivors of Vets May Get More Money

VA widows of service connected deaths may receive higher survivor benefits under the new pay bill effective June 1, 1958. Indianapolis VA official A J Bochicchio says most increases relate to basic pay, with about 90 percent of eligible widows gaining $1 to $3 monthly after individual audits. Automatic payments start, retroactive to June 1, 1958, and no action is needed by affected widows.

Veterans Administration A. J. Bochicchio Indianapolis Bochicchio

Betrothal announced for Miss Joy McCammon and Ona Bough

Mrs. Freda M Dunahey of Dugger announces the engagement of her daughter Joy Kay McCammon to Ona Allen Bough son of Mr and Mrs Orman Bough of Linton. Bough was discharged from the U S Army in February after three years of service. McCammon attends Union High School in Dugger. No wedding date set.

Freda M. Dunahey Dugger Joy Kay McCammon Ona Allen Bough Orman Bough Linton Bough U.S. Army Miss McCammon Union High School

M N C Club Meets At Mrs Garrett Home

The M N C club gathered at Mrs Nancy Garrett home with Mrs Iris Love as co host. President Mary McCraney led a brief meeting and social hour. Prizes were awarded for contests and refreshments served by the hostesses to members and Miss Jeanne Goodman. The next meeting is set for June 25 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Vera Goodmans home with Miss Jeanie Goodman as co host.

M.N.C. Club Nancy Garrett Iris Love Mary McCraney Garrett Mrs. Love Mable Henico Lola Gray Maggie Murdock Vera Goodman Margaret Tryon Margaret Richards Jeanne Goodman Jeanie Goodman

Past Noble Grands Hold Meeting Here

Mrs. Grace Terhune hosted the Past Noble Grands club of Linton for the June meeting at her home. Mrs. Ayle Martin led the devotional with the theme Motive for Life. Pillow cases were given to Dolly Headley as a club project. Prizes went to Mary Nickerson, Pliza Stanton, Ethel Rhorer, Dolly Headley, Margaret Layman, Maudeline Bicknell, and Vilas Beveridge. refreshments followed.

Grace Terhune Noble Grands Club Linton Ayle Martin Dolly Headley Mary Nickerson Pliza Stanton Ethel Rhorer Margaret Layman Maudeline Bicknell Vilas Beveridge

Lebanon Church Class Holds June Meeting

Mrs Ruth Pickel hosted the King’s Daughters class of Lebanon Baptist Church at her home for the June meeting. Mrs Audrey Pope led prayer and Mrs Virginia Taylor led the devotional Life in the Spirit. Plans included an August Shakamak picnic and buying church kitchen silverware. Prizes were awarded during social hour.

Ruth Pickel King’s Daughters Lebanon Baptist Church Audrey Pope Virginia Taylor Ruth Mull Elwood Shakamak

Class of 1948 Holds Reunion at Linton-Stockton High

Members of the 1948 graduating class gathered at the Masonic hall in Linton for their tenth anniversary reunion. A banquet featured prayers, welcome remarks, and a program with class letters and a prophecy. Prizes recognized travel distance and family milestones, with plans discussed for a 1963 gathering.

Linton - Stockton High School Masonic Hall Linton Barbara Richards Smith Virginia Hawkins Lee Bill Poe Maryanna McBride Joy Murdock Pruett Max Dye Marilee Gainey Betty

Local Social Event Hosts Brighten Evening

The hostess Mrs Pickel served refreshments at the close of the evening to a large group of guests including Mrs Ruby Mears Mrs Bernice Mitchell Mesdames Mildred Cadwell Lola Mitchell Audrey Pope and others.

Miss Heaton Weds Bloomfield Man In Simple Ceremony

Miss Katie Heaton married Earl White at the Parsons Apartments Bloomfield after a June 11 ceremony officiated by Rev Lloyd Miller. The couple, with families present, plans home life in Bloomfield. Heaton, a Sullivan rural route graduate, and White, a Bloomfield High School alumnus, run White's Gulf Service Station. Mount Marcy and Balsam Cap featured as New York peaks in a closing note.

Earl “Nit” White Parsons Bloomfield Lloyd Miller First Christian Church Jasovnnlie Katie Heaton Maurice Heaton Sullivan Rural Route White Vern White Dugger High School Hanover College Bloomfield High School Gulf West Main Street New York State Mount Marcy Adirondacks Catskill Mountains Ulster County

Reverend Bredeweg Receives Doctor of Divinity Degree

Rev. Harry W. Bredeweg of Terre Haute receives an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Mission House Seminary Plymouth Wisconsin at the annual commencement on Sunday June 1. He leads the South Indiana Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church overseeing five states.

Harry W. Bredeweg Potomac Avenue Edgewood Grovewood Terre Haute Effie M. Bredeweg Linton Mission House Seminary Plymouth Wisconsin Bredeweg South Indiana

Engagement Planned for Janet Rose to Wayne Miller

Mr and Mrs Thomas A Rose of Chesterton announce the engagement of their daughter Janet E Rose formerly of Linton to Wayne L Miller son of Mr and Mrs Marion Miller of Gary The couple set a marriage date of Thursday July 3 in Texas the state lists more than 183000 oil wells across 6169 fields

Thomas A. Rose Chesterton Linton Janet E Wayne L. Miller Marion Miller Gary

Women's Fellowship Luncheon Led by Mrs Liston at Linton Church

Mrs Vera Liston hosted the Christian Women's Fellowship luncheon at Linton First Christian Church with co host Mrs Ray Singer. Officers elected for the coming year include Maurice Witty president Hazel Stark vice president John Yaw secretary and Woodrow Smith treasurer. A memorial prayer honored Miss Bess Barry who died in September and missions funding was boosted.

Vera Liston Christian Woman's Fellowship Linton First Christian Church Ray Singer Hazel Stark B. R. McGriffin

Fraser Marks Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fraser Mark celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Fraser and their sons Cyrus Ronnie Phil and Floyd John Fraser of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Carl Cole and son Tony and daughter Mrs Bessie Brown of Indianapolis and Miss Loretta Hockman of Switz City.

Leon Fraser Albert Fraser Cyrus Ronnie Phil Floyd John Fraser Indianapolis Carl Cole Tony Bessie Brown Loretta Hockman Switz City

Mt. Moriah Youth Enjoy Picnic Affair

The Mt. Moriah church Youth Fellowship held a picnic at Shakamak State Park on Sunday after Sunday school with bus transport from the church led by Mrs. Eva Richardson. An ice cream social was announced and the next meeting set for 7 30 p m on June 23. Sponsors included Mrs. Fern Black, Mrs. Mary Foster, Mrs. Esele Near and Mrs. Lois Aszey and many youths attended.

Mt. Moriah Shakamak State Park Eva Richardson Fern Black Mary Foster Esele Near Lois Aszey Youngeople Ronnie Near Tucker F Gg Sandra Hays Jo Childs Ronnie Hale Gale Asrey Carol Hae Dixie Deiss Larry Foster Ry Jerrell Nancy Black Danny James Joyce Childs Ralph Cox Jerry Childs Carolyn Near Diana Payne Wilson Brewer Donna Bedwell Jimmie Bedwell Wayne Scott Wanda Scott Druward ‘Brewer

Women of Moose Initiate Six Members in Linton Chapter

The Linton Chapter of the Women of the Moose initiated six new members and elected officers at the local lodge hall on Friday. Initiates were Rosalie White Ben Stough Elizabeth O’Hern Ellen Kimberly Vera Dean Moody and Inez Fry. New officers include Junior Graduate Regent Alice Bargar Senior Regent Freda Wilson Junior Regent Maggie Murdock chaplain Ruth Hightower and publicity chair Martha Smith. A social hour with cake and coffee followed.

Linton The Women of the Moose Rosalie White Ben Stough Elizabeth O’hern Ellen Kimberly Vera Dean Moody Inez Fry Alice Bargar Freda Wilson Maggie Murdock Ruth Hightower Martha Smith Thelma Squires

Texas Refineries Processed 788 Million Barrels in 1957

Texas oil refineries processed 788 million barrels of crude oil in 1957, representing 72 percent of the state's total crude oil production.

Texas Oil Refineries

Saron Class Meets With Mrs Ostrander

The Saron Class of the Lin der held its June meeting at Mrs. Bertha Ostrander home with eleven members present. Evelyn Kratzat led the devotional period and a short business session followed. Anna Kramer announced two contests during social hour with prizes awarded to Alma Wills and Helen Mochimann. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be a picnic at Humphreys Park.

Linder Bertha Ostrander Evelyn Kratzat Reka Berns Anna Kramer Alma Wills Helen Mochimann Frances Bredeweg Marie Fishe Lena Hofert Bessie Kramer Florence Kramer Humphreys Park

Baptist Class Dinner Meeting at First Baptist

Members of Keystone class of First Baptist church enjoyed a covered dish dinner in the lower auditorium. Mrs. Zula Sipes led the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Mary Rea. A report on ill members and a kitchen refrigerator project were discussed. Several members gave devotionals and guests attended.

First Baptist Church Zula Sipes Mary Rea Rayden Rea Douglas Toney

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Mrs. Hale Lebanon Church Jeanne Booker John Frayer Bettie Jo Curtiss Charles Woodruff Don Workman Harlan Pruett Joy Murdock Bob Wonders Bill Haussin Clifford Jones Dorothy Franklin Walter Sutphin Patty Roach Marilyn Bedwell Miller Paul Falk Mary Felxer Elaine Tinch James Robbins Patty Wilkes Rosella Perigo Kenneth Sell Betty Morrison Don Tincher Jim Smith Barbara Richards Winfred Page Barbara Chamberlain Alfred McBride Maryanna Shepard Marion Woolsey Nigel Lehman Richard Hill Willam Lee Laymon Junior Collins Eugene Lentz Meeda Lynn Bennie Lee Virginia Hawkins Don Worth Bedonna Bolton Bob Elkins Bob Steele Roy Price Bob Boone Berniece Gilligan Miss Heaton France Texas Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mark Women of Moose Saron Baptist U.S Pablo Picasso Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford Conn Formfit Linton Merchants Association Cushing N. Main New Home Furnishing Co Furnishing Company W. Vincennes
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