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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
5
Reading requests from the NOTH Society and related groups urge Miss Martha Talbott to file items in the Linton Daily burden office by 11 a.m. for that day’s issue. The note lists news from clubs lodges parties churches.
Local society page lists multiple meetings and social events across town. Groups include Kwomien's Relief Corps at Red Men's hall, American Legion posts and auxiliaries, Linton lodge F and A M, Christian church Bible class at Mrs Clark, Thursday Afternoon club, Past Chiefs circle of Pythian Sisters, Women's Foreign Missionary Society, Standard Bearers at Ruby Hannum, Circle des Amis, Nola Yoder Community Truth Seekers, Gigdies Aid of Saron Reformed Church, Elks Ladies bridge, and Dinner Bridge at Mrs Fleetwood's home with hosts Mr and Mrs Hopkins. A Ride A Wee club event was postponed.
Fragments show Quapaw Tribe and Imperial Order of Red Men schedules at 7 pm while Indianola and Eastern Star meetings are noted. A postponed event with Mrs. Chris Myers and choir practice at 7 pm appear among the scattered lines.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Eagle Hines and an I O O V gathering set for Saturday. Details of location time and purpose are unreadable.
Mrs William Goldberg hosted members of the Fruesday athernenn Bridge Club and guest Mrs Jasper Schloot at her home on Br street northeast yesterday afternoon. High score prizes were won by Mrs Schloot and Mrs A M Beasley. Floating prize went to Mrs Otto Harting. A dainty luncheon was served at a small table. Most club members attended with one exception. The group will meet again in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Ray Inman and sons Kenneth Floyd and Gene joined a group for an all day picnic in the hills east of Scotland. A noon picnic dinner was served and the afternoon was spent informally with several picnickers swimming in the creek.
A farewell gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Walton Greenwood’s home marked the sendoff for Delbert and William Tincher who have joined the CCC camp. Guests enjoyed music card games and bingo with prizes awarded to Mrs. Jake Powell Miss Frieda Greenwood Mrs. Joe Tincher and Mrs. W Greenwood. Refreshments included cake sandwiches and iced tea for family members and neighbors.
Mrs Delano rose guest of honor at her home on E street southwest Monday hosted by the Wednesday Night 500 club. Members presented gifts and several 500 games yielded prizes for high scorers Mrs Floyd McCullaugh and Mrs Lee Hixon. Dainty refreshments followed with guests and club members named.
A surprise birthday dinner celebrated Ferman McDonald of Lonetree for his 60th birth anniversary. A large noon meal followed by blessings, with numerous relatives and friends in attendance from nearby communities and beyond.
A miscellaneous shower honored Mildred Barnard, Athena Barnard, and guests. Sol Burcham remains ill. Roy Buskirk’s family and Joe Buskirk visit Worthington as he stays ill. Beulah Gabbard visits with Dolpha Gabbard. Thelma Swaby returns from Terre Haute to Vincennes area. Carl Gartner and Hess family of Vincennes attend Sunday dinner. Letha McDonald visits Cloral Gabbard. Roy McDonald and Dick Barnard travel to Jasonville. Terre Haute visits and Worthington trips noted.
Mr and Mrs Jack Miller of Gas City Indiana announce the birth of an 80 pound baby boy. The child arrived at their home on Saturday June 15. The mother formerly Miss Mary Cuningham of this city and both mother and baby are reported to be getting along nicely.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Bland arrive from Washington DC for an extended stay with acquaintances in Linton and Worthington. They plan part of their vacation aboard their house boat on Eel river near Worthington.
Mr and Mrs C N Christy came home Tuesday from a two week trip visiting several places of interest. Miss Peggy and Miss Mary Pierpoint also returned Tuesday after spending weeks with relatives at Dupont.
Alaska reports a record 7,481,880 cases of all salmon species for the year, up 2,266,226 from 1938 and surpassing the 1926 peak by over 800,000. Kings fell 10 percent while cahoes chums pinks and reds rose, offering low priced, high protein fish to ease meat shortages. Housewives urged to use salmon in salads sandwiches and baked dishes as a budget friendly option.
Drama featuring Paul Lukas Madge Evans May Robson and child actor David Jack Holt dramatizes divorce rights of children in a court case echo. May Robson portrays a controlling mother in law contending with a father for custody amid separation.
The Sher-Ritz theatre presents The Mystery of Edwin Drood led by Claude Rains with Douglass Montgomery Heather Angel and David Manners in supporting roles. Rains showcases a rich baritone and piano skill while his character shifts from psalm-singing churchman to an opium fiend with murder.
Wes can take several used radios by paying the remaining balance on small monthly payments. Maxwell Furniture Co. advertises reclaim of radios with affordable terms for the right buyer.
A. W. Dean assistant manager of the J C Penney store is enjoying a two weeks vacation Mr and Mrs Dean and their children are visiting relatives in Jefferson City Missouri
Announcement notes the June 14 marriage of Hannah Margaret Swan daughter of Mrs Jane Swan to Elbert Roeder son of Mr and Mrs Henry Roeder both of Dugger Indiana The ceremony was led by Rev G C W Tatem at his home. Both spouses are former Union high school students and reside with the groom's parents.
Old chrysanthemum clumps should be dug up this fall and separated. Use young shoots with roots, discard woody centers, and plant 16 to 18 inches apart. Some divisions can be potted for indoor use at Thanksgiving.
The text traces the Braddock family from youth in Chicago to early work in Weehawken New Jersey. It notes Joe Braddock spotting Jimmy’s potential and guiding him toward a pro boxing career after an amateur streak with 28 knockouts before turning professional in 1926.
E V Shepard describes Churchill and Lent achieving a grand slam by applying three bidding probabilities. The article explains how declarer must weigh West overcall signals, potential false cards, and the odds of finesse versus dropping clubs, concluding the successful play rested on probabilistic reasoning.
The Indiana Beauticians Association will meet at the public library this evening at 8 30. GC B Julian secretary treasurer will attend and possibly a member of the state board. All beauticians in the city are invited to attend this meeting.
The puzzle lists across and down clues with wordplay on verbs, animals, colors, and common terms. Several readable clues reference forms of “to be,” animal names, colors, and standard crossword categories, with a jumbled OCR finish adding stray letters and garbled segments. The legible items include hints for sheep, insects, senses, and compass terms, among others.
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