Social Calendar Items From Local Organizations
Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv meets at Onward Bible class U B arch gathers at 7 30 p m at Mrs Cain South Main. Order of Eastern Star holds 7 30 p m meeting. Memorial services planned. Indianola club meets at Mrs Adam Vonderschmidt 1 80 p m. Hi M Hi girls meet at Miss Mari Baker's home at 2 p m.
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Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improv
Order of Red Men
D.m
U. B. Arch
Cain
South Main Rest
Order of Estern Star
Indianola Club
Adam Vonderschmidt
Mari- Baker
Salvation Army Service at 57 30 P M
A Salvation Army service is scheduled for Saturday at 5 30 p m. The notice notes attendance at the church hall and invites community members.
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The
Salvation Army
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Hogs 15 500 with holdovers 180 up 10 to 15 cents. Heavies 9 40 to 10, mediums 10 20 to 10 55, lights 10 35 to 10 55. Cattle 400, calves 600, slaughter class steady. Steers few on sale, mostly 7 25 to 7 65, heifers 6 25 to 7 25, beef cows 4 75 to 5 50, cutter grades 3 50 to 4 50. Wealers steady, good to choice 8 50 to 9. Sheep 600, market about steady, spring lambs mostly down from 11, bulk 10 50 to 11, fat mediums 3 50 down.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Local Society Notes Requested for Linton Daily Citizen
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 am to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Miss Mildred Terrell Weds Kermit Corbin in Linton
Miss Mildred Terrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Terrell Switz City married Kermit Corbin son of Mr and Mrs Corbin in a Monday June 15 ceremony at the Saron Reformed church parsonage Linton Rev Carl A Hofmann officiated Attendants were Miss Esther Corbin and Miss Mary reth Terrell Corbin and Mrs Corbin will reside at 1029 A street SE In this city Also reported are relatives visiting and returning from Indianapolis and a trip to Keokuk Ia with family members.
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Mildred Terrell
Sam Terrell
Switz City
Kermit Corbin
Corbin
Saron Reformed Church
Linton
Carl A. Hofmann
Esther Corbin
Maryreth Terrell
Switz
William A. Pope
Waterloo
Willard Pope
Hart Corbin
Irene Louise Corbin
James Pope
Keokuk
Shara-Lyke 4-H Girls Meet at Linton High School
The Shara-Lyke Girls 4 H club of Linton held its regular weekly meeting at the Linton high school building. Vice-president Rose Rogers presided. Health folders were distributed and must be filled out by each girl after completing her project for the exhibit. Maxine Balsey and Rose Hinman gave readings. Rogers led a later demonstration and the afternoon ended with club songs led by Kathryn Wills.
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Shara-Lyke Girls’ 4-H Club
Linton
Linton High School
M’ss
Rose Rogers
Maxine Balsey
Rose Hinman
Kathryn Wills
Harold Reynolds Hosts Card Club Evening
Harold Reynolds and wife entertained their card club with a three table euchre match last night at home. The Kirby couple won high score, the McAfee pair second, and Reynolds with his wife third, followed by refreshments for invited guests.
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Harol
Jubian
Jack Kirby
Harry McAfee
Harold Reynolds
Doc
Massey
Gabe Hatton
Clyde Burch
Women’s Relief Corps Meet Attracts Crowd
About twenty five members of the Women’s Relief Corps of this city gathered at Red Men hall last evening for a social evening. A brief business session welcomed a new member. A covered dish supper followed and the group enjoyed games and contests with friends.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men Hall
Truth Seekers Class Honored By United Brethren Members
Members of the Truth Seekers class of the First United Brethren church were entertained Thursday at the country home of Mrs. Stanley Hastings. Nine members and nine guests attended a noon covered dish dinner followed by a business session led by president Mrs. George Gonser. The afternoon was spent socially and the date for the next meeting will be announced.
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First United Brethren Church
Stanley Hastings
George Gonser
I. da Ff
Saron Reformed Ladies Aid Society Meets at Westphalia
Fifteen members of the Saron Reformed church Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Anna Stein’s home in Westphalia for the regular monthly meeting. Devotions led by President Mrs. Charles Tindall included a song, scripture, and prayer by Rev. Carl Hofmann. A motion to pay for basement paint passed. A social hour followed with two contests and refreshments served to listed members and guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Cerar’s home.
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Ladies’ Aid
Saron
Mesdames Herbert Asdell
Henry Bredeweg
BE. J. Ecker
Henry Freund
Geo. Haseman
Helena Heitran
Josephines Hahn
Fred Kramer
Russell Pope
Ed Stoeckel
Lizzie’ Strietelemeier
Charles Tindall
John J. Berns
Bertha Schloot
Carl Hofmatin
Stelin
A'‘d
John Cerar
Red Men Plan Trip to Coal City at Night Meeting
Qua paw tribe of Red Men holds regular session in the wigwam at 7 30 tonight to finalize plans for a trip to Coal City for the tri county Red Men meeting. All members urged to attend the planning session.
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Wigwam
Coal City
Red Men
Sunday School and Services at Stalcup's Hall
Sunday school for children from 6:30 to 7:30 p m. Morning session at 10 a m. Evening services at 7:30 p m. Located in the hall over Stalcup's five and ten cent store. The public is cordially invited. No offerings will be taken.
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Stalcup
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Miss Mildred Terrell
Bride of Kermit Corbin
John French
Leo McAfee
Shara-Lyke Girls
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Harold Reynolds and Wife
T & D Bakery
Powell
Maddison
U. B. Church
Saron Reformed Ladies’ Aid Society
Milady
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