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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

3

Social calendar notes for Thursday activities

A series of church and community group events are listed for Thursday evening including Methodist and Baptist choir practices, lodge meetings at 7 30 p m, citizenship class at 7 p m, American Legion Auxiliary at 7 30 p m, Moose and Legion posts at 7 30 and 8 p m, Townsend club at 7 30 p m, Clarion club at 1 30 p m, Bible class at 2 p m, Ladies Aid Society at 2 p m, Teuthseekers class and W S C S meet at 2 p m, Junior Home Economics club at 2 15 p m. Transportation provided for church gathering.

Friday club and society meetings listed for Greene county

Fr id ay Linton Shuffleboard club meets at Humphreys park at 7 p m Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion Home at 6 30 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 I O R M meet at the hall Stated meeting Columbian Chapter No 140 0 E S at the hall Lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Porter 205 D street northeast at 7 30 p m for members Christian church choir and Berean Sunday school class All members urged to be present Greene county O E B picnic at Bloomfield park

Linton Daily Citizen Helen L. Grubbs Linton Shuffleboard Club Quapaw Tribe No. 143 W. R. Porter Christian Church Choir Berean

Eastern Star Picnic Set for Bloomfield Park

Greene county chapters of the Order of Eastern Star plan an all day meeting at Bloomfield municipal park on Friday. A picnic lunch will be served at noon and members of the Lin ton Columbian chapter along with other county chapters are invited to attend.

Greene County The Order of Eastern Star Bloomfield Linton Columbian

Party planned for choir and Sunday school group

Members of the Christian church choir and the Berean Sunday school class are invited to a lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Porter 205 D street northeast at 7 30 Friday evening. All members are urged to attend.

Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights

Doctors say kidneys contain tiny tubes that purify blood and keep you healthy. When tired they cause nocturnal awakenings and urinary symptoms. Doan's Pills offer relief by helping flush out waste from the blood.

Dean Doan

Fancywork Circle Plans Year Opening Meeting

The Ladies Fancywork Circle met at Mrs. Lee McClung’s home on East Vincennes Street for a final summer gathering. They discussed activities for the new club year starting the second Wednesday in September and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. William Talbott. twelve members attended.

Ladies Fancywork Circle Lee McClung Vincennes Street William Talbott

Miss Barry Attends Indiana Teacher Federation Meeting

Miss Bess Barry returned from Indianapolis where she met with a committee revising the Indiana Federation of Public School Teachers constitution. The group met at the Lincoln hotel with Mary Vanhorn Evansville Sarah Ewing Indianapolis Paul Hartley Muncie and John Holden Brazil. President Virginia Kinnaird was absent due to her mother’s death. The committee will reconvene in September.

Bess Barry Indianapolis Indiana

Chatter and Stitch Club Ends Year With Park Breakfast

Members of the Chatter and Stitch club closed their year with an annual breakfast in Humphreys park on Wednesday. The group will resume meetings in September with Mesdames Elmer Harvey Russell Porter Wilson Hixson Milo Mitchell Ward Letsinger Hoyt Clark and John Wilson attending and Miss Gladys Mitchell and children as guests.

Chatter and Stitch Club Humphreys Park Mesdames Elmer Harvey Russell Porter Wilson Hixson Milo Mitchell Ward Letsinger Hoyt Clark John Wilson Gladys Mitchell

District Meeting Set by Northern States Mission Leader

Leo J. Muir president of the Northern States Mission will conduct a district conference at the Linton church beginning 10:00 Sunday morning with regional supervisor William H. Sharrer and district president J. Keith Tolman assisting. An afternoon session starts at 2:00. Communities Evansville Vincennes Terre Haute and Linton will be represented. Public invited.

Leo J. Muir Northern States Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints Linton C” Streets Muir William H. Sharrer Indianapolis J. Keith Tolman Evansville Vincennes Terre Haute

Nye denounces German consulate closures at Indiana rally

Senator Gerald Nye headlines a Kokomo gathering urging that closing German consulates is a step toward war. He argues U S policy inflates fear to push a Roosevelt driven war fever and cites the Robin Moor sinking as a dud, contrasting German and British posts.

Kokomo Ind U.P United States Gerald P. Nye N. D America First Committee Roosevelt Nye Atlantic

New Suits Filed in Greene Circuit Court

Three new suits were filed Wednesday in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Daniel W. Sullivan sues the estate of John W. Henry with Daniel W. Sullivan as administrator, Abba Phipps sues the estate of James S. Baile with John O. Moomaw as administrator de bonis non, and Arthur Phipps sues the estate of (text continues).

Claude ‘Story Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Daniel W. Sullivan John W. Henry Abba Phipps James S. Baile John O. Moomaw Arthur Phipps

Large Cecropia Moth Shown In Linton School Area

Raymond Ashcraft, son of Mrs Anna Ashcraft of 127 Fourth Street Southeast, presented a large Cecropia moth to the Daily Citizen office. The specimen, noted for being among the region’s largest North American moths, features a mottled brown and cream pattern with a six inch wing spread.

North American Cecropia Raymond Ashcraft Anna Ashcraft Fourth Street Daily Citizen Young Ashcraft

Chickenspox Party Draws Crowd in Trinidad Colo

A lighthearted item from Trinidad Colorado notes a children's party where chicken pox marks were used as the sole invitation requirement. Parents gathered with youngsters, turning a playful social event into a local chatter topic.

Trinidad, Colo U.P Trinidad

Worthington Tri Kappa Sample Fair Offered Saturday

A Worthington chapter of Tri Kappa hosts a sample fair to raise funds for its scholarship program. The event runs from 10 00 a m to 10 00 p m in the second store building north of Hestons shoe store on the triangle. Merchants and local businessmen back the fair with baskets for attendees and booth samples. Admission is 25 cents with prizes announced. Proceeds support education for Worthington youths.

Worthington Chapter The Tri Kappa Sorority Worthington Heston Triangle

Janice Wills Elected Conference Chairman

Miss Janice Wills attending the YMCA college camp at Lake Geneva Wisconsin has been elected conference chairman according to word received here.

Janice Wills Y.W.C.A Lake Geneva Wis

Miss Wills Spends Week at Lake Retreat

Miss Wills is spending a week at the lake, enjoying the quiet retreat and leisure time away from daily routines. She plans boating and lakeside strolls as the residence hosts her stay.

Miss Wills

Infant Dies Near Newberry Under Coroner's Verdict

A three day old infant, Barbara Ellen Jackson, daughter of Mary Jackson of Newberry rural route, died Wednesday of inanition. Greene county coroner Dr. King L. Hull returned the verdict. Burial services were held this afternoon at Newberry.

Barbara Ellen Jackson Mary Jackson Newberry King L. Hull Greene County

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Baptist Choir United Brethren Linton Lodge No Glenburn American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home P. m Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434 American ‘Legion Legion Townsend Club City Hall Clarion Club Earl Ellis First Christian Church Andrew Miller E. Vincennes Street Ladies’ Aid Society of Saran Joe and Reformed Church Roy Bredeweg Teuthseekers United Church Ise Correll Sixth Street South Dash W. S.C. S. of Methodist Church Dillon Marcel Coulomb Sons of American ‘Legion Greene County O. E Bloomfield Park Eastern Star D’ Street Miss Barry Church Shaw Council Bluffs Titamilton's Rexall Wells’ Market S. Main ROPER Baxley Appliance Company S. Main St Ami Ipana Drene Go¢ Zonite Tj, Nodern Antayer Acee NORGE Carl Roach Nya Mennens Noyal Dewitt Wu Bas Praily Esther Jergen Packer’s Soap Gaby Mead Pablum Econ Ead Hines Honey & Almond Cream Eosteigi Bs Skasia A Dr.wests Sede Unguentine Phillips Tandax Menor Tampax P.O Griffin Nyal Elkay’s
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