Recent Marriage Announced for Mary Lou Loffland and William Isenogle
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Loffland Cel of Bloomfield announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lou to William Rhanz Isenogle, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Isenogle of Bloomfield. The ceremony was at First Christian Church in Bloomfield last Wednesday evening. Reverend H. J. Taylor officiated with attendants Miss Aleta Gentry and Jack Hufman. Mary Lou wore navy blue with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Mary Lou is a Bloomfield High School graduate. William earned a Bachelor of Arts in history from Indiana University and plans summer study. They will reside in the Marshal Apartments in Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Mary Lou
William Rhanz Isenogle
William C. Isenogle
First Christian Church
H. J. Taylor
Aleta Gentry
Jack Hufman
Bloomf ‘Ld
Isenogle
Newberry High School
Indiana University
University
Marshal Apartments
Social Calendar of Local Groups and Meetings
Business & Professional Women gather at the Elks club for dinner and officer installation at 6 30 p.m. Tri County Chapter DeMolay, Jr Chamber of Commerce, Linton Community Conservation club, Chickateth Council Pocahontas, and Inter-church Council hold 7 30 p.m. meetings at listed venues. Civic Garden club plans a noon Monday covered dish dinner in Humphreys park with table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Tri County Chapter
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Linton Community Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Inter-church Council
Saron Evangelical «E& Reformed Church
Civic Garden Club
Humphreys Park
Community group meeting schedule and events
Tuesday listings show Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas at Red Men’s Hall and Quapaw Tribe No 80 at the hall both at 7 30 p m. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home Kiwanis Roose velt Hotel Carpenters Local 487 K of P hall Wesleyan Society Glenburn church Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 Delta Theta Tau hamburger fry at the library 5 30 p m Band Parents at high school 7 15 p m Degree team practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Carpenters Local No
Wesleyan Society of Glenburn
Loyal Order of Moose No
Glenburn
Glenburn Youth Fellowship
Delta Theta Tau Hamburger Fry
Quapaw Tribe No
Wednesday club meetings and social events list
Royal Neighbors meet at Red Men's Hall at 11 30 a m Eagles Lodge hosts 7 p m Elks at home 7 30 Unity Lodge No 637 I O O F Rotary luncheon at Ziegler Drive In 12 15 Canasta Party for wives of Lin ton Golf Association at the country club 1 45 p m hosted by Mrs Donie and Mrs Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Red Men’s Hall
Eagles Lodge
Elks
P.m. Unity Lodge
Rotary Club
Zieglers Drive
Linton Golf Association
Carl Donie
Josie Cravens
Thursday club meetings and Legion events listed
Hiawatha chapter meets at Red Men's Hall for all day. American Legion Post convenes at home at 7 30 p m. Auxiliary gathers at the hall at 7 30 p m. Les Circle des Amis meets at the community house at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
American Legion Post
We Auxiliary
Les Circle Des Amis
Local Fraternal Gatherings This Friday Evening
Friday prayer meeting set for Glenburn Mission at 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improed Order of Red Men convenes at 7:30 p.m. Eagle Encampment No. 222 I.O.O.F. meets at the hall at 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at a home at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
Eagle Encampment
Women of the Moose Chapter
Alpha Bible Class Meeting At Mrs Bowen’s Home
The Alpha Bible class of a Methodist church meets with Mrs John Bowen at 7 30 p m for an evening gathering.
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Alpha Bible Class of
Methodist Church
John Bowen
Democratic Club Moves Headquarters to Former Linton Legion Home
The Greene County Women’s Democratic club announces that the former Linton American Legion home on North Main Street will serve as a Democratic headquarters in Linton. Furniture, paint, and a spraying outfit were pledged or donated, with volunteers urged to contact county chair Clem Hux. The meeting featured talks on property reassessment, and Thelma Holden was elected secretary treasurer. The next meeting is July 12 at 7 PM with a basket dinner and guest speaker. Sondra Sue Booker performed a song during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Democratic
Clem Hux
Humphreys Park
Harry McAfee
Thelma Holden
Beulah Green
Sondra Sue Booker
Ever Ready Class Holds Recent Meeting at Lyons Methodist
Fourteen members of the Ever Ready class of Lyons Methodist church met in the church basement. Unison singing opened the devotional period man, scripture reading by Mrs Opal Huguinin and the group recited the Lord's prayer. A July picnic dinner was planned with the Willing Workers class as guests. Social hour games and refreshments followed. hostesses were Mrs Emma Baird Mrs Winnie Wallace Mrs Opal Huguinin and Mrs Jose Sith.
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Lyons Methodist Church
Opal Huguinin
Emma Baird
Winnie Wallace
Jose Sith
Party Honors Deneane Fisher
Miss Deneane Fisher celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party at her parents home Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher Refreshments were served and games were played with prizes going to Kay Hoover Julia Woner and Dorothy Scott Attending were Janet and Nancy Abram Dorothy Scott Sharon Gunn Patty Burch Shar oa VanHorn Kay Hoover Jimmy Fields Gary West Vickie Mc Ghee Chris Bailey Roger Bailey Randall Collins Julia Woner Deloris Harbin and the guest of honor Deneane Regrets came from Jo an Fields Dewey Fields and Jim Woner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneane Fisher
John Fisher
Kay Hoover
Julia Woner
Dorothy Scott
Janet
Nancy Abram
Sharon Gunn
Patty Burch
Sharoa VanHorn
Jimmy Fields
Gary West
Vickie McGhee
Chris Bailey
Roger Bailey
Randall Collins
Deloris Harbin
Deneane
Joan Fields
Dewey Fields
Jim Woner
4-H Group Plans Parade Entry in Linton
Jolly Jerks 4-H club discussed entering a float in the 4th of July parade in Linton. The float will be built at Mary Baker’s home on July 2. A hayride and weiner roast invitation from Marco Boys 4-H was read. Next meeting slated for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Jolly Jerks
Lodge to Celebrate 61st Anniversary
The Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 312 will celebrate its 61st anniversary Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. State officers including the state president and district 33 lodges with guests are expected. The Washington degree staff will confer the degree on a class of candidates. A pink and green birthday cake will decorate the reception table. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 312
Odd Fellows Hall
District 33
Washington
Love folklore and Ozark superstitions noted by Library of Congress
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Duncan Emrich collecting love verses for a public domain Folklore volume at the Library of Congress. The Ozark superstitions by Vance Randolph describe love charms such as chicken heart remedies and a peach stone garter charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Emrich
Emrich
Barbara Allen
William
Barbry Allen
Vance Randolph
Randolph
Saddie Club Plans Hamburger Fry at State Park
Sunset Wranglers Saddle Club announced a hamburger fry and ice cream social at Shakumak State Park on June 30 at 7 30 p m. The plan was decided at Friday’s regular meeting at the Lee Sherrard clubhouse.
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Sunset Wranglers Saddle Club
Shakumak State Park
Lee Sherrard
In loving memory of Pvt. John A Stamm on Okinawa
In loving memory of Pvt. John A Stamm who was killed on Okinawa June 19 1945 five years ago today you left us and we know you are at rest missed by parents brothers and sisters
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Pvt
John A. Stamm
Okinawa
Natalie
Ghillie
Nat
Westport
Brent
Jenny
Mite
Faith
Max
Hemingways
Jen
Personal notices from Anderson and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Max Dye and son Dennis of Anderson spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Dye. Mr and Mrs Victor Briggs and daughter Barbara left for Syracuse New York to visit his mother Dr Violet Bull and Mrs Edith Hanger left for Bedford Virginia with Mrs Bob Scott. Mrs Hanger will stay while Dr Bull returns at week’s end. Guests of Mrs Marion Goodman were Mr and Mrs Geo Lawson of Flint Michigan and Mr and Mrs Delbert Souter and son Donnie of Chicago. Mrs Betty King has returned to Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs E D Dixson and Mr and Mrs Will L Sharp drove to Owensville Thursday and visited Rev and Mrs Grady Spiegel and son.
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Max Dye
Dennis
Anderson
Maurice Dye
Victor Briggs
Barbara
Syracuse
N. Y
Violet Bull
Edith Hanger
Bob Scott
Scotts
Bedford
Hanger
Bull
Marion Goodman
Geo. Lawson
Flint
Mich
Delbert Souter
Donnie
Chicago
Betty King
Ray Walton
Indianapolis
E. D. Dixson
Will L. Sharp
Owensville
Grady Spiegel
Linton Boy Hurt But Proves Courage In Bicycle Trip
Mark Sahm a nine year old of Linton is being treated for injuries sustained on a bicycle trip his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Sahm report he showed courage during the incident and continues to recover at the local hospital
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Linton Boy
Mark Sahm
Bill Sahm
Linton
Free Book Offered on Arthritis Cure by Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 19 A clinic promotes a free book on Rheumatism explaining why drugs only provide temporary relief and how to obtain lasting cure. The booklet titled Rheumatism will be sent with no obligation to readers who request it by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept. 1341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Christmas Tangles: Natalie and Brent Return Home
Jenny confronts family strain as Faith and Max plan a quiet wedding with Faith's mother’s blessing. Natal ie and Brent return from Westport with news and mystery, while Jenny juggles holiday shopping and a tense home atmosphere as Mrs Folsom arrives ready to seek balance after a troubling revelation.
Freeman-Greene County Hospital Waits For Hand Recovery
Mark, described as part of the nation’s founding line, suffered severe lacerations to his left hand when a hatchet slipped while chopping a small tree north of Lin ton Friday. He rode home unassisted after the injury to four fingers may be saved with treatment.
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Frode
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Linton Daily Citizen
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Hditorial Association
Indiana
Bskin CC. Turner
Vanes Sappenfield
Helen Grubbs
Ira Lunn
Foyt Clark
Citisen
National Representative Scheerer & CO
Detroit
New York
Daily Citizen
Advertising Mecking Bureau
Ime
Ma Ave
I . Clark A
Jefferson Ave
Memphis
Firm
Bea Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Loffland
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Noth—Society
Tema
Il A.m
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Welch
Vincennes Street
Democratic Club
Lodge
U.P
Adam
Eve
Library of Congress
Saddie Club
Memoriam
Jentie
Milton
Mnemiken
King Features Syndicate
Empire State Building
Gary
Kenneth
Bridgeport
Elsa
Pete
Fred
Scottie
Mrs. Folsom
Gace
Green Ridge
Linton Hardware
Springville
STATE
Owensburg
Ralph Rogers & Company, Inc
K. R
Hannams
Hudson
Chevrolet
Postoffice
News Aid
America
Ilinois Central
The
Illinois Central
W. A. Johnston
Mid-America
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