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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
3
Six Patriots? no. Personal news items include club party lodge and church updates. Contact Mrs Ann Toney at phone number 277 for details and submissions.
Social calendar lists Kiwanis Band Parents Quapaw Council American Legion Auxiliary Carpenter Jaycees Loyal Order of Moose Craft Club Eagles Elks Choir practice Unity Lodge Rotary luncheon and multiple Thursday events including two church choirs and lodge meetings with locations at Glenburn Rest Haven Humphreys Park Masonic halls and local homes.
Newberry Mrs Roy Mullis and daughter Linda of Lyons along with Mrs Van Hawkins and family of Bloomfield visit Mrs Vada Brewer on Thursday. Numerous families from Indianapolis Worthington Vincennes Monmouth Bluffton and Petersburg appear in a long social roundup with Sunday gatherings and weekend visits.
The Order of Demolay will convene a key business meeting at the Masonic Hall here tonight at 7:30. All members are urged to attend.
The Linton Eagles Auxiliary installed officers for the coming year at a hall meeting. New officers include Marie Mowery president Donna Twomey vice president Iris Love secretary Lola Gray treasurer Lelia Stuppey chaplain Elizabeth McBride conductress Dorothy Smith Harriett Tryon and Elizabeth Schubla trustees. Ruth Dixon outgoing president received a gift for two years of service. Meetings are held Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Three University of Illinois scientists reported abnormal chemical changes in red blood cells of certain mental patients. The finding, from a study begun in 1950, centers on digestive enzymes in schizophrenics reacting to radioactive phosphorus and could aid future diagnosis.
Mrs James B Mitten of Linton outgoing district Federated Clubs president and Mrs Howard Begeman of Sandborn incoming district president attended today’s meeting of the District Presidents Club at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis.
Mrs Margaret Lippeatt of Dugger thanks friends for visits cards flowers and kindness during a stay at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes and gratefully acknowledges blood donors and all who offered their support.
Rev. Carl Eastburg reflects on Amos 5 4 15 teaching that God demands justice and repentance. The prophet lists divine actions to spur obedience, but the people refuse. The pastor sees modern analogies in the failure to heed divine calls.
Carla Lee, 19, from Jal New Mexico, debuted May 7 at the Plaza de Toros in Juarez, killing three 1500 pound bulls. She left her El Paso Natural Gas secretary job to study under Alejandro del Hierro and pursue becoming the best bullfighter in the world.
Detroit panhandler Genter Adams, 66, who has been jailed for beg ging, estimates it would take over 60 years to reach taxable income. Bank records show $5,072, up $4,000 from ten years prior. Officials say gifts shield his funds from tax until $30,000 is reached. He was sentenced to 90 days after pleading for more time over a long record of arrests.
Britain reads Cyprus self determination shifts with Eden open to talks and a distant date. Vatican worries Pope Pius XII age 80 and fatigue. White House steering farm policy with soil bank pay reversals expected. Iceland bases row hits jobs and dollar flows. Althea Gibson eyes Wimbledon title after strong abroad run.
Weekend patrons at a drive in movie heard sounds not on the soundtrack as fire engines rolled up to extinguish a blaze on the screen. The flames were put out and the showing of Day of Fury continued.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hastings return from Highland where they spent several days with their son Mr and Mrs Dwight Hastings and family.
Mrs Henry Fisher and six others returned home after attending a three day Homemakers conference at Purdue University.
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