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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
6
Gen evieve Grass formerly of Linton now of Tampa marries John J. Shafer of Miami on June 2 in St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs Shafer, daughter of Prof Arthur H Grass, attended Linton high school class of 1922 and Central Business College Indianapolis. She worked at the Tampa Morning Tribune before marriage.
Mrs May Rowe of Newberry visits relatives here. Miss Maxine Patrick Joliet is visiting Miss Itelen Louise Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Wayne Powell and children of Terre Haute visit local friends. Joe Beasley Jr goes to Spencer to try out for Keith's Vaudeville. Joe H T Teaseman leaves for Logan sport to attend the state Sunday school convention. Nola L Yoder attends the state Sunday school convention at Logansport. William and Fred Schrolicke of Indianapolis visit to oversee coal interests. Mr and Mrs J J Scott return to Bloomington after visiting East Vincennes street residents. H F E Stalcup travels to Lafayette for state vocational agriculture meetings at Purdue.
The Linton public library announces new adult fiction and non fiction titles now on shelves along with juvenile fiction. Notable additions include Closed Garden Far Call Interference Ambition and other works by Julian Street Edison Marshall Kathleen Norris Roland Pertwee Charles Alden Seltzer and more. The list features mysteries biographies horticulture studies diet and travel volumes and multiple author imprints such as Parmenter Silvers and Justus.
The Clarion club plans an all day session at Mrs George O Brien s home. Mrs Carl Moyer hosts the L A L club. The Mothers Study of Glenburn Mission meets with Mrs Mites Maddox.
The Friendly class of the Christian Sunday school will meet with Mrs. A. J. Miller at 460 Mast Vincennes street on Thursday afternoon. All members are asked to attend for business of importance to the class.
There will be a stated meeting of Linton lodge No 560 FF and AM Thursday night at 7:30. H C Laughlin, W M.
Members of the Mother's club of the DPirgt Christian church and their children enjoyed a quaint and delightful afternoon at the City park yesterday. A luncheon was served and the children played at the park amusements. Present were Mesdames Lee Rooksberry Guy Keller VW 3 Green George Liddil Ralph Holley Oral Dobbins and the listed children Catherine Phyllis Ingleman Dorothy May Liddill Car Lee Madonna Dean Holley Sine Roberta Betty Lou Green Elmer John Dobbins Ernestine Lydia Belle Keller. The next meeting will be an all day session at the home of Mrs Leg Looksberry on July 2.
The regular Thursday meeting of the American Legion will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 at the elu rooms.
Home Economics club will meet in the library on Friday afternoon at 2 o clock.
The Country club hosted a bridge party yesterday with five tables in play. Mrs U F Stalcup won the prize as summer refreshments were served. In two weeks the ladies will host a buffett supper for the men, with Mrs Homer Fordyce as hostess and details to be announced.
Miss Miriam Ratcliffe who was operated on for appendicitis at St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute two weeks ago is reported as better. Her brother Robert is coming from Detroit to be with her in Terre Haute during her illness.
The Camp Fire Girls of the M. E. Church will gather Thursday in the church basement. Members are asked to bring looms for bead work.
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