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National Representative Scheerer & CO
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Daily Citizen
Ellis 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Demonstrations
Miss Geraldine Hale and Jerry Hale hosted Ellis 4-H members as they discussed club business. Demonstrations by Geraldine Hale and Delola Buck showcased club work while David Brashears and Marilee Buck gave short talks. All baseball games will be played at the Triangle ball diamond. A social hour followed.
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Geraldine Hale
Jerry Hale
Ellis 4-H Club
Triangle Ball Diamond
Delola Buck
David Brashears
Marilee Buck
Society Notes from Linton Daily Citizen Deadline
Society items announced with deadline 11 a m for that day’s issue. Personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed and credited to Mrs Helen Grubbs.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Helen Grubbs
Social calendar for Glenburn area clubs and groups
Called meetings and events listed include Linton Lodge 560 F A M at 7 p m for F C degree work Quapaw Council 80 Poca hontas at Red Men s Hall 7 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home 7 30 p m Kiwanis Club at Roosevelt Hotel 6 30 p m Carpenters Local 487 at K of P hall 7 p m Wesleyan Society Glenburn church at community house Loyal Order of Moose 1434 at home 7 30 p m Glenburn Youth Fellowship at community house 7 p m Delta Theta Tau hamburger fry library 5 30 p m bring table service Band Parents band room high school 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe 80 Poca hontas hall 7 30 p m Degree team practice.
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Linton Lodge
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Carpenters Local No
Wesleyan Society of
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Glenburn Youth Fellowship
Delta Theta Tau Hamburger Fry
Wednesday Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
Royal Neighbors meet at Red Men’s Hall at 11 30 a m Eagles Lodge at home 7 p m Elks at home 7 30 Unity Lodge 637 I O O F at hall 7 30 Rotary luncheon at Ziegler Drive In 12 15 Canasta Party for wives of Linton Golf Association at the country club 1 45 Hosts Mrs Donie and Mrs Cravens Truthseekers class at United Brethren near Bloomfield covered dish bring table service transport meet at church 9 30 FHC at Lin-Stock park 7 00 bring covered dish
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Royal Neighbors
Red Men's Hall
Eagles Lodge
Elks
Unity Lodge
Rotary Club
Zieglers Drive
Canasta
Linton Golf Association
Carl Donie
Josie Cravens
United Brethren Church
Anna Collins
Vonda Collins
Bloomfield
Community club and lodge notices for Thursday
F and A M meet at the hall at 7 p.m with work in the B A degree. Hiawatha club gathers all day at the Red Men's Hall. American Legion Post meets at home at 7 30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at the hall 7 30 p.m. Les Circle des Amis at the community house 1 30 p.m.
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Linton Lodge No
Hiawatha Club
American Legion Post
Eagles
Les Circle Des Amis
Friday Prayer Meeting and Lodge Gatherings
Friday schedule lists Glenburn Mission prayer at 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at 7:30 p.m. Eagle Encampment No 222 IOOF meets at 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at 8 p.m. Alpha Bible class at Mrs John Bowen at 7:30 p.m. Constellation club meets at Mrs Charles Hazelrigg at 7:30 p.m.
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Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
Eagle Encampment
Women of the Moose Chapter
Alpha Bible Class of
Methodist Church
John Bowen
Constellation Club
Charles Hazelrigg
Linton BPW installs new officers at Elks Home
The Linton Business and Professional Women's club held an installation at the Elks Home with Miss Lada Farmer directing. Officers installed include Mrs. Mary Craig president and Mrs. Esther Wolford vice president. reports urged return of 72 unsold items and 344 unaccounted pieces. Music featured accordion by Mrs. Richard Hastings and a closing song by Miss Vivian Humphreys.
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Elks Home
Linton Business and Professional Women's Club
Lada Farmer
Terre Haute
Mary Craig
Esther Wolford
Catherine Harting
Madge Chapman
Rosemary Risher
Richard Hastings
Vivian Humphreys
Ruth Eltzroth
State Health and Safety
Joan McElravy
Indiana Girls State
Linton Club
Charlotte Schlosser
Party Honors General Burch Birthday
General Burch was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ladson Sunday for his sixty-fifth birthday anniversary. Attendees included Roy Burch Danville Paul Burch Plainville Elvis Walker and families, Robert Ladson and family, John Yoder and family, Lizzie Burch, Eugene Ladson and daughter Sherry, and the guest of honor.
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General Burch
Eugene Ladson
Roy Burch
Danville
Paul Burch
Pauletta
Elizabeth
Plainville
Elvis Walker
Linda
Bud
Stevie
Robert Ladson
Jeanie Ann
John Yoder
John
David
Nancy
Lizzie Burch
Sherry
Three New Members Welcomed to Linton Lodge 105
Three new members were welcomed into Linton Lodge No. 105 Fraternal Order of Police at a meeting in the city hall last evening. New members named were Joe L. Jennings Dugger Delana Dayhuff Spencer and Thurston Guthery Newberry. A fish fry followed with Linton Fire Department guests.
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Linton Lodge No. 105
New Miniature Tube Restores Hearing For Deaf
A new device uses a tiny electronic tube to aid the hard of hearing. It weighs only a few ounces and can pick up whispers, promising hope for deafened users. For details contact Tone masters Inc Department A 400 S Washington St Peoria Illinois.
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Tonemasters, Inc
Department A
S. Washington St
Peoria
Illinois
Jr Mrs Home Economics Club Holds Recent Meeting
Mrs Norman Tincher entertained members of the Jr Mrs Home Economics club at her mother Mrs Herbert Bedwells home. The meeting opened with the pledge and the club creed. Prizes were awarded after games and contests. The next meeting is July 12 at Mrs Hal Kahos home.
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Norman Tincher
Herbert Bedwell
Morris White
Arriola Foster
Bob Schantz
Bob Holtsclaw
Marlin Bradfield
Harold Benham
Jack Benham
Bernard Schantz
Melvin Biggs
Bob Brown
Bob Davidson
Isaac Benham
Junior Foster
Bob McKee
Bill Kaho
Hal Kaho
Bob Gillan
Bill Wells
Tincher
Order of Rainbow Receives Charter
Members of the local Order of Rainbow for Girls formed Linton assembly No. 66 at the Masonic hall on Saturday evening and received their charter. Mrs. Maryland Blackburn led the constitution ceremony with several officers and guests in attendance from nearby assemblies.
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The
Order of Rainbow For
Linton Assembly No. 66
Masonic Hall
Maryland Blackburn
Evansville
Betty Jo Gastineau
Elaine McGriffin
Blackburn
Alma Carmichael
Audra Grubb
Indiana
Indiana Grand Chapter
Geneva Blume
Cornelia Utterback
Touzanne Hartley
Oakland
Friendship Club Meets Here Monday in Greene County
Mrs. Bea May hosted the Friendship club at her home Monday afternoon. A routine business session was followed by a social hour with refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Lizzie Gamblin Aline Belval Eliza Stanton Anna Shepard Zella Moore and Jimmie Na omi Begerman and the hostess. Regrets were received from Mrs. Sally Morgan and Mrs. Gertie Bone. A legal notice informs Hazel Spice and Edgar Spice of a petition by the administrator to sell real estate to pay estate debts, with a hearing set for July 1950.
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Bea May
Friendship Club
Lizzie Gamblin
Aline Belval
Eliza Stanton
Anna Shepard
Zella Moore
Jimmie
Naomi Begerman
Mrs. May
Sally Morgan
Gertie Bone
Hazel Spice
Edgar Spice
Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
State of
Court House
Bloomfield
Frank A. Lenning
Community Circle entertains members in Marco home
Mrs Orvil E Coker and daughters hosted Marco Home and Community Circle. Elmer Grabbe led the meeting and called for a Wedding Day Memory. A program on faster house cleaning was presented by Mrs Lawrence Young. Contests awarded to Mrs Ralph Sprinkle and Mrs Fred Campbell. Refreshments served to guests and members. July meeting planned at Mrs Roy L Smith home in Bloomfield with Mrs Lester Coker as co host.
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Orvil E. Coker
Donald Mead
Jack Faidherbe
Marco
Elmer Grabbe
Lawrence Young
Ralph Sprinkle
Fred Campbell
Mary Ann Baker
Mary Adamson
Sandra Mead
Mesdames
Earl Anderson
Clemen M. Smith
Harold Yates
Lester Coker
Son Terry
Ida Anderson
Delmar Garrithers
Arley Beck
Scott Newkirk
Dayton Baker
Cameron May
Clarence Good
Marion
Washington Tops States in Per Capita Income Tax Rate
Washington imposes the highest per capita income tax rate among U S states reflecting fiscal policy contrasts. The report highlights the tax structure and its impact on residents and businesses across the state.
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Washington
State
Personal notices of Detroit and Linton residents travel plans
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Openshaw, Mrs. Olva Young of Florida, and several local families from Linton. Vacationing readers Laverne Bedwell, Hildred McDonald, and Hubert Near travel through Mexico City, Cordoba, and Vera Cruz. Near will study at the University of Mexico this summer.
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Claude Griffin
Otto Krause
Gilbert Openshaw
Detroit
Olva Young
Florida
W. B. Carlton
Susie
Robert Sloan
Carolyn
Robbie
Charles DeCoursey
Crisley
Dickie
Jeanette
I. W. Carlton
Richard
Linton
Laverne Bedwell
Carlisle
Hildred McDonald
Hubert Near
Dugger
Mexico City
Cardoba
Vera Cruz
Near
University of Mexico
On the Road to Recovery for Danetta Rice
Danetta Kay Rice a three year old from Sullivan remains unconscious four weeks after a May 21 automobile collision in Sullivan. A report to her grandparents says she is “on the road to recovery” and she was home Sunday talking and singing as before the injury.
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Danetta Kay Rice
Sullivan
Daniel Rice
Linton
Churchill and a Harrow Question on a Londonbound Train
An unexpected passenger on a London bound train quizzes Winston Churchill asking if his name is Churchill and if he attended Harrow. Churchill confirms and the man presses further with a final question. In another vignette, Danny Kaye’s backstage party with the King and Queen leads to a moment over a rare Scotch.
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Oe Churchill
Sucacusauic
Churchill
Winston
Danny Kaye
London
Danny
Kay
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Memory Chapel
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J. Raymond Powell
Linton Hardware Company
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