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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
4
Local notices cover society happenings from clubs and churches to personal news and events. Readers can send items to Ann Toney, Society Editor, via phone 277.
Kiwanis meet Glenburn Community House at 6 30 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at Red Men s hall 7 30 p m. Moose No 1434 at Moose home 7 30 p m. Painters and Paper Hangers Local Union No 1525 at K of P hall 7 00 p m. Craft Club at Ma sonic Temple 7 00 p m. Royal Neighbors at Red Men s hall 11 30 a m. Eagles Lodge at home 7 00 p m. Elks Lodge at home 7 30 p m. Choir practice EUB church Junior 3 30 p m Senior 8 00 p m. Unity Lodge No 637 I O O F meets hall 7 30 p m. Rotary Club noon at Klusmeiers drive in. Lyons Masonic Lodge No 634 Lyons hall 7 30 p m. Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall 7 30 p m. American Legion at Legion hall 7 30 p m. Saron Evangelical and Reformed church choir rehearsal 7 00 p m. Christian church choir rehearsal 7 00 p m. Methodist church choir rehearsal 7 00 p m. Baptist church choir rehearsal 7 00 p m.
Members of the Alpha Bible class of First Methodist church held a covered dish dinner in the lower auditorium. Mrs. Philip Buzan and Mrs. Murray Terhune were co-hostesses. The meeting opened with a hymn and devotion led by Mrs. Will Talbott on Christian Friendliness. Officers elected: Terhune president, Talbott vice president, Priest treasurer, Cooper assistant treasurer, Fleetwood secretary, Freund in charge of dinners, Fritz and Slinkard in charge of cards for sick members. Participants included Dyer Bray Corlett Plew Priest Slinkard Stover Fleetwood Cooper Freund Talbot Buzan Terhune Coleman Smith Fritz Wilson.
Rev and Mrs J J Boyle of Lyons announce the engagement of their daughter Georgia L to Russell W Miller son of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of Linton route The bride is a Fillmore high school 1955 graduate and works in Dr John Woner’s office at Linton The groom is a Switz City high school 1955 graduate The couple plan to marry on Saturday September 20.
Local church page lists numerous services across Linton and nearby towns. It names congregations including Linton Assembly of God, Calvary Baptist Church, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, St. Peter's Catholic Church, and many others with service times for worship, Sunday school, evangelistic meetings, BYF and youth programs.
Lyons Methodist Women meet at the home of Miss Jennie Slack and Miss Olivia Baker. Mrs. Winnie Hicks and Mrs. Delphia Sparks contribute, with scripture from II Timothy 4 8 and a talk by Miss Gladys Hays on Indian missions in Farmington New Mexico. Refreshments served to 13 members by Miss Baker Miss Slack and Mrs Kathryn Osbon with guests from Ohio and Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Robert H Begeman announce the birth of a son named York Douglas born June 11 in Indianapolis. He weighs eight pounds and is welcomed by a brother, Robert Bradley. Mother is former Miss Marjorie Kehl. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry A Begeman of Sandborn.
Epsilon Chi chapter of Delta Theta Tau in Sandborn met at Mrs. Harley Disque’s home with Miss Norma Lee Dayhuff as co host. Mrs. Edgar Menke president led the session and a social evening with games followed the business portion.
Mrs. Allen Scott of Oaktown Deputy of District 11 of the Order of Eastern Star was guest of honor at the Sandborn chapter meeting held at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. Acting Worthy Matron Mrs. Ralph Apple welcomed the guest and Scott spoke on chapter work as tables were set for refreshments and spring decorated with lavender and orchid crepe paper.
Officers were elected at a church basement picnic for the Married Couples class of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Elected: teacher Harley Scott. president Ovid Heaton. secretary treasurer Mrs. William Reed. reporter Mrs. Bryan Dudley. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott and daughter Marcheta and others.
Today’s Bible Thought by Miss No a Yoder, Superintendent at Rest Haven emphasizes courage and obedience. Mrs. James Franklin announces the B Y F of the First Baptist church will meet at the church basement tonight at 6 30 p m with games and refreshments.
In Brookings South Dakota the SDSU library reports low demand for the book How to Study Effectively. A professor recently borrowed it and records show the last user in 1916.
Lewiston Maine rookie patrolman reports tagging Mayor Romeo Boisvert’s vehicle parked in a restricted area across from City Hall. The incident highlights confusion over designated spots and police duties in municipal enforcement.
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