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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1937
Page
3
Kickateth Council of Pocahon meets at the Red Men hall at 7 p.m. Metropolitan Lodge No. 195 K. P. holds gathering at the hall in the evening.
Tuesday events include the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Hast Avenue at 7 30 p m and County Post No 1162 ua paw Council No 80 at Red Men hall at 7 p m The I H N class of the First E church taught by Mrs Lil Powell meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Ann Nutts home The Tuesday Afternoon Contract club meets at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Fred Cravens
Wednesday notes list Tri Kappa initiation at 5 30 p m American Legion line Din at 8 p m Lenburn Aid Society meets in alarm session Christian Ladies Aid all day meeting First Neighbors at the hall 0 p m Rotary luncheon at First M church 12 15 p m Ully Lodge 1 O C F 7 30 p m Elks lodge 8 p m Les lodge 7 p m at various halls.
Thursday activities include choir practices at the church and chapel at 7 15 p m Baptist and Christian groups meeting. Loyal Order of Moose and American Legion posts gather at 7 30 p m. Wawat inshai Red Men hall hosts a full day meeting and Pythian Sisters at the hall at 7 30 p m. Thursday Bridge group to meet at 2 15 p m with Ed Carmody.
Friday Quapaw Tribe No 143 at the hall is noted with a meeting of Waneta club at 7 pm Friday at the home of Edith Johnson on Seventh street.
An Eagles encampment event titled 1.0CF No 2 is scheduled at the hall with a 9 p.m. start time. The notice provides minimal details and requires attendees to follow local meeting norms.
Mr and Mrs Adam Gastineau hosted a Sunday afternoon party for their son Brian celebrating his fifth birthday. Guests enjoyed tying games contests ice cream cake and lemonade with presents given to the honored guest.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Cunning s of Columbus Ohio visit Cunningham parents Mr and Mrs Dan Keller in the city for a short stay.
A terse philosophical note questions whether faults fade or persist as people acquire more polished manners, implying habits endure while new ones form. The fragment hints at caution about self improvement and social behavior trends.
Mae Terhune daughter of Greene county residents wed to Leona Hancock son of Switz City announced this morning The ring ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon at First Christian church Bloomfield officiated by Rev Ronald Secrist Mitchell Ind The couple will reside in Indianapolis at 1941 Pennsylvania Street after a short honeymoon
The And erson college ladies quartette will perform at the Linton Church of God at 7:30 tonight. Rev. E G Sample, father of a member, will show moving pictures of college life and home missionary work. The program aims to interest music lovers and churchgoers. Rev. Tucker invites Linton residents to attend.
William Rollins of Fourth street southeast was honored Sunday with a birthday dinner at his home by friends and relatives. He celebrated his sixty first birth anniversary with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William May of Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis and daughter Bonnie Mrs. Lee Davis of Kentucky and Rev. Sam Tuttle of this city.
Local society items list residents visiting relatives and spending weekends at parks and cities in Indiana. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tischmaker, Askin Turner, Gert rude Ann, Paul Scott, Kurtz, Miss Mary E. Armstrong, Roy Armstrong, Wayne Maxwell, Barbara Holden, Florence Kerchival, Mary Tibbett, Thomas Bjyorkland, Janet Suffal, Bill Cravens, Cal Rhodenbeck, Earl Kinkade, Jesse Figgins, John Reeves, and others. Trips reference Shakamak state park and New Albany.
Sunday afternoon in Linton featured a parade of visitors and callers from Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes Greencastle and Indianapolis. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Jesse Rice and family hosting web Mills Phoeba Jane and Sue Corder. Stanley Davis returning from California. Miss Marguerite Hunter visiting Vincennes. and several families from Spencer Sandborn and Paris sharing visits and outings at Shakamak state park Rae Park and Bloomington area.
Miss Aud rey Hensley a former Linton student receives honors at Hammond Technical High School commencement. She earned a one year scholarship at the Indiana University extension center East Chicago and led Junior Red Cross and Girl Reserves activities.
Chairman Earl Crawford of the state highway commission cites a bureau of traffic report showing many accidents stem from drivers who do not stop at stop signs. The study notes one intersection with multiple crashes where less than half fully stopped and ten percent entered at unsafe speeds.
Shoppers packed downtown Saturday for the first Thrift Day in Linton. Cars lined blocks from the business area as merchants offered bargains. Community chatter focused on Joe Lewis Braddock talk and local bets, with residents discussing future thrift events.
The terms Patrimony and Matrimony trace to Latin pater and mater with the suffix monium. They entered English via old French patrimoine and matrimoine, sharing a common linguistic lineage from father and mother.
The hyena wields one of the strongest bites among animals yet remains weak in the feet and hindquarters. This limits its effectiveness against a lion or tiger, leaving it unable to match larger predators.
Emigrate means to leave one’s country and immigrate means to enter another. An emigrant departs a homeland while an immigrant arrives in a new nation.
National League standings show Chicago 33 20 .623 and Pittsburgh 24 547 with Brooklyn 21 460 and Philadelphia 23 89. American League lists New York 19 638 and Detroit 22 008 with Cleveland 24 529 and Washington 23 30 .434. American Association and Three Eye League standings follow with Minneapolis 34 25 .576 and Terre Haute 29 .545 respectively.
Visitors to Edinburgh can view a Sixteenth century house at the Canongate gateway to Holyrood palace once famed as Scotland’s debtor sanctuary. The site recalls a bygone era when debt could imprison a person and a small jail near the Mint’s officers lay above the Cowgate.
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