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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
2
Rates listed for single column inch advertising with 30 cent per inch for subsequent insertions. Classified ads priced per word with a minimum for first insertion. Reading notices charged at 10 cents per line. Obituaries and cards of thanks or announcements follow regular line rates. Permanent contract rates available on application.
Mrs Celena Cuvelier marked her eighty second birthday with a Sunday dinner at her son Desire Cuvelier’s home. Attendees included Jack and Mrs McGuire and family, Desire Cuvelier and Alfred Cuvelier, Riverton relatives, Lloyd L Smith and Ed McKinnon households, Carolyn in Hammond, Betty Jean and Wilma Mae Cuvelier, Edward Bennett family, Sharon Joyce, Dennis Combs and Delores Mae, Wilburn Spurgeon and Donnie Ray, guest Fern Jeffre of Bloomfield Hills Michigan, and the celebrant.
Mona Louvenia Morgan files petition with Greene Circuit Court to determine her time and place of birth. Hearing set for June 29, 1943. Clerk Frank A. Lenning dated June 18, 1943.
A promotional notice claims a simple home test can restore hearing after hearing noise from ear wax. It offers a money back guarantee if you do not hear better and directs readers to Hamilton drug stores to ask about Ourine Ear Drops.
Linton Council of Women meets at the public library at 2 pm. Chickateth Council Pocahontas gathers at the Red Men’s hall at 7 pm. Epworth League of Glenburn Mission convenes at the Community house at 7 15 pm. Metropolitan Lodge No. 193 K of P meets at the hall at 7 30 pm. Scouts and Cubs at the community house 6 30 pm. Scout Troop No. 50 at 6 30 pm. Women’s club picnic at Humphreys park 6 30 pm bring covered dish and own table service. Women’s Council of First Christian church breakfast 8 am with officer installation. Truthseekers class meets with Miss Sophia Kramer at 2 pm. Alpha Delphian club at Surgical Dressings class 1 pm. Faith Temple Pythian Sisters No 42 meet at the hall 2 pm.
Linton lodge No 560 F and A M meets at 7 30 p m to work in the F C degree. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets at the Red Men’s hall at 7 p m. Loyal Order of Moose convenes at 7 30 p m. Beginners First Aid class 7 to 9 p m at the library. Girls 44H club 2 p m at the high school. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge at Mrs Ed Carmody’s at 2 15 p m. Home Economics club at the library 2 p m. Friendly Class of the Christian church at the Elks Home 2 o’clock for Red Cross work.
The Wednesday schedule lists Baptist Ladies Aid Society at the church for an all day session, Hayles Lodge at the hall, Elks Lodge at the Elks home at 8 p m, Unity Lodge No 63711 O O F at 7 30 p m, Pere Rotary Club luncheon at the Methodist church at 12 14 p m, Glenburn W S C meets at the community house, and Tri Kappa at the public library at 7 30 p m.
Thursday events include Linton Lodge 560 at 7:80 p m for Master Mason work. Beginners First Aid class 7 to 9 at the library. Hiawatha club all day at Red Men s Hall. American Legion 7 p m at Legion home. Choir practice 7 45 at Baptist church and 7 at United Brethren and Methodist. War Mothers Auxiliary 2 at Legion home. Townsend club 7 30 at City hall.
Friday schedule lists Women of the Moose at the Moose hall 7 p.m. Surgical Dressings classes at Elks home 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 meets at the wall 7 p.m. Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion home 6:50 p.m.
In Logan West Virginia a quiet home wedding joined Miss Betty Jane Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Brewer 160 Nighbert Ave and Lt William H Moore son of Mrs Lucille Hudson Moore of Lexington Kentucky. Rev C Mitchell officiated in the bride’s living room with Miss Elizabeth File maid of honor and Liz Reeder best man. The couple left for Hartford Connecticut for further training after a reception at the Brewer home.
The Circuit Court of Greene County Indiana appoints James H Haseman as administrator of Otto B Haseman late of Greene County deceased. The estate is believed solvent with the appointment dated June 5 1943. Edwin B Long attorney for the administrator. June 7 14 21
The text names multiple relatives and households attending a wedding. Listed are Mr. and Mrs. Robertson of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Akers of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Paintsville, Mrs. Ann Hudson of Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, and Mrs. Moore, mother of the groom, plus Jib Bob Brewer, brother of the bride.
A social evening was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Barnett for members of the Western Auto Associate Store and their families. Music by Barbara and Imogene Barnett complemented refreshments of homemade ice cream cake and cookies for attendees including Paul Gambill, Sara Gambill, Sybil Laughlin, Jackie Lynn, Myron Greene, Sally Auten, and the Barnetts with children Barbara Imogene Eddie and Glen.
A roundup of visits and travel from Dugger Spencer and Indianapolis includes Wayne Camden son serving at Great Lakes and other relatives from Indianapolis Ankster Mich Detroit Ill Vincennes Worthington Sullivan Switz City and Dugger. Several attendees joined Wayne Camden on leave and others traveled for funerals and gatherings at Shakamak state park and beyond.
Local residents trace weekend travels and family visits across Indianapolis Terre Haute Detroit Flint North Willow and nearby areas. Names include Wesley Hensley Mrs Cliff Miller Miss Frances Newsom Vera Young Lela Hinman Mary Louise Famehill Patty Steep Irene Ivy Mildred Tucker Claude Clark Leota Alsman Lillian Helderman and others.
A four day strike at Schacht Rubber in New Castle ends with about 250 workers returning to jobs this morning. War Labor Board representative William Abel says demands will be negotiated through regular mediation channels.
Nine thousand foremen have ended their strike at four Ford Motor company plants in Detroit. A company spokesman says some strikers returned to the early morning shift, with others expected to report.
A company spokesman says the strike by hourly foremen, members of an unaffiliated union, reduced production by about ten percent. The walkout was prompted by a wage dispute and the dismissal of one of their members.
Arthur McDonald, a farmer east of Pria zil in Indiana, unearthed a bronze medal issued by the Republic of New Hampshire in 1786. The face shows a Pilgrims landing motif with Mayflower imagery, a wreath, and the inscription Sigillum.
McDonald argued that the medal titled Republicate Nephatoniensis or Seal of the Republic of New Hampshire is rare and would be highly valued by coin and relic collectors. The dated reference 4786 suggests a mythic origin of the republic among the thirteen colonies.
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