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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

3

Subscription rates and advertising terms published

The Daily Citizen lists subscription prices payable in advance by carrier or by mail with Indiana and outside Indiana rates. Advertising rates include per word three cents for classifieds, with minimums and line rates, plus policy on responsibility for accuracy and cash payments for non accounts. National reps listed as Scheerer & Co. The notice warns disconnection for nonrenewal and outlines publication deadlines.

Carricr Indiana National Representative Scheerer & CO Chicago Detroit New York CLAS IFIAD Mosameh Wa Daily Citizen

Society News Blast for Linton Daily Citizen

Society and clubs notes request items by 11 am for that day's issue. Personal news lodge club and church notices welcomed. Mrs. Melen Grubbs listed as contact for submissions.

Linton Daily Citizen Melen Grubbs

Social Calendar for Thursday Activities and Meetings

Stated meeting of Linton Lodge No. 560 F and A M at 7 30 p m. American Legion at 7 30 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary at 7 p m. W S C 5 Gienburn at the community house all day. Indianola club with Mrs Clara Dudley at 7 30 p m. Qui Vive club at the Canteen 6 30 p m. Bring proceeds from sale. Jr Home Ec club with Mrs Ray Scott at 7 30 p m.

American Legion Eagles Ladies Auxiliary W.S.C Gienburn Indianola Club Clara Dudley Qui Vive Sale. . Jr. Home Ec. Club Ray Scott

Fraternal Meetings Friday Evening Across Local Lodges

Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improv ed Order of Red Men meets at 7 30 p m Eagle Encampment 222 1 0 0 F at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 at 8 p m Truthseekers Class United Brethren church at 2 p m with Mrs Dorothy Correll co hostess Mrs Floy McGriffin Called meeting Linton lodge No 560 F and A M at hall at 7 30 p m Work in Fellowcraft degree.

Women of the Moose Chapter United Brethren Church Dorothy Correll Floy McGriffin Linton Lodge A. M

One horsepower defined as lifting 33,000 pounds one foot per minute

An explanation states one horsepower equals lifting 33,000 pounds one foot in one minute. The metric ties mechanical power to a steady lifting task and illustrates the unit’s scale.

Mother's Evening Club Meeting At Mrs Woodruff's Home

The Mother's Evening club gathered at Mrs. Robert Woodruff's home for a session focused on Program Planning. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ralph Sprinkle and Mrs. Woodruff, with birthday gifts for Mrs James Cline and Mrs Felix Faiderbe from secret pals.

Robert Woodruff Mother's Evening Club Ralph Sprinkle Woodruff James Cline Felix Faiderbe Bruce Cambell Carl Figg Donald Mead Murl Heaton Don Pope Clyde Hyde Miles Skinner Harmon Tyson Max McKim Mrs. Woodruff

Swabys Host Sunday Dinner With Varying Guests

Mr and Mrs Charles Swaby entertained at their home near her Sunday Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Smith and Mr and Mrs Ferne Smith and children Alan Gary and Timmie of Dagger R R 1 Mr and Mrs George Smith and children Jerry Dale and Sue of Wilmington Ohio and Mr and Mrs Gale Smith and son Mike of Sullivan.

Charles Swaby Guy Smith Ferne Smith Alan, Gary and Timmie Dagger R. R. 1 George Smith Jerry, Dale Sue Wilmington Ohio Gale Smith Mike Sullivan

Baptist Youth Fellowship Meets at Taylor Home

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor hosted Baptist Youth Fellowship members on Wednesday. Miss Joy Gabbard led the business session planning a picnic at Shakamak State Park for the next regular meeting. Judy Maxwell opened devotions and a discussion followed the lesson as social activities included baseball, croquet, and refreshments for listed members and couples.

Edward Taylor Baptist Youth Fellowship Joy Gabbard Shakamak State Park Judy Maxwell Patty O’hern Beverly French Sonna Kendall Ann Haseman Jane Williams Joan Hunter Bonnie Gabbard Peggy Wheeler Bobby Geatches Bobby Jerrells Sandra Johnson Ralph Argarbright Donna Rae Francis Lucas Bill Dale Jim Collins Royden Rae Collins Kendall Taylor

Women of Moose Plan Installation Ceremony Details

Chapter 19 Women of the Moose finalize officer installation plans for Friday with Bloomington Chapter in charge. A $500 U S Savings Bond was purchased. Bedford Chapter installation is set for June 24. Bedford participants cross town to Moose Hall for ritual practice Friday at seven.

Chapter Women of the Moose Bloomington U. S Bedford Moose Hall

Geatches Family Enjoy Weeklong Michigan City Vacation

Mr and Mrs Wayne Geatches and their family are spending a week on vacation at Michigan City with plans for leisure and local sightseeing.

Mrs Wayne Geatches Michigan City

4-H Club Workshop Set for Friday Night

Greene county 4 H members enrolled in the Farm and Home Electric project will gather at the REMC headquarters west of Bloomfield Friday night for a workshop. Arthur Haseman reports over 100 participants this year. Electricians and dealers from Bloomfield will assist with demonstrations on toy electric motors wiring and lamp remodeling.

Farm Wich Home Electric Greene County REMC Bloomfield Arthur Haseman Bering Bloomfield Mill and Hevato Company Concrete K. and M. Appliance Moore and Son Electric Store Wayne Moore Nash Hatchery and Farm Supply Company Hoomfield Electric Shop Public Service Company of Indiana RE. M. C Willoughby’s Sore

Origins of the Master and Doctor Degrees in Medieval Europe

The text traces the early meaning of master and doctor degrees to Bologna and Paris in the 12th century and notes that Oxford legends claim King Alfred founded the university. It mentions continental scholars lecturing at Oxford as early as 1117.

Bologna Paris Oxford University Alfred Oxford

Officers Elected for Linton Ladies Day at Golf Course

Officers were chosen at a Wednesday meeting for the Ladies Day programs at Linton Municipal Golf Course. Twenty three women attended. activities include golf or cards with lunch at 1 PM. New officers are Mary Craig president Jack White first vice president and Carl Denie second vice president.

Linton Municipal Golf Course Mary Craig Jack White Bloomfield Carl Denie Helen Collins Mary Parsons Ray Malicoat

Anna Stoeckel Elected President of Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Anna Stoeckel elected president of the 7th District Past Presidents Babe of the American Legion Auxiliary during a district picnic at McCormicks Creek State Park. Business session set the next meeting for Shakamak State Park. Mrs Stoeckel and Mrs Mae Spice represented the Linton unit.

Anne Stoeckel Ofce Babe American Legion Auxiliary McCormicks Creek State Park Shakamak State Park Stoeckel Mae Spice Linton

4 H Club Camp At Shakamak Park This June

About 250 4 H club members will attend camp at Shakamak State Park from June 23 to 26. Enrollment starts Saturday at 2 PM with swimming at 4 PM. Eighteen adult leaders assist with activities and leadership. Evening vesper services and campfire programs precede sunrise services. The Indiana State Health Service provides a dentist and nurse for dental and vision checks. The camp closes Tuesday at 8 AM.

Shakamak State Park Indiana State Health Service

Health Conditions At Camps Attacked

Mexican farm labor camps in South Bend area faced closure for alleged health law violations unless owners improved conditions. A public health threat prompted officials to act after a report by Homer.

South Bend Ind Homer

Camp health violations lead to court action against two workers

Fitterling and Gumz were ordered to appear in city court on health law violations. Officials warned camps would be condemned if unchecked. Nurse Crocker reported that 44 of 55 farm laborers at the Fitterling camp were tuberculosis carriers and that 15 people shared one room.

Fitterling Harold Gumz F. R. Nicholas Carter Ruby Crocker Gumz Fitter Morris Balla Carter

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