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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
2
Local society items for the Linton Daily Citizen must reach the office by 11 a.m. for publication that day. Personal news from clubs lodges parties and churches are welcome for inclusion. Helen L. Grubbs notes the deadline and content scope.
Friday events list meets at the hall and various groups gather in the evening. Women of the Moose convene at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p.m. Red Men Lodge No 143 meets at 7:30 p.m. Constellation club hosts Mrs A Ladson at 7:30.
Ten members of the Junior Home Economics Club met at Genevieve Hatcher’s home on Fairview Road Thursday evening. Minutes and roll call were ready as each member shared a favorite flower. The reading, How to Re Establish the Returning Veteran, prompted an engaging discussion.
Members repeated the club creed and enjoyed contests followed by refreshments of home made ice cream cake and ice tea. Guests included Mesdames Mary Wright Geneva Shepherd Eula Berns Mary Schmitt Ruth Baker Beatrice Cou lomb Wanetta Moore Ellen Ogle Florence Scott Annabelle Creager and the hostess.
Delta Theta Tau members were entertained at Mrs. Josephine Williams home with Mrs. Mary Hux Mrs. Eva Haseman and Amy Flack assisting. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Mable Griffith Mrs. Myrtle Syester and Louise Heaton.
Mr and Mrs Roy Cook of Bloomington with sons Lt Rob Cook of the U S Army Air forces and Mr and Mrs Billy Cook of Akron O are vacationing with their parents Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Tobe Robertson Mrs Mark Lunn of Carterville Ill is visiting her son Mr and Mrs Ira Lunn and son Larry Duncan Keith of Los Angeles visits friends and relatives here
The Fern Leaf Temple 124 Pythian Sisters of Dugger Ind report the passing of Sister Emma Dugger on May 3 1945. A thirty day charter drape and notices in local paper are authorized with sympathy extended to her husband and family. The remembrance includes verses and memories of the departed.
A church schedule listing Rev. C. E. Homberger and C. E. Willis as superintendents. Activities include Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:45 a. m. services, Youth Fellowship, official board meetings, prayer and choir sessions, and midweek prayer meetings.
First and B Streets N W Wayne Corbin S 8S Supt Dr S M Cornell Associate Pastor Powell Forbes Pastor note a 9 30 school studying The New Church in the Pagan World and a 10 30 worship hour with message Hope Laid Up Margarite A Hattery solo in Indianapolis later 6 30 Youth Fellowship 7 30 Preaching Message Lost mixed quartet special music. Monday 7 30 Official Board at the parsonage Wednesday 7 30 Mid week prayer service Thursday 7 30 Choir rehearsal plans to attend Franklin Merom and Green Lake assemblies and all registrations filed at the registrar’s office to assure room and meals Shakamak camp activities of the Baptist Young People report Sunday morning at church school opening.
The First Christian church announces a new minister will preach at the Sunday service on June 24, with a night service to follow. Sunday school starts at 9 30 in the morning.
Bible school at 9 30. Young Peoples meet at 6 30 evening worship 7 30. Wednesday 7 30. Tuesday 7 30 special officers meeting.
The revival in Linton progresses with times listed for Sunday school at 9 36, morning worship at 10 30 and evangelistic service at 7 30. The message urges all to attend as God’s call remains strong in Linton.
Rev. H. O. Renken pastor. Joe Haseman leads U. S. Sept Sunday school at 9 30. Worship service at 10 30. Truth Seekers class meets Thursday afternoon at 2. Mrs Boven schen to host in church basement.
R C Hale leads morning worship at 10 30 with Young Peoples meeting at 6 45 led by Alice King Evening service at 7 30 and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 led by Mrs E E Flinn
Chinese troops closed in from three sides on Liuchow air base and rail center six miles southwest of the city. Reinforcements linked with a column moving north along the Nanning highway. Other forces pressed toward Liuchow from south and east while a railway column neared 11 miles from the city. Japanese withdrawals on Hainan noted.
President Truman, visiting the northwest, took a daylong motor trip to Mount Rainier while maintaining radio contact with war developments. He forecasts a possible Pacific move before year end and may meet Chiang Kai-shek. Okinawa success fuels his tempo as he fishes on Puget Sound with Gov. Wallgren and Sen. Magnuson before heading to Portland and San Francisco.
A modern coal testing laboratory at 1240 Hulman Street Terre Haute opens under the Coal Trade Association of Indiana. It serves major Indiana coal producers reporting 90 percent of state output 27 million tons last year. The facility analyzes moisture ash sulphur fixed carbon and BTU heating value and also tests fusion temperatures and grindability to aid quality control.
Health Officer Albert Marchione in Monessen received a suspicious box. Bomb experts tested it and found no high explosives. He opened it to discover a corsage crafted from cigarettes sent by a local civic organization.
Indianapolis June 22 The American Legion said the Supreme Court 5 3 ruling nullifying Bridges deportation does not alter its view Bridges remains an undesirable alien Webb National Americanism Commission chair notes that public opinion did not close the case and the Legion remains dissatisfied with the decision
Webb said the American Legion believes Bridges' views and activities threaten the American form of government and way of life, noting the case hinged on a technicality rather than merits of the accusation.
A Kuomintang congress adopted a resolution to build a Roosevelt memorial library in postwar China to honor the late American president. The proposal frames the library as a cultural landmark reflecting U S china ties and wartime cooperation.
Mr. F. G. Gunn of Atlanta, once 30 pounds underweight, reports gaining 27 pounds after taking Retonga. He praises improved appetite, sleep, energy, and relief from constipation, stating he now weighs 145 pounds and feels much healthier. Retonga targets Vitamin B-1 deficiency and digestive issues. available at Hamilton Drug Stores.
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