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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

3

Advertising Rates and Classified Policy Notice

National Representative Scheerer & Co published rates for single column ads. Rates include ten cent per line for reading notices and two cents per word for classified ads with no multi insertion discount. The Daily Citizen outlines submission deadlines and disclaimers on accuracy and responsibility.

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Women of the Moose to Install Officers

Plans for installation of new officers were made by the Women of the Moose hall. The installation will be held Friday evening. An invitation was extended to all club members to attend the annual state meeting in Indianapolis June 21 through the 24th. Initiation of several new members concluded the meeting.

the Moose Hall Indianapolis

FASTEETH Improves Denture Fit for Upper or Lower Plates

FALSE TEETH FASTEETH is a powder sprinkled on dentures to hold teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding and rocking with no gummy taste. Alkaline and non acid, it does not sour and helps reduce denture breath. Available at drug stores.

Social calendar of local clubs and meetings

Onward Bible class of U. B. church meets with Mrs. Sara Bolt at 2 p.m. Called meeting Linton Lodge No. 560 F and A M at the hall at 7 p.m. Work in the B A Degree. Hiawatha club meets at the Red Men's Hall for all day. American Legion Post meets at the home at 7 30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary meets at the hall at 7 30 p.m. Les Circle des Amis meets at the community house at 1 30 p.m.

U. B. Church Sara Bolt Linton Lodge Hiawatha Club Red Men’s Hall American Legion Post Eagles Les Circle Des Amis

Local FridAy Meetings List At Glenburn Mission Hall

Friday events include Glenburn Mission prayer at 7 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 meets at 7:30 p.m. Eagle Encampment No. 222 LO OF meets at 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at home at 8 p.m. Alpha Bible class at Methodist church with Mrs. John Bowen at 7:30 and Constellation club with Mrs. Charles Hazelrigg at 7:30.

Glenburn Mission Improved Order of Eagle Women of the Moose Chapter Alpha Bible Class of Methodist Church John Bowen Constellation Club Charles Hazelrigg

Legion Auxiliary Plans Old Fashioned Basket Dinner

Unit 22 members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home to plan an old fashioned basket dinner for July 13 for Auxiliary and Legion members and families. Officers for the ensuing year were nominated, Sarah Cooper joined the group, and birthday anniversaries were celebrated during social hour with games and refreshments for 33 members. The next meeting is July 11 with officer elections.

Unit 22 American Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Sarah Cooper Halém, Norris Margaret Fleeves Mary Pirtle

Cancer Society Officers Elected in Three Indiana Chapters

Delta Theta Tau chapters in Linton Jasonville and Worthington elected officers to lead the Cancer Society in Greene county for the coming year. Officers include Eva Haseman chairwoman Martha Corbin first vice chairman Dr J A Graf second vice chairman and Thelma Weber treasurer. The groups met at Shakamak State Park for a hamburger fry.

Delta Theta Tau Linton Jasonville Worthington Cancer Society Greene County Shakamak State Park Eva Haseman Martha Corbin J. A. Graf Bloomfield Thelma Weber Lyons Louis Heaton Mary McCulloch Claude Maxwell Vance Sappenfield Richard Hastings Bob Fitzpatrick Burnell Turpen Fred Huffman Vera Vincent Bob Griffiths Esther Wolford John Woner Hilda Harrison Charles Tubby Olan Keneady Charles Hoskins Mesdames Deema Rotman Ita Richardson Jean Anthony Betty Duncan Jennie Seipman Josie Poe Dean Rae Louise Saiders Ruby Crown Wynema Welch Ruth Liston Eva Mitchell Lela Cooprider Agnes Smith Phoebe Smith Frieda Axe Nelle Krutt

Sons of Soil 4-H Camp Plans Discussed at Lyons Meeting

The Sons of Soil 4-H club met in the Lyons School House to plan a four H camp. Jack Steele presided as vice president, dues were paid, and Bob Cox delivered the secretary's report. Social hour included movies and refreshments for a long list of members.

Sons of Soil Lyons School House Jack Steele Bob Cox Sherry Leavitt Alvin Bosell Betty Heshelman Sue Heshelman Virginia Woodall Clyde Tibbett Jim Campbell Dwayne Cooper Connie Edwards Stanley Allen Jack Allen Junior Allen Jim Falk LeRoy Flynn Gary Leavitt Ed Wright Dickie Steele Phillip Hendren Bill Powers Larry Hyde Stevie Suhre Norman Shepherd Tommy Bedwell Larry Anderson Lloyd Brown

Personal greetings flow from distant guests and visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barcus and son Tommy and Jerry Skidmore of Detroit Michigan joined Mrs. Sara Smith for a recent visit. Misses Minnie and Edith Lind of Sandborn attended the Clarke Smith wedding in Martinsville. The Reed and Bedwell families along with others returned from a two week vacation through the Eastern and New England states. Mrs. Maddison and son Norman of Detroit are visiting relatives in the community.

Joe Barcus Tommy Jerry Skidmore Detroit Mich Earl Hoesman Paul Shelton Ina Bedwell Paxton Ray Reed Floyd Bedwell Sharon Sue Dayton Sara Smith Minnie Edith Lind Sandborn Clarke- Smith Martinsville Raymond Boston

Report on Baptist Church Vacation Bible School

The two week Vacation Bible school at Linton Baptist Church ended with a Sunday Commencement. Miss Gaynell Workman led a 26 member faculty as 200 students enrolled and 160 attended daily on average. 150 diplomas were awarded with 106 perfect attenders. A Shakamak state park picnic followed by a worship program showcased department work and craft displays.

Linton Baptist Church Gaynell Workman Shakamak State Park

Shamrock 4-H Plans Purdue Trip

Final plans were made for a June 21 Purdue University trip by Shamrock 4-H club members of Jasonville at Mrs. Ailas Corbin home. Demonstrations occurred during business, record books were checked, with Barbara Vaughn as guest and members Helen Brown Shirley Bradbury Sue Cadwell Mima Corbin Anita English Ruby Dudley Kay Pope Elizabeth Vaughn Barbara Zuder Bea Wilson and Mrs. Corbin attending.

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