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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
3
The Greene County Nurses Association hosted the Central Southwest District of the Nurses for a buffet supper at the Municipal Golf Course club house. Flowers and candles adorned the room. A short business meeting followed, then cards. Thirty members and guests attended.
Society items must reach the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in the issue Mrs Ann Toney is listed among those submitting news for the day
Tuesday events include Delta Theta Tau picnic at Humphreys park 6 30 p m bring covered dish Kiwanis Glenburn community house 6 30 Red Men hall 7 30 Painters and Paper Hangers K of P hall 7 Salvation Army Home League Humphreys park 10 00 Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity LO OF Rotary lunch at Ziegler s Craft club Masonic Temple 7 30 Indianola club meeting Mrs Belle Keller Lyons Masonic Lyons 7 30 Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 Christian church choir 7 00 American Legion 7 30 Methodist choir 7 00 Friday evening Red Men Improved Order of Red Men 7 00 Eagles Encampment 7 30 Greene County trades council 7 30 Women of Moose 8 00 Saturday Linton Lodge 560 F and A M 7 30 Work Fellowcraft degree
Mrs. Robert Duncan and son Bobby return from Wampum Pennsylvania after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Woozrow W Edwards and children Thelma and Tom my. Mrs. Darwin Bare and sons Walter and Steven of Albuquerque New Mexico visit here. Mr. and Mrs. W S Haseman of Linton vacation in Mexico City staying at Hotel Guadalupe. Mrs. Florence Scott improving at home. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Chipman and son Gene return from a vacation through the east and Canada visiting relatives in Columbus Ohio Gatonhutton Ohio Niagara Falls New York and Canada and Sturgis Michigan and Pendleton. Mrs. Ella Spaihnapher returns to Peoria Illinois after four weeks with Mamie Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster coach Mrs Foster home for weekend. Mrs. Jack Edwards and Mrs. Ray Fallowell of Cincinnati Ohio visit Elsie Laymon Jr over the weekend.
Mrs Florence Fritz hosted the Town and Country Home Economics club for June at her home. Mrs Mildred Hale spoke on Outlook and Situations and the group planned next year’s lessons while voting on preferred topics.
Miss Mildred Harbett of Linton and Mrs. Kenneth Hunter and others from Jasonville attended the eighteenth annual Indiana Baptist Women's house party at Franklin College. Speakers included Helen Schmitz of the Women’s American Baptist Home Mission Societies and Dr. J. M. Horton of the Indiana Baptist Convention.
Mr and Mrs William Buck of 59 Eleventh street northeast Linton will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary Wednesday June 23. The day will be spent quietly at home because of Mrs Bucks illness. They are parents of five living children Joe Buck Tucson Ariz Mrs Edith Price Jasonville James Buck Noblesville Mrs Grace Miller Linton and Mrs Dorothy Willis Evansville. They have fourteen grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. The Buck family moved to Linton last fall after most of their married life was spent in Sullivan county.
Mr and Mrs Danzi Dowdy of Dexter Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Rae Dowdy to Bernie Crum son of Mr and Mrs Bert Bradfield of Lyons. Janice completed beauty culture training in 1953 and works at Alta's Beauty Shop while a Dexter High School senior next year. Bernie Crum is Lyons High School graduate ordained as a Church of Christ minister March 16 1952 and serves with the Church of Christ southwest of Dexter. No wedding date yet.
The hornbill beak appears heavy and large but is surprisingly light. Its bill acts as a thin, rigid sheath over a complex network of bony fibers, balancing strength with minimal weight.
Marketing claims Blue Lustre foam cleaning system makes carpet cleaning as easy as shuffleboard. Vacuums, applies with long-handle brush, dries, and vacuums again for impressive results. Hamilton Drug Stores advertises as an early national retailer.
Miss Diana Tomak daughter of Dr and Mrs M E Tomak of this city performed in a Hodgins school of dancing revue at Bosse high school Sunday night. She later joined the same troupe in a Coliseum show at Mt Vernon tonight alongside DeLee Long and Jimmy Beasley. Psi Iota Xi sponsors two shows at local high school Friday night one at 7:00 and the other at 9:00 tickets from members or parents.
The Junior Home Economic club held its June meeting at Humphrey Park with hostesses Mrs. Juanita Mounier and Mrs. Mary Susan Schmitt. Mrs. Annabelle Creager taught a lesson on Freezing Meals with recipes and time saving tips. Program planning for next year was discussed.
Residents of Carrier Mills Ill gathered for a social hour with games and prizes. Hostesses Mrs Mounier and Mrs Schmitt served refreshments to a group of members and the guest Mrs Berns. The next meeting will be at Mrs Anna Louise Shonk's home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Farnham and family with a delegation of eleven Witnesses leave Jasonville by car for Cincinnati to attend the District Convention of Jehovahs Witnesses at Cincinnati Gardens from June 24 to 27. Over 15000 Witnesses from 20 states will gather to demonstrate unity under Gods word. The Farnhams will visit the Irwin M Krohn Conservatory and the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens during their trip.
The Linton Business and Professional Women's Club held a hamburger fry at Humphreys park marking its June meeting. New members welcomed were Mrs. John Woner Miss Sharon Page Mrs Carl Donie and Mrs Helen Sweeney.
The Switz City Methodist Youth Fellowship elected officers at a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Rex Johnson. Bonnie Flory became president with Johnny Johnson as vice president Shirley Scott as secretary and treasurer Bill Scott and Judy Dowden as recreation leaders Mary Messick as pianist Kay Hasket Marilyn Brownwell as song leaders and Mary Messick as reporter. A social hour followed with cake ice cream and iced tea served. The meeting was held Friday at 7:00 o clock CST July 2.
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