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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
3
Tri Kappa initiation ends at the American Legion at 5 30 p.m. Din at 8 p.m. Royal Neighbors meet at the hall. City Lodge No 637 IO CF meets at hall at 7 30 p.m. 7 piks lodge at the home at 8 p.m. fies lodge at the hall at 7 p.m.
Various groups including Order of Moose Post 1434 American Legion Twist Catholic groups and church women announce meetings at halls and homes. Activities include choir practice bridge sessions Sunday school youth programs and a community supper with dates and locations scattered across town.
Friday activities include Japan Tribe No 143 at the hall and Waneta club meeting at Edith Johnsons home on Seventh. Mothers Circle gathers 1 30 pm at the Community House to earn the Glenburn graduates. G M G of the Saron Reed church holds its monthly meeting at Miss Anita art home at 7 30 pm. All members
The Kings Heralds of the First Church will meet with Patty at 210 North Main Street at 8 p.m. for a Saturday encampment event.
African Congo guest to address W I M S members and husbands at the garden home of Mrs Herbert Priest. A short program with soloist and instrumental music by well known musicians will be held indoors if rain.
Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Betty of Jasonville were in Linton transacting business. Frank Hall of Indianapolis visited Linton on business. Mrs. Raymond Scholl of Springfield and Mrs. Charles Scholl with Mrs. Eleanor Hancock of Jasonville visited friends in Linton Tuesday. Mrs. Byron Riddell and children of Bend Oregon are visiting Roland Fines and family in Linton.
The W F M S group met at Mrs Harvey Fishers home to discuss Heroes of the Cross in Africa. Talks highlighted missionaries David Livingstone and Robert Moffett, with sketches by Mrs J D Wilcoxin and remarks on Stewardship. Plans were made for the June tea at Mrs Herbert Priest's home on June 24 with guests Mrs Ralph Northrop and Mrs Elmer Wyatt.
The I H N class of the First M E Sunday school taught by Mrs Lillian Powell was entertained at the home of Mrs Floyd Cornett. Devotions led by Mrs Cornett centered on What a Friend. Miss Marjorie Cornett sang What a Friend We Have in Jesus. A short business session was held by president Mrs Arvil Blume, followed by social games and refreshments for guests Mrs Harry Hildebrand Mrs R V Cowlings and members listed.
Citizens share reactions the day after the big fight. Residents recall bets won or lost, gossip, and local scenes from streets to storefronts. Annabelle Richardson shows new teeth, Vernon Hill jokes about his jaw, and others go about daily errands amid prize fight chatter.
Rev Thea Jones a 16 year old preacher from Cincinnati Ohio continues revival services at the North Mission Pentecostal church. Special music and singing are featured each night before large crowds with the public invited to attend.
The beetle is described as the strongest living creature by weight, capable of carrying a burden 850 times its own.
The original Hawaiians are described as having excellent physiques and great strength. Chiefs are noted as six feet tall or more and weighing between 250 and 300 pounds.
The Queen Esthers and the Amici Duces of the M. E. church will host a picnic at Shakamak State Park from 1 to 1:30 p m on Friday. All wishing to attend should meet in front of the M. E. church at 1:00 o'clock Friday.
The Christian church choir practices have been discontinued during the Summer months. All choir members please take notice.
Greene County Junior Farmers and Homemakers clubs toured Spring Mill State Park for an all day meeting. Thirty seven members and guests traveled by bus and cars with Reverend J N A Downey leading brief services. A picnic lunch followed and the group explored the Old Village and Dannelon Cave. Next meeting set for July 15 at Quinton City park.
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