Community Notes Highlight Local SocialVisits
Linton locals share weekend visits with relatives and friends across Terre Haute Indianapolis and Washington. Miss Ruth Rogers and Miss Martha Talbott appear in society items. Betty Lam and Rose Bigson travel for family and relief work. families from Indianapolis, Bedford and Carlisle visit Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Scarbrough
Terre Haute
Ada
Ruth Rogers
Indianapolis
Rose Bigson
Princeton
St. Peter's Congregation Plans Card Party Tuesday
St Peter's Catholic church members organize a card party at 8 oclock Tuesday night in St Peter's School. The general public is invited to attend for an evening of Buchre and social entertainment. A large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic
St. Peter's School
Buchre
Birthdays Honored at Keller Home Party
Mrs. Elmer Keller and two sons hosted a birthday gathering in Keller home Keller Jasonville honoring Mrs. Keller and Miss Berna Thornton Guests included Elmer Kelley sons Dean and Carl Roy Keller Virgil Willoughby Mildred Wright Otho Wright and families Home made ice cream and cake concluded the evening for the honorees and attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Keller
Jasonville
Keller
Bernadine Thornton
Miss Thornton
Elmer Kelley
Sona Dean
Carl
Roy Keller
Virgil Willoughby
Mildred
Otho Wright
Paul
Surprise Dinner Honors Rev J W Settle At Beech Church
A group from the local United Brethren church held a surprise dinner at Beech church east of Clay City on Sunday in honor of Rev J W Settle a former pastor. A bountiful noon meal was served on the church lawn with many Linton attendees listed among the guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Harbin and family Mr and Mrs Raymond Boston Mr and Mrs Chester Roger and daughter Mr and Mrs George Gonser and daughter Mr and Mrs John Correll and son Raymond Mr and Mrs Harve Magner Mr and Mrs Jesse Correlande son and daughter Mr and Mrs John Hodges Mrs Verna Walton and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Brewer and son and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Beech Church
Clay City
J. W. Settle
Linton
Arthur Harbin
Raymond Boston
Chester’ Roger
George Gonser
John Correll
Raymond
Harve Magner
Jesse Correlande
John Hodges
Verna Walton
Mra
Walter Brewer
Social calendar entries for evening meetings and lodge time
Boy Scouts meet in repairer session at seven. Metropolithic Lodge No. 195 Knights of Pythias gathers at seven thirty. Chickateth Council Pocahontas convenes at seven forty.
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Boy Scouts
Metropolithic
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Tuesday events and meetings listed for several local groups
Schedule of meetings including Legion Home post, Stouts club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Alpha Bible class, tennis club, Epworth League Cabinet, Home Economics club, Columbia Charter Order of Eastern Star, choir, and Fathers and Sons gathering with times mostly at 7 o clock, 6 80 p m, or 4 p m across Greene County and nearby community venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Wednesday Night Club and Lodge Meetings List
Community groups hold regular sessions across clubs and lodges. Mrs J Victor Briggs hosts bridge at 74h o clock Wednesday night while Claude Harris leads the 600 club. Royal Neighbors and Unity Lodge meet in various rooms with 7:30 p.m. start. Keystone Baptist class meets at 2 p.m. and Ladies Aid of First Baptist runs an all day church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Victor Briggs
Night 600 Club
Keystone
Baptist Church A
Robert Harbett
Northwear
the Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
L A L Club Honored At Fay Smith Home
The L A L Club met Thursday at Fay Smith's home with eleven members and four guests. Marie Breck and Mrs Dan Shonk won prizes in contests, Mrs Noah Reed took the club prize, and refreshments of ice cream muffins and tea were served. Members included Dan Shonk Rex Hoffeditz Chester Park Fred Noting John Banton Homer Bechtold Darry Miller Victor Cooksey Chester Hallars and Marie Breck. guests Ruth Smith Mrs Ernest Nolting Mrs Rex Shonk Sophena Bobley. The group plans a small day meeting at Victor Cooksey's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A.L
Fay Smith
Marie Breck
Dan Shonk
Noah Reed
Mesdames
Rex Hoffeditz
Chester Park
Fred Noting
John Banton
Homer Bechtals
Local club notices and events in a small town
Thursday evening schedule includes Bridge club dinner at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs Wham Sahm and Miss Martha Talbott at a bach park. Hiawatha club and Red Men hall gatherings, Americal Legion post at 7:30, Moose lodge at 7:30, Galen Hanes music. Family night at Glenburn Mission in Nola Vader Community house at 7:30.
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Bridge Club
Bach Park
Wham Sahm
Martha Talbott
Glenburn
Nola
Vader
Amy
Thoughts of the 1935 Co-ed in College Education
The article, part two of a four‑part series from Central Press Staff, surveys 1935 graduates and faculty views on the value of higher education beyond dollars. It notes mixed outcomes for first post‑grad years, salary around $100 a month, and varying opinions on education's cultural and practical worth, citing Michigan Cornell Oberlin and Pittsburgh as sources. It recounts student optimism from campus leaders and a candid remark about politics from a Cornell co‑ed after a Roosevelt conference.
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Praduate
Central Press
Michigan
Cornell
Oberlin
Pittsburgh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Uni- Scisidy* Dé Pittsburgh Wwhd
Courageous game leads to costly overbid in bridge
A bridge lesson traces a famous bid by South 1 No Trump and a double by West. North responds with 2 Hearts, East 2 Spades, North 4 Hearts, and South doubles. The play unfolds with risky leads and misfired defense as declarer clings to a doubled game after tricky trump management. The writer argues South should not have opened 1 No Trump, predicting East would avoid dummy hearts and a different defense would have fallen short.
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South
Feartas
Nature
North T Ff
Declarer
Pete
North
East
Vacation Bible School Plans At United Brethren Church
The First United Brethren Church announces a three week vacation church school beginning Tuesday at 8:30 in the auditorium. Courses cover worship recreation Bible and domestic science with no books required. Rev S E Decker serves as dean aided by capable teachers and urges parents to send children ages unspecified to attend.
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First United Brethren Church
S. E. Decker
Decker
Osca Bland Hosts Worthington Lake Eva Party
Mrs Oscar Bland of Washington D C former Greene county resident was guest of honor at an open house in Worthington. At Lake Eva Captain Smith's lake guests fished for over a hundred fish then shared a buffet dinner in the Smith lodge with bou- quets of water lilies. Twenty eight guests from Linton Bloomfield and Worthington attended with local friends from Worthington including A M Beasley Clpuse Maxwell Jasper Schloot Fleetwood J Cravens Seph Inman Calvin Barnes Julius Cooper and Mrs Otto Harting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bland
Washington, D. C
Greene County
David Smith
Worthington
Lake Eva
Smith
Smith Lodge
Linton
Bloomfeld
Mrs. Bland
Mesdames A. M. Beasley
Clpuse Maxwell
Jasper Sehloot
On Fleetwood
J. ©. Cravens
Seph Inman
Calvin Barnes
Julius Cooper
Otto Harting
Mills Visit Chicago Relates to War Hanae Nen
Fragmentary reading shows Mills of Chicago visiting with Mrs Rand and Mrgi. The text mentions travel toward Indianapolis and a prior war context and a return to Chicago. Names are garbled but indicate social or wartime travel notes involving Mills and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Susie
Mills
Taig
Judienapolis
Rand
Friday Choir Practice at 7 At the church
The M EF choir plans a practice Friday at 7 o clock at the church. Quapaw Tribe No 149 Improved Order of Red Men will meet at 7 30 p m with arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of, “Moose No
Atlas Community Club Hosts Neighborly Party at Home
Mrs. George Stevens hosted the Atlas Community club near Olive Branch church with a covered dish lunch at noon. Members enjoyed contests and prizes were awarded to Hazel Strickland Margaret Marty Sarah Page and Eva Page. Attending members and visitors included Ruth Reintjes Minnie Milley Mary Maxwell Dell M Hage Wade Maude Reintjes Ann Reintjes and several Page relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Stevens
Ruth Reintjes
Atlas Community Club
Olive Branch Church
Hazel Strickland
Margaret Marty
Sarah Page
Eva Page
Meadames Minnie Milley
Mary Maxwell
Dell. M Hage Wade
Suan
Maude ‘Reintjes
Ann Reintjes
Mésdamen
Lvive Dye
Kya Pape
Marie” Page
Patt Ann
Reinet Id Woulse Goodman
Harold Page
Onward CLaBS Meet at United Brethren Church
Friday night program at a home in Peka Kansas with the Baer a Bi We group entertaining and contests enjoyed. Seven men and others participated as guests. Clifts Walker was among those present during the business session and refreshments followed.
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The
United Brethren Church
Peka
Kan
Wakefield Alden and Mary Branson Seated to Peoria
Readable fragments show Wakefield Alden and Mary Branson involved in travel or relocation to Peoria with unclear context and missing details. Further readable lines indicate potential relocation or attendance but do not specify dates, events, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Alden
Mary Branson
Peoria
Devencode Class Notice in Keystone Sunda School
Fragmentary notice references a Sunday school event at a local church with home setting and a Mrs First as a named person. The readable details are limited and unclear about dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devecone
Keystone
Sunda School
Firs
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Funeral Home Phone
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Linton Milk CO
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Norge
Correll Electric
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Plymouth
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