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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
3
Society notes urge entries from clubs lodges parties and churches to reach the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a m for that day's list. Helen L Grubbs signs the notice.
Aremac club meets at Lucas studio at 7 30 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M holds a called meeting at the hall at 6 30 p m with MM degree work and refreshments. Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hotas meets at the Red Men s hall at 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at the Moose hall at 7 30 p m. Local Union No 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers meets at the K of P hall at 7 60 p m. Glenburn Youth Fellowship meets at the community house at 7 p m.
Wednesday events include Christian choir practice at 8 p m at the church Eagles Lodge at 7 p m Elks Lodge at the home Unity Lodge No. 637 I O O F at 7 30 p m Rotary luncheon at the Catholic school hall 12 15 p m Glenburn W S C S at 4 30 p m Royal Neighbors all day meeting at Red Men s hall 11 30 a m Friendly class of First Christian church at Mrs John Byers 2 p m
A list of local group gatherings throughout the day including Hiawatha club at Red Men hall, American Legion at Legion home, United Brethren choir at church, Baptist choir practice, Pythian Sisters at hall, Linton lodge degree work at 2 pm, Women's Council breakfast at Christian church, Pocahontas Troop Leaves for tri county meeting, Truth Seekers class at Fred Harting’s home.
Friday events list the 19 Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose hall at 8 p m and a prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 p m.
Members of Quapaw Council No 80 of the Ocahontas Lodge will leave the Red Men's hall at 6 o'clock Thursday evening to attend a tri county meeting at Bloomington. All members urged to be on time.
Mrs Millie Goodson of Linton underwent major surgery at St Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute Monday morning. Her condition is reported to be good.
Members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the local Methodist church met at the church with Mrs. Lillian Powell hosting. Devotional leader Mrs. Ted Smith spoke on peace through evangelism, with musical numbers by Mrs. Smith and others, a lesson review of These Moving Times by Morris, and a closing prayer by Mrs. William Johnson.
The Evangelical and Reformed church Ladies Aid met recently at Mrs. Carl Hightower’s home in Linton with fifteen members and one guest. Devotional led by Mrs. Herbert Asdell. readings shared by members. songs by Marilyn and Nancy Hightower Ruth Renken Carol Renken and Helen Margaret Moehlmann. Nancy Hightower sang a solo. Attendees listed include Mrs. Alfred Moehlmann Mrs. Carl Kramer Mrs. Lizzie Klink Mrs. E. J. Ecker and others. refreshments served.
About one hundred club members and children gathered at Humphreys Park for the annual Greene County Home Economics club picnic. A varied program featured music by the Kitchen Band, a skit by Worthington Players, baton twirling by Phyllis Ogle, and readings from Sunshine club members and Lyons Home Lovers.
Members of the W. A. W. club met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Elson with Mrs. Don Stark as co host. The gathering featured decorative arrangements and shared activities reflecting club customs.
An evening of social games featured bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Stanton Clapp, Mrs. Noble Cox, Mrs. Ellis Plew, Mrs. Charles Clayton and Mrs. Stark. Refreshments were served to members Mesdames Stanton Clapp, Chas Clayton, Ellis Plew, Noble Cox, Don Stark, George Strauser, Misses Bonna Baughman and Gaynell Workman, and guests Mesdames Arthur Tryon, Dona Steward, Wayne Maxwell and Joe Thompson.
Greene county Home Economics club leaders will attend a training meeting Thursday at the County Extension office in Bloomfield. Miss Blanche Zaring will teach Color Harmonies in the Home and offer color scheme ideas and accents to use now. Leaders will bring back and present the information to clubs across the county.
A farewell supper honored Major Gertrude Calvert of the local Salvation Army post was held at the shelter house in Humphreys Park. Fifty five people attended a basket supper and enjoyed social time and old time songs.
Mrs William Smith of Linton suffers a broken ankle from a recent fall. She was taken to Freeman Greene county hospital for X ray observation and the fracture was reduced. She is now at her home on Third street northwest.
John W. Snyder will be sworn in today as secretary of the treasury on the treasury building south portico. A Missouri banker and former head of the federal loan administration, he becomes the 53rd person to hold the post, succeeding Chief Justice Vinson.
Indiana Attorney General James A. Emmert ruled military pay remains exempt from state gross income tax while the nation is in a state of war or until discharge. The 1940 tax law and the federal Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act stay in force, per the ruling in Indianapolis on June 25, requested by State Treasurer Frank T. Millis.
South Bend and Indianapolis gain first air passenger link as Mid West and Southern Air lines inaugurate service tomorrow. South Bend Mayor F Kenneth Dempsey and Notre Dame football figure among attendees as the Hoosier capital is reached.
Coach Frank Leahy and President Paul Butler of the South Bend Association of Commerce join the initial flight passengers. Governor Gates and other state officials will meet the plane at Municipal airport in Indianapolis at 8 30 a m.
Paul Witt a 38 year old German prisoner of war was found dead along the Nickel Plate tracks two miles west of Mellott Fountain county. Fort Benjamin Harrison authorities said Witt jumped from a train in an escape attempt and suffered a skull fracture.
A Boston report recalls a 12 year old religious trend in New England where about one fifth of the population was labeled Nothingarian. A minister explains the term as a person indifferent to church choice yet generous with donations to various denominations.
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