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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
5
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Social calendar notes Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at 7 p m. in the usual hall with members urged to attend and participate in the evening session.
Eagle Encampment I O C F No 222 schedules open air Salvation Army service at seven, with a regular service at seven thirty and a meeting at eight for all members to attend this Saturday.
W E Gladville of Pesatum Illinois Central died in Chicago after a 12 day hospital stay following months of illness. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Bertha Ingram of Dugger and other relatives. Funeral services planned for Sullivan Illinois with interment at Mattoon later Saturday. Local notices also mention visits and travel by residents and notes on lightning scars occasionally seen on victims.
Society brief requesting submissions to the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 am for inclusion in that day's issue. Notices cover personal news clubs lodges parties and church items.
The G M G of the Saron Reformed Church gathered Thursday at Miss Dorothy Hofert’s home with Virgina Hixon presiding over devotions and the lesson. The business session planned a picnic at Shakamak State Park for the next meeting with Lynn Tindall as hostess. Refreshments were served to Minnie Steward, Lynn Tindall, Virginia Hixon, Betty and Susie Kuropchak, Mrs. Arthur Berns, Mrs. William Hilgedick, the sponsor, and Dorothy Hofert. Mrs. Russell Byrd of Bloomfield visited in Linton. Lucille Higgerson and daughter of Palestine NL visited friends here. they left for Miami, Florida after a short stay. Juanita Hill, Bernadene Hill, Vernon Moore, and Melvin Scholl were in Terre Haute on business.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sylvina Smith daughter of Mrs Mona Smith Dugger to Glenn Page son of Mr and Mrs Asher Page near Linton. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev Gordon Kemble at Olive Branch Baptist Church on June 25 at noon.
Dr. W. W. Yapp of the University of Illinois judged eighteen Jersey cows at the Ethbert Newsom farm near Worthington. He rated one very good nine good plus and eight good with the senior herd bull good plus and the junior herd bull very good. Purdue and Greene county dairymen attended. Sable Island, off Newfoundland, is nicknamed the Graveyard of the Atlantic.
Mrs. Allen G Pate hosted a contract bridge night on West Spring Street with prizes for Mrs. Bertha Wisman and Mrs. Anna D Slinkard. Mrs H B Turner held a similar event at her home with prizes awarded to Mrs H V Johnson and Mrs KR Luttrell. Guests included Miss Goldie Stewart of Linton and Miss Ruth Slinkard Kirk of Indianapolis visiting relatives in Bloomfield and nearby towns.
In Lihton Softball League play at Lin-Stock park the Red Men beat Little Betty 4 to 2 and Sparks Feed downed eG canto 7 to 6. Buck Hays shut out Shakamak after four runs in the first, Elks winning 10 to 4. Next week’s schedule lists Jarmans, Elks, Red Men, Sparks, and others with key matchups.
Col James B Handcock age 102 claims to be the oldest itinerant printer. The veteran journeyman, born in Scotland, served as a colonel in the Civil War then returned to printing. He travels across the United States aiming to work another decade, moving every 10 days and passing jobs to younger men.
The wife of William Henry Harrison did not occupy the White House nor hold the title of first lady. It notes Sue was ill at Harrison's inauguration and he died about a month later.
West Atlas news reports a large gathering at Olive Branch church for Nina Lee Sinden’s funeral. Local names share condolences while noting community sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Sinden amid bereavement.
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