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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
3
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Society items from the Linton Daily City newsroom note upcoming gatherings and personal news. Mrs. Belen Grubbs is listed among those acknowledged in society notes for the day.
Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel 6 30 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas at Red Men’s Hall 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at home 7 30 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M degree refreshments. Greene County Women’s Republican Club Lyons High School 7 p m covered dish supper entertainment. Cub Scouts and families Wiener roast Lee-Sherrod Park 7 30 p m bring own wieners.
Wednesday Eagles Lodge and Unity Lodge discuss routine meetings at homes and halls. Elks and Cross and Crown class of Mt Moriah plan for a 4th of July float and an ice cream social with Mrs Faye Cox. Rotary luncheon at Ziegler Drive In and Tri Kappa at the library set 7:30 p m.
The Hiawatha club meets at the Red Men’s club for an all day session. The American Legion meets at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary also meets. Glenburn Methodist church hosts all day gathering at the community house. Linton lodge No 560 F and A M holds a called meeting at 7 30 p m with B A degree work and refreshments.
Freeman Greene County Hospital Board gathers at the hospital at 7 15 p m. Linton Council of Women meets at the library at 2 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at the home at 8 p m. Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons depart from the Masonic temple at 5 p m to attend Brazil Chapter No 59 meeting.
Mrs. Robert Grounds entertained Lyons Home Lovers club members at her Linton home for an all day gathering assisted by Mrs. Robert Hunter. A covered dish noon meal was followed by unison singing and club Women’s Camp reports. Attending were Mesdames Cullison McKee Foster Soliday Baird Wells Strosnider Neidigh Kahn Melick Vincent Edwards Bianco and guests with children.
Ardale W. Leman of Bremen, age 31, died after his car left U.S. 6 and struck a tree in Elk Hart County. State Police reported he died from internal injuries.
Mr and Mrs Adam Gastineau announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jo to Raymond E King in a Switz City residence ceremony Sunday afternoon at two. Rev Warren Hert officiated in the presence of immediate family. Attendants included John Gastineau. The couple celebrated with an informal reception and left for their future.
Members of the Jr Home Economics club gathered at Mrs Ray Scott’s home for a routine meeting. After a brief business session Mrs Jamie Wright led a discussion on next year’s lesson selections. Refreshments followed and gifts were exchanged for the secret pal and contest award winners. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Eula Tryon.
Announcement records the marriage of Phyllis Joan Hollingsworth and John Wayne Carmicheal at the Lawrenceville Methodist parsonage on June 25. Both are Marco High School graduates and plan to reside in Peoria.
Mrs Nene Moss installed officers for the Eagles Auxiliary for the coming year. Named were Ann Booker president Dorothy Hall vice president Edith Core past Madam President Verna Wert secretary Winnie Sargent treasurer Charlotte Purcell chaplain Fern Wright Mrs John Wilson and Anna Haffley as trustees. A birthday party auction sale was planned for June 28 at 7:30 with gift contributions requested. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake.
Rosalie Livingstone daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Livingstone of Gambill marries Gene Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Branson Tucker of Linton in Miami Florida on June 23 Judge Blanton officiates at 10 30 am Attendants are Mr and Mrs Robert Tucker of Linton The bride is a Dugger Union High School graduate The groom is a Linton Stockton High School graduate They will reside in Linton after a southwest honeymoon.
Word received here of the marriage of Miss Barbara Miller daughter of Amil Miller of Lynville and Bob Figg of Anderson The wedding occurred in Lynville at Rev Versus Bingham's home on June 23 The bride wore a pastel suit with a corsage of sweet peas The couple will reside at 1625 Noble Street Anderson
Mr and Mrs Russell Figg of Lynville former Linton residents celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday. Forty four guests called during the afternoon and they received many cards and gifts.
At about 2 30 o clock Monday afternoon the Linton Fire Department sounded the siren several times as a test. Firemen said they were simply testing the siren.
Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas spent the weekend with her father Troy Ham in Bloomington.
Under the Embargo Act of 1807 American exports dropped from 110 084 207 dollars in 1807 to 22 430 960 dollars in 1808 reflecting drastic trade restrictions.
Swifty O'Brien vents about a gaggle of newcomers on Broadway, including Village artists painting hand colored neckties and scarves. He notes prices up to 100 dollars, buyers mainly women, and shows mixed views on the new scene along Seventh Avenue and the Broadway Arcade.
The Utah Supreme Court ruled that Rue LeRoy Alldredge must pay Ida Desert Jaynes Alldredge's attorneys fees and support for their 11 children plus permanent alimony. The decision cites distress from her hosting gatherings with youths while he worked, noting the ruling aligns with protecting a wife facing household disruption and welfare of the children.
The court granted permanent alimony to Mrs Alldredge finding she lacked separate income and was in ill health. No evidence of moral turpitude was shown, and the award reflects her financial dependence and health condition.
The marriage of Miss Betty Lou Davidson to Don M. Bemis was announced. The ceremony was at six o'clock in the Methodist Church Chapel on June 9 with Rev. W. R. Lynch officiating. Attendants were the bridegroom's sister and brother-in-law, and the couple will reside in Bloomington after a short honeymoon.
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