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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
3
All personal news club party lodge and church items welcomed. Phone 277 Mrs. Ann Toney.
Kiwanis meet at Glenburn Community House at 6 15 p m. Quapaw Council Number 80 Po cahontas meets at Red Men s Hall at 7 30 p m Band practice at high school in preparation for the July 4 event Loyal Order of Moose Number 1434 meets at the home at 7 30 p m Local Union Number 1525 Paint ers and Paper Hangers meet at the K of P hall at 7 p m
A compiled schedule lists meetings and practices for local clubs and organizations. The entries include Masonic Temple gatherings at 7 p.m., Royal Neighbors at 11 30 a.m., Eagles Lodge at 7 p.m., Elks Lodge at 7 30 p.m., EUB choir at the church, Juniors at 3 30 p.m., Unity Lodge 687 at 7 30 p.m., Rotary luncheon at Klusmeier Drive-in noon, Truthseekers class at 2 p.m., Tri Kappa at the public library 7 30 p.m. with a place change noted, Lyons Masonic Lodge 634 stated meeting, Rest Haven Guild at 1 30 p.m., auxiliary at 7 30, Theaeritas Legion at 7 30, and a Christian church choir practice.
A community schedule notes a Methodist Church choir practice and a Senior Citizens gathering at Rest Haven dining room starting at 11 30 a.m. Both events bring together local residents for music and social time.
The Freeman Greene County Hospital Board will meet at the hospital at 7 15 p m The Quapaw Tribe Number 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 p m The Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meet at the hall at 8 p m This item lists upcoming local meetings and times for these groups.
Miss Genevieve Greene married William C Miles Friday night in New Albany with Rev G Dewey Kimbel officiating. The couple, daughter and son in law of Dwight and Marian Greene and D Wayne Miles, traveled to Miami for a wedding trip after the ceremony.
The Switz City group gathered at Mrs. Wilma Heaton's home for a meeting featuring unison song, a creed and pledge, a round table on new fibres and fabrics, and a business session led by Mrs. Dola McKim. A social hour with games followed and refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs. Shelba Coley.
Mrs Irmalee Priest hosted the Live and Joy Home Ec club gathering with a Fabrics and Fibres lesson by Mrs Gladys Ballard and a business session led by Mrs James Wall. Reports on Purdue summer conference were read and gifts planned for a mental health patient.
Rev Carl Eastburg reflects on Proverbs 16 1 15 verse 6 noting mercy and truth purge iniquity and the fear of the Lord leads men away from evil He urges letting God dwell within to keep believers in His will.
Dugger Home Economics club gathered at Mrs. Priscilla Young's home for a covered dish dinner followed by a business meeting. Co host Mrs. Isabel Wilson assisted as the lesson on Becoming Clothes For You was presented by Mrs. Elsie Anderson. Attendees included Mesdames Loveau Ballard Carlisle Stringer Braatz Wilson Hannah Risinger Anderson Ballard and guest Grace Barcroft. July's meeting will be at Mrs. Adda Loveall's home.
Mr and Mrs Harry Monier of Linton announce the marriage of their daughter Louisa to Gordon Scott of Elnora. The ceremony occurred Saturday at five o clock in the Assembly of God church with Rev Lloyd Wead officiating. Attendants were Miss May Mary Felker and Wayne Edmondson of Elnora. The couple will reside in Linton.
Eagles Aerie No. 578 installed officers for the coming year in the hall. New officers include Jennings B. Good man as president, Dean Smith as vice president, Russell Panky as secretary, Frank Corbin as treasurer, James Franklin as chaplain, George Stuppy as inside guard, Frank Lucas as outside guard, Robert West as conductor, and Harry Bedwell as auditor. Short talks and plans for the year followed.
Pfc James R Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Bert Morrison of Linton spent a few days delay en route with relatives and friends. He is now stationed at Red Stone Alabama. Sunday visitors at the Morrison home included Leroy Padgett and daughter Deanna Ned W Moore and son David Archie Lewis and Pamela Jean Kay Wilkes and daughters Karen Rebecca and Lary Genniks Walter Christenberry and children Linda Steve and Tommy Sonja Chesnutt all of Indianapolis. Mrs Frank Moody and daughter Mrs Bert Seever and children returned home after a week in Detroit Michigan visiting Harry Maddison and family. Miss Cathryn Joyce Hoffman of Monroeville returned home after a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Correll. Mrs Correll accompanied her home for the week end.
In Jerez Spain a local custom features barrels of famed sherry placed in the streets during fiesta days offering free samples to visiting foreigners drawing large tourist crowds and adding to the city’s festive atmosphere.
Mrs Leonard R Partidge and Mrs Richard Crews were school friends who both married in 1953 and had daughters in Skiff Hospital on July 6, 1954 and May 6, 1956.
Joseph J. Kordy faced a charge of posing a standing school bus in Berlin Con. He told the court he was preoccupied due to a job interview. He was fined $15 and later hired to drive a school bus.
A called meeting of Linton Lodge No. 560 F and A M will be held at the hall Thursday at 7 30 in the evening. Work will be given in the M M degree and refreshments will be served.
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