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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
6
Greene County Extension Homemakers clubs hosted a grooming clinic at Bloomfield State Bank. The two session event covered hair care makeup accessories courtesy and effective speaking with leaders from 30 clubs and about 25 4 H clubs in attendance.
The Alpha Delphian Club of Linton ended its program year with a picnic supper at Humphreys Park. Members sat at one long table with blue yellow and lavender flowers as a birthday cake was shared. Retiring president Mrs Clyde Reintjes received a pin and Mrs James Francis Wa was elected president for the coming year.
Members of the Dorcas Sunday School class at Worthington First Baptist Church held their June gathering in the basement. Hostess Velva Bennett and helper Faye Edwards assisted. The meeting opened with devotions by Fannie Stewart and a story from the Secret Place.
The Cake Tote is a new plastic carrier featuring a reversible bottom tray that fits eight inch two layer cakes or three layer and angel food cakes. An airtight seal sits over the tray in each position and the tray diameter is 954 inches. A separate carrying handle snaps onto the bottom tray handles.
Mr and Mrs Forrest McGlone of Vincennes announce the coming marriage of their daughter Jayne to Bill Hubble son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hubble of Linton. The ceremony is set for August 5 at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist Church Vincennes. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
The first reunion of Frederick and Rebecca Bough descendants met in Bloomfield Park on Sunday June 18. Officers elected for the coming year were Henry Bough president Otis Lee Bough vice president and Mrs Tressie Emery secretary treasurer. The day featured reminiscing with old photos a cemetery visit and grave decoration for Captain William Bough by Graves Bough great nephew. Numerous family members attended including Grover Bough Paul Bough and many others. The wood thrush is the official bird of Washington DC.
A roundup of meetings and events from Monday to Saturday across Linton Jasonville Pleasantville and Greene County. Groups include Civic Garden Club Mothers of World War II SPEBS QSA Elks Ladies Rainbow for Girls and many church choirs and social clubs with times from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
A Panama City news note recalls a roadside sign at a large egg farm near the capital on the highway to Colon reading Thank you for not blowing your horn. The quirky message reflects local humor along the outskirts of Panama City streets.
Social notes list visiting relatives and friends from Lyons Indiana alongside guests from Sullivan Indianapolis Bloomfield Sheridan Worthington Lin ton Monrovia and Terre Haute. Names include Anna Wilcoxen Richard Ford Ernest Fields Rae Fitzpatrick Hattie Hunter and George Swartz among others with family ties to Hirth Bartley Hubbard and Hamilton households.
The National Livestock and Meat Board reports Americans consume more than 30 billion pounds of beef veal pork and lamb annually yielding about 170 pounds per person. They note U S meat consumption is twice that of any other country and production has doubled since 1937.
The Calvertville Friendly Neighbor club met at Mrs Oneta Halderman home for a dish dinner and social hour. Myrtle Wilkie offered prayer, devotion read Psalms 25, and prizes were awarded to several members. Maude Bingham to host July sale meeting.
A UPI report notes a playful tradition where Viennese men propose to their sweethearts by offering half of a faschingskrapfen, a jelly filled doughnut, at a cafe, echoing a coffee house betrothal token once common in New York.
Purdue University Extension foods and nutrition specialists advise cutting calories and increasing physical activity to achieve healthier weight. They emphasize balanced meals, regular workouts, and long term lifestyle changes for sustained results.
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