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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
3
Advertising rates outline per inch and per word for single column lines and classified ads. Includes obituaries and social notices, with terms about insertion times, payment, and advertiser reliability. National rep office listed as Scheerber & Co in Chicago Detroit New York.
Twelve members of the F H C club at the High School Park picnic chose officers for the year with Mrs Hulda Williams as president and Mrs Eva Flynn as vice president. Mildred Walton was named secretary and Edith Core treasurer, with a flower committee of Margaret Tryon and Exie Thomas. Jennie Cunningham resumed active participation. Freida Wilson was reported ill.
Notices seek society items from readers with 11 a m deadline for that day’s issue. Mrs Helen Grubbs is listed among those submitting personal news and club announcements.
Called meeting of Linton lodge No. 560 F A M at 7 PM in the hall with work in M M and refreshments. Sr Home Economics clubs meet with Mrs Mack Coen at 2 PM. Quapaw Council No. 80 Po cahontas meets 7 30 PM at Red Men s Hall. Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel 6 30 PM. Moose No 1434 meets home 7 30 PM. Local Union 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers at K of P hall 7 PM. Glenburn Youth Fellowship at community house 7 PM.
Wednesday plans list Eagles Lodge Elks Lodge Unity Lodge I O O F meetings at home or hall in the evening. Rotary Club luncheon at Ziegler's Drive In at 12 15 p m and Tri Kappa initiation at the public library at 6 p m. Dr Violet Bull unable to attend.
The American Legion Post gathers at the Legion Home at 7 30 p m and the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets at the hall at 7 30 p m for evening activities.
Friday prayer meeting at Glenburn Mission at 7 00 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men gathers at hall at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at the home at 8 00 p m
Names James Exie Thomas Hulda Will ian Norma Powell Pat Powell Edith Core and Mildred Walton appear as attendees. The next meeting will be at Humphreys Park on June 28 followed by a weiner roast for the group.
The annual Haton family reunion chose officers at Mooresville park led by President Ona Freeman and Vice President Hope Rusie. An entertainment committee includes Carl Greenwood Lucille Shower Gayle Rusie and Roxie Barnard. The 1951 reunion will be held last Sunday in June at McCormick's Creek State Park in Spencer.
Miss Elizabeth Mifanwy Thom as daughter of D. B. Thorgas of Bloomfield and Dr James Uhl Guthrie son of Earl F. Guthrie of Logansport wed in Bloomfield Methodist Church at 1 30 PM Saturday The Rev Ches ter W Scott of Linton officiated The altar held ferns white gladioli and Cathedral tapers The ceremony featured organ music by Mrs John W Cushman and songs Be cause and O Perfect Love The bride wore a white marquisette gown with Chantilly lace and a two tier veil She carried white roses and ivy The matron of honor Mrs C R McIntire sister of the bride wore pale green marquisette and red roses The bridesmaids Miss Ruth Ellen Stephen and Miss Joan James wore gowns like the matron of honor The best man Dr Tom Terpinas with ushers David Thomas and Dr Micheal Monar The bride is a Bloomfield Tri Kappa member and attended Indiana University before marriage.
A graduate nurse from Indiana University and a doctor from Indiana University School of Medicine plan internships at Indianapolis General Hospital. After a honeymoon in the Ozarks they will live at 1621 Broadway in Indianapolis.
Members of Linton First Christian church joined a Twelfth Indiana district Christian institute hosted by Bicknell. Mrs. B. H. Bruner and Miss Bessie Myers led sessions with a luncheon, playlet by Washington Central Church women, and talks on church and Sunday school departments and missionary groups. Attendees included Mrs. O. M. Marshal and others.
Members of the Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church elected officers for the ensuing year at the home of Mrs. John Bowen. The slate includes Miss Mary Wymer president Mrs. John Bowen vice president Mrs. Olive Dyer secretary Mrs. Wes Newman treasurer and Mrs. Louie Spinks corresponding secretary. The group voted to discontinue meetings until fall and heard a year brief from Mrs. Wil Johnson who led the devotions. Ice cream cookies and iced tea were served to twenty eight members by the outgoing officers.
Betty Zane Myers and Bob Wonders married Sunday at 10 30 in the Church of God Sullivan with Rev Jerrells officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs Herbert Myers and Mr and Mrs Norval Wonders of Linton. They plan to reside at 514 Jackson Street Anderson where Wonders works.
A Los Angeles shaped portrait reviews the dark side of fame with Judy Garland Carole Landis Lupe Velez Frances Farmer Olive Borden and other stars. It notes careers ruined by scandal addiction or faulted childhoods and highlights enduring stars like Joan Crawford Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers.
From spark plug changes to complete engine overhauls, Eureka Chevrolet Company guarantees dependable vehicle care and a full range of maintenance and repair services.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Russell announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis Jane of Washington D C to Sgt Harold Ballew son of Mr and Mrs Ballew of Greenville South Carolina The double ring ceremony was read by Rev D W Satterfield at Poe Village Baptist church Greenfield June 23 The bride wore a white organdy ballerina dress and carried carnations and lillies Miss Russell is a graduate of Linton Stockton high school and works for the Interior Department in Washington Sgt Ballew serves in the Far Eastern Air Force The couple will reside in Washington
Mr and Mrs Bobby Broyler of Bradenton Florida called on Mr and Mrs John Beck this afternoon. The Becks spend their winters at a trailer camp operated by the Broylers in Bradenton.
A report notes there are about 6,000 independent telephone systems operating across the United States. The count reflects diverse local providers serving small towns and rural areas with varied network infrastructures.
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