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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
3
The Live-n-Joy Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Carl Cole's home with 11 members and guest Mrs. Don Newsom. Mrs. Henry Fisher opened with the 23rd Psalm and the group discussed home safety and budgeting topics.
Mrs Dale Jones Mrs Richard Clendenen and the hostess Mrs Cole are mentioned in a social note detailing attendees and courtesy arrangements at a gathering.
Mrs. Ethel Young hosted the Home and Community home demonstration club gathering with co hostesses Mrs. Rosie Lockhart. President Mrs. Viola Shake led the pledge and club creed as the session opened with a devotional and prayer. Reports included the council meeting and Purdue summer conference presented by Mrs. Lillian Peters. Members dressed as hobos for the theme Hobo party and discussed hobos. Kathryn Lux spoke on polio shot importance. Frances Anderson led the quick and low cost meals lesson. Peters, Baker and Heim were named to a nominating committee. A contest awarded prizes for the most comical and the most typical hobos. Refreshments were served.
At the close of the afternoon a selection of sandwiches potato chips pickles and iced tea was provided to twenty members and one child, indicating a small social gathering.
Mrs. Robert Tucker and children Randy Nancy and Kevin of Phoenix visit Midland relatives. Don Krischak family of Phoenix summers in Terre Haute. Crawfordsville visitors to Midland. James Rankin and Joe Bell of Crawfordsville visit Midland friends. Harold Johnson family of Springfield Ohio return from Midland. Mildred Harbett returns from Northeastern trip to Canada and up the East Coast. Clarence Colvin family returns to Centralia Ill after visit. Dr Joe Lowe of La Porte stays at Don Popes with Leeann and Jim.
Mrs Ralph Hasler and Mrs John Guthrie hosted Do Better Home Demonstration club members in Newberry Tuesday evening. Myrtle Barstow led opening with Stars of the Summer Night and the club creed. Mrs Guthrie read Norman Vincent Peale article Learn to Relax Mind Body and Soul.
Mrs. Elbert Sipes presented the quick low cost meals lesson portion. Mr. Marvin Kuhlenschmidt reported on the council meeting. Mrs. Tressa Wesner gave a financial report and six members plus Miss Sherry Kuhlenschmidt and Miss Luanna Sipes attended the Purdue summer conference. Contests were introduced with prizes awarded. refreshments were served to numerous members.
The county wide 4 H judging and demonstration contests will be at Bloomfield High School Monday and Tuesday. Judging for Juniors is 9 30 a m and Seniors at 1 p m Monday with demonstrations Tuesday. Senior defined as age 14 or older in 1960. Classes span clothing crafts electric and foods with special topics including cherry pie dairy foods and poultry products. There are about 17 000 tree farms in the United States across 52 million acres.
Jack Alderson as Administrator of the Edward Moore Alderson estate filed final settlement and vouchers with a petition for distribution in Greene Circuit Court adjourned term 1960. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to prove heirship or claims and show cause why the account should not be approved. Bloomfield Indiana June 24 1960. Clerk Norma L. Linton seals. Beasley and Beasley attorneys.
A guide to solving the daily cryptoquote with letter substitutions. It explains that one letter stands for another and notes examples in a sample where A represents L and X represents O. The puzzle changes daily with new code letters.
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