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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
5
The Quip Tribe 148 hosted a Red Men gathering at City Park from 4 to 6 p m with Margeet Farthing and Mrs Ches el Roger inviting attendees to bring their own food.
All day event at City parks invites Clarion club members and their families. All members urged to attend.
A special meeting of the H-12-C club is called for 1:80 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Sims. All members are requested to be present and bring a pair of scissors.
Mrs Gertrude Clarke of Terre Haute travels with her mother Mrs Dora Pennington to visit relatives in Bicknell and Vincennes, planning a weekend stay.
Mrs. George Aydelotte hosted a noon dinner for Greene County Home Economics club presidents and leaders. The meeting covered the November achievement day at Bloomfield with a dress revue and county exhibit plans. Two Greene County 4‑H girls will be sent to the National Fair in Indianapolis with expenses paid. attendees included several Bloomfield residents and guests from Newberry and Scotland.
Notice requests submission of society items to the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a m for same day issue. Includes personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed.
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Nellie Carmichael daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Carmichael of Lyons to Albert Scott of Chicago set for Sunday June 30 likely at Bloomington A bridal shower honoring the bride to be was hosted by Mrs Henry Boxman The bride is a Lyons high school graduate class of 1930 and has worked at Blooming for four years with Albert Scott a Purdue graduate and chemical engineer in Chicago
A Glenwood Springs Colorado wedding announced the marriage of Harrison BE Herndon a former Linton resident and Miss Rachel Graves both of Glenwood Springs. Rev Miller of Grand Junction read the ceremony on Saturday June 15. The couple will reside in Glenwood where Herndon works as a paint and carpenter contractor. He is well known here and many friends extend best wishes.
The Nola Yoder community house hosted a large crowd for a Thursday family night social. Claud Robertson led prayers as Alma Lucille Cook performed a violin solo and partnered in a vocal duet. Readings by Patricia Ruth Davis and Emma Lee Davis followed with piano by Doris Borders.
Mrs. William Sahm and Miss Martha Talbott hosted a dinner bridge at Shakamak State Park honoring the Thursday Evening Bridge Club and two guests Miss Hazel Bunch and Mrs. Roy Williams. Five games followed with high score prizes awarded to Miss Gladys Mitchell Mrs. Michael Mellon and Mrs. Williams. The group will disband in July and resume in August with Miss Ethel Beckwith.
Mrs J R Clark of Dugger was surprised by a church Sunday school class neighbors and friends who gathered at her home Tuesday night to honor her with gifts and a social hour. Light refreshments followed.
In Dugger Indiana on June 27 Mr and Mrs Dan Pitcher hosted a large outdoor dinner for relatives and guests including Mrs Jeanette Cushing of San Bernardino California and Mrs Howard Brinker of Okmulgee Oklahoma Also present were numerous Davies Willis Fainot and Woner families and others The week also brought a birth announcement for a daughter Sandra Kay to Dwight and Joyce Shepherd of Flint Michigan and reports of local visits and summer plans by residents including Mrs Mary Davies and families from nearby towns
Mrs Calvin Barnes entertained the bridge club at Mrs Seph Inman’s home on A street northeast. Guests included Mrs Oscar Bland from Washington DC Mrs Otto Harting and Miss Lucile Browne. Three tables played with high scores to Mrs Barnes and Mrs Clyde Davis. Refreshments were served. Mrs Whitaker Shows Slight Improvement After Seven Weeks Illness at Daughter Cam Smiths Home.
In loving remembrances of Sylvester Bump who passed away one year ago on June 28. One year has passed since that sad day and we reflect on the loss. Beloved by his children and grandchildren, he was called home by God’s will.
Mrs. Floyd Cornett and daughter Marjory Ann of this city plan a two week visit to Covington Kentucky to spend time with Mrs. Cornett s mother Mrs G W Blumlein and other relatives and friends.
Mrs A M Bealsey and Mrs Oscar Bland were dinner guests yesterday at Cravens home. The Cravens family hosted the modest social visit with cordial hospitality.
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