Winters Keller Wedding Solemnized at Switz City Church
Miss Cathryn Winters and Ronald Keller were married at the Baptist church in Switz City at 3:00 PM yesterday. Rev. William Stone officiated as families from Switz City and Lyons attended. reception followed with three tier cake and flowers. They will reside in Linton after a Michigan trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Winters
Ronald Keller
Baptist Church
Switz City
William Stone
Ray Winters
Dillard Keller
Lyons
Kathryn Frey
Phyllis Keller
Ardath Huffman
Linton
Beverly Hoffeditz
Holly Squires
Indianapolis
Earl Swaby Jr
John Stefancik
Jack Winters
Jean Phillips
Indianola Club Meets With Mrs Keller
Mrs. Belle Keller hosted the Indianola club at her home on Thursday evening with games and prizes awarded to Mesdames Clara Dudley Clay Sanders Sarah Holder Hazel Storms Nellie Tucker and Miss Ann Johnson Pet Newkirk. Other attendees included Mary McAllister Ira Bedwell Gertie Bowen Hettie Carlisle Edna Clinton Ethel Elgan Maggie Stewart. Refreshments of chicken sandwiches cake and ice cream were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. McAllister's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Keller
Indianola Club
Clara Dudley
Clay Sanders
Sarah Holder
Hazel Storms
Nellie Tucker
Ann Johnson
Pet Newkirk
Mary McAllister
Ira Bedwell
Gertie Bowen
Hettie Carlisle
Edna Clinton
Ethel Elgan
Maggie Stewart
Mrs. Keller
Achers-White Wedding Announced Here
Mrs. Eliza Chaney of Linton announces the marriage of her daughter Emma Mae Achers to A2c Guy E. White of the U S Air Force son of Mrs. Bessie White of Linton The ceremony was held at the First Baptist church in Askew Mississippi on Sunday June 6 Readings were by Rev William McDonald The couple traveled after the ceremony and will reunite in Alaska where Airman White will be stationed This is White s third Air Force enlistment and third trip to Alaska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Winters
Lafayette
Alice Richardson
Robert Grounds
Helen Rowe
Linton
Lake Michigan
Switz City High School
Francis Haseman
Eliza Chaney
Emma Mae Achers
Guy E. White
U.S. Air Force
Bessie White
First Baptist Church
Askew
Miss
William*McDonald
South
Tate Williams
Memphis
Tenn
White
Special Services Division
Air Force
Alaska
Newberry Club Sees Social Afternoon and Prizes
The Royal Neighbors club of Newberry met at Mrs. Emma Mullis's home for a June session. A business meeting opened the gathering, followed by social time with games and prizes. Mystery pal gifts were shared and refreshments served to members and one guest, John Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Club of
Newberry
Emma Mullis
Mullis
Hildred Faith
Mesdames Treva Sheetz
Margaret Hasler
Deronda Holmes
Mable Ledgerwood
Evelyn Guthery
Barbara Guthery
Laura Miller
Glen Denton
Guthery
Wilma Myers
John Holmes
Eagles Auxiliary Meeting Held at Lodge Home
Mrs Ruth Dixon presided over the Eagles Auxiliary meeting at the lodge on Thursday evening. Mrs Lola Gray presented the colors and Mrs Ruth Weaver offered the invocation. Trustees reported during the business session followed by a social hour and ice cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dixon
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Lola Gray
Ruth Weaver
In Memoriam Kate Driscoll Remembered by Children
In loving memory of Kate Driscoll who died nine years ago on June 25. She is sadly missed by her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Driscoll
Mrs. Aun Toney Society Note Published
Society items are welcome at the Daily Citizen office by 10:00 a.m. to ensure appearance in the day’s issue. All personal news from clubs lodges parties and churches accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Citizen
Aun Toney
Local Club and Lodge Activities Highlight Monday Calendar
A packed Monday social calendar lists Lyons Conservation Club at 7:00 p.m., Stated meetings for Linton Order Rainbow for Girls, Pocahontas groups, Loyal Order of Moose, and Columbian chapter, plus Kiwanis, Rotary luncheon, Eagles and Unity lodges, Christian and Methodist church rehearsals, and various auxiliary sessions. Numerous groups meet at Masonic Temple, Red Men hall, Moose home, and other venues across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Conservation Club
Linton Order Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Kiwanis Club
Glenburn
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Moose Home
Hillbilly Club
Jim Ellis
Eagles Lodge
Ellis Lodge
Unity Lodge
Lo.o F
Rotary Club
Ziegler’s
Linton Lodge
Eagles
Hiawatha Club
Christian Church
Green County Coon Hunters
Conservation Club
Dee Sherrard Park
American Legion
Legion Hall
Methodist
Sam Hollingsworth
Masonic Hall
Freeman-Greene County Hospital Board
Improved Order of Red Men
Women of the Moose
Lyons WCTU Meeting at Mrs Hasler Home
Lyons Christian Temperance Union members met at Mrs. William Hasler's home. Mrs. Ora Hoover led devotional time with scripture, hymn, and a story. Mrs. Josie McLaughlin offered closing prayer. Mrs. Leo Schantz spoke on Busy Days and Mrs. Guy Benham on Message of Flowers. Mrs. Hasler summarized the seventh chapter of the study book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hasler
The
Lyons Christian Temperance Union
Lyons
Ora Hoover
Josie McLaughlin
Leo Schantz
Guy Benham
Musical program honors flowers in June meeting
The American Way and Miss LaVerne entertained with a musical selection. Mrs. Modena Hardesty and Mrs. Emma Baird read poems You Ask Me Why and Some Mothered One. Members brought flowers for the sick and shut-ins and the session ended with the Aaronic benediction.
Rainbow Girls Attend Indiana Grand Assembly at Purdue
Local Rainbow Girls represented the group at the Indiana Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls on the Purdue University campus in Lafayette. Miss Josephine Taylor attended sessions one day and Mrs. W. D. Roof and Mrs. Arvel Blume joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Yount
Janice Fordice
Emily Lynn
Evann Hayes
Lynn Dole
Linda Myers
Rainbow
Indiana Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Organization
Purdue University
Lafayette
Josephine Taylor
W. D. Roof
Arvel Blume
Linton Girls Honorpledg Grand Officers In Service
Miss Gambill was appointed Grand Representative to Mexico for next year and Miss Taylor Miss Yount Miss Myers and Miss Gambill received the grand order of the cross in a special service. Miss Lynn served as Grand Marshal in a service installing officers for the coming year conducted Saturday afternoon. Miss Yount was the grand representative to Oregon for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Miss Gambill
Mexico
Miss Taylor
Miss Yount
Miss Myers
Grand Order of the Cross
Miss Lynn
Saar Strives for Autonomy with Stamp and Tobacco Systems
The Saar region, largely self governing and linked with France in a customs union, prints its own stamps and runs its own tobacco monopoly. Scientists place ancestors of modern Eskimos near Lake Superior about 2,000 years ago before migrating north. Water remains the only energy source that does not diminish with use. North America's heaviest animals are the bison, Kodiak bear, and Alaska moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
France
Lake Superior
North America
Alaska
Local Personal News Highlights Trips and Visits
Billy and Bobby Hunley depart June 24 for a western tour with aunt Mrs Emogene Plew of Miami Fla. Families from Kokomo Pontiac Odon and Linton share weekend visits with relatives in Dugger Decatur Knoxville Princeton and White Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bobby Hunley
William Hunley
Dugger
West
Emogene Plew
Miami
Fla
States Once Territories Before Joining the Union
The note lists twenty eight states as former territories prior to statehood and states the human eye weighs about a quarter of an ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Leads Nation in Electric Lights Per Capita
The text notes Washington state has the most electric lights per person in the United States. It also mentions elephants carry their young for 18 to 22 months and that the Columbia River runs about 1,400 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State of
the Union
Columbia River
Thanks for Kind Support During Illness and Death
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs. Stella Wise. Special thanks go to Rev. James Smith, the Southland Quartet, the pallbearers, those who sent flowers, and all others who helped in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wise
James Smith
Southland Quartet
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Hamilton Drug
North Main Street
Linton, Indiana
Keller
Achers
Newberry Club
Eagles Auxiliary
Memoriam
Church OF the
Fourth and
D Streets
N.W
Bernice Roedel
Boonville, Indiana
Violet Coulter
Indiana
Kev
Boonville
Society News
Wedneesday
Lyons Wctu
Hasler
Sharla Gambill
Bever
Oregon
Richard Rea
Donna and
David
Kokomo
Mr. Rea
Royden
Raymond Boatright
Martha and
Helen
Pontiac, Mich
Boatright
Sam Masters
John Reeves
Jane
Joann
Bob Spurgeon
Odon
Elwood Roark
Ellen
Wally Roark
White Rose
Leva Jane Morgan
Max
Cora Harrah
Florida
Elva Hays
Decatur, Ga
Charles Tyndall
Alfred Moehlmann, Jr
John
Pamela
Boyt Clark
Princeton
Clarence Colvin
Melody
Bobby Sox
Pka
O'Cello
Criskays — Prints
Evans Funeral Home
Dagger
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