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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1935

Page

2

Lyons Lyons Diverse Social Notes and Meetings

Lyons Indiana community broadcasts a string of social calls and events. Miss Elizabeth Ann Mears of Pinkneyville and Miss Wini Fred Leach of Detroit visit. Epworth League hosts an ice cream social. Nurses Training class wraps up with demonstrations and refreshments. Rural Letter Carriers unit holds meeting with officers elected for Lake Wawasee convention. residents attend home gatherings and church group activities. a miscellaneous closing line notes Wilson wins and street medicine.

Ruby Inman Lyons Tom_ Pickard Noah Goodman Greene ‘County Rural Letter Carriers' Association Ladies Auxiliary Lyons M. E. Church J. W. Sappenfield Felix Sappenfield Newberry Lake “Wawasee Henry Kramer Linton Noah ‘Goodman Om Shake Bloomfield Tom Pickard Curt’ Martin Denny Bays Bolsberry Edwards Nina Edwards Kermit Floyd Charles Sam Floyd Buster Eaton Sara Lou Riley Dugger Wilma Indher Modena Bartley Wendell Stafford Loyal Helpers The Christian Church Faye Holder Jesus Pearl “Mynes Clayton Tibbett Ed Davis Charles Gusmineat Ralph Perkins Woris Davidson N. C. Mynes William Patterson Roscoe Holder Holder Mynes

Wabash County Centennial Promises Pageant and History

Wabash Indiana marks its 100th founding anniversary July 24 to 28 with a pageant on pioneer days and modern progress. Descendants of Miami Indians join the celebrations in tribal costume to reenact Frances Slocum’s story and the county’s early history. The event also highlights Wabash as the first town lighted by electricity and the rise and fall of the Wabash and the canal, alongside a treaty era reenactment.

Wabash Ind U.P Wabash County Frances Slocum White Rose Miss Slocum Pennsylvania Col George Ewing Slocum Reservation Congress Camilus Bondy United States Kin-Com-a- Ong Paradise Spring Big Our ‘Ailroad

Buriss Chapel Community Social Visitors and Sunday Guests

Saturday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs Marion Goodman included Claud Smith and family Hurley Bedwell and sons Loren and Lowell Willie Brye Rev Bertha Nardy Ilva Trecia Hardy Hubert Wright and Mabel Smith Sunday visitors to Miss Roseleen Cooksey included Mildred Goodman Dorothy Storms Ray Kindle Karl Isenogle and Lester Boyd Mr and Mrs Bill Goodman and family spent Sunday with Homer Ellis and family Sunday dinner guests of Rev Miss Bertha Hardy and sisters included Mrs Willard Isenogle and son Warl and Lester Boyd of Plainville Paul Cooksey and family of Morris Chapel visited with Walter Cooksey and family Don Roberts of Sullivan visited with Cecil Glenn and family Jess Price and family spent Sunday with Ma and Mrs Avery Bennett and daughter of Bucktown Roseleen Cooksey and niece Pauline Cooksey spent Thursday with Mildred Edith and Ophelia Goodman Oscar Mills and family visited relatives at Carlisle Flem Goodman and daughter Lorene were visited by Philip Benefield Elza Wright and son of South Bend Leo Shantg and family of Lyons Jere Goodman and daughter of Linton Wesley Padgett and Dorothy Wright were Sunday dinner guests of Leon Belval Bethel community Ethel Miller of Lebanon Ohio visiting her sister Mrs Marion Goodman and family Armadale Coulter and family visited with Mrs Ollie Fry and family Wright is listed as sick and Mr and Mrs Robert Padgett and daughters of Linton visited with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Smith Mrs Ethel Miller and Eva Goodman visited Tuesday with Mrs Mary Ellis Goodman Joe Cunningham and son Jimmy spent Sunday with his parents James Cunningham of Morris Chapel

Marion Goodman Mildred Judith Ophelia Claud Smith Hurley Bedwell Loren and Lowell Willie Brye Bertha Nardy Ilva Trecia Hardy Hubert Wright Mabel Smith Roseleen Cooksey Mildred Goodman Dorothy Storms Ray Kindle Karl Isenogle Lester Boyd Bill Goodman Homer Ellis Bertha Hardy Willard Isenogle Warl Plainville Paul Cooksey Morris Chapel Walter Cooksey Don Roberts Sullivan Cecil Glenn Jess Price Avery Bennett Bucktown Pauline Cooksey Mildeed Edith Ophelia Goodman Oscar Mills Carlisle Flem Goodman Lorene Philip Benefield Elza Wright South Bend Mes Leo Shantg Lyons Jere Goodman Linton Wesley Padgett Dorothy Wright Leon Belval Bethel Ethel Miller Lebanon Ohio Armadale Coulter Ollie Fry Wright Robert Padgett Wilbur Smith Eva Goodman Mary Ellis Goodman Joe Cunningham Jimmy James Cunningham

Morris Chapel F uneral for Mrs John Robson at West Atlas

A large crowd attended the funeral for Mrs. John Robson held Thursday afternoon at her West Atlas home. Robson was active in Morris Chapel church and Ladies' Aid society, held in high esteem by many friends. The community extended sympathy to Mr Robson and Nelda as well as visiting relatives from Grounds and Grownnd families.

John Robson West Atlas Ground Merlin Grownnd Bobby Nik Elijah Stevenson

Dugger Dramatic Club elects six officers

June 29 Dugger Dramatic club elected Naomi Anderson as president Ralph Hill as vice president Virginia Kramer as secretary treasurer. The group formed in February and has produced four plays with two more planned reflecting aims to cultivate community appreciation of drama.

United Brethren Triumph Over Glenburn Mission 8 to 6

United Brethren baseball team defeated Glenburn Mission 8 to 6 in a Twilight League game at Bailey Field last evening. Glenburn led 4-0 after the first inning before relief pitching from Keller shut them down as United Brethren scored eight unanswered runs. Batteries were Keller, Keane, and D. Jarmon for United Brethren and Bryant and Glass for Glenburn.

United Brethren Glenburn Mission Club Bailey Field Glenburn Keller Keane D. Jarmon A. B Bryant Glass

Oyster egg production range noted in study

A study cites that an average oyster releases about 16 million eggs while exceptionally large specimens may emit up to 60 million eggs, highlighting substantial variation in reproductive capacity.

Bucktown Visit Tightens Ties Across Families

The passage notes multiple family gatherings and visits across Bucktown and nearby towns. Miss Alasta Mae Stevenson returns home for summer from Linton. Misses Margaret and Rose Anna Bennett of Linton visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stone. Lloyd Miller and Earl Grounds families are mentioned with several calls and Thursday evening visits.

Bucktown Keith Shoptow Alasta Mae Stevenson Esther Duhne Linton Margaret Rose Anna Bennett Claude Stone Lloyd Miller Dugger Alice Miller Earl Grounds

Northern Indiana Leads in FHA Housing Applications

Indianapolis June 29 A state wide FHA insurance tabulation shows the northern half of Indiana has far more FHA loan applications than the southern half. State is divided into seventeen underwriting districts with most districts filing for 1,158,171 in insurance on mortgage loans while Marion Boone and Montgomery counties account for 618,600. State total as of Tuesday night stands at 1,776,771 with 629,550 for new home construction and 1,147,221 for purchase or refinance of existing homes.

Indianapolis Federal Housing Administration VLA Indiana FHA Boone and Montgomery Marion Boone Montgomry

West Terre Haute Club To Play Here

West Terre Haute horseshoe team arrives for a Wabash Valley league tilt in this city. The match starts at 2:30 Sunday afternoon with Linton pitchers aiming to challenge the visitors. Helpers and players should arrive by 2 p.m. Spectators are invited to watch the friendly contest.

West Terre Haute Linton

Endurance plane fire near Meridian damages slight

The endurance plane Ole Miss caught fire five miles from Meridian Municipal airport. Pilots Al and Fred Key quickly fought the blaze and radioed that it was caused by a short circuit with only minor damage. They planned to stay aloft as long as the engine runs.

Meridian Miss Olé Miss Jeport Bred Key Fers

Longtree community notices of meetings and visits

The Baptist Mission circle and Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Jessie Squires. eighteen members and two visitors attended. Local visits included Cleve Gabbard in Worthington and Aunt Jane Johnson of Worthington visiting Gertrude erring. Couples and families shared social events, 4-H and B P U activities noted, with multiple residents visiting relatives in Linton Worthington Terre Haute and nearby areas.

Baptist Mission Circle and Ladies Aid Meeting Jessie Squires Cleve Gabbard Worthington Paul Bender Freel Bender Frances Arthur Ed Robinson Michigan Wright School Jane Johnson Gertrude Erring J. N. Terhune Floyd Lewis Markle Linton Chas. Markle Darrell Gabbard Otto Crawl David Anderson Dorothy Herring Jack Gerald Ward Markle Russell Potter J. M. Potter

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set For Tuesday Night

The Auxiliary to the Frank Courtney American Legion post will meet at 7:89 o'clock Tuesday night next week instead of Thursday. All members are urged to attend the Tuesday session.

Frank Courtney

Livestock Report From Indianapolis Market

Report on livestock prices and movements in Indianapolis with figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs quote range from 8.00 to 9.40 for labels and mediums 39.40 to 9.72 and lights 0.70 to 9.75. Steers 10.25 to 11.65, heifers 8.26 to 10.75, cows 4.75 to 7.00. Sheep around 100 heads nominal.

Indianapolis U.P eValeis

Lone Tree 4 H Club Conducts Meeting

The Lone Tree Busy Bee 4 H club met at Miss Dorothy Soliday's home for the regular gathering. Attendees included Leslia Phillips Ona Canada Alta Mar Ballard Betty Jane Waggoner Maxine Gabbard Rhoda McDonald Keulah Gabbard Gretchen Phillips and visitors Willmia Mary Joe Phillips Ruby Wagoner Elva McDonald Thelma Swaby Mrs Jessie Ballard Mrs Myrtle Swaby Mrs Ellen Gabbard and Mrs Jessie McDonald After the meeting refreshments of ice cream angel food cake and iced tea were served The next meeting will be July 10 at Miss Alta Mary Ballard's home.

Lone Tree Dorothy Soliday Leslia Phillips Jessie McDonald Alta Mary Ballard

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Wilson Burris Chapel Dramatic Club Bugger Naomi Anderson Dugger Dramatic Club Ralph Hill Virginia Kramer Mode Shepherd Ralph Shepherd Vera Mae Benefield Deputy Miss Benefield Joe McGuire Tony Dudley Flo Sehofield Corrine Deputy Céssie Edwards Dorothy Dugger M. E Mae Orvis Hendrickson TI. L. Barrowman Rank Parsons Ladies’ Aid Society M. I. Church Mesdames I. M. Goldman Vernal _ Ellis Floyd Bledsoe Charles Mason Jake Yung J. M. Phillippe Wim Spinks Fred Osborn D. C. Phillippe Geo. Kious Dan Pigg Joe Stevenson Otis Rumple Carrie Brown Ben Keeman Miss Jillie Pige Mesqdames Simma Usrey Gertie Mae Harris Thelma Deckard Agnes Stewart Lily Osborne Hiva Dugger Veneta Phillipe Zelma Edds Josephine Dudley Kathryn Hummel Waye Ringer Thelma Hickman Edith Moore Jennis Robertson Esta MeLin Harriett Wheeler Gerthel Hiatt Corrine Mamie Dudley Nona Dudley Beverly Jewell J. M Farmersburg Doris Rose June Paul Goodman Harry Waldorf James Sallender Chicago University U. BB Louis Primo Carnera Detroit Brown Joe Louis Yankee Stadium New York City Donovan Longtree Legion Auxiliary Ceu A Roach Electric CO Lone Tree 4-H Club Froeschke Shoe Store Flixson & Salta Ax & Fry Grocery Avery Murray Drug CO N. Main St Oakley Messohi Bill Maddison Jolt Sat Powel Quality Foods Bungalow Staney's Store Jones & Son L. Es ‘Good Federal Tire Wolford Flower Gardens Red J. O. Humphreys Thomas Holden State Auto Ass Herschel Workman Linton Motor Sales, Inc Corbin & Tryon Overland Sales Co Jackson & Son Garage Jeb Anderson Linton Motor 5 Cliff Strong Motor ‘Service NEW Home Furn. CO Linton, Ind Allen W.lkinson Lumber CO Paul Lester Boston South Main Joan Crawford Montgomery Charlie Ruggles Franchot Tone Edna May Oliver Reginald Denny Metrotong News Murdef
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