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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
6
A recipe note describes making jams and jellies from fresh raspberries blackberries and cherries. It includes instructions for cherry jam with almond extract juice preparation and pectin steps to yield about 11 glasses per batch, plus variations using bottled fruit pectin and directions for sugar quantities boiling times and paraffin sealing.
Irene from Kansas ran the Slinks Al Ahoni on Sunday at Newberry, achieving a notable showing in the event.
Readers are reminded that society items must reach the Linton Daily Citizen office by 11 a.m. to appear in the day’s issue. The notice covers clubs lodges parties churches and similar community items.
Miss Cressie McDonald daughter of Ira and Mrs McDonald of this city wed William Bernard Ketchem son of Lee and Mrs Ketchem of El Dora Saturday at Bloomfield Methodist parsonage with Rev. M A Farr officiating. The couple plans to reside in Illinois after the wedding.
The Yaquina club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Linton City Park. After lunch a short session led by the president followed games of bingo with prizes won by Mrs Emmett Elgin Mrs Bert Seevers Mrs Fannie Eskew and Mrs Phil Bennett. Penny prize went to Mrs James Moore. Next meeting is in two weeks at Emmett Elgin’s home.
The Truth Seekers class of the Saron Reformed Church met at Mrs. Minnie Duhne's home on Fairview Road with five guests and fourteen members. Rev. Hofmann led prayers and talks, scripture was read, roll call used Bible verses, a $3 donation was made to Hanover School, prizes awarded to Mrs. Hofmann, and refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter Esther Duhne.
The Spice family reunion gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Thad Spice home with daughter Flomemory. Honored guests included Mr. and Mrs. Doc Spice of Chula Vigta California and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller of Detroit Michigan. Dinner served at noon to many relatives and friends with several guests sending regrets. Afternoon callers included Murl Haseman Alvin Keller and Wayne Beasley.
Dugger students Miss Elsie Risinger A L Harding Tom Headley and John Irons studied at Indiana State Teachers College this week. Norma Jean Keller of Sullivan is noted as the hols rider linking to Phyllis Lippeate and family in a local snippet.
The Needle club in Bloomfield Indiana reorganized and enjoyed a dinner at the Stalcup hotel followed by a social at the club president Mrs Carrie Humphreys home Officers named at the reorganization are Mrs Humphreys president and Miss Pearl Stalcup secretary and treasurer J C Jarvs bridge club entertained the members on West Spring street Prizes at bridge awarded to Mr and Mrs Allen G Pate The Public Service Company of Indiana announced winners in its Reddy Kilowatt prize contest including Vesta McLaughlin receiving an electric washer Faye Brouchard awarded a better sight lamp and Frances Deckard of Lyons a set of Mazda lamps Mrs Marshall Evans of Bloomington visiting her parents.
Maurice Dye in charge of the pet division asks all entrants to register at Red's Tire Shop for the Fourth of July parade. Officials say registration is needed to finalize arrangements and count participants with pets.
Dr. H Q Woodrow a local veterinarian has relocated his offices to Nash Motor Sales Co on First street southeast. He previously practiced at the Goodman and Allis Reed store on A street northwest.
Monday Boy Scouts plan regular session at 7 p.m. Metropolitan Lodge No. 199 K of P. convenes at 7:30 p.m. A Bay View club called meeting at the public library at 7 p.m. Chickath Couheil of Pocahontas meets at 7 p.m. Red Men hall. Play practice for the cast of "Two Thousand Miles for Bosk" at 6:30 p.m. Glenburn Mission church.
Emanon club members gather at Mrs. Charles Robertson's West Linton home at 7 30. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge at 2 15 with Mrs. Orville Coleman. Corps Cadets class 2 to 4. Greene County Post 1162 VFW meets 7 30. Quapaw Council 50 Paras on East Vincennes street at 7. Red Men hall hosts Para hontas at 7. Socialist local meets at old post office at 7 30.
Wednesday events include Tri Kappa dinner at Hotel Roosevelt at 6 30 p m Baptist Ladies Aid all day meeting at the church Tees Glenburn Aid in regular session Christian Ladies Aid all day meeting Rotary luncheon at First Baptist 12 15 p m Unity Lodge 687 I O O F meets 7 30 p m Elks Lodge at home 8 p m Eagles Lodge at the hall
Les Cercle des Amis hosts an all day meet at the Nola Yoder unit with members bringing dishes. M E choir practices at First Baptist and First Christian church in the evening, while Moose and American Legion meet at homes or posts. Girls 4 H club gathers at the high school building in the afternoon.
The Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men holds its stated meeting at 7 p.m. The Eastern Star meets at 7 30 p.m for work and refreshments.
Salvation Army beat hall gathers at 9 a m for a special 4th of July parade. An open air service follows at 7 15 p m with a later 7 30 p m talk on Fireworks from Heaven by a special speaker. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Commodore Heck and Miss Barbara Haig have returned to St Louis from visits. A marriage license was issued Saturday by county clerk Tillman J Bough to Claude Alumbaugh Verna Wills and to William Bernard Ketchem and to Elnora and Cressie McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. John Booker with grandchildren Patty and Sonny Osha visited Lyons Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Rose announce the arrival of a baby boy who is unnamed. Mother and son are getting along nicely.
A Central Press bridge feature explains a win by avoiding early trump pulls. It shows declarer discarding losers from dummy by developing diamonds, with careful trump timing to retain re-entry and maximize ruffing chances.
Smart women realize handwork adds livability and homeliness to the home. The bedspread crocheted by grandmother returns to grace the guest room bed as modern women prove they can surpass past skill. Bedspreads pillow covers doilies and luncheon sets express the maker's personality in eight practical articles.
Dugger, Indiana items report Mrs Harold Waymire moved home from Mary Sherman hospital after serious injuries from a two week old automobile crash. Many local families host and visit relatives from Dugger to Indianapolis Detroit Shelburn Vincennes and Hymera in late June.
Puzzle presents numerous across and down clues with mixed letters and misprints. Readers decode terms like horned animal, enclosures, small island and other normal crossword entries, attempting to finish the grid and identify omitted or garbled text.
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