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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
3
Bogial Calendar notes Reene County Post No. 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars on East cennes street at 7 30 p m Japaw Council No 80 Poca tas at the Red Men hall at 7 im
Thursday events include E. choir practice at 7 30 p m and Baptist choir at 7 30 p m at the gal. American Legion Post 1434 and Women's Relief Corps meet at 7 1 m. Legion Auxiliary at home 7 30 p m. Missionary society meets Thursday at 2 am with Mrs Grover on East Vincennes street. Elks Ladies play bridge at 2 30 p m.
Friday programs list Japan Tribe 145 Improv at the hall seven p m and Columbian Pier 140 O E S at 7 30 p m. The notice notes a stated meeting and schedule amid community gatherings.
Donna Spencer wed Ralph D. Holmes in First Baptist Church Vincennes with only Herschel G. Spencer and Helen Ker present. Miss Holmes a Sandborn teacher. Holmes a Bedford physical education instructor. After two weeks they live in Sandborn then move to Bedford for the summer.
A joint gathering of the S W Vauxiliary and Women’s Auxiliary with Camp No. 86 at Imer Turpin home three miles east of Sullivan opened with a covered dish supper. Glen Turpin Betty Tur and Fred Hinman led musical entertainment. They marked Mrs Tur and her son’s birthday and Sam B Talbott and wife’s thirty four year riding anniversary with ice cream and social hour. A short business session followed and next meeting was set for July 12 at Ton City Park with snacks planned.
Richard Orr of Sullivan visited friends in Linton Monday evening. Harold Johns and Richard Mullins of Jasonville called on friends in Linton Monday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Justice and Mr and Mrs Willis Fines visited in Linton Monday. Dr and Mrs Lloyd Pope and son Lowell spent Sunday and Monday with Dor sey Gilbert in Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs C W Bray accompanied them and stayed in Cincinnati. Miss Berniece Britton of Winslow visits here this week with Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson. Mrs Selma Hearing of West Vincennes street is home for a visit with daughter Mrs E E Hartnett in Little Rock Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett and children of LaPorte and Mrs E E Bildine of Fort Wayne visited with Mrs Phil Bennett. children stayed for extended visit.
An estimated 200 people attended a group inspection for Linton and nearby Eastern Star chapters held last night at the local chapter hall. Mrs. Marguerite Fisher presided as worthy grand matron with Grand Chaplain Owen S. Ramsey and district deputy Fay Gilson present.
Members and friends of the Linton Methodist church are invited to a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Linton City park announced by Rev H G Ramsey pastor Attendees bring their own table service After supper the children s Bible school projects the little villages will be shown and a program by the children will follow New members including transfers will be welcomed with the right hand of fellowship
The Yaquina club met all day at Linton City park with seven members and twelve guests. After a business session contests awarded prizes to each member. The group adjourned to reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. Hamlin’s home.
Miss Geneva Cuvelier daughter of Mr and Mrs Desire Cuvelier of G street southwest married Noble Whitlow of Henryville Ky in a noon ceremony read by Rev Sam Tuttle at his North Mission Apostolic church home The couple will move to Henryville to reside with Whitlow employed in local coal fields.
Frank Burch injured in a scaffold fall was dismissed from the hospital this morning. Mrs. Earl Dyer Jr of Worthington was discharged. John Sutter of Linton underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.
Australian railways begin streamlined service between Albury and Melbourne with a twice daily run. The new steel train costs 900000 dollars.
Edgewood Iowa youths Eugene Perrinjaquet aged 6 and his sister Virginia aged 5 claim status as the youngest dairy route owners in the United States. They operate a local delivery route with parental supervision.
Fishermen of the Port Clinton Fish Company hauled in a Lake Erie sturgeon measuring 6 feet 6 inches, a notable catch reported on June 29 at Port Clinton in Erie County.
Santa Cruz, June 29. A 14 year old girl, Mrs. Joseph A. Houser, formerly of Tennessee, has given birth to an 8 pound son. Her husband works for an electric company. The story notes a shift from child brides to child mothers in the city.
Union Barbers announces price changes with hair cutting at 40 cents and neck shave without shave at 15 cents. The new rates apply starting July 1 at 2917e location.
Robert W. Brown has assumed management of the Standard Oil service station at the corner of A and Twelfth Street Northeast. The station, handling gasoline and auto products, was formerly managed by Walter Struckmeyer.
The Taylor family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of husband and father. They thank the North Mission Apostolic church singers and members, Brother Sam Tuttle, floral tributes, those who lent cars, and Earl T. Aikin and James E. Clayton for their efficient service.
A 115 year old Bible is used to conduct services at the Masonic Hall in Wingham Ontario during a town gathering. The event marks a rare continuation of traditional worship with a historic text guiding prayers and readings. Attendance included local residents and church members.
In Britain Connecticut Jean Gibney of West Hartford entered an odorless skunk that won the first prize blue ribbon for outstanding pet at a Kiwanis club show. A goat took second prize.
Miss Katherine Bennett and Mrs. T N Jean attended a Martinsville reception hosted by the Morgan County Federation of Clubs. Eastern Star guests from Lyons visited the Newberry chapter, and a memorial service was held. Local residents and visitors including Bobby Shoptow Flint Mich Sheldon Chestnut Odon and others were noted visiting or staying with relatives in Newberry and Burns City over the weekend.
Advertisement for pattern 8988 a dress with inverted V yoke and low neckline in sheer fabrics. Notes sizes 14 through 42, yardage for 16 and sleeve options, price 15 cents, pattern book offer, mail order from Today's Patterns Brooklyn with newspaper mention.
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