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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
3
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Freeman County Hospital Board meets at the hospital at 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Women of the Moose Chapter 19 meets at the home at 8 p m Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons will leave the Masonic temple at 5 p m to attend Brazil Chapter No 59 meeting
Town and Country Home Economics club meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs Charles Bedwell Clerks Local No 246 meets at K of P hall at 5 30 p m Tri County Chapter DeMolay meets at the hall at 7 30 p m DeMolay Mothers Circle meets at the hall at 7 30 p m Linton Community Conservation club meets at the club house
At Lee Sherrard Park and Red Men's Hall both hold 7 30 p m sessions. Chickateth Council Pocahontas is scheduled to meet at Red Men's Hall.
Quapaw Council No 80 Poca hontas meets at Red Men hall at 7 30 p m Kiwanis at Roosevelt Hotel 6 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home 7 30 p m Carpenters Local 487 at K of P hall 7 30 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 Loyal Order of Moose 1434 at Moose Home 7 30 p m
No. 560 F and A M at the hall at American Legion meets at the home at 7 30 p m. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets W S C S Glenburn Methodist church meets at the community house for all day Greene County Coon Hunters meet at the Conservation clubs at
The First Christian church in Lyons welcomed eighteen new members at a Thursday fellowship dinner held in the church basement. Recipients received baptismal certificates and certificates of fellowship, with special music featured. Names include Linda Mullis Lynnet Holtsclaw Bob Patterson Jerrel Holseaw Helen Bowker Patsy Mullis Nancy Rady Gary Hunter Donnabelle Gregg Robert Lace David Mullis Judy Briscoe Mrs Pearl Tibbett Patty Nichols Garret Hunter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blanton.
Mrs Eva Myers captured the hole in one on Ladies day at Lin ton Municipal Golf Course. Her shot finished six feet one inch from the cup while Miss Mary Parsons of Bloomfield placed second with eight feet two inches. Twenty four women from Lin ton and nearby communities participated in the event.
Missing plane over the African Gold Coast is Pan American Constellation flight. Pilot Capt. Frank J. Crawford, 38, of Huntington Station New York commands the four engine craft. Crew of nine and 31 passengers including 14 Americans and one Canadian are reported missing.
Gibson county coroner Ro bert Kendall ruled death by self inflicted gunshot for 74 year old Freq Watson Hazelton town marshal for 20 years. Watson shot himself in the head with his .38 caliber service revolver yesterday.
Mrs Anna Bassett and Mrs Maude Fisher spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Will Brown of Linton noting social calls and companionship in a local gathering.
Capitol consensus favors extending the Defense Production Act with current powers, resisting President Truman's stricter changes. Taft and Caperton back keeping controls, while farm parity freeze and rent controls linger. AID for Europe faces party-line debates, with potential China trade provisions. No end in sight as Congress delays tax and foreign aid bills through year end.
Census Director Roy Vy Peel reports the U S population including armed forces overseas has risen to 154 0 million by June and will exceed 155 0 million by year end. The gain since April 1950 exceeds 3 0 million with 434 000 abroad.
The Salvation Army counts more than 5,000 officers serving across the United States in various posts and duties, reflecting the organization’s broad national presence.
Ninety members and guests of the Women s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church gathered for a June afternoon tea. Mrs O R Webb welcomed guests as Mrs Clyde Kirkham led devotions and Ada B Champe spoke about Europe and the Passion Play. Out of town guests included several named ladies from Cleveland Detroit and Wyandotte with local groups from Allen Chapel Prairie Chapel Bloomfield Worthington Lyons Newberry.
Newberry Mr and Mrs Fred Ault attended the Reed reunion at Bloomfield Park Sunday. Numerous calls and visits followed including Stewart Bowman and son Hugh of Sandborn with the Kellers, Townsends from Scotland, Gail Marie Hinkle visiting her grandmother in Odon, Chicago residents with the Jacobshagens, convalescing Harry Ault, and Carl Carr of Lyons calling on Laura Christenberry.
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