Four-H Club News Roundup Hits June Meetings and Activities
The L and M Lucky Stars 4-H club met June 24 with Sharon presiding. Members answered roll call with their favorite month and heard health and Purdue Roundup reports. Demistry by Dianna Foster and demonstrations by Ray Sullivan and Linda Moffett highlighted the session. Two guests attended and fourteen members plus three junior leaders enjoyed refreshments after group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L and M Lucky Stars
Sharon
Joan Stalcup
Brenda Hardesty
Rei Cail
No Lucas
Marilyn Price
Demistry
Dianna Foster
Janet Powers
Karen Hollars
Purdue University
Ray Sullivan
Linda Moffett
Smith Family Attends Unusual Gathering
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith and their three Korean children Terry Gloria and Rob of Linton attended a picnic at the Lafayette Indiana fairgrounds for families who adopted Korean children. About twenty five families with around fifty American Korean children from Indiana Ohio Michigan and Illinois gathered as each family introduced its children. A Miss Harkness spoke on forty years as a missionary in Korea and Mrs Molly Richardson the Smiths mother joined the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Smith
Terry
Gloria
Robin
Linton
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Worthington Couple Announce Betty Jean Beatty Engagement
Mr and Mrs Russell Beatty of Worthington announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean to Stanley Joe Herold son of Mr and Mrs Ovid Herold of Switz City. The wedding is set at Mount Vernon church near Worthington on July 11 at 9 0 p m with a church reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Beatty
Worthington
Betty Jean
Stanley Joe Herold
Ovid Herold
Switz City
Mount Vernon Church
Bonnie Jo Marquis Crowned Rose of Delta Sigma Pi
Bonnie Jo Marquis of Ithaca New York State 1959 is selected as Rose of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi. The Ithaca College freshman, from Huntington, is chosen from entrants submitted by fraternity chapters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N.Y
UPI
Bonnie Jo Marquis
Niss
New York State
Rose
Delta Sigma Pi
Huntington
L.L
Ithaca College
Club and lodge notices for Thursday and Friday
Society calendar lists Linton lodge No 560 F and A M meets 7 30 p m at Masonic hall Psi Iota Xi meets 7 30 p m at Library Eagles Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m Hiawatha club at Red Men hall all day American Legion 7 50 p m Christian church choir 7 p m Methodist choir 7 p m Baptist choir 7 p m Junior choir 6 p m Freeman Greene hospital board 7 15 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 meets 7 p m Women of Moose lodge 19 at Moose home 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Lodge
A.M
Masonic Hall
Psi Iota Xi
Eagles Auxiliary Lodge
Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
American Legion
Christian Church
Methodist Choir
Baptist Choir
Freeman-Greene County Hospital Board
Moose Lodge
Moose Home
Former Linton Couple To Mark Anniversary
Mr and Mrs I M Smith of Batesville Arkansas rural route three formerly of the Linton community will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Friday July 3 They moved to Arkansas years ago after living in the Morris Chapel and White Rose communities They have seven children 36 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Mr Smith and Mae Underwood were married on July 3 1909 Mr Smith will reach his 85th birthday on July 25 They are expected to receive many cards and letters from former friends in the area on their Golden Wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Smith
Batesville
Ark
Linton
Mrs Swaggerty Hosts Generations at Lin ton Picnic
Myrtle Swaggerty of Lin ton entertained with a Sunday picnic in her yard. Guests included Angie Swaggerty Jess Edington Etta Patterson and others from Terre Haute California Chesterton Midland and Lin ton. Four generations were present with Myrtle as great grandmother and Jenny York as great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Swaggerty
Linton
Angie Swaggerty
Jess Edington
Etta Patterson
Terre Haute
Charles Swaggerty
Debbie
Terry
Ann Fairchild
California
John H. York
Jennie
Chesterton
George Higar
Midland
Isaac Oliver
Chris
Lois
Paul
Loretta
Tommy Joe
Myrtle Gwaggerty
John York
Jennie York
Portuguese trio cross Atlantic in small sailboat to Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro a 18 day storm and 35 foot waves followed a 10 week voyage from Africa as Drian Leon Dias 25 Azores Jose Rodrigues Bel choir 30 and Felizmina Inez Rosa 27 Olhao Portugal to begin a new life in Brazil aboard a bare skiff guided only by a compass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazil
Africa
Drian Leon Dias
Azores
Jose Rodrigues Belchoir
Felizmina Inez Rosa
Olhao
Portugal
High School Newsmen Attend I U Institute on Campus
BLOOMINGTON Ind Hoo sier high school editors and reporters attend an Indiana University two week journalism institute on campus Their interviews will be aired next school year on radio as a part of The Indiana School of the Sky. Tape recorded summer programs include Do It Right for fourth and sixth graders and other series for various grades. The IU radio TV department and Indiana State Department of Education produce the programs which will be carried by commercial stations and used in classrooms. The Its Your World commentary program is included again but not recorded until dates for use are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Hoosier
Indiana University
Indiana School of the Sky
LA. Radio-Tv
Indiana State Department of Education
I.U. Radio - TV Department
Magazine loaders shift readers to drug stores nationwide
The rise of suburbia has made drug stores the nation’s largest magazine retailers. Chain Store Age reports 37 percent of single copy magazines are bought at drug stores, while newsdealers drop to seven percent. Commerce Department notes 4,599,000 U.S. business firms at start of 1959, up about 55,000 from 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Chain Store Age
U.S
Commerce Department
Social notes list weekend visits across Indiana towns
Mr and Mrs George Canady of Champaign Illinois were weekend guests of Mrs Charles Waymier of Linton. Sunday guests included Ed Creager of Indianapolis George Crosby of Washington Bert Klutey Westphalia Elma Hartzburg Sandborn and Elvin Klutey Shelburn with their children. Additional visits featured Effie Ellis Nashville and many relatives in Harrisburg Terre Haute Casey Shelburn Danville Avon Clay City and Danville with the Campbell and Poorman families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Canady
Champaign
Ill
Charles Waymeir
Linton
Waymier
Ed Creager
Indianapolis
George Crosby
Washington
Bert Klutey
Westphalia
Elma Hartzburg
Sandborn
Elvin Klutey
Shelburn
G. W. Sharp
Dan
Effie Ellis
Nashville, Tenn
George Sharp
Harrisburg
William Watson
Larry
Terre Haute
James Barlow
Allen
Casey, Ir
Ervin Kluety
Near Shelburn
Ray Scott
Danville
Millard Walraven
Frank
Paul Poorman
Dewayne
Paula Sue
Clay City
Lyons Items Social Weekend Visits Reported
Mrs. Louis Jones and children from Pennsylvania visited her mother Mrs. Jessie Bedwell in Lyons last week. Weekend guests at the Bedwell home included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown and their children and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Cox and family of Martinsville. Ford Tidd visited with the Campers in Saybrook Illinois. Flo Koehler and spouse stayed with Richard Wakefield in Indianapolis. Father's Day visitors to L. A. Hunter were Charles Stalcup of Bedford Donnie Howard of California and Orval Hunter of Bloomfield. Earl Long of Vincennes also visited L. A. Hunter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jones
Pennsylvania
Jones
Jessie Bedwell
Bedwell
Leon Brown
Elza Cox
Martinsville
Ford Tidd
Harold Camper
Saybrook
Flo Koehler
Richard Wakefield
Indianapolis
L. A. Hunter
Charles Stalcup
Bedford
Donnie Howard
California
Orval Hunter
Bloomfield
Earl Long
Vincennes
Cunningham Reece Vows Read at Marion
Karen Faye Cunningham and Oris Lee Reece exchanged marriage vows Saturday June 6 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses in Marion. The couple will reside in Upland with Mrs Reece employed by Indiana and Michigan Electric and Mr Reece a Taylor University senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Faye Cunningham
Charles C. Jones
Upland
Oris Lee Reece
Fred Reece
Kingdom Hall
Electa Wilson
Daena Greenlee
Lamona Dittamore
Judy Atkinson
Sharon Cunningham
Debbie Greenlee
Timothy Lee Cunningham
Tom Cunningham
Roger Reece
Wayne Smith
Gordon Vance
United Club
John Greenlee
John Moore
Mark Blinn
Sar Upland
Reece
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Taylor University
Reece Landscaping
Harvey Miller
Linton
FASTEETH Improves Comfort for Denture Wearers
This pamphlet-style ad touts FASTEETH as a pleasant alkaline denture powder that secures plates, reduces slipping and wobbling, and eliminates denture odor without a pasty taste or nausea. It claims no drug counter required.
Sandborn Busy Folks Build Sunshine Basket for Shut-In
Members of the Busy Folks class at Sandborn Christian church prepared a sunshine basket for a shut-in during a meeting at Mrs. Earl Andersons home. With Mrs. Jon Pitcher presiding, the program featured readings and poems by Mrs. Belvens, Mrs. Skeel, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. J J Anderson, followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn Christian Church
Earl Anderson
Jon Pitcher
H. R., Burnam
Arzo Belvens
James Skeelpoen
Tressa Lee
Mrs. Anderson
Three Gates of Gold
J . J. Anderson
Mesdames
R. L. Hildebrand
H. R. Burnam
Oscar Due
James Skeel
Arzo Blevens
Retta Gross
J. J. Anderson
John Pitcher
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Margaret Winters
Teresa Asara
Leah Rae Franklin
DePauw University
Veronica Stefancik
Teresa Hasara
Lucky Stars
Carol McCoy
Phyllis Duke
Sandra Beasley
Jeanniean Swaby
Rainbow Beach
N. Main
Ann Toney
Mrs. Swaggerty
South Main Street
St. Lawrence Seaway
Queen Elizabeth II
Montreal
Sarto Fournier
Queen
Philip
I.U. Institute
Dan River
Frankie Hancock
Raymond Campbell
Avon
Henry Campbell
Lyons
Solarex
Hamilton
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
le Sale
Richard Hudnut
Schicks Razor
Magnesia
The
Boric
Pic
Nic
Bonnie Burns
Choice
Cunningham-Reece
Marion
Litanidisniae Aude
WES Hensley Real Estate — Insurance
Hofkins Insurance Agency
Dugger
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