Indiana University Latin contest names district leaders
Mrs Alberta Vogan of Bloomfield high school is Greene county chair for the eighteenth annual Latin contest by the Indiana University Extension Division. District chairmen include Ruth Alexander Dubois and Elverda Goffinet Perry Elverda Goffinet. The event spans four divisions with local contests in February and March and district meets March 29. State contest at Indiana University April 18 offers $50 scholarships and gold medals to seniors.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alberta Vogan
Bloomfield High School
Greene County
Indiana University Extension Division
J. M. Sallender
Sullivan
Dubois
Ruth Alexander
Birdseye
Gibson
Mary C. Douglas
Fort Branch
Knox
Lillian Carter
Lincoln High School
Vincennes
Perry
Elverda Goffinet
Tell City
Pike
Indiana University
Beatrice Patterson
Huntington
Esther Williams
Ben Davis High School
Indianapolis
S. Grace Anderson
Seymour
Blanche Karus
Bluffton
Local social visits reported around North Bloomfield and Worthington
North Bloomfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mitterspaugh and children visited Mrs. Gibson in Jasonville. Lem Oliphant spent time with the Terrers. Ray Abrams and children called on Dora De Frese in Worthington. Mrs Cree Carrell joined Rev Frank Thompson in Indianapolis en route to Florida for two weeks. Lawrence Gibson’s family hosted a Lyon’s visit. Mrs. Jake Linthicum, recently operated on, returned home recovering. Roy Abrams and family guests of Mrs. Terrell. Oliphants also visited Roy Arthurs in Worthington.
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Rex Mitterspaugh
James Gibson
Jasonville
Lem Oliphant
Jack Terrer
Ruth
Ray Abrams
Dora de Frese
Worthington
Cree Carrell
Frank Thompson
Tidianapolis
Florida
Lawrence Gibson
Lyons
Jake Linthicum
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Roy Abrams
Jack Terrell
Roy Arthurs
Veteran rail man quits Binghampton after long service
Edward F. Kenefic, veteran engineer in Binghampton N Y, retires after fifty four years in railroading. He began as a car repairman in 1887 and ends a lifetime on the rails.
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Bingchampton
N. Y
W.P
Edward F. Kenefic
Society Notes Deadline at Linton Daily Citizen Office
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a.m. to appear in that day's issue. All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed. Helen L Grubbs. va
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Linton Daily Citizen
Helen L. Grubbs
Social Calendar for Glenburn and Nearby Groups
Monday events include Women meeting at the public library 750 p m and Citizenship class at Glen burn community house 7 p m Epworth League at 7 15 p m and Public Health Nursing committee at Freeman Greene county hospital 7 30 p m K P Metropolis lodge meets at 7 30 p m with EA degree work Pocahontas council at Red Men s hall 7 30 p m and a called M F and A M meeting at the hall also 7 30 p m in Linton Lodge includes EA degree practice
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Glenburn Community House
Epworth League of
Glenburn
Missi
Committee On Public Health
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Linton Bodge No
Local Meetings and Classes Schedule for Tuesday
Violet Rebekah Lodge, Carpenters Local 487, Quapaw Council 80 Pocahontas meet at 7 p m in various halls. Red Cross Home Hygiene class at Freeman-Greene County hospital at 2 p m. Home Economics club hosts Mrs A F Cotter 840 A street NE at 7 p m. Delta Alpha Class of First Christian Church with Mrs George Liddil North Main at 7 90. Delta Theta Tau meets at public library 7 15 p m.
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Red Cross
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Home Economics Club
A. F. Cotter
E.m
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
George Liddil
North Main Street
Community and Club Meeting Schedule Text
Wednesday chapter notices list Women of the Moose Glenburn and Rotary luncheon, Unity Lodge I O O F, Elks Lodge, Eagles Lodge and Baptist Ladies Aid at various halls and times. Thursday dinner features Freemon Greene hospital board 7 15 and Bridge club at Martindale Tea Room 7 15 with Otto Harting hosting. membership urged to note day change.
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Bridge Club
Martindale Tea Room
Otto Harting
Church and lodge notices outline evening meetings
Thursday activities include Methodist Baptist and United Brethren choir practices at the church at 7 p.m. Stated meeting of Linton Lodge No 560 at 7 50 p.m. Burn community house event at 7 p.m. Christian choir and American Legion Auxiliary meet at 7 30 p.m. Royal Order of Moose No 1434 at belt at 7 30 p.m. American Legion Post at Legion home 8 p.m. Townsend Club at city hall 7 p.m.
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Linton Lodge No
A. M
Royal Order of Moose No
Fraternal Meetings Tonight Include Legion and Red Men
Friday schedules urge Sons of the American Legion at 6 30 p m at the American Legion home and Quapaw Tribe No 145 Improved Order of Red Men at 7 30 p m for Columbian Chapter No 140 C E S with officer elections at the hall.
Sassafras P T A Conducts March Meeting
Sassafras P T A held a Thursday evening gathering in the school building with WPA Recreation department staff Oscar Haussin and Claude Tuttle in charge. Maurice Shanklin led a short business session while the group approved purchases of volleyballs nets baseballs and soft balls. A musical program featured George White and Betty Jo Tincher as well as Dene and Gene Tincher. The next meeting is scheduled for March 27 with committee members named.
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Puheh
Judy
Oscar Haussin
Claude Tuttle
WPA Recreation Department
Sassafras Parent Teachers Association
Maurice Shanklin
George White
Betty Jo
Vanie Tineher
Dene
Gene Tincher
Charles Barnard
Elma Page
Raymond Fisher
Twelve At L. A. L. Club Meeting In March Hostess
Twelve members attended the L. A. L. club gathering at Mrs. Dan Shank home. A contest led by Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Faye Smith awarded prizes to Mrs. Chester Parks and Mrs. Rex Hoffeditz. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Everett Page, Mrs. Cletha Lecocq and Mrs. Parks. Refreshments followed for members including Mrs. Shonk and several others. The next meeting is scheduled March 14 with Mrs. Hoffeditz as hostess.
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L. A. L. Club
Dan, Shank
Harry Miller
Faye Smith
Chester Parks
Rex Hoffeditz
Everett Page
Cletha Lecocq
Lloyd Hiatt
Mesdames Ed Page
Alvin Boriff
Orval Page
Fred Nolting
Mrs. Shonk
Women Seek Swimming Titles At Buffalo Meet
Ten defending champions expected as March 19 to 22 National Senior AAU women’s swimming and diving titles unfold at the Buffalo Athletic Club pool. Entry includes Helen Orlenkovich defending three meter diving, with stars from Chicago Portland New York and Indianapolis among entrants. A separate water carnival, nightly programs, and medals for top point scorers accompany the event.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
Buffalo Athletic Club
Helen Orlenkovich
San Francisco
Miss Orlenkovich
Fairmont Swimming Club
Halina Tomska Tullis
Chicago
Brenda Helser
Portland
Ore
Nancy Merki
Gloria Callen
New York
Patty Aspinall
Indianapolis
Mary Fairbrother
Miami
Lorraine Fischer
Women’s Swimming Association of New York
Juniper Berries to Grow in U S As War Cuts Europe Supply
Amherst Mass. juniper berries will be grown in the United States to replace the European supply cut off by the war. Massachusetts State College horticulturist Arnold M. Davis says reserves are nearly exhausted and American berries are selling for 25 to 35 cents a pound in a wartime market.
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Amherst
Mass
U.P
New England
America
Arnold M. Davis
Massachusetts State College
Milwaukee inventor unveils machine to tenderize steak
WPJ Leo W. Hall, a tool engineer in Milwaukee, touts a motorized tenderizer that knits meat by 165 blades stamping at 250 strokes a minute. The device allegedly tenderizes veal pork and beef into a homogeneous steak while preserving juices, and can also knead hamburger into a solid fried patty.
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Milwaukee
WPJ
Leo W. Hall
Hart
North Carolina Grants Cross-County Sheriff Powers
The North Carolina General Assembly allows sheriffs and deputies to arrest anywhere within Brunswick New Hanover Onslow and Pender counties in a four county cooperative law enforcement experiment. State Rep. Jack Q. LeGrand says coordinating deputies will simplify enforcing laws around defense facilities and concentrate officers where needed. Normally a sheriff police power is limited to his county.
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Raleigh, N. C
U.P
North Carolina
General Assembly
Brunswick
New Hanover
Onslow
Pender
Jack Q. LeGrand
Wilmington
LeGrand
Husband Trapped As Firemen Rush To Building
An alarm sent firemen to a Manhattan business block. Captain Walter J. Reilley led a team to a second floor room where a distraught woman said her husband was inside and locked in. She appealed for their help to rescue him.
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Clean
N. Y
Walter J. Reilley
Jasonville High Announces Annual Carnival Awards
Jasonville high school seniors organize their annual carnival set for Friday March 14 in the school gym. Candidates for king and queen include Wanda Houser and Junior Tindall freshmen Martha Wakefield Carl Wright sophomore Betty McClanahan and Dick Huff junior and Claire Anthony with George Davies senior. Votes are sold at local drug stores and can be cast at the carnival until 9 15 p m. The event promises entertainment for all with pop candy sandwiches and stage acts.
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Jasonville High School
Wanda Houser
Junior Tindall
Martha Wakefield
Carl Wright
Betty McClanahan
Dick Huff
Claire Anthony
George Davies
Jasonville
Poe and
In Remembrance of Floyd A Wright One Year Later
A wife writes in memory of Floyd A Wright who died a year ago on March 2 1940. She recalls his cheerful smile and wave and states he is not dead but away in an unknown land. She signs as wife mother and father.
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Floyd A. Wright
Newberry social notes show visiting kin across towns
Mr and Mrs Herman Hatfield and daughter Jo Ann of Scotland visited relatives in Newberry. Velma Ruth Clark from Indianapolis is home with her parents. Rex Houghland of Indianapolis spent the weekend with the Colglazier family. Several groups visited Riverton, Illinois, and others stopped by different households. Mrs Oscar Young and Mrs Moore’s illness are noted, as are moves and attendances at nearby communities.
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Herman Hatfield
Jo Ann
Scotland
Em Ault
Rosalie
Velma Ruth Clark
Indianapolis
William Clark
Rex Houghland
Frank Colglazier
Charlie Slinkard
Raymond Walls
Riverton, Il
John B. Vanlorn
Coal City
Verla Brown
Worthington
Ethel Brown
Mort Dobbins
Frank Chestnut
Geneva Chestnut
Loraine Maryfield
Galen Hinkle
Odon
Ella Hall
Phillip ‘Wesner
Sulphur Springs
Social News From Plum Branch Area Dated Thursday to Monday
Plum Branch area residents visited and hosted relatives this week. Mary Doidge and Robert of Linton joined Mr and Mrs S E Risher on Thursday. John Geatehes Lorene Wilma June Baird and Clovis Keller attended Sunday. Orval Rains from Jasonville visited Monday. Leon Daily of Jasonville called on Mrs Daily’s parents William and Mrs Hou?in. Elmer Bedwell visited George Pope of Midland Saturday. Lester Powell and sons visited Mrs Powell’s parents in Dugger. Marion Bennett and Nelson Bennett hosted visitors. Mrs Earl Swaby was in Indianapolis this week.
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S. E. Risher
Mary Doidge
Robert
Linton
John Geatehes
Lorene
Wilma
Mias
June Baird
Clovis Keller
Orval Rains
Jasonville
Leon Daily
Elmer Bedwell
George Pope
Midland
Lester Powell and Sons
Blitz Minded London Eyes New York War Fron t
The article contrasts London under blitz with New York’s war mindset. It recalls daily evacuations and blackout routines, describes ruined streets and fires near St Paul’s, and notes New York’s shift to war talk with RAF pins, patriotic displays, and citizen involvement.
Tiny Galapagos tortoises born in Miami zoo gain weight
Two August born Galapagos tortoise twins at the North Miami Tropical Zoo, first of their kind hatched in the Americas, now weigh about a half-pound each and are valued at $1,000 apiece. They are monitored by the New York Zoological Society with growth expected to continue for several years.
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Piccadilly Circus
Times Square
London
New York
Miami
Fla
Americas
North Miami Tropical Zoo
New York Zoological Society
Galapagos Islands
Earth
Buck deer wander into downtown Trinidad
Two handsome bucks wandered through the downtown area of Trinidad Colorado, darting among cars and nibbling lawns before wandering back toward the mountains.
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Trinidad
Colo
U.P
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