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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Activities

Stated meeting of Linton Lodge No. 560 F and A M at 7 50 p m. Methodist choir practice at the church 7 p m. Baptist choir practice at the United Brethren church 7 p m. Citizenship class Glenburn at Community House 7 p m. Christian choir practice at American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 at 7 30 p m. American Legion Post at Legion home 8 p m. Townsend club at City Hall 7 p m. Enter church luncheon for women at Christian church 1 p m bring covered dish. Junior Home Economics club meets at 2 p m at 829 A street SE with Mrs Victor Wright.

Linton Lodge No Loyal Order of Moose No Victor Wright

Community Club Meetings and Legion Gatherings

FRIDAY schedule lists a First Aid class at Junior High at 7 p m. Sons of American Legion meet at the Legion home 6 30 p m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 IO Red Men at the hall 7 p m. Columbian Chapter No 149 OES at the hall 7 30 p m. Fortnightly club with Mrs Earl Reeve 2 15 p m. J T M club at Mrs Dorsey Woodward H street northeast 1 30 p m.

Quapaw Tribe No. 143 J. T. M. Club Dorsey Woodward H” Street

Ilene 4-H Club Holds First Meeting of the Year

Ilene 4 H club mothers helpers holds its first meeting of the year at Mrs Bradfield home. Officers elected include Beulah Bradfield president Phyllis Grounds vice president Mina Anderson secretary treasurer Betty Benham song leader Helena White recreation health leader Jean Bradfield news reporter Norma Dean Perkins. Members and leaders list provided. next meeting set at Mrs White home with Helena White and Jean Bradfield giving demonstrations.

Miss Hasler Mrs.Bradfield Beulah Bradfield Jean Bradfield Norma Perkins Doris Mina Anderson Betty Benham Kanova Bradfield

Story Brazzell Vows Announced at Dugger

Mr and Mrs John L Story announce the marriage of their daughter Eula to Harold L Brazzell son of Ervin Brazzell of Riley The vows were read by Rev E C Corts at the First Christian church Sullivan on March 26 The bride works for the Public Service Company of Indiana in Dugger and is active in the Eastern Star lodge The groom is a technician at Hickory Grove Coal company The couple plans to reside near Dugger

Dugger John L. Story Eula Harold L. Brazzell Ervin Brazzell Riley E. C. Corts First Christian Church Sullivan Eastern Star Lodge Brazzell Hickory Grove Coal Company

Hopewell 4-H Club Elects Officers at Meeting

The Hopewell Friendly Circle 4-H club met at Mrs. Coy Williams home in Stafford to elect officers for the year. Refreshments and games followed. The next club meeting is set for May 13 at Mrs. Williams home.

Hopewell Friendly Circle Coy Williams Stafford Williams

Visit near Lyons draws Mooresville family to aunt Cordelia Hadley

Mr and Mrs Wil Housand and their son of Mooresville visited their aunt Mrs Cordelia Hadley near Lyons Sunday according to a local social note.

Wil Housand Mooresville Cordelia Hadley Lyons

Open Forum Letter Calls for Better Uptown Street Order

A resident urges The Daily Citizen to deploy more police or state militia to restore decency in uptown streets at night and early morning, arguing taxpayers deserve safer conditions. The letter notes dissatisfaction with current order and asks for decisive action.

Daily Citizen

Revival Services At Lyons Church Of Christ

The Church of Christ at Lyons hosts a two week series of gospel meetings led by evangelist Robert Williams of Louisville Kentucky Services start at 745 PM with evenings titled Heaven and How to Attain it and The Church at Work News outlets WAVE radio with Williams broadcasts noted Public is invited to attend these meetings

Church of Christ At Lyons Robert Williams Louisville Kentucky Indiana WAVE

Carriers Enjoy Shakamak Outing and Games

Twenty six Daily Citizen Indianapolis News carrier salesmen enjoyed an outing at Shakamak State Park as a reward for a successful circulation contest in Linton. They held a fishing party and wiener roast with games in the evening. all Linton carriers except one attended.

Daily Citizen-Indianapolis Shakamak State Park Linton

Lin ton Violet Rebekah lodge district meeting moved venues

The district meeting will be held in the Odd Fellows hall in Lin ton instead of the Knights of Pythias hall as announced. An afternoon session is scheduled with a dinner at 5 30 p m and the evening session starts at 7 30 p m.

I. 0. C. F. Hall Linton Violet Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Linton Knights of Pythias Hall

English church to bury German fliers despite protests

The Church of England ruled that German crew members killed over England will receive a Christian burial. Despite protests in Steyning Sussex where locals objected to interment beside loved ones, the Bishop of Chichester ordered the fallen fliers buried in the parish cemetery.

England Church of England Heinkel Steyning Sussex Chichester

Burial Honor for Nazi Airman Sparks Clergy Debate

The Rev E W Cox of Ereyning urged burying the German airman with honor as death ends all. He argued for treating Nazis as Christians and giving them a proper burial, a view echoed by the Bishop of London urging clergy to extend respect to fallen enemies in a foreign land.

E.W. Cox Ereyning London

Goal Set at Girls College in New York

Dr George Shuster president of Hunter College spoke to the Home Economics club saying Hunter has no greater future than to supply men with the comforts of home.

New York George Shuster Hunter College Home Economics Club Hunter

Mansion once bank in Edenton housed NC first state bank

Beverly Hall a colonial mansion in Edenton North Carolina housed the state’s first bank until it closed in 1838. The bank marked a milestone in the state’s early financial history set within a historic colonial property.

Edenton, N. C. UP Beverly Hall North Carolina State Bank

Young Fireman from Milford Aged 15 in NH

Fifteen year old John Bellew likely becomes the youngest fireman in New Hampshire. He is the grandson of Fire Chief Jeremiah Casey, with his father two uncles and a great uncle also serving in the department.

Milford, N. H U.P John Bellew Jeremiah Casey

London adopts 20 war babies by local businessman

Ernest Hinchcliffe, a West Bromwich businessman, opens a home for twenty homeless London air raid babies on the outskirts of his town. The initiative reflects postwar relief efforts and private charity aiding orphaned children.

London U.P Ernest Hinchcliffe West Bromwich

Wyoming to launch first statewide police radio network

Operation of Wyoming's first statewide police radio network is set to begin soon with stations under construction in several cities and a central station already in Cheyenne ready for action.

RADIO Cheyenne Wyo U.P Wyoming

Jewelry stores in the United States show sales rise

Census figures estimate 14,559 jewelry stores nationwide with annual sales over 360 thousand dollars. The data reflect an increase of more than 2,000 stores and 125.1 million dollars in sales since 1935.

United States

Catholic 4 H Club Elects Officers

Catholic 4 H club members elected officers at a parish hall meeting. Betty Coakley became president with Kathleen O Connor as vice president and Rose Scecina as secretary treasurer. Others chosen included Margaret Marter reporter Theresa Currans song leader Kathleen Cates recreation leader and Martha Ann Scecina pianist.

Betty Coakley Kathleen O’connor Rose Scecina Margaret Marter Theresa Currans Kathleen Cates Martha Ann Scecina Mary Cooksey Rose Coakley Pauline Cooksey Phyllis Marter Rosemary Walker

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