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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1944
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Udga Tablets for ulcer and stomach pain relief. It claims benefits for indigestion gas heartburn and acid-related discomfort and offers a money back guarantee after the first dose. The ad directs readers to obtain Udga from Hamilton Drug Co and local drug stores.
A long list of meetings follows for Tuesday including Beauticians at Leonard's Grill at 7 30 p m and B P W Senior Girls at the public library also 7 30 p m Hospital Guild at the public library 2 p m Chickateth Council Pocahontas at Red Men hall 7 p m Public Health Nursing at Freeman Greene county hospital 7 30 p m Metropolitan Lodge K of P 7 30 p m Delta Alpha Class with Mrs Arthur Grass 7 30 p m Quapaw Council Pocahontas Red Men hall 7 30 p m Carpenters Local 487 K of P hall 7 p m Red Cross Sewing at Main school 1 4 p m Violet Rebekah Lodge 312 hall 7 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1434 hall 7 30 p m Glenburn Youth Fellowship community house 7 p m Chapter 19 Women of the Moose Surgical Dressings at Elks home 1 4 and 7 9 Stated meeting Columbian Chapter 140 C E S hall 7 30 p m Red Cross Sewing at Main school 1 4 Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission 7 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 Red Men hall 7 0 fi Sons of American Legion Legion home 6 30 p m
Called meeting at Linton Lodge 560 in the hall at 7 30 p m to work in the M M degree. Ladies Fancywork Circle at public library 2 p m. American Legion Auxiliaries No 1 and No 2 meet at Legion home 8 30 to clean up Wednesday. Needlecraft club May breakfast 9 a m with Mrs O M Marshall and co host Mrs A J Miller. Freeman Greene county hospital board 7 15 p m at hospital. Baptist Ladies Aid all day at church. Eagles Lodge hall Elks Lodge Elks home 8 p m. Unity Lodge 637 I O O F Rotary lunch 12 15 p m at Methodist church. Glenburn W S C S community house Baptist choir 7 p m.
American Legion gathers at the Legion home at 7 p m. Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M holds a stated meeting at the hall. Townsend club meets at the city. Surgical Dressings classes run at the Elks home from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9. United Brethren choir practices at the church at 7 p m. Methodist choir practice at the
Mrs Maurice Hudson of Sullivan was honored when her mother hosted a social shower at home with friends. Attendees included Leah Rose Hudson, Janice Hoar, Clifford Hummel, Tom Luxton, John Peters, Jewell Herndon, Mabel Heenan, Lola Workman, Herschell Workman, David Allen Workman, Roscoe Duke, and Gaynell Workman. Regrets came from several guests. Mrs Hudson received numerous gifts.
Mrs Bette Trusty received a large home shower hosted by Mrs Earl Trusty. Relatives and friends attended various games and contests with prizes awarded to Mrs Grover Trusty Mrs Chester Hirth and Mrs Frank Hays. Refreshments served to numerous guests including Mesdames Bruce Asrey Frank Hays Grover Abercrombie Joe Hays Jr Bill Swan and many others.
Mrs. Mary Cox marked her 50th birthday and Mrs. Clara Dudley her 45th at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Audie Cox in Dugger Indiana. The social evening included attendees listed as Mr. and Mrs. Audie Cox and others.
Mrs. D F Smith of Sullivan and a large list of relatives and friends attended as guests of honor. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Carl Fulford Mr and Mrs W G Burris Mr and Mrs John Hope Mr and Mrs W J Coyner and many others. The guests received a number of gifts.
LYONS Ind May 1 Members of the Ever Ready class of the Methodist church met recently at the home of Mrs Ida Soliday in Linton for a covered dish supper. Those present included Mesdames Ollie Hunter Josa Mc Laughlin Pearl Brewer Jennie Slack Olive Baker Josephine Edwards Delphia Pickard Jennie Webster Bonnie Wells Grace Leavitt Julia Cone Emma Baird Opal Huguinin Pearl Ax and Mrs Herschel Buzan a guest.
In Switz City Indiana on April 26 two hundred twenty five officers and leaders from 23 4 H clubs gathered for an officers training meeting. Instructors from Bloomfield Linton the State Board of Health and the state 4 H club office led sessions for presidents vice presidents secretaries health and song leaders recreation leaders and news reporters. Fourteen clubs had all officers present and will receive flag sets for their achievement.
The Senior Department of the First Christian church held a weiner roast Thursday evening in the shelter house at Humphreys park. Attendees list includes Walter Thomas Jr and many others with Rev H J Raines and family among the group.
An Indiana editorial urges all registered voters to participate in the May 2 primary. It frames voting as a civic duty and essential to democracy, noting primaries select delegates for state and national conventions and equates primary importance with general elections. It calls readers to vote for the best candidates.
Miss Rhea Dawn Hickman of Bloomington and others from Linton and Vicksburg visited the Brinson family at Vicksburg. Funeral attendees for Logan Fish from Scotland included Dottie Fry Pearl Sullivan Will Morgan Jim Ridenback and Rev and Mrs Stanley Sipes. Marion and Olive Fish of Linton are Logan Fish’s children. Bedford residents Hillenberg Carlton George and Louise Carlton spent Sunday with local families Branson Lamb and children at Lone Tree.
Margaret A. Kendall has filed a petition in Greene Circuit Court to determine her time and place of birth. The petition is set for hearing May 6, 1944. Dated April 25, 1944, Frank A. Lenning, Clerk. May 1 advertisement.
Commodore Perry Martin Jr filed a petition in Greene birthplace matter. The hearing is set for May 1, 1944, with the court date dated April 29, 1944, and the notice voiced on May 1 by Ch. Thomas Robert Smith Circuit Court to save time.
Notice discloses action dated April 28 1944 regarding William Baty Terhune with reference to May 13 1944. This brief filing records the legal notice in the public record.
The piece catalogs Landis pledges and actions in Congress. It highlights veteran benefits, oil from coal legislation for the 7th District, radio broadcasts, parity prices for eggs and poultry, and opposition to farm regimentation. It notes his Labor Committee role and calls for social security and pension improvements.
The Army Air Forces 30 passenger glider YCG-13 features permanent landing wheels kept in flight, avoiding drops. For rough terrain landings the wheels may be released and the craft settles on skids.
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