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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
5
Community groups from Boy Scouts to veterans and ladies aids hold gatherings this week across churches lodges and halls. Notable events include Metropolitan Lodge No 193 of P at 7 30 p m and Natira Mas class at 39 K Street Northwest with changes noted, plus Girl Scouts at the Legion home and Rotary luncheon at 12 15 p m.
The notice lists the Columbian chapter No. 140 Order of Eastern Star meeting at 7 30 p m and a Fidelity circle gathering with Mrs Earl Cross at 660 Third Street NW at 2 p m Also a Fortnightly meeting with Claude Maxwell at 2 16 and a roll call tribute to mother A day long Glenburn Mothers club and Yaquina club gathering at 1 15 p m with Mrs Berl Morrison
The Alpha Delphian club prepares a May breakfast at 8 a.m. for members at Mrs. J Clyde Crane's lodge eight miles east of Bloomfield. An Eagle Encampment of J C O No 222 is set for 8 p.m. on Saturday.
A vintage style guide extols marshmallows as pantry staples for smooth ice cream. It describes using quarter-pound packets to keep them fresh, and offers Maple Nut Marlow as a dessert option with detailed steps for melting marshmallows, maple syrup, water, lemon juice, pecans and salt, then folding with stiff beaten eggs.
A fragmented note describes a bridge teaching moment by Conteag Pape and E V Shepard. It outlines bidding ideas and exceptions to rules, then references a deal where South achieved two biddable six card results.
A long column mixes bridge bidding analysis with health prompts. It discusses an actual spade contract in six spades and imagines rival continuations, then shifts to health propaganda featuring Dr. Beasley and chiropractic success stories.
The Busy Bee Sunday school class of the United Brethren church held a May gathering in the church basement with a covered dish dinner and singing. Guests Mildred Haffley and Virginia Cunningham attended among members Frieda Magner led prayers, psalms, games, and music. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday June 7 in the church with a covered dish supper.
Mrs Harley Lehman entertained members of the C S club at her home Friday afternoon to allow attendance at the Happy Kitchen Cooking school closing session at the Grand theatre. The club held its usual business meeting followed by contests and luncheon before an early adjournment. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Iva Heaton's home. Mr and Mrs D D Wright of Marco visited Sunday.
The Lambda Sigma Tau sorority entertained Saturday night at the home of Miss Bernadine Hill with a dance. Green and gold decorations and favors accompanied refreshments of ham salad sandwiches and punch. Attendees included Bernadine Hill Virginia Holden Golda Stewart Virginia Mitchell Marguerite Hunter Eufaula Hagaman Artis Clayton Marion Hagaman Mrs John Elkins Rex Wyatt and others from nearby towns and cities.
Harry Fitzpatrick was guest of honor at a Sunday birthday party at his home celebrating Mrs. Fitzpatrick’s forty third birth anniversary. Relatives and friends attended. dinner was served for the Fitzpatrick family Wilda and Warren Turpin Ted Morgan Watson Wolford Steep and D. D. Wright of Marco, and Aunt Sally Morgan.
A brisk summer note urges readers to commit to lasting wellness this season. It highlights practical steps for improved health habits and a proactive mindset for daily vitality.
Weariness and aching bodies signal not well being and prompt cautious action. More people turn to chiropractors for routine care and safety. Dr Haldon Beasley is described as a painless adjuster in the local health scene.
A statement describes the woman who was totally paralyzed and notes that several out of town visitors traveled to Linton for adjustments today.
Mrs Ed Wurgler appears as a life like comic cut out doll in Lee Stanley's Old Home Town panel. Readers can cut out arms skirt hats and move her arms to wave a rolling pin or a skillet following the printed instructions.
Dr Cobb of the Bible Institute of Indianapolis will give lectures and stereoptical views of the Holy Land at the Baptist church in Vicksburg. The talks start tonight at 7 and will continue weekly for several weeks, featuring lectures pictures and exhibits. Large audiences from all denominations attend and the church invites all to join.
The film with Dick Powell Ginger Rogers and Pat O'Brien opens at Sher-Ritz yesterday. The Three Radio Rogues perform an introductory broadcast imitating stars so well listeners cannot tell fake from real. The program includes The Mills Brothers songs and Ted Fiorovo band music. Allen Jenkins and Grant Mitchell also star in the cast.
The musical romance Roberta opens at the Grand starring Trene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers with Dunne delivering Kern hits and Astaire Rogers pairing on innovative dance routines A star band led by Astaire backs the production with Randolph Scott Helen Westley and Victor Vareni among the supporting cast
Mrs Gusty Lynn and Mr and Mrs William Rector travel from near the city to Worthington Holidays to attend the funeral of Dave Lynn 84. He leaves children Milt Lynn Zula Fuller Grace Stewart Della Cravens seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Gusty Lynn is a nephew and Mrs Rector a niece of the deceased Hall daughter age seven is mentioned with her parents. Hall’s daughter and pneumonia prognosis noted as improving.
Dice three slices of bacon and fry until crisp. Pour off excess fat if needed. Beat six eggs, add contents of one can creamed corn, three quarters cup milk, salt and pepper. Cook slowly in bacon fat until creamy, stirring constantly. Serve on buttered toast. Serves six.
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