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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
5
Queen Esther Circle Entertains At Linton
Miss Martha Talbott hosts the Queen Esthers in the Terhune apartment for a regular meeting. Geraldine Melhoff led devotions on friendship. A play Tithing Brings Happiness by DeCourey Byin and McCammon amused guests. Plans discussed for a ram-page sale May 25 and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Terhune
Geraldine Melhoff
Edith DeCourey
Mildred Byin
Linton Circle
Mary Margaret Froeschke
Edith DeCourcy
Astess
Mary
Margaret Froeschke
Jean Humphreys
Delema Shepherd
Betty Fordyn
Eloise Jones
Geraldina Mohoff
Harriett iEnele
DeCourcy
Mozart Music Club Presents Program
The Mozart Music Club met at Norma Jean Smiths home on Fourth Street Northeast with eighteen members attending. Four new members joined the honor roll for thirty practice hours in a month, including Norma Jean Smith Jimmie Mitten Betty Pearl Roach and Norma Jean Strong. The program featured pieces by Betty Pearl Roach Joz Finley Baker Norma Jean Strong Marjorie Ann Cornett Melba Jean Miller Billy Joan Heenan Miriam Clayton Jimmie Mitten Jack Baker Betty Ann Fordyce Marilynn Baker and others followed by light refreshments. The next meeting is planned for Saturday June 21 at Melba Jean Miers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Music Club
Norma Jean ‘Strong
Fourth Street
Norma Jean Smith
Jimmie Mitten
Betty Pearl ‘Roach
Norma Jean Strong
Joz Finley Baker
Marjorie ‘Ann ‘Cornett
Sona Tina
Melba Jean Mil
Ler
Billy Joan Heenan
Christ
Miriam Clayton
Marselaisse
Beethoven Minnutto
Jack Aker
Double Eagle
Betty
Ann Fordyce
Caprice Viennese
Marilynnaker
Melba Jean Mier
Switz City Arion Club Honors at Meeting
Switz City Indiana May 1 The Arion club entertained twelve members and one guest at Mrs. Lester Terrells home. Papers on How the World Talks and Wild Life Park were presented with notes on communications and signals. Refreshments were served. Local visitors and hospital news noted along with several travel and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Arion Club
Ind
Lester Terrell
Robert Moore
T. D. ‘Spencer
Ramsey
Delta Alpha May Guest Party to Be Thursday
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the First Christian church will host its annual May party at 7:80 o clock Thursday evening in the church basement. Committees plan an outstanding program and all members are asked to bring a guest. Arrangements aim to accommodate a large crowd of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
Reine Mare
Delta Alpha Class of Christian Church
In memory of Sherman Martindale
A memorial note marks one year since the passing of Sherman Martindale. Loving messages express enduring grief, warm memories, and sorrow shared by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Martindale
Republican Women's Club Meeting Notice at Ideal Hotel
The Republican Women's club will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the Ideal hotel. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Republican Women’s Club
Ideal Hotel
Teal Hotel
Outline checks elevate simple shirtwaist frock style
A plain line shirt waist frock in Crown Rayon crepe gains charm with outline check, patch pockets and bright green buttons. A leather belt and matching green scarf complete the look, though the scarf may be omitted in warm weather to stay slimplo and svelte.
Slam in spades shows bold opening bids in bridge play
A table of three ladies observes a rare slam in a nonvulnerable bridge deal. South opens 3 Diamonds and after a sequence West bids 4 Spades, leading to a doubled grand slam for South. The narrator argues the best opening is 5 Diamonds, notes overcalls, and suggests East may attempt game in no trumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
Debating a Bridge Hand Bid and Play by Players
An Inquirer examination argues the hand should have opened with a double and shifted to 2 No Trumps, criticizing the 2 Spades bid and the 10 of Diamonds lead. It lays out a sequence plan for defense and declarer play, detailing the ideal line and expected tricks.
Social calendar items from Bloomfield area lodge and club notices
Community groups schedule May breakfast at 8 a.m. for Alpha Delphian supper near Bloomfield. Veterans, Rebekah, Pocs hontas, and Rotary events listed with times from 7:30 p.m. to 12:15 p.m. Activities include Bridge, meetings at Legion home, church, library, and hospitals. Spice funeral service details noted with day change.
Thursday and Friday club meetings fill Elks and church rows
Community listings show Elks Ladies party at 2 o clock with Mrs Jasper Schloot chairing. Several groups meet at 7 p m including Loyal Order of Moose and American Legion post with church and club events throughout Thursday and Friday, plus Mother’s Day poems and a flower shower for Mrs Duffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Jasper Schloot
Mise
Roy Duffy
Duffey
Card game letter discusses a challenging bridge hand
The letter from B. J. Fraser of Wellington analyzes a no trump bridge hand drawn from East's hand. It explains opening spade lead aims, entry management via dummy, and the tactical sequence to defeat the contract. Fraser outlines risks of misreading entries and offers a step by step line toward a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Shepard
Wellington Free Lance
East
Notrumps
B. J. Fraser
Wellington
New Zealand
South
Ill in Jasonville woman moved to hospital in Terre Haute
Mrs. Robert Letsinger, seriously ill for days, has been taken to Union Hospital in Terre Haute with a coma reportedly deepening. Several local residents and families from Jasonville and nearby towns visited and extended prayers as the week began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Robert Letsinger
Aeed Union Hospital
Terre ‘Haute
C. C. Williams
Washington
Clell ‘Sexton
Claude Powell
Sullivan
Nap Powell
Mary
Lex ‘Ladson
Fratton
Donald
Sandborn
Petersurdeson Lewis
Lucy Herbert
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Lewis
Ralph Dove
Masdames Maude Atkinson
Helen. Fulk
Bloomington
Bryant Livengood
Card of thanks for Mr. Aikin and mourners
The family of Mrs. Eliza V. Moore expresses sincere thanks to Rev. G. Vincent the singers lodge members and all others who helped during illness and death. The message is signed by the Moore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Vincent
Lodge
Aikin
Eliza V. Moore
Alpha Pelphian Club Breakfast Gathering
Members of Alpha Pelphian club plan a Saturday breakfast at the lodge of Mrs Clyde Crane eight miles east of Bloomfield. Event begins at 8 a.m. with Encampment I, C. O. F. meeting at 8 p.m. on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha He Pelphian Club
Clyde Crane
Bloomfield
Cromwells Entertain Guests from Linton and Duluth
Cromwells north of Linton hosted all day Monday with Mrs Elmer Taylor and Mrs Cletha Lecocq from near Linton, Mrs Cooper Taylor of Jasonville, and Mrs Harriett Taylor of Duluth Minnesota. The visitor is en route home after a winter in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwells
George Cromwell
Linton
Elmer Taylor
Cletha Lecocq
Cooper Taylor
Jasonville
Harriett Taylor
Duluth
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
City Guests At Cay Residence Highlight Weekend Visits
Saturday night guests at the Emil Cay home included Mr and Mrs William Norris and grandson Donald Bros Wheatland. Sunday dinner guests at the Daviness home were Mrs Martha Hammon of Terre Haute and Mr and Mrs Hammond and their daughter, also of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ben ‘H, Sink
Sink
Robert
Paul Nasser
Zianna Lu
Terre ‘Haute
James Sexton
Ernestine Roger
Bedford Schools
Claudine ‘Royer
Sherman Ransom
Linton
Ethel Nichols
Jack Barbour
June of ‘Bicknell
Ivan Condor
City
Emil Cayless
William Noryid
Donald Bros. Wheatland
Daviness
Martha Hammon
Terre Haute
Hammond
Bridge Club Notice at East Vincennes Meeting
Waesday Night Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs Clyde Avis East Vincennes Rte Instead of Mrs Haldon Was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Clyde Avis
Vincennes
Rte
Haldon
Southerland to Speak at Linton Church Revival
Rev. William S. Southerland of Bloomington will lead revival services at the Linton Church of God this week at 7:30 p.m. He is described as a capable minister with sound preaching. Southerland and his family sing and special hymn groups are planned to enhance the revival invited by Pastor Rev. Isaac B. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Southerland
Bloomington
Linton
Hilton Sisters at Grand Theater May 17 18
The Hilton Sisters bring an in house orchestra of 13 artists who sing dance and perform. They direct themselves and promise an unforgettable demonstration of talent at the Grand Theater on May 17 and 18.
Cought One That Long and Fishing Lore
A humorous strip reference features Finney the cop chasing a “stick em up” scene until the victim reveals the catch was just a tale of a long fish. The piece muses on fishing stories and how husbands recount catches, then shifts to practical Salmon with Egg Sauce and Lobster and Arab Cocktail recipes with detailed steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney
Finney
Marshmallows triple sealed economy package appeal
A vintage ad extols the new triple sealed marshmallow packages offering four quarter pound packets per pound. Each packet contains sixteen marshmallows and stays fresh, with suggested uses from puddings to salads, hot drinks, ice creams, and quick energy for children.
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Martha Talbott
Queen Esther Circle
Ray Newkirk
Pleasantville
Tilliman Bough
iLinton
Cliff Selba
Wayne
Mich
Juanita Rice
Betty ‘Stevenson
Helen Haseman
Erma Gerin
Harry 'Haseman
Hubert Lynch
Roy ‘Gastineau
St. Louis
Trianon
Art Kassel
Harry Margar
Harry Walker
Wayne Pugh
Walter ‘Lainard
New
Philadelphia, Ohio
Jake Cole
Taylor Pirtle
Hugh Martindale
John Talbott
Harry Bargar
Ian Dale
Cadiz
Ohio
Bargar
Eskel Beasley
William Henry
Columbus
Kan
Beasley
George Berry
Park
Frank Swango
California
Winfred ‘Headdy
Ellersville
Roxa Hedrick
Mrr
Harold Weather
Brazil
Witer
A. H. Bock
Bonnie ‘Bock
iMy
Harvey Ganta
Worthington
Virgil Brewer
Lewis Haywood
St. Francisville
Smrs
Mary Elswick
Linz
Distriet Bra
Memoriam
Ako
Contre
E. V. Shepard
Bridge
North
Alpha Delphian
J. Clyde Crafie
Greene County Post
Violet Rebekah No
Quapaw Council No
Pocshontas
Legion Home
Socialist Royal
Hall
Clyde Davis
Glenburn Aid Society
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Tri Kappa
William Stewart
Rotary
the Baptist Church
Unity Lodge
Ellis
Eagles
Uwavenue
Welch and Cornett
Tri Club
Carolyne Singer
West Vincennes Street
Loyal
Order of Moose
Ladies Aid Society of
M. i. Church
American Legion
Faith Temple
Pythian Sisters
Hiawatha Club
Rel i
M. E
Martha Armstrong
Carl Donie
H” Street
Order of Eastern Star
Fidelity -Circle
Claude i Maxwell
Poen
Mother
Glenburn
Yaquina Club
Berl Morrison
Fraser
Declarer
Eele
C. O. F. Can
Southerland
THE
Hilton Sisters
Tere
By Marcia Yrcma
Norge Gas
Correll Electric
E. Vincennes St
Indy
Windows
NEW Home Furn. CO
Linton, Ind
Frederic Duart
St, N. W
Avery Murray
N. Main St
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Allen A. Wilkinson
ARS
Lizzie Davis
Liberty Loan
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