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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

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Feeney Urges Youth Heroes Over Criminals In Indiana Speech

Indiana safety director Al G Feeney urged replacing crime glamour with sport heroes for youth. He cited Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey Knute Rockne and Jim Thorpe and cautioned against overemphasizing school athletics as a cold business. Feeney recalled early Indiana games from Thorntown Clinton Noblesville and stove- heated rooms. Local social notes follow detailing visits and residents in Lyons Indianapolis and nearby towns.

Jyndianapolis John Dillinger al G. Feeney Hee Beeney Babeith Baby Jones Knute Rockne Jack Dempsey Feeney Thorntown Clinton Noblesville Notre Dame Rockne Jim Thorpe Thorpe

McDonald Home Dinner Party Honors Local Guests

Mrs. Alice Perkins and Mrs. Irene Brown were honored guests at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ira McDonald at 180 Twelfth Street Northeast. The event celebrated Mrs. Perkins first birthday and Mrs. Browns return from San Diego. Attendees included numerous Lyons Linton Bloomington and Pleasantville residents plus family members and out of town guests from San Diego California.

Alice Perkins Irene Brown Ira McDonald Twelfth Street Perkins Irena Hensley) Brown San Diego Calif William McDonald Caleene Virginia Barbara Dean McDonald Jackie Lyons Jerry Booker Bloomington Tra McDonald Cressia Raymond McDonald Galvin. Miller Danna Shirley Tom Morton Bobbie Benger Turner R. W. Hensley Gladys Elsie Walter Sylvester Valany Perkins Grant Dunning Beula Risher Anna Alderson Mary Iderson Lucille Heacox Pauline Rye Cecil Sisk Gloria Rice Bruce Hayes Maurice Hennette Edgar Elgan Chas Weaver Nat Priest Id Family Linton Dora McDonald George Arney Coalmont Irene Own Allan Jy San ‘Diego Olive Fish Kldjen

Fested Recipes by Mrs Martha McDonald

Fragmentary OCR text shows a recipe collection by Mrs Martha McDonald titled Fested Recipes. It contains garbled ingredient fragments including eggs, peanut butter, milk, bread, sugar and unclear measurements.

Martha McDonald

H G L Club Entertained At Mrs Bowen Home

Members of the H G L Club were entertained at Mrs John Bowens home on Ninth Street NE. Prizes were won by Mrs Harry McAfee Mrs Harold Reynolds and Mrs Clarence Gillett in evening contests. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles coffee strawberries with whipped cream and waters. The next meeting will be at Mrs Clarence Gilletts home on Seventh and HA streets NE.

H. G. L. Clue John Bowen Ninth Street Harry “McAfee Harold Reynolds Clarence Gillett Seventh Ha” Streets

Mrs Headley Hosts Needlecraft Club Meeting

The Needlecraft club gathered at Mrs Herschell Headley’s home on C Street NW Tuesday afternoon. Members voted a $2 donation for a picnic at City Park on June 18 and prizes were awarded to Mrs Ray Magruder and Mrs Charles Autin. A dainty luncheon followed for two guests, with plans for Mrs Hugh Martindale to host in two weeks west of the city.

Needlecraft Club Herschell Headley C” Street Jasonvi City Park Ray ‘Magruder Charles Autin J. D. Taylor Tom Jerrells Hugh Martindale

Social notes from Shelbyville and surrounding towns

Weekend visits and family gatherings populate the notes with names from Shelbyville Terre Haute Carlisle Plainville and White Rose. Relatives attend funerals births and church activities while several households host guests and celebrate a new eight pound baby girl born May 21 Mary Kay to Ergin Cooksey and wife here.

Ralph Browning Shelbyville Clovis Bedwell Connie Rosie Bedwell Archer Terre Haute Archie’ Kennedy Billy ‘Lee Carlisle Dora H. Bedwell LaVerne Marguerite Bedwell Evansville H Bert Jackson Hubert Jackson Dove George Cox Plainville Bessie Hardisty Marian Grayham Mt. Moriah Morris Chapel Roy Parnell Buddy Donnie‘ Padgett Gerald Skinner Sullivan Homer Montgomery Belew LaVerne Bedwell White Rose Kathleen Hardisty Verdal Hardisty George Houldson Newberry

Revival Opens Tonight at Anon Mission Church

Revival services begin tonight at Anon Faith North Mission in Toledo. The speaker for the series will be Db and special music is planned each evening with attendees urged to attend.

Ank Toledo Moore

AES Meeting Sees Col Signs At City Event

City officials gathered for a local meeting as signs promoting a new project appeared at several Col locations. Attendees discussed timeline, funding, and community impact with residents voicing questions about safety and access.

Social calendar for Wednesday through Friday events

Community groups list meetings for Wednesday to Friday including Bridge clubs, church sessions, Elks, Knights, and lodge gatherings. Notables include Baptist church trustee election, Unity Lodge 687 activities, Pythian Sisters, American Legion, Loyal Order of Moose, Keystone Baptist class, Omega class party, and Yaquina club in West Linton. Many times and venues noted, with emphasis on attendance.

SQUEEZE LESSON IN CONTRACT BRIDGE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

A detailed account from a central press bridge column describes a high level play where South executes a decisive squeeze against West. The narration covers bidding, card positions, and a strategic lead choice that seals the outcome with South securing the final two tricks and an overtrick.

West Declarer Hearts South

Eagle BARTORDAY Encampment Notice

The fragmentary text appears to be an encampment notice with dates and initials. Readable items indicate an event or designation related to Eagle Bartorday and encampment proceedings, but the exact dates, locations, and authorities are not clear from the supplied OCR fragment.

Wednesday Night Bridge Club Notice At Virginia Murray Home

A weekly meeting for the Wednesday Night Bridge Club will be held at the home of Miss Virginia Murray at 640 o'clock this evening. All members are urged to attend to conduct important present business.

Missa Virginia Murray Thursda Ay aAtternoon Club Mee Babe Edwards Omega Mildred Jones Virginia Murray

Linton Troops Hold Basement Scout Meeting

The Linton boy scouts met in the Savon Reformed church basement under George Parks with Bob Terrel leading the pledge. Talks by Myo McKeyn and Roy Terrell outlined camping values and future plans include flag day, dedication at the local scout camp June 8 and 9, and poppy sales with the American Legion Auxiliary. Prizes were awarded in a third house contest judged by Rev E C Jaberg and Dr E M McKown to John Sarris, Paul Haseman, and Leo Pierce.

Scouts Linton Shel Theia Savon Reformed Church George Parks Bob Terj Rel Dro EB Myo McKeyn Nagtor M. E. Church E. CC, Jaberg E. M. McKown John. Sarris Paul Haseman Leo. Pierce Roy Terrell Scoute O'Grady Rill

Boisteraua Beans DD RAN FED Mord and girls kick Dee sue x heels

A garbled wartime cooking snippet mentions beans and bacon with sizzled fat, with stray phrases about adding lima and stringless beans to daily menus. It hints at meat bean dishes and a brown stew idea, but context and clarity are limited.

Peat Els Gan

Three Reasons For Choosing Dr Haldon Beasley

Three reasons advocate Dr Haldon Beasley as a health restorer. Patients testify he has revived many sick people. He is described as a painless adjuster and keeps up with modern care through post graduate courses.

Haldon Beasley the Times

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