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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
4
Hints cover dyeing imitation pearls to hide discoloration using cheap dyes and safe boiling methods. A reader suggests wax on white shoes for cleaning. Donna Staples recounts a birthday napkin keepsake project embroidering a lifetime story. Heloise notes she cannot answer all letters but will respond when possible.
A combined list of meetings and events across Jasonville and area venues. Kiwanis, Jaycees, American Legion Auxiliary, Carpenters Local 487, Violet Rebekah Lodge, Moose, Kings Daughters, Tri Kappa, Eagles, Rotary, W S C S, choir practices, Learn n Save, Salvation Army, and Red Men members gather at specified halls, churches, and homes. Potluck and youth classes noted. Friday and Saturday items include Quapaw Tribe and Moose events and a Young Adult supper.
Janessa Yagle celebrated her third birthday and her brother J Allen was third when their parents entertained with a birthday supper at their Sandbern area home Sunday. Guests included Edgar Menke and daughter Jackie, Hukia Menke of Westphalia, Clarence Yagle and son Dawid, Goldin Myers and Virgil McKee of Sandbori.
A discussion on parenting advises allowing children growing independence while assessing danger, emphasizing learning from experience, gradual steps, and honest parental confidence. It notes teens seek trust and respect, not total freedom, and that love calms and motivates responsible behavior.
Worthington Eastern and Central bands will display in the Indiana State Fair contest with Worthington in third place Eastern in fourth and Central in 94th. Don Wakefield IU freshman will be a camp counselor at Rivervale near Mitchell from Sept 6 to 8 and has earned the Charles M. Mallett scholarship. Trudy Hope Wolfe of Gary earned a $1000 IU scholarship for the next year and possibly four years if academic standards and work requirements are met.
Miss Mary Evelyn Howk and Jerome Keith Haussin exchanged vows at St. Peters Catholic Church in Linton. The ceremony featured Rev. Fr. Joseph Steckler with a white organdy gown and Phalaenopsis orchid bouquet. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Frank Robinson and bridesmaids from Bloomington and Indianapolis. The couple plans a Smoky Mountains honeymoon and will reside on Sandborn route two.
A report notes teachers attend special development classes at Purdue University in developmental reading. The piece reflects broad concerns about vacations, with many people anxious about time off and plans to take trips or return to work.
A crew of five men and a 17 year old girl Paula Dalby depart Poole Harbour on a planned three year round the world voyage aboard a 16 ton steel hull ketch. The owner and skipper is Donald Dalby, 49.
The Fearnot family gathered at Bloomfield park on Sunday July 28 for its 51st reunion. Rosa Johnson 79 was the oldest member and Julie Ann Baughman three and one half months the youngest. 129 attendees marked a record turnout in years with many traveling from Phoenix Arizona Erie Pennsylvania and local towns.
The voyage aboard the Ketch Ipara includes four young bachelors led by 21 year old Jock West of Mountain Lake New Jersey, rounding out the crew.
A 1,300,000-pound iso cracking reactor column was moved from Memphis Tennessee to Pascagoula Mississippi. Built by Combustion Engineering Inc it was installed last March at Standard Oil Co Kentucky refinery in Pascagoula.
Descendants and friends of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith gathered at Sullivan Park shelter house on Sunday July 28 for their annual reunion. A basket dinner at noon followed by a short business session named Mrs. Marie Hasket president and Mrs. Beulah Fownscrousse secretary. Gifts were awarded to the oldest, youngest, and farthest travelers. Readings and songs by Geneva Johnson and daughters added to the afternoon of visiting and reminiscence with attendees from Jasonville Indianapolis Dugger Seelyville Terre Haute and Harrodsburg.
The road show tour by National Reforming Arts in 1962-63 logged 90,984 miles on a bus and train circuit. Management estimated about 5 million dollars grossed during 124 percent weeks across productions including The Sound of Music Mary Mary Shot in the Dark and Carnival.
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