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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
2
Central daylight listings show WDTV channel 10 guide for Terre Haute Indiana with times from 7:55 sign on to 12:00 positions including Captain Kangaroo Calender I Love Lucy Real McCoys Pete and Gladys Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Midday News weather farm show and house party programs.
Telecast lineup for August features NBC News at 2:25 and 6:45 Huntley Brinkley. Afternoon shows include The Doctors Loretta Young You Don’t Say The Match Game Frances Farmer and Sports roundup. Evening programs list Men of Destiny Virginian Mystery Theatre Eleventh Hour Final Report Tonight Show and Peter Gunn with News Weather Sign Off.
Hollywood talk reports 60 actors undressed for a slapstick nudist meeting scene in The Prize starring Paul Newman. A guard restricted stage access while makeup kept actors fully clothed. A publicity photographer drew stares as viewers will only see back views when the film releases.
Officers of Women of the Moose Linton chapter 19 led a Chapter Night program at the Moose lodge hall Friday evening. Fernish opened the meeting with a report on the July 28 executive session while Elsie Conklin and Mary Catherine Wade attended.
The Trueblood family thanks friends neighbors and Rest Haven staff for the kindness shown before and after the passing of Maggie M Trueblood. They also thank Brother Brown the Ladies of the Church of Christ singers and those who sent flowers and food. Wilson Trueblood and family.
A TV listings page outlines CBS CBS Reports Storm Over the Supreme Court Virginian Going My Way Kraft Mystery Theatre Dick Van Dyke Show Naked City airings. Highlights include film clips narrated by Henry Fonda and a public schools prayer study segment with prime time dramas and mysteries.
Friends and relatives gathered at Humphreys park in Linton for the Willis Fines family reunion. A basket dinner at noon fed members from many towns including Indianapolis Massilon Danville Bicknell and Kokomo with numerous Fines relatives and extended guests present.
Hershel Inman 61 of Jasonville died at 6 p.m. Monday in Freeman Greene County hospital Born Sept 19 1901 in Greene County son of Henry and Zella Short Inman He is survived by four daughters Mrs Delores Bergner Schererville Ind Mrs Rowena Poole Indianapolis Mrs Kathleen Campbell Farmersburg Mrs Rose Ella Miller Coalmont one son Joseph Inman Hammond one sister Mrs Hazel Bradley Jasonville one brother Harold Inman Jasonville 13 grandchildren four great grandchildren Calling hours at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville after 7 p.m. today Services from Church of God Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev William Simpson officiating Burial Lebanon cemetery
Milton A. House of Arcata California died in a hospital there at 11 30 p m Saturday He was 64 and born south of Dugger He left Dugger in 1928 and lived in California since Survived by widow a son and two daughters in California Jeff House of Dagger is a brother Funeral services will be held in Arcata on Wednesday with burial there full obituary details provided by the local source
Mr and Mrs Albert Flater of Linton are at home after a July 29 ceremony at the First Christian Church Dugger officiated by Harry Holloway. Bride Sharon Dozier and groom Raymond Flater were flanked by attendants Susan O Higgins and Larry Stephens. The couple honeymooned briefly. both graduates work in Linton area.
Greene County residents report trips to California with Disney visits and tours to Los Angeles Beverly Hills and Knotts Berry Farm. Others travel to Gatlinburg Tennessee and China Lake California while the Garwood family plans a September return from England with U S Air Force ties.
Multiple local groups schedule evening gatherings at churches lodges and halls in Jasonville including Jaycees Legion Auxiliary Carpenters Local 487 Violet Rebekah Lodge and Rotary. Events feature socials potlucks choirs picnics and reunions with times from 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and a Robertson family reunion at Sullivan City Park with basket dinner at 12 45 p.m.
Presidents of Business and Professional Women's clubs in District 11 met at Klusmeier's Drive-in in Linton with Miss Elizabeth McElrath in charge. Guests included Miss Mable Kidwell and Mrs. Flossie Becknell, who spoke on conventions and membership plans for the new year.
The hospital log shows admissions for Joseph Mize Newberry John Gibson Jasonville Roscoe Padgett Linton John Robert Passen Shelburn Fred Sexton Sr Jasonville and dismissals including Mrs John E Flake and infant Deans Charles Jerome Donie Linton Jonas Raymond Johnson Bloomfield Mrs Don Keller Jr and baby Linton Mrs Earl Cullison and baby Mrs Foreste Blackwood Sand born Marilyn Stuffle Linton Mrs Zevedee Rush Spring ville Mrs Anthony Shacklett Linton James Haywood Bloomfield Miss Beth Ann Willis Owensburg and Mrs Jarrel Helms and son Karilyne Litten Bloomfield
Linton Retail Merchants met at the Roosevelt Hotel to outline a special promotion starting September 3. Discussions included a dollar day and back to school sales on August 16 and 17 and plans for old fashioned days in September.
Miss Janice LaDuke bride elect of Jack Ferguson was guest of honor at a bridal shower in the Evangelical United Brethren church hall. Hosts Sherry House and Denise Preble led the event with prizes awarded to Janice Clayton Lola Mae LaDuke and Glenda Fish. Refreshments were served and gifts displayed in the bride’s colors.
Mr and Mrs John Paul Hale plan a miscellaneous shower at the Rock House in Pleasantville at 7 p m Saturday. Bride Janice Sue Todd and groom Arthur Hale are Pleasantville High School graduates. Invites urged the couple and guests to attend, while details note family ties to Pleasantville. A separate birthday note recalls two year old Diana Lunn’s party hosted by Ira and Lila Lunn in Indianapolis.
The document lists assets divided into bonds, stocks, mortgage loans on real estate, real estate owned cash and bank deposits, agents' balances or directed premiums, and other assets. Total assets amount to 6 731 705 81 reflecting a comprehensive listing of investments and holdings.
Schedule D notes policy loans cash and bank deposits agents balances or uncollected premiums and other assets with amounts listed as 218 288.49 218 288.49 2 045 779.98 2 735 043.00 9 894 542.00 in total. The figures reflect asset categories for the insurer.
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