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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists times on Tuesday August 13 including 11:45 12:10 12:15 12:30 1:00 1:30 and 2:00. No further context or events are provided in the readable text.
Hollywood notes NBC TV reveals Jason Robards Jr. stars in Abe Lincoln in Illinois on Feb 5. a 90 minute Korean War documentary and two Cuba programs are planned. NAB ratings reform progress is reported amid tape recorder debate. Westinghouse will air The Advocate taped Oct 3 linking theatre and TV. Open End gains 39 new weekly shows. NBC and Soviet Union reach a temporary truce for treaty signing in Moscow.
NBC presents a repeat one hour musical variety themed America at holiday time. Guests include Bob Hope Edie Adams Gary Crosby The Smothers Brothers Pete Fountain and his group. Hope and Crosby recall scenes from Road films. The Eleventh Hour preempted.
Boyd Stepler presents a devotional from Saton United Church of Christ based on Matthew 8 1 about Jesus healing a leper and the call to choose the best leader Christ for guidance in crowds of followers and non followers.
Industrials down 0.39 ending at 709.97 while rails rise 0.79 to 171.80. Utilities edge up 0.07 to 143.29 and stocks gain 0.25 to 256.65.
Mr and Mrs John Ed Ward Carlisle of Martinsville at home after July 7 marriage at First Christian church Dugger. Bride Ginger Etta McGhee, parents Mr and Mrs Herbert McGhee Wyoming Illinois. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Robert Carlisle Kenosha Wisconsin. Officiants Rev Ted Miller Rev Harry Hotoway. Ceremony featured white gladiola decorations and blue white ribbons. Guests included family from Dugger Martinsville Wyoming with attendants Kay Griffith Danville and Shirley Pope Martinsville. Reception followed in church. both graduates of Dugger Union High School. The couple works and resides in Martinsville.
Hospital report lists admissions including Wade Resler Bloomfield James Leonard Sr Crane Mrs William Noel Worthington and Jane Haywood Bloomfield Dismissals include Charles Hotchkiss Jasonville Rector Long Bloomfield and transfer Kathy Thompson Linton Mrs Robert L Flory Jr and son Bloomfield Mrs Larry Gene Goodman and son Linton
Miss Judy Hale of Worthington won first prize in the Senior division of the district Make It With Wool contest held in Greencastle last Wednesday. She modeled an aqua wool dress with a matching purse and leopard hat with brown accessories. the dress, a 100 percent wool skirt, was judged the best in her division and will compete at the Indiana State Fair on Sept. 1. The state contest will be shown at the sheep barn and the public was invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs John DeMoss of Del Mar California announce the birth of a son on August 9 at the local hospital. The baby weighs five pounds and is named Gary. He is welcomed by a brother Roger. The mother is Anita Greene formerly of Sandborn.
The Philadelphia 76ers announced the signing of veteran guard Larry Costello for the 1963 64 season, making him the franchise's first player to sign and join the club replacing Syracuse in the lineup.
Mrs. Eric F. Paulson of Linton has learned of the death of her father Severin A. Johnson 96 of Brooklyn New York. He died unexpectedly at the home of a daughter Mrs J Alvin Poole in Deal New Jersey. Funeral arrangements have not been set. Surviving besides Mrs Paulson and Mrs Poole are two other daughters Mrs Frederick H Schwab of Brooklyn and Miss Doris Buehl of San Diego California.
Kiwanis meet at Klusmeier Drive in the evening while men and youth groups gather at St Peter's church hall and various lodges meet across Linton and area venues. Rotary noon luncheon is scheduled at Kiusmeier's.
Salvation Army Home League meets at the church at 7 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at 7 30 p.m. Hiawatha club 11 30 a.m. Linton Conservation club 6 p.m. Jolly Mothers Home Demonstration club picnic. American Legion 7 30 p.m. First Christian choir 7 p.m. First Methodist choir 7 p.m. First Baptist choir 7 p.m. Jasonville Methodist choir 3 p.m. Harmony EUB church at 6 p.m. home supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Heaton. Some bring cake others ice cream. Quapaw Tribe 153 Red Men at 7 p.m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 at 8 p.m. Sunday Boone reunion at Sullivan park with basket dinner at 1 p.m. Keilblock reunion at Humphreys park Linton with noon basket. Courter Wilson family reunion at Humphreys park Saturday and Sunday. Relatives invited.
Miss Janice LaDuke bride elect of Jack Ferguson was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by her step-sister Mrs. Jim White in her parents home. Lavender and pink decor, gifts under a pink umbrella, organ music by David Frye, games and prizes, and refreshments highlighted the afternoon.
Ann Toney reports cheerful exchanges with friends in Sebring Florida and Linton Indiana. Edith Hanger contributes $100 to the Rest Haven building fund and another anonymous Florida donor adds $100. Various local residents share updates on health travel and community events as summer winds down and school nears.
The Linton Daily Citizen notes visitors including Judy, Jeff, and relatives from South America, discusses Judy’s tired return and meeting a traveler to Ethiopia, and highlights Jon and Jasonville candidates for city offices with Eldon Tipton as keynote. The next meeting is Sept 3 at Humphreys Park with a picnic.
The Greene County Woman's Democrat club held its August meeting at Jasonville city park with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Shelby Meurer led the business session as several members attended.
The Women of the Moose Linton Chapter 19 met in the Antler room of the Moose lodge Friday night with 26 members present. Senior Regent Mrs. Fern Irish presided as business items were discussed and groin pictures orders were requested. Nona Moss received the attendance prize as games and prize awards entertained attendees. The next chapter meeting is set for 8 pm Friday at the lodge hall.
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