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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
10
Worthington and surrounding towns see a flurry of travel and guests with Minnie Babbitt returning to Nevada Iowa after visiting relatives in Worthington and Linton. Families such as the Pershings and Summers enjoy weekend gatherings in Greene county and Bloomington. Sp4 Fiscus departs for Germany after a 30 day leave, while many others host or visit relatives in Indiana Illinois and Arizona.
Greene County Indiana notices that the Township Advisory Board will meet August 27 1963 at the regular meeting place to consider the Wright Township budget including the Township Poor Relief Fund Administration personal service and operating expense figures totaling 2455 250 300 200 and 2400 100.
Notice to taxpayers of Washington Township Greene County Indiana that the township advisory board will meet at their regular meeting place on August 27 1963 to consider the following budget. The notice requests taxpayers to attend and review the proposed levies and allocations for the upcoming fiscal period. The document lists the agenda and budget figures under review by township officers and officials.
Worthington Jefferson schools prepare for 1963 64 under new superintendent Conrad Galloway and new high school principal H R Russell. Faculty includes Steve Campbell Nina Need and Don Wells among others. School opens Aug 30 with 8 30 a m registration and full sessions begin Sept 3 with a text book rental plan for grades 1 8 and new English texts for high school.
Taxpayers in Greene County Indiana are advised that the Linton Stockton School Corporation trustees will meet on August 6 to set budget levies for school purposes. The notice outlines hearing dates, levy actions, and appeal rights to the state Board of Tax Commissioners if residents believe the levies are improper.
Robert Page of Arvada Colorado son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Page has been selected for sonar training at Key West Florida while he serves in the U S Navy. Friends may write him via Jerry Lechien or Wanda Faidherbe of Linton. Page is a former Linton resident and attended Linton Stockton High School through his sophomore year where he participated in athletics.
Residents from Worthington and Elkhart share news of visits to relatives in Van Nuys and Indianapolis. Mrs. Gene Meek returns from Munich Germany to see Cecil Meek family as her husband prepares for September arrival. Miss Helen Bucher of Elkhart visits Worthington connections before western tour. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of New York visit Elmer and Lena Stewart and other kin before Thompson’s Pittsburgh lookout and naval training. Mrs. Doris Marshall spends weekend with Doyle Pickett family in Indianapolis.
L and M pupils plan to end summer vacation with a re enrollment session on August 30 and a full class day September 3. Principal Redsert Glenn notes school cooks will be on sale August 21. Faculty lists and staff, including bus drivers and janitorial crew, are named.
Detroit star Ty Cobb struggled to the .240 mark in his first major league season of 1905 and then rebounded to finish a career that stretched to 1928 with a batting average never slipping below .300 after that initial slump.
A crowd of 120,757 packed Sesqui Stadium in Philadelphia to watch Gene Tunney defeat Jack Dempsey in a heavyweight title bout held on September 23, 1926.
The Linton Public Library and Psi Iota Xi sponsor Quest of Space summer reading. Librarian Margaret Cooper notes reports accepted until September end. Readers progress through phases. top readers listed include Janet Earle Alice Garwood Greg Gravemeier Mark Gravemeier John Krnstler JoAnn Mitchell.
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan by a 19 to 4 vote to cut income taxes starting January 1. The president's proposals would average about 20 percent in relief, totaling roughly 9.5 billion in revenue lost when fully in effect in 1965. Further relief would average under 19 percent with possible tighter provisions reducing net gains. Kennedy seeks a net 10.6 billion reduction for individuals and corporations.
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