Linton Daily Citizen Publishes Local Notices and Rates
The Daily Citizen of Linton Indiana lists subscription rates by carrier motor mail and rates for Indiana and other states. Publication credits Warren Onken and Ann Toney with roles as publisher and news editor respectively and notes a United Press International affiliate.
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Bey “Ane Fur Hanking Yane
Christmas Daily Citizen, Inc
Malin
Linton
Indiana
Cass
Ind
Warren
ONKEN
Ann Toney
U.S
United Press International News Service
Hoosier State Press Association
Democratic Editorist Association
Market Report Indianapolis hogs and cattle mixed
UPI notes hogs 5,000 head with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower. various weight ranges show bids from 22 to 26.90 per cwt. Cattle and calves 2,400 with steers and heifers steady. choices run about 24 to 25.25 per cwt. Bulls and cows show strength with high eighties to low nineties for sows, vealers brisk at 27 to 30. Sheep mostly 25 higher with lambs 25.25 to 26.00 and others 22.50 to 25.25.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Svesvock
Obituary James L Boone of Dugger Dies at 44
James L Boone 44 of Dugger died Monday at 2 pm at Connersville hospital. Born July 12 1922 in Sullivan county he was a WWII veteran. Survived by parents three daughters one grandchild two brothers and seven sisters. Funeral arrangements at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger with services Thursday.
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James L. Boone
Dugger
Connersville
Sullivan County
Charles
Ethel Boone
Charles Boone
Rita Kay Boone
Wanda Boone
Carolyn Martin
Atlanta
Robert Boone
Switz Cry
Harold Boone
Indianapols
Betty Skaggs
Mary Brenton
Indianapolis
Brenda Jones
Diana Cunningham
JoAnn Ax
Patricia Boone
Kansas City
Kan
Newkirk
Funeral
Stockton Township Budget Hearing Notice 1966
Taxpayers of Stockton Township Greene County Indiana are notified that on August 30 1966 at their regular meeting place the Township Advisory Board will consider the budget items for Fire Fighting Fund Township Poor Relief Fund and Other Relief. The notice lists various allocations including direct relief and civil township expenses with totals and funds to be raised for the coming year.
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Stockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Communities
Matters of record list several hospital admissions including Freeman Greene, Mrs. Johnson, Gregory Burress, James Dodd, Oakley Conder, Herschel Peppies, Mrs. Hensford, Mrs. Scott Vandeventer, Claude Perigo, Thomas Wilkie, Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. Harper, Evelyn Ashworth, Mrs. Byers, Leonard Fields, Mrs. Hanson and daughter, Avern Hockman, Mrs. Stalcup, Mrs. Jones. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Knight in Linton and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Swaby in Switz City with weights noted. Court notes show Albert Caddell and Lester Arnett charged with theft. arraignment reset for Aug. 18. Claude Weaver pled guilty to public intoxication, fined 25 dollars and six months at state farm with four months suspended. Glen Coley’s suspended sentence for public intoxication revoked. four months at state farm ordered. William E. Goodpaster et ux transfer property in Jackson Township to James A. Bray et ux.
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Roy Johnson
Odon
Gregory Burress
Linton
James Dodd
Oakley Conder
Lyons
Herschel Peppies
Ruel Hensford
Bloomfield
Scott Vandeventer
Worthington
Claude Perigo
Thomas Wilkie
James Wakefield
Josephine Harper
Springville
Albert Caddell
Lester Arnett
Claude Weaver
State Farm
Glen Coley
Greene County Briefs and Local Reunion Notices
Greene County women’s Republican meeting is set for Tuesday August 23 at Jasonville city park with a 7 p.m. covered dish dinner guest speaker Congress candidate John T. Myers. Also announced are swim class prize pickups at Linton pool Wednesday at 1 p.m. 36th Courier Wilson Reunion comes to Humphreys park this weekend and the Anderson Family Reunion is Sunday there with noon basket meal. Elmo Allen returns home from Terre Haute hospital. Township commodities distribution led by Murl Cullison occurs Friday and Saturday at South Main street. Morse Johnson a patient at West 10th Street Veterans Hospital Indianapolis. National Dairy Council reports cheese per capita 9.4 pounds in 1965 versus 9.5 in 1964. A new collapsible American bicycle fits in a refrigerator weighing under 15 pounds.
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Greene County Women’s Republican Club
Jasonville
John T. Myers
Linton Swimming Pool
Courier-Wilson
Humphreys Park
Funeral notices for Gore Baker and Brough in area churches
Funeral services for Emory Gore 63 of Jasonville will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mc Clanahan Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon cemetery. Ruby Baker 71 of Owensburg will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home with burial in Owensburg cemetery. Fred N. Brough 85 of Lyons will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Lyons Christian Church with burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery. Lyon s Masonic Lodge will conduct rites at the graveside.
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Emory FE. Gore
Jasonville
McClanahan
Roy Bridwell
Lebanon Cemetery
Ruby Baker
Owensburg
Jenkins and Son Funeral Home
Bloomfield
Merlie Craig
Fred N. Brough
Lyons
Lyons Christian Church
Robert Richards
Prairie Chapel
Lyons Masonic Lodge
Indiana Legislature invited to South Bend weekend visit
South Bend invites members of the 1957 Indiana Legislature to a November 10-12 weekend in the area as guests of the community. The invite comes as the state study committee recommended Muncie as the site for a second state medical center, ahead of Evansville and South Bend.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Indiana
South Bend
Committee On Higher Education
Muncie
Evansville
Municipal Water Service Chicago Report
Commerce Clearing House data show Marchal water facilities serve over 150 million Americans in about 21 000 communities. Of 19 236 water producing facilities, 11 426 provide treated water reaching 137 million people. Treatments range from aeration to advanced purification and softening.
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Chicago
UPS
Marchal
Commerce Clearing House
New Years Every Night at San Francisco Speakeasy
PD Geld Street bistro in San Francisco’s Barbary Coast hosts nightly New Year’s Eve celebrations with streamers and noisemakers. The venue promotes a sing along vibe over topless entertainment and dancers, aiming for a strong peak on genuine New Year’s night.
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San Francisco
Barbary Coast
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