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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1963
Page
2
A station schedule item lists a Zoorama baseball feature followed by a big show with Mahalia Jackson. A 7:00 to 7:30 block and a 10:00 start are noted with a 1:15 sign off.
Central daylight schedule lists CBS News Edge of Night The Millionaire and other programs. Daytime soaps include As World Turns Guiding Light Password and The Real McCoys. Evening lineup features Marshal Dillon Untouchables and The Untouchables with News and talk segments throughout the day.
TV schedule for Tuesday August 20 lists NBC News at 2:25, The Doctors at 2:20, The Match Game at 4:30, Huntley Brinkley News at 6:45, Virginian at 7:30, Mystery Theatre at 9:00, Truth Hour at 10:00 and Final Report at 11:00 along with weather and sports segments.
A federal jury in Atlanta awarded Georgia Athletic Director Wallace Butts 3 060 000 in damages against The Saturday Evening Post for a story alleging he shared Georgia football secrets with Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant before the 1962 game. The verdict included 60 000 in general damages and 3 million in punitive damages.
The noon Dow Jones figures show Industrials at 718.90 up 0.09, Rails 175.81 down 0.43, Utilities 143.79 down 0.10, and Stocks at 260.02 down 0.17.
In memory of William Lewis Love who died Aug 20 1962. Brothers Robert and David and sister Irene, nieces and nephews mourn. Also remembered on Aug 17 1963 birthday with family message from Dowden Shake relatives.
In memory of Thomas Hall who died one year ago on Thursday August 20. Gone dear Tom, gone forever. How we miss your smiling face you left us to remember none on earth can take your place. Sadly missed by wife and family.
Today’s Bible Thought affirms belief in Christ as precious and the fairest of ten thousand to those captured by His love. The devotional notes that nothing in life can take His place or diminish that devotion.
Former Linton resident Charles C McHaley 49 died suddenly while visiting relatives in Dayton Ohio He was born January 21 1923 in Linton son of Guy and Bessie Brown McHaley He lived in Rolling Meadows Illinois and was a Mason Survived by widow Geraldine five children Guy McHaley and siblings Rex Herbert Lois and one more sister Funeral plans incomplete
Emma Ledgerwood 83 of Bloomfield route 2 died at 8 a m today at home. Born January 12 1880 in Taylor Township to Peter and Christina Feutz Hasler she was preceded in death by husband Henry in 1942. She leaves two sons Herman Bloomington Pete Newberry route 1 a daughter Lois Harris route 2 Bloomfield two grandchildren and two great grandchildren a sister Mae Barker route 2 Bloomfield and two half brothers Henry Hasler. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday Scotland Methodist Church with Rev Gail Williams. Burial in Scotland cemetery. Body to Jenkins Funeral Home with viewing arrangements for friends.
The death of Mrs. Donna Keinger Willis occurred July 31 at Fort Hollywood California. A former Sandborn resident she moved to California in 1928 and was the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Ed Kessinger. Her husband had died six years earlier. Survived by two daughters eight grandchildren and a brother Wiscow Kessinger of Riverside. Funeral services and burial were held at Pomona.
Mrs Glora Robertson celebrated her 74th birthday with a surprise gathering at granddaughter Philomene Lehman and daughter Martha Vits hosting. Attendees included relatives from Linton and Terre Haute, with extended visits from a Tucson visitor and family members from Danville Indianapolis Bloomington and Warsaw.
The Press and the Race Is Sue a CBS special moderated by Edward Barret features Charles Collingwood and other journalism figures. Also CBS NSC reports on animal care in research and moon mission discussions. ABC Discovery and NBC Mystery Theatre air shows, with Focus On America on ABC and Keefe Braselle Show on CBS.
The Lyons Junior club met at Mrs. Gerald Frye’s home with Mrs. Jim Schantz as co host. Devotional led by Mrs. Archie Collins followed by a furniture arrangements lesson by Mrs. Junior Foster and a social hour with games. New members Mrs. James Duffey and Mrs. Richard Dayhoff welcomed.
Funeral services for Bloomfield resident Odes Quillen, who died Monday morning, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jenkins Funeral Home in Bloomfield. Rev. Bruce Beardsley will officiate and burial will follow in Grandview Cemetery.
Numerous local organizations announce weekly meetings from Tuesday to Sunday. Jaycees and several lodges gather at specified halls each evening, with times ranging from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Sunday features the 48th Ellis family reunion at Glenburn barn and Goodman reunion at Humphreys park with baskets and invites.
Mr and Mrs Michael Tataren of East Chicago announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Lee to Maurice Core son of Mr and Mrs J Manfred Core of Sandborn The bride elect is a graduate of Indiana University Bloomington with BA English and works as appointment secretary to Senator Birch Bayh Jr in Washington D C The groom is a Sandborn High School and Wabash College graduate majoring in Economics and works as ZIP Code Coordinator for the Cincinnati Region Post Office Department The couple has set Saturday September 14 for their wedding.
Public Service Commission of Indiana schedules a public hearing in Docket 3289-B.1 at Room 909 State Office Building Indianapolis on Tuesday September 17 1963 at 9 30 A M EST. Allan Rackles signs for the commission. August 15 1963. 8/20.
Indiana docket 760-1A concerns Arthur M Risher of Linton Indiana seeking intrastate transfer of certificate 8958A. A public hearing is set for Room 909 State Office Building Indianapolis at 10:00 A.M. EST on Tuesday September 17 1963.
Paul Balder, 43, a Terre Haute native and customs official, died when a motor scooter he rode veered over an embankment on Viques Island, Puerto Rico. He was en route to work at the time of the accident.
Sales of sterling silver are expected to rise as dealers report strong demand and higher prices in a shifting market. Investors watch for ongoing trends in precious metals and consumer interest.
John D. Shaw of International Silver forecast total annual jewelry sales reaching 190 million dollars by 1965, marking a one percent rise over current sales. He spoke at the Retail Jewelers of America annual convention in New York.
Greene County Indiana County Council will review the 1963 budget on September 8 at their regular meeting place. The notice lists numerous budget classifications with personal and operating expenses across departments and funds and notes taxpayer rights to appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners if aggrieved. The full budget details are available in the County Auditor's office.
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