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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

4

Laurie Ann Leavitt Born to Marion Family

Laurie Ann Leavitt, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherry Leavitt of Marion, was born August 1 at Marion General Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds and is the couple’s first child. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Beacher Leavitt of Lyons and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dunn of Kokomo. great grandmothers are Mrs Olive Leech and Mrs Nelle Leavitt of Lyons.

Sherry Leavitt Marion Marion General Hospital Laurie Ann Sarah Dunn Kokomo Beacher Leavitt Lyons Kenneth Dunn Olive Leech Nelle Leavitt

Local residents host guests from multiple cities

Newberry Mrs William Butler of Vincennes and Mrs Amos Musselman and family of Indianapolis hosted visitors from Akron and Vin cennes. Weekend guests included Frank Killian and Leonard Miller from Anderson and Evansville. Karla Keller visited Sharon Bowman in Indianapolis. Sherry Kuhlenschmidt stayed with Janet Mullis in Camby. Vena Mottern visited granddaughter Sandra Mottern at Greod Samaritan hospital in Vincennes. Clarence Kuhlen schmidt and Emerson Pickett on vacation to the West. Dessie and Barbara Hargis visited grandmother Hazel Hasler in Indianapolis. Carroll Wolford and sons Jimmy and Bobby visiting Pine Prairie Louisiana. Royal Neighbors lodge held a covered dish dinner hosted by Golda Keller with members Emma Mullis, Wilma Stone, Margaret Hasler, Treva Sheetz, Glen Denton, Deronda Holmes, Irma Jean Guthrie, Dorothy Hinman and Golda Keller guests Mrs Forol Keller and Stewart Bowman of Sandborn. Larry Mullis of Camby spent weekend visiting relatives.

William Butler Vincennes Amos Musselman Indianapolis Josephine Ledgerwood Akron Ohio Oscar Keller Jake Killian Frank Killian Anderson Leonard Miller Evansville Karla Keller Sharon Bowman Sherry Kuhlenschmidt Janet Mullis Camby Vena Mottern Sandra Mottern Greod Samaritan Hospital Clarence Kuhlenschmidt Emerson Pickett Dessie Barbara Hargis Scott Hargis Hazel Hasler Carroll Wolford Jimmy Bobby Pine Prairie Royal Neighbors Lodge Golda Keller Emma Mullis Wilma Stone Margaret Hasler Treva

Richards Family Visits Across Indiana Villages

Bucktown residents share weekend visits with relatives across Indiana. The Richards family from Indianapolis and Terre Haute families visit Theodore Richards and Lydia Near. Nearby guests include the Zearheides, Bedwells, Wrights, Goodmans, Carlisle, Montgomery, and others visiting Emil Richards and family.

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Community group events and family reunions listed for Thursday to Sunday

Salvation Army Home League meets at church at 7 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall 7:30 p.m. American Legion at Legion home 8 p.m. First Christian choir rehearsal at church 7 p.m. First Methodist choir rehearsal and First Baptist choir rehearsal at church 7 p.m. Jeponville Methodist choir rehearsal at church 7 p.m. Elks Ladies covered dish dinner 6 30 p.m. Bring covered dish. Indianola club meets with Mrs. Gertrude Turner 340 Second Street Southwest at 1 p.m. Truthseekers class EUB church at Humphreys park 3 p.m. picnic bring covered dish and table service 5 p.m. Friday Quapaw Tribe No 143 improved Order Red Men 7 p.m. Eagle Encampment No 222 I0CF 7 30 p.m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 at Moose home 8 p.m. Sunday 49th Ellis family reunion at Glenburn community house basket dinner noon relatives invited Goodmy family reunion at Humphreys park noon friends invited Annual John T Cox reunion at Humphreys park Linton Sunday basket dinner 12 30 p.m. descendants of James A and Nancy McBride meet bandstand Humphreys park for annual reunion basket dinner noon relatives invited

Salvation Army Home League Eagles Lodge Hall American Legion Legion First Christian First Methodist First Baptist Jeponville Methodist Elks Ladies Lodge Indianola Club Gertrude Turner Second Street Southwest EUB Church Humphreys Park Quapaw Tribe Improved Order Red Men Red Men’s Wall Eagle C.F Women of Moose Moose Home George W. Ellis Glenburn Goodmy John T. Cox Linton James A Nancy McBride

Lyons Christin Group Hosts Guest Meeting

Members of the Women's Christian Fellowship at Lyons Christian church hosted a covered dish supper and program Friday. Miss Janice Skemp spoke about a summer work camp at Plainview Texas and her role as educational director for the national council of churches. Mrs. Kathryn Edwards led with the topic Peace of Mind.

Women’s Christian Fellowship the Lyons Christian Church CWF Thelma Weiser Janice Skemp Plainview Tex National Council of Churches Kathryn Edwards

Local Residents Share Summer and Family Visits

North Bucktown and nearby towns show family ties as residents visit relatives in Tay lorville Marion and Indianapolis. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Jacobs and others visiting Martha Jacobs Ina Plew and Claude Foster households with updates on hospital, military discharge, and travel to Linton Dugger and Terre Haute.

Robert Jacobs Taylorville Mr. Jacobs Martha Jacobs Emmitt Jacobs Jacobs Debra David Jacobs Ill Hubert Hale Dannie Indianapolis Claude Foster Paula Pahmeier Yorktown Andrea Beth Pahmeier Muncie Donald Pahmeier Wayne Cox Ralph Veterans’ Hospital Marion Ina Plew Plew George Plew Mable Burris Morgan Guddell Dale Jacobs Near Sullivan Dennis Fordice Larry Woodruff U. S. Army Dugger Larry Foster Terre Haute Foster James Boothe Linton Faye Cox Helen Paameter Nancy Jerrells Sons Fern Black Cora Fordice

Lightning kills three brothers at Pi cada Galitzniana chapel

A bolt struck Holy Mary Chapel in Pi cada Galitzniana killing three brothers—Pablo, Francisco, and Bas ee—while they prayed at the altar. The lightning traveled down the chain supporting ornamental lamps, striking the steeple and causing fatalities reported by UPI.

Miss Janice Slover Weds John Neal in Linton Ceremony

Miss Janice Elaine Slover became the bride of John Carroll Neal in a Sunday ceremony at First Baptist Church Linton. The couple will reside in Terre Haute after Indiana State College studies. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Slover. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs John Neal of Clay City area.

Janice Elaine Slover John Carroll Neal First Baptist Church Linton Edward Slover John “Jack” Neal Clay City Lewis Ste Dale T. Heinbaugh Keith Thornton Don Staley Terre Haute John Blair James John Moyer Slover Cho Se Dores

Kennedy Plans Cape Visit with Family Overnight

President Kennedy intended to fly to Cape Cod for an overnight family visit. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said he would return to Washington Thursday morning and then go back to Cape Cod Friday for the weekend.

Washington Kennedy Cape Cod Pierre Salinger

Hardesty Burch Vows Exchanged at Lyons First Methodist

Miss Brend Kay Hardesty and Herbert Larry Burch exchanged wedding vows at the First Methodist Church in Lyons on Friday July 12. Rev. Clyde Miller officiated the double ring ceremony with organist Mrs. Chester Corns and soloist William Franklin. The couple will reside in Linton after a brief wedding trip.

Miss Brend Kay Hardity Herbert Larry Burch First Methodist Church Lyons William Hardesty Herbert Burch Linton Clyde Miller Chester Corns William Franklin Joe Goodman Mrs. Burch

Fubini dismisses orbiting bomb idea as impractical

Assistant Defense Secretary Eugene G. Fubini rejected claims orbiting bombs could devastate Earth. He said a 2 000 megaton TNT bomb would be needed to burn a frame house from 150 miles up, making the concept infeasible.

Washington Defense Eugene G. Fubini Earth Fubini

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