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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1966
Page
2
Mrs. Ronald Eikelman has been transferred to St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute where she underwent surgery and is in room 317 on the third floor. Irvin Martindale was admitted to St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute today and will undergo major surgery on Tuesday.
Land and deed transfers between residents including Olive Branch Baptist Church and various townships listed. In court, Ronne Myers had suspended sentence revoked and must serve three years. Keith Harrell pleads not guilty to possession of alcohol and contributing to a minor, trial set for Sept. 19. Jackie Exler pleads not guilty to theft, jury trial set for Nov. 30.
Indiana claims fell to 13,545 last week from 15,898 the prior week and 20,540 a year earlier. Plants began returning to production after vacations and model changes, signaling a rebound in employment activity.
Norvil Mynes and Nora Love thank many friends and neighbors for floral offerings meals and kind services during Mrs Pearl Mynes illness and death. Gratitude extended to the Christian Church ladies for the dinner and to Rev Richards and Jenkins Sons for comforting words and services.
The Linton Stockton school announces September lunch offerings featuring daily choices such as sloppy joe and milk on September 6, beef stew on September 7, submarine sandwich on September 12, hot dog on September 13, Salisbury steak on September 14, chicken and noodles on September 15, and barbecue hamburger on September 29 along with sides, desserts and fruit each day. Many entries include common items like green beans, potatoes, bread, and milk.
UPI records hog and cattle bids with varying weights and grades. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents for several weights, sows steady to firm, and cattle and calves show mixed gains across steers heifers and cows with prices listed for multiple quality levels.
A mixed page item showing a large crossword style puzzle with clues and a cryptogram quotation. The section includes wordplay lines, cryptogram instructions, and a sample quotation attributed to Emerson, plus small notes about dates and features.
The Indiana State Board of Law Examiners plans 168 new lawyers admitted by the Indiana Supreme Court on September 21. From Greene County two Linton men, Stephen D. Long and Joseph A. Sullivan, passed in July. Long, son of Judge Edwin B. Long, earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence and Order of Coif and works with Kennett Dumas and Burk in Fort Wayne. Sullivan, a Marian College and IU Law graduate, will practice in Linton with his father in law John R. Ax after September 21.
Richard J. Moser chairman of the Indiana ASC State Committee lists government grain bin sales across Eaton, Vincennes, Clay City, and Denver sites with times and counties. Inspect bins by contacting county ASCS offices for complete details.
The article notes that five percent of the United States' common salt originates from the San Francisco Bay area, highlighting its significance in national salt production.
UPI reports veteran broadcast newsman Larry Lecurer has been named White House correspondent for The Voice of America, the Voice of America unit of the U.S. Information Agency. Announcement made Tuesday.
The Linton Daily Citizen lists delivery options and rates for home delivery by carrier motor route and mail with yearly and quarterly prices. Editor and publisher Hald Warren H Onken and News Editor Ann Toney are named. the paper notes United Press International as a news service and Hoosier State Press Association affiliation.
The Crane Center at the U S Naval Ammunition Depot in Crane Indiana will begin operation on Tuesday Sept 13 in the Industrial Relations building Captain E R Pettebone commanding officer said the center offers Freshman English College algebra introduction to business and introduction to political science all 3 credit hour courses with classes meeting 415 to 715 pm once weekly for sixteen weeks A limited number of public enrollments are available first come first served deadline for applications is Friday Sept 9 Contact the Training Division Industrial Relations Department for details 854 1607
A scientific report notes fewer than two percent of atoms in the average human body were present the previous year. Researchers say shifts in elemental composition reflect metabolic changes and measurement methods.
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