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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1965

Page

2

U S cultural lead praised by Jesuit editor in Alabama

Father C J McNaspy associate editor of America and a Jesuit expert argues the United States now leads Europe in culture for the masses. He cites museum attendance figures and a broad, anti-snobbery cultural expansion while advocating support for local artists and criticism of overreliance on high priced European works.

Mobile Ala C. J. McNaspy United States Europe Father McNaspy America

Obituaries for Burris and Stein deaths in Indianapolis

Word has reached that Woodrow L. Burris 46 and his sister Mrs Mildred E Stein 54 natives of Jasonville died in Indianapolis within hours of each other Saturday Burris lived in Indianapolis 25 years a 1937 Midland High school graduate and veteran of World War II He worked for Warrick Drug Co five years previously Keene Drug Co Survivors include widow Mrs Ruby Burris stepson Harry R Stephenson of Carmel and four sisters Mrs Drusilla Pribert Mrs Nora Davs Mrs Willa Jasonville and Mrs Tressie Thomas Funeral services were at Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary burial at Washington Park East cemetery Services were held for Mrs Stemm at Conkle Mortuary Indianapolis with burial at Memorial Park cemetery Survivors include husband Paul Stemm and four sisters

Woodrow L. Burris Mildred E. Stein Jasonville Indianapolis Midland High School Warrick Drug Co Keene Drug Co Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Washington Park East Cemetery Stemm Conkle Mortuary Memorial Park Cemetery the Husbard Paul Stemm Four Sisters

Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Moser

Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Moser 80 of Jasonville who died at Freeman Greene county hospital will be held at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville at 2 0 p m Thursday with Arlin Pittman officiating Burial will be in Lebanon cemetery

Bessie Moser Jasonville Freeman - Greene County McClanahan Funeral Home Arlin Pittman Rciating Lebanon Cemetery

Who Was Killed in Korea on December 1 1950

A brief obituary note states a person was killed in Korea on December 1 1950 and is sadly missed by family. It preserves minimal details and honors the deceased with a simple remembrance.

Korea

Lewis Ares Farmer John Pilant Dies

John B Pilant 64 died suddenly at noon Tuesday at his home on Lewis ro 1 He was born December 23 1900 in Cay county son of Milton and Martha Botts Pilant A lifelong farmer he lived in the Lewi community Survivors include widow Myrtle four sons John David Wayne Raymond two daughters Betty Lambermont two sisters Effie Fox and Epha May Funeral held at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with viewing after 6:30 p m burial in Calcutta cemetery northeast of Brazil Reverend Don Rees officiating

John B. Pilant Lewis Ro Cay County Milton Martha Botts Pilant Lewi Myrtle Pilant John Pillant David Pilant Jasonville Rie Wayne Pilant Lew's Rie Raymond Pilant Hammond Betty Lambermont Greencastle Effie Fox Epha May McClanahan Jaanville Don Rees Calcutta Brazil

Notable Admissions and Birth Announcements Listed

Tuesday admissions include Mrs. Carl Hensley of Linton and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick of Bloomfield among others. Wednesday entries name Mrs. Henry Zuder and Mrs. Verlin Discus of Jasonville with Jasonville and Worthington births and family notices. A son for Everett Rose of Worthington weighs six pounds twelve ounces. a son for Edward Booker of Spencer weighs seven pounds nine ounces. a daughter for James Slater of Jasonville weighs eight pounds ten ounces named Cara Lynn.

Everett Rose Worthington Everett Lee, Jr Edward Booker Spencer Kevin Jay James Slater Jasonville Cara Lynn

Owensburg Woman Dies on Tuesday

Owensburg resident Sara Alice Lehman died at 6 30 p m Tuesday at her daughter Nellie McKnight s home in Owensburg She was daughter of Wesley and Lynettie Baker and a member of the Owensburg Church of Christ Survived by three sisters a grandchild three great grandchildren and five step grandchildren two husbands preceded her in death Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m Friday at the Owensburg Church of Christ Friends may call at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield after 2 p m Thursday

Sara Alice Lehman Owensburg Nellie McKnight Wesley Lynettie Cox Baker Sordon Lewis Ernie Lehman Owensburg Church

Stand-by power generators urged for farmers at A and M

Stand-by generator for power failures recommended for farmers by W. S. Allen Agricultural engineers at Texas A and M University. Allen says automatic engine driven units are best but less expensive tractor driven types are most popular.

College Station Tex Veh W. S. Allen Texas A and M University Allen

Brownsburg Couple Welcome Son Michael Dean Hayes

Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes of Brownsburg announce the birth of a son at Coleman hospital Indianapolis on Nov 30. He weighed nine pounds two ounces and is named Michael Dean. He was welcomed by two brothers Steven and Gregory. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Woner of Linton and Mr and Mrs Rudy Hayes of New Augusta. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs E A Willis Sr of Linton. Wayne Gravemier of Linton announces a daughter born at Freeman Greene county hospital today weighing seven pounds seven ounces named Nancy Ellen. She has a brother Douglas. Grandparents are Mrs Edith Gravemier of Linton and Raymond Lynn of Dugger. Great grandmother is Mrs Artie Overman of Switz City.

Robert Hayes Brownsburg Coleman Hospital Indianapolis Michael Dean Stephen Gregory John Woner Linton Rudy Hayes New Augusta E. A. Willis, Sr Wayne Gravemier Freeman-Greene County Hospital Nancy Ellen Douglas Edith Gravemier Raymond Lynn Dugger Artie Overman Switz City

Terre Haute Men Charged in Second Degree Burglary

John F. Osborne and Albert Willie, both of Terre Haute, appeared in court charged with second degree burglary and entering to commit a felony. Rex Poe was appointed to represent Willie, arraignment set for December 3, bonds at $3. Other cases including Town and Country Food Co., Clarence and LaQuita White, Robert and Betty Medlock, and Loren Baize reset for December 20.

John F. Osborne Albert Willie Terre Haute Rex Poe Wilkie Town and Country Food Co Clarence LaQuita White Robert Betty Medlock Loren Baize

Linton Daily News subscription and delivery rates

The Linton Daily News lists delivery by carrier at 35 cents weekly and motor route at 1.52 per month. Mail subscriptions in Indiana are 8.00 per year, 4.75 for six months, 3.00 for three months. elsewhere 10.00 per year, 6.00 for three months. Postage rules require advance payment.

Linton Daily Oy Inc South Main Street Linton Indiane Ing Warren H.onken James L. Coudret CSL Indiana U.S

Hospital Guild rummage sale and Dagger Union Band event

Rummage for the Hospital Guild sale should be brought to the Canteen between 7 and 9 p m Thursday for the sale Friday If you have rummage to pick up call 847 4227 or 4170 The Dagger Union Band Parents will meet in the high school music room at 7 p m Thursday Members are urged to attend to view the new uniforms Mrs Edna Alsop recently released from Robert Long hospital Indianapolis after five weeks of observation and major surgery will stay with relatives at 957 North Tecumseh Indianapolis until the new year.

Hospital Guild Dagger Union Band Parents Cab Tix Edna Alsop Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis North Tecumseh St

County Officials Discuss Plan To Implement Community Grant

County officials outlined three factors for a proposed plan ability to pay population and distance from the community center. A steering committee will be appointed to start implementing the plan with subcommittees to develop cost climate details. Greene county attendees included Malcom Clippage Edwin B Long Willam Herring Kathryn Harting Fred Otten John Watkins Milton Bogard Mrs Bogard C F Henderson Eugene O Bryan Earl Schantz and others from Bloomfield Lyons and Molland.

Conover Greene County Malcom Clippage Freeman Greene County Hospital Edwin B. Long Willam Herring Indiana General Assembly Kathryn Harting Specal Fred Otten Peoples Trust. Co Bank Linton John Watkins Evening World Milton Bogard

Lace care tips and household hints from Dear Heloise

A reader shares lace tablecloth laundering guidance from a major manufacturer advising warm sudsy water, gentle wringing, line drying, and careful ironing with a warm iron. Additional tips cover freezing ground nuts, fabric drying with a fan, organizing towels, helping a shy child at lunch, and repurposing plastic bottles as hat-box stands.

Bucktown Personal Notes Quiet Sunday Visits Across Towns

A string of Sunday dinners and visits links Bucktown residents to relatives and friends in Phoenix Terre Haute Carlisle Deleville Linton and Mt Moriah. Guests include Eugene Joes Cindy Jones Halle Robertson Ruth Enochs Roy Jerrels Bertha Walls Coca Ford ce Bob Roberts and many others as neighbors share meals and church attendance.

Eugene Joes Phoenix Ariz Cindy Ricky Jones Terre Haute Leslie Jones Danny James Doug Carlisle Rush Enochs Halle Robertson Deleville John L. Geoman Bob Reubertson Virgil Mores Ferne Black J. E. Hazelrod Julius Scott Bertha Walls Linton Mary Foster Jo Redwell Gues Wanda Houldson Bloorington Everett Jones O' Cirlisle Jones O Nline Ruth Enochs Mt Moriah Church Everett Richards Ralph Richards Rickey Tony Jerrels Mr. Moriah Roy Jerrels Don Roebertson Hickory Nolan Barnes Gambi Bill Robertson Bertha Anderson Reb Robertson John L. Goodman Coca Ford Mt. Vernon Bob Roberts Burl Williams Williams Sidell, Hil Mrs. Deckard Homer, IH

Dee's gospel trio to sing at Church of God program

The Dee's recording trio will present a religious concert at Church of God on Twelfth Street Southwest at 7 p.m. Thursday announced by Rev. J. E. Miller. The group formed in April 1864 after six years together and appears nationwide at night gospel conventions. Members are Truman Dawson Reinzi Miss lead,ean Lawrence Boonville Miss baritone, and Dexter Benjamin Corinth Miss first tenor. They record on Crusade Label with Crusade Enterprises in Flora Ill. Public invitation extended.

Dee's Church of God Twelfth St. Southwest J. E. Miller Miller Crusade Crusade Enterprises Flora Ill Truman Dawson Reinzi Miss Ean Lawrence Boonville Dexter Benjamin Coriith

Project Big Brother aids Sedgwick County boys

Wichita report: The Junior Chamber of Commerce launches Project Big Brother at the Sedgwick County Boy's Detention Home. Jaycees visit twice monthly to play football, checkers, basketball or simply talk with the boys.

Wichita, Kan Junior Chamber of Commerce Big Brother Sedgwick County Jaycees

Bible Thought by Rev Edward Sheffield Highway Church of God

The woman of Samaria asked for the water that would quench thirst forever and give life meaning. She sought more than physical sustenance and found it in Christ Jesus.

Edward Sheffield Highway Church of God Samaria Christ Jesus

Lions Escaped in Casablanca Stir Panic Officials Kill Two

Three circus lions escaped from their cage near Casablanca causing panic in a suburb. Police killed two lions with machine gun fire and recaptured the remaining animal.

Casablanca Morocco UPI S Circus

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