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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
6
In a quip OSS Hart recalls Edna Ferber's irked face when annoyed by Borglum. A farmer's wife in New York shopped freely then lost a hat to wind as a hired man shot at it and a dog hid it behind the kennel.
Lieut Richard Warren Brat cher formerly of Linton completes a 15 week course for company grade officers at Ft Benning Ga The program aims to ground officers in infantry fundamentals and command techniques Among 18 Ft Benning courses Bratcher is part of the Regular Army Organized Reserves and National Guard education track He was born in Linton on Dec 4 1923 to Kenneth and Josephine Bratcher His wife Joyce Miller Brat cher lives at Ft Ord Calif Bratcher is a USC graduate class of 1951
George Westinghouse perfected a steam turbine geared to drive ships, a breakthrough that laid the groundwork for modern naval fleets. The Dutch East Indies had around 55 million Muslims, among 70 million inhabitants. Whale milk is claimed not to differ essentially from cow’s milk.
Lomax McQuestion plans to abandon a failed river voyage after learning Mark Whirter intends a risky scheme. Whirter reveals a Confederate gold heist using the Innocents and an overland route to reach Alder and Virginia City camps, risking capture and betrayal.
Elizabeth Jane Coppin 87 a pioneer resident of Richland township died at 1 30 am in Freeman Greene county hospital after months of illness. Born April 1 1865 in Richland she lived with daughter Mrs Lushie Wiles in Mineral. Survived by three daughters 12 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 30 am Thursday at Mineral Methodist Church with Rev C O Medaris officiating. Burial Flater cemetery.
Clyde Workman of Lyons admitted for medical treatment. Norma Alsop Elliott gave birth to a girl Janie Beh weighing six pounds fourteen ounces on Monday. Agnes Brinson of Linton had a son William Franklin weighing six pounds fifteen ounces on Monday. Mary Shields of Bloomfield welcomed a son Steven Rex weighing seven pounds two and a half ounces on Monday. Hazel L. Johnson of Bloomfield admitted after a fall fracturing her left leg. Maxine Deckard of Sullivan admitted for major surgery on Tuesday. Jewell Swartz of Crane, Wayne Trinkle of Linton, and Paul Shepherd of Linton underwent major surgery today. Dismissals on Monday include Marjory Parkes Crane Orville Perry Jasonville Martha Hall Scotland Jack Strong and baby Linton. Tuesday dismissals include Mary Shields and baby Bloomfield.
Mrs. Alice Fox of Campbell Missouri died December 1 at her home. She had relatives in the community and was formerly known as Alice VanMatre. She was sister of Mrs. Cora Robertson of Linton and a brother of the late John VanMatre.
Leroy Owings was arrested by Linton Police Chief Bill Coleman and Officer Austin Greenway on a warrant issued by Sullivan County Sheriff Hubert Wagner. He is charged with grand larceny and was returned to Sullivan this morning.
Kiwanis club officials announce a 8:00 p m Tuesday program at the Linton Cine theater to aid youth and charitable work. The evening features a minstrelette act, Vincennes Barbershop chorus with 35 members, barbershop quartets, and a magician. Advance ticket sales will be handled by club members.
Mrs. Harry Green of Linton attended a Sunday duo piano recital at the Riddick auditorium in Indianapolis. Featured pianists were Miss Sharon Morgan and Miss Nancy Solonbury. Sharon Morgan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Morgan, former Linton residents, and Mr and Mrs Harry Green are her grandparents.
In the Claypool hotel a man described as an idea man of Craig's regime is noted. The Indiana Farmer's Guide captured a sign outside a grocery store contrasting wartime shortages with learning to speak Russian, highlighting local sentiment.
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