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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
6
The U S Department of Agriculture says turkeys will be more plentiful on the market this year along with apples cranberries beef peanuts and peanut products. The apple crop is 16 percent above last year.
Mrs. Max McKim hosted the Mothers Evening Home Demonstration Club meeting. Officers were installed by Mrs. Harry Shake with Mrs. Don Pope as president and other officers named. Plants were given to each new officer. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
At a pediatric meeting in Seattle Dr Vorashim of Children’s Hospital University of Washington reported the old gagging method to induce vomiting after poison exposure was ineffective. In a study of 30 children only two improved, while subsequent ipecac administration induced vomiting in all cases.
Mr and Mrs Poe host a surprise dinner November 22 at Klusmeier’s to honor Claude Poe and his wife on their 45th wedding anniversary. Guests include Dorsey Woodward George Marty Donna Armstrong and other relatives. The event featured a floral centerpiece lighted tapers nut cups and a cake inscribed Happy 45th Anniversary Mother and Dad.
Greene County farmers are invited to a meeting titled Weaning More and Better Pigs at Worthington School on Thursday December 3 at 7 30 p m County Extension Agent Phil Stansfield said A R Marley Extension Agent from Washington County will lead the discussion Marley will cover feeder pig business and livestock income for Greene County farmers The discussion will address producing quality pigs herd management feeding the sow herd sow and litter care sanitation and marketing Marley is well qualified to discuss this subject The event offers farmers a chance to gain money making facts.
Providence Baptist Society met at Mrs Esta McDonald s Lone Tree Road home for the November gathering. Reports, devotional, and a mission focus framed the program with plans for a family night at the church and a World Day of Prayer theme. Gifts to Friendly House in Billings Montana adorned a miniature tree as members discussed unity and cooperation among denominations and churches.
The M N C club met at Mrs Mildred Walton's home with Mrs Florence Buckner as co host. Mary Blakely led a business session and social hour followed. Prizes were won by Margaret Richards Jeanie Taylor Florence Buckner Lola Grey Mary Poe and Margaret Tryon. Refreshments for 15 members were served. A Dec 9 meeting at Mrs Mary Poe's home with Margaret Tryon as co host is planned and members are asked to bring canned goods for a needy family basket.
Nicklaus, this season's top money winner on the PGA Tour, collects the Tournament Champion of the Year award from Golf Digest magazine in Norwalk Connecticut. The honor caps a season featuring multiple victories and high earnings for the famous golfer.
Loretta Clark marked her sixteenth birthday November 26 with a surprise party at her parents Luther and Loretta Clark home on Linton Route 2. They were assisted by Vera Buck in serving ice cream cake ham salad sandwiches and Cokes. Guests included Vickie Glenn Mike Fish Billy McCombs Carolyn Williams Rickie Baker Patti Carmichael Mike Hardesty Mike Williams Diana Warner Linda Bishop Angela Kayton Keith Biggs Lonnie Brinson Denny Brown all of L and M school Joe Hobbs Wally Lankford Gene Buck Janice Buck of Linton and Eddie Moody of Indianapolis.
Washington officials report the national bee population reaching a peak of 282.2 billion, the largest count ever recorded. Experts caution that data collection methods may affect the figure, but the trend signals a booming pollinator population across the country.
Linton's Psi Iota Xi sorority met at Mrs. Maryreth Kramer home with hostesses Mrs. Faye Kramer Mrs. Hazel Gilbreath and Mrs. Shirley Kinnaman. The gathering featured a harvest literature theme. Mrs. Hazel Gilbreath reviewed To Man's Heart. Prizes went to Doris Fry Lila Gray Shirley Turpin Elizabeth Laughlin Madeline Bredeweg Margaret Ellis and Betty Barr. Ellis received the door prize. Date cake with whipped cream coffee and Cokes were served to 27 members.
The National Automobile Theft Bureau says unlocked cars attract thieves, with teenagers responsible for about eight in ten thefts. Ray M. King, bureau secretary, urges every driver to lock their vehicle when parked to curb the rising theft rate.
Richard Boone returns to film after his TV show was canceled joining Charlton Heston in The War Lord marking his comeback to major movie roles.
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