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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
2
Readers share frugal fixes from preserving paprika to defrosting safely. Notes applaud timers for kids chores and punishments, using waxed frozen dinner cartons to light fires, and brass cleaning questions. Includes reader letters and Heloise’s standard response policy.
Mrs. Christine Hall attended the golden wedding anniversary reception for her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richter at Bethel United Church of Christ near Freelandville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Middletown were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester LaDuke and family Sunday.
George Rose recalls a wartime Old Vic performance of Cyrano de Bergerac in London. He notes the Food Ministry ration for pastry used in the bake shop scene and describes the rush of nobles and guardsmen eager for a morsel as the curtain fell.
The 2 200 acre International Peace Garden on the North Dakota border celebrates continued peace between the United States and Canada as it commemorates its existence.
The Elite club met at Mrs. Pearl Poole’s home to hear Mrs. Jennie Bohley discuss American music from Gilbert Chase’s book. They explored African slavery songs, Native American rhythms, and sang pieces like Swing Low Sweet Chariot and My Old Kentucky Home, closing with a business session and refreshments.
Rev. L. G. Lyon of Teen Age Evangelism Inc will speak at the Jasonville Assembly of God at 7 00 p m Wednesday in Jasonville Indiana. Rev Kelso Allen says teen age evangelism fights juvenile crime and morality issues with street rallies and a film The Devils Pit will be shown to inform youth and parents of narcotics dangers.
Miss Betty Jones and Eldon Dunford will wed on December 16. A wedding shower honoring the couple will be held at the 4 Hs building in Sullivan at 7:00 p.m. Saturday December 8. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Jones of Shelburn and the groom elect is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen Dunford of Sullivan route five.
The Lyons Post of the American Legion and the Auxiliary announce their annual Christmas turkey dinner and party at the Legion home at 6 30 Thursday evening. Attendees should bring a basket dinner and their own table service, and bring a 50 cent gift for the grabbag plus a gift for their children. All Legion and Auxiliary members and families are invited.
A flurry of gatherings fills Greene county with Christmas parties and meetings. The schedule lists the Dem ocrat club at the state highway garage in Linton, Alpha Delphian with Hazel Kelso, Kiwanis, Jaycees, Diggers American Legion Auxiliary, and many church and lodge events. Participants bring covered dishes and exchange gifts, with multiple choirs rehearsing and public library activities scheduled.
Public notice for pattern 7058 directions sizes 32 34 36 38. Order by mail from Alice Brooks Linton Daily Citizen Needlecraft Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Include name address zone and pattern number with payment.
Miss Mildred Harbett spoke at the First Baptist church Mothers' Guild November session detailing Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle aims to educate women about Baptist missions and support both home and international work. Members plan to collect clothing and items for the Christian Center in Indianapolis and decide on a year plan between visiting or forming a younger missionary circle with guidance from the circle. The next meeting on December 17 will feature a Christmas party with secret pals revealed.
The Linton Civitan Club gathers at the former telephone building each week at seven in the morning for its meeting.
Rev W T Murphy shares a Peace thought from I Thessalonians urging harmony. The postwar piece recalls 18 German students in the U S who bought gifts at a Jewish shop. the merchant refused payment and the gifts, sent to Germany, fostered surprising goodwill between Jews and Germans.
The article notes that all 50 states use distinct methods for taxing personal property used in farming, reflecting wide variation in agricultural tax treatment across the union.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Reintjes of Linton route three announce the birth of a daughter at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan on December 3. She weighs eight pounds nine ounces and is named Kari Wenette. A sister Kay and brother Pat welcome her. Grandmothers are Mrs Maude Reintjes and Mrs Mae Tetrick. Mother is former Miss Janet Harrel.
Gig Young, star of Three on a Match, plays a yachtsman and becomes ship-obsessed during filming. He bought a $32,000 cabin cruiser, sister ship to the 42 foot yacht he resides on in the movie set.
Governor Welsh announced a new public assistance category Assistance to Disabled Adults to start January 1. County departments will begin accepting applications December 1 for qualified disabled adults meeting age and income criteria with medical exams required.
Nellie Knoy Hadley and spouse transfer to Lillian Jaffre property in Humphrey's Fourth Addition to Linton. Lillian Cazzell Jaffre then transfers to Lewis Knowles and spouse property in the same addition.
Miss Rose Marie Lynch pledged to Alpha Phi Gamma during a ceremony on the Indiana State College campus last week. She was elected president of her pledge class and is a junior at Indiana State, graduate of Linton-Stockton High School.
Actress Donna Douglas who plays Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies is dunked in a first TV bath. She bathed in a wooden tub surrounded by a mountain of suds as cameras filmed the stunt for the CBS comedy.
The Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop No 50 was held at the Scout hall Monday evening. Steve Berns earned First Class. Reiky Bosell Cliff McCracken John Markle Terry Miller Dave Murdock Jim Padgett Lloyd Sisk earned Tenderfoot. Merit badges went to Jim Agnes Steve Berns Tom Bucci Jim Pope Curtis Wilkinson. Doug Roush three badges. David Duncan Jay Flickinger Mike Hemmerling Bob Hostetter Gene Massey Eddy Miller Jim Sitterding Russell Smith one each. Pins awarded for one two three and four years to various scouts. Kenneth Sidderding presented Philmont slides. Pancake Jamboree set for Saturday 7:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Masonic temple. Christmas Tree sale at North Main and B streets discussed with duties assigned.
An actress on the ABC series Mr Smith Goes to Washington complained her husband is naggravated because he constantly loses at horse racing. Fess Parker corrected her with You mean aggravated. The exchange highlighted her concern over his gambling.
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