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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
1
Christmas Wish List From Small Town Leaders
A humorous holiday list from the Greater Linton area envisions gifts for local figures and roles. It includes mayor, postmaster, coaches, police and fire chiefs, theater manager, and various merchants, plus general calls for more readers, traffic, and church attendance.
Christmas Party With Gift Exchange for Worthington Chapter
Worthington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a meeting at the Masonic hall at 7 30 pm next Thursday. Families of members are invited and a fifty cent gift exchange will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Sanders case filed in Greene circuit court
A complaint for damages for personal injuries has been filed in the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield by Dessie Sanders against Vernon L. Mowery seeking redress and court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Bloomfield
Dessie Sanders
Vernon L. Mowery
Moon Rocket Explodes on Ground Scandal Ties Sherwood and Sayer
Indiana warrants name Elmer W. Sherwood and William E. Sayer in the highway scandal case. They left Florida for Indianapolis to surrender on bribery and conspiracy charges connected to Virgil Red Smith and Mogilner. The two once advised former Gov. Craig and were part of the palace guard amid investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elmer W. “Little
Doc” Sherwood
William E
Bill” Sayer
George Craig
Florida
James Rocap, Jr
Sherwood
Sayer
Rocap
Marion County
Marion
Arthur J. Mogilner
Ralph F. Gates
Craig
Grand Jury
Mogilner
Tinder
Marion Criminal Court 1
Robert K. Gray
Indiana State Police
Sebring Shores
Fla
Virgil “Red” Smith
Smith
Virgil
Red) Smith
John Peters
Handley
Highway Department
Chicago Teens in Northwest Side Gangs Attack Several Girls
Teenage girl gangs assaulted two student nurses Heather McQuery and Mary Alice Murphy near St Elizabeth Hospital and then fought on a school grounds injuring six. Police later reported more fights as two carloads of girls clashed at a school but fled before officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heather McQuery
Mary Alice Murphy
Oak Park
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Patricia Fioramente
Donna Curylo
Sandra Gillespie
Divorce suit filed in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield
A divorce action is on file in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield filed by Deioris Calvert against Leonard Calvert. The suit begins the legal process for dissolution of their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Deioris Calvert
Leonard Calvert
Jasonville Youth Ends Army School at Fort Belvoir
Specialist Third Class Steve D. Price, son of Mrs. Olive Price of Jasonville, completed a nine week equipment maintenance course at The Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia. He entered the Army in July 1954 and is a 1954 Jasonville High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Belvoir
Steve D. Price
Olive Price
Jasonville
Engineer School
Price
Army
Jasonville High School
Indiana Bell asks rate increases for in-state long distance
Indiana Bell Telephone Co asks the Indiana Public Service Commission to raise rates for in-state long distance calls by about 249 percent. The plan would nearly double some person to person tolls while offering cheaper night station to station rates and keep basic monthly rentals unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indiana
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Gas blast in Villa Rica leaves twelve dead
Civil defense crews investigated a mid morning explosion that leveled five buildings in Villa Rica Georgia killing at least 12 and injuring 14. Investigators traced the blast to a leaking gas line at a main street drug store where a dentist chair burial was found for 12 year old Bobby Roberts among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Rica
John Bailey
United Press
National
Bobby Roberts
Muncie Woman Dies in Delaware County Pileup
A 48 year old Muncie woman Mrs Alfie Osborne was killed and six others injured in a rain slicked rear end collision on Ind 67 southwest of Albany Delaware County. The Osborne vehicle was struck by a stalled truck driven by Kenneth Penn 36 of Windham Ohio followed by a collision with the Rayburn car. The injured include Alvie Osborne 52 and family members from Dunkirk and Dunkirk residents Kathie 3 Bobby Lee 2 and Johnny Stevenson 9 and Robert L Rayburn 34. They were taken to Ball Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Alfie Osborne
Albany
Delaware County
Ball Memorial Hospital
Osborne
Alvie
Robert L. Rayburn
Dunkirk
Helen
Kathie
Bobby Lee
Johnny Stevenson
Kenneth Penn
Windham
Ohio
Penn
Rayburn
Warm Weather Forecast With Continued Rain Across Indiana
Rain pelted Indiana today and showers covered most of the state. A five day outlook predicts above normal temperatures and one-quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain. Temperatures will rise 3 to 6 degrees above normal into early next week with mixed sun and clouds and cooler spells later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mercury
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Claims by Jobless Climb in Indiana
Indiana unemployment claims for the week ended rose to 45,108, up about 2,000 from the year earlier period. Of the total, 7,501 were new job losses and 37,607 had been out of work a week or longer. The rise follows smaller cuts in various industries and seasonal declines in outdoor work, says William C. Stalnaker, division director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William C. Stalnaker
Power to be Off Here on Sunday in Linton
City officials announce Sunday power interruption in Linton for two hours from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. East of Main street will be cut 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. to switch to 4 160 volts from 400. The $100,000 conversion aims to equalize voltages for homes and businesses with minimal cut time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
P. H. O’hern
Guy MacNew
Light Department
Main Street
O’hern
McNew
Elmer Loos Dies Near Worthington at 64
Elmer Loos 64 a retired New York Central railroad worker died at 9 50 pm Thursday at his Worthington route one home after ten months illness. He lived north of Worthington, was a Switz City Baptist member, and is survived by a widow Ava Newman Loos two daughters two sons two stepsons eight grandchildren four great grandchildren three brothers two sisters. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home Worthington Sunday 2 pm with Rev M T Wisely, burial in Switz City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Loos
Worthington
Loos
New York Central Railroad Company
Switz City
Forrest Sparks
Connersville
Dwight Hauser
Jacksonville
Fla
Jack
Herman Loos
San Diego
Calif
Norman Vaughn
Lafayette
Harold Vaughn
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Loos
Dupo
Ill
Leste Loos
West Frankfort
Fred Loos
Ft. Worth
Tex
Dora Gray
Indianapolis
Ann Blight
Myers Funeral
M. T. Wisely
Switz City Cemetery
Mrs. Ophia Baughman 80 Dies in Franklin Home
Mrs. Ophia Baughman 80 longtime Merom resident died Thursday at the Masonic Home Franklin after two months there. Born Oct 6 1877 in Greene County she lived in Midland before moving to Merom in 1909. She attended Merom Christian Church and Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Fay Linke Flat Rock two sons Noel Dayton Ohio and Robert Indianapolis one sister Gertrude Light Detroit six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services 1:00 PM Saturday at Welch Cornell Funeral Home with Rev Alan Jones Merom officiating burial Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophia Baughman
Midland
Franklin
Mrs. Baughman
Greene County
William and
Jane Jones Hosea
Merom
Merom Christian Church
Merom Eastern Star Lodge
Merom Eastern Star Lodge. Mrs. Baughman
Jacob
Fay Linke
Flat Rock
Noel Baughman
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Baughman
Indianapolis
Gertrude Light
Detroit
Mich
Welch and Cornett
Alan Jones
Fairview Cemetery
Jurors Quickly Clear Jasonville Man in Theft Case
Jurors deliberated 12 minutes before finding Dean Monroe Dickey of Jasonville not guilty of receiving stolen goods. Earlier David Lyford of Jasonville pled guilty to stealing an acetylene torch. Dickey had sought a jury trial on the torch charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Monroe Dickey
Jasonville
Greene
Bloomfield
David L. Lyford
Dickey
Lyford
Norval K. Harris
Sullivan
Paul Miller
Indianapolis
Nat Hill
Monroe County
Miller
William Runnels
Fort Wayne
George Kelly
Paul Baker
Lester Martindale
Curtiss Bucher
Ralph Coley
Harvey Crowe
Thomas Meurer
Ernest Keller
Sam Masters
Raymond Duncan
Don Calvert
Ernest Hair
Labor union splits as Teamsters are ousted at AFL-CIO meet
At Atlantic City the AFL-CIO convention expelled the Teamsters for failing to purge officials charged with corruption. In Moscow Khrushchev claimed the Soviet Sputnik rocket fell in American territory last Saturday but warned the Americans will not yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. English
Teamster’s Union
Herman Winter
Bakers Union
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
International Soundphoto
N.J
Teamsters Union
Labor Movement
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stevenson Rejects Ike Invitation and Criticizes Administration
Stevenson explains his refusal to attend Paris NATO talks and accuses the Eisenhower administration of sacrificing truth and allied confidence for party ends. He calls for a major foreign aid program and warns of peril in the Middle East amid NATO tensions. Later, a Vanguard rocket explodes at Cape Canaveral during a test, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stevenson
Eisenhower
London News-Chronicle
Democratic Party
Paris
Congress
United State
United States
U.S
Death of Floyd Stafford 66 Switz City
Floyd Stafford 66 of Switz City died at 8 45 PM Thursday in St Vincent's Indianapolis after months of ill health. He was born August 9 1891 in Stafford township to Benjamin and Abba Trueblood Stafford. Survived by wife Lloyd e West Stafford, mother Abba Stafford of Linton, two sons Wendell and Virgil of Wayne Michigan, two sisters Ollie Gilligan and Curt Gilligan, five grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Church of Christ with burial in Marco cemetery. taken to Jenkins and Sons funeral home Bloomfield for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Floyd Stafford
Switz City
Pleasant Grove
Linton
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Stafford
Staford Township
Benjamin and
Abba Trueblood Stafford
Minnesota iron ore industry marks 50th benefication anniversary
Duluth dispatches note the iron ore mining industry in Minnesota observes the 50th anniversary of benefication. The process upgrades low grade ores and was hailed 50 years ago as key to the industry’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Minnesota
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Max Woolsey
Lyons
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John MecCrery
Pleasantville
Darrell W. Maartin
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Bruce Smith
Coalmont
Lloyd Hensley
Paul Gaither
Anceil Tryon
Aaron Gentry
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South Pole
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Middle East
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Cape Canaveral
Russia
Defense Department
Vanguard
Vanguard Navy
John P. Hagen
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J. Paul Walsh
Canaveral
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Maj
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Cape
Floyd Stafford
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