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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

3

Three Typhoid Cases Reported in Indiana

Clinton County reported three typhoid cases to the Indiana State Board of Health as part of a yearly total of 60, twice the 1956 level and double the five year median. Influenza cases rose modestly with 418 new records, bringing the year’s total to 46,416 while flu counts varied by county with Daviess Du Bois Elkhart Floyd Franklin Greene Jay Martin Noble Ohio Shelby among those listed.

Indianapolis Clinton County Indiana State Board of Health Indiana Daviess County Dubois Elkhart Floyd Franklin Greene Jay Martin Noble Ohio Shelby

Blur of Action at Basketball Game Here

A dramatic basketball scene captures fast moves and crowd energy during a home game. The photo shows players in motion, referees nearby, and the gym filled with spectators watching the fast paced action.

Two Escapees Nabbed Are Back in Jail

Two prisoners, Michael J. Cox 20 of Elkhart and Clarence Sullivan 20 of Marion, escaped Miami County Jail using a spoon and jail bed spring keys. They fled in a stolen car to Marion and were captured about two hours later. Cox is an Army deserter and Sullivan faces burglary charges.

Peru Michael J. Cox Elkhart Clarence Sullivan Marion Miami County

Chain Link Bedsprings Mentioned in Item

A fragment notes they made from chain links in their bedsprings. The readable text offers no additional names places or dates to identify the event or individuals involved.

Dugger High to Crown Basketball Queen for 1957 58

Dugger High School will crown a basketball queen for the 1957 58 season in a ceremony between the reserve and varsity games with Worthington at Dugger Tuesday evening. Principal Robert Gingher notes four girls from each class were selected on the basis of personality character and leadership.

Dugger Worthington Robert Gingher

Queen Selection Plans by Student Team

A group of 16 will choose four to reign as queen and three to form the court. The captain will crown the queen. Nominated girls include Sue Wyatt Martha Reynolds Beverly Miller Sue Bargar Brenda Daviess Anna Gambill Kay Terhune Carolyn Crynes Judy Christy Vickie Ashcraft Millie Vaughn Donita Pope Ginger Mc Ghee Lydia Putoff with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen all represented.

Sue Wyatt Markita Bartley Betty Pirtle Martha Reynolds Beverly Miller Sue Bargar Brenda Daviess Anna Gambill Kay Terhune Carolyn Crynes Judy Christy Vickie Ashcraft Millie Vaughn Donita Pope Ginger McGhee Lydia Putoff

Tonight's Indiana small town basketball schedule

Terre Haute Garfield plays Linton while Graysville faces Jasonville. Bloomfield hosts Oolitic with Swiss City at Terre Haute. Lyons meets Solsberry in Bloomfield. Elnora visits Marco. Spencer plays Worthington. Carlisle hosts Dugger and Clinton visits Sullivan.

Terre Haute Garfield Linton Graysville Jasonville Bloomfield Oolitic Swiss City Schulte Lyons Solsberry Elnora Marco Spencer Worthington Carlisle

Quartet Nabbed by Sullivan Sheriff in Highway 41 Patrol

Four young men riding in a stolen car were arrested by Sullivan County officers on U S Highway 41 at Paxton. Arrested were Alex Boyd 17 Willie Williams 17 Cadiz Kentucky George Jerns 19 Warrenville Illinois and Geen Ragland Jr 18Nonverven Illinois. The vehicle was stolen by Williams and Boyd at Cadiz and the others were hitchhikers picked up near Henderson Kentucky. They were stopped after leaving a filling station at the intersection of Highway 41 and State Road 67 north of Vincennes. The driver Jerns had bought gasoline but did not pay. The youths said they drove to Bruceville then to road 550 and back to Highway 41. They were to be returned to Vincennes later today to face Knox county court.

Sullivan Paxton Harold Conner Ed Mason Alex Boyd Willie Williams Cadiz George Jerns Warrenvile Geen Ragland, Jr Williams Jern Ragland Henderson U.S. Highway 41 Vincennes Jerns Bruceville Knox County

Paul Kerr Ordination Set at Mitchell

Paul E Kerr pastor of the First Christian church at Mitchell will be ordained Sunday at 3 00 pm in the Mitchell church. Dr Howard E Anderson of Bloomington and Dr Ralph G Wilburn of Lexington Ky will deliver the ordination sermon with additional ministers and elders from Eureka Bloomington Martinsville Lyons Switz City Cooperstown Ripley and Indianapolis attending. Kerr had earlier served in the ministry of three other churches.

Paul E. Kerr First Christian Church Mitchell Howard E. Anderson Bloomington Ralph G. Wilburn College of the Bible Lexington Raymond R. Miller Eureka College Eureka, Ill Jack M. Sherley Howard A. Kaufman Martinsville Herman, Breesman John E. Dorsett Lyons Switz City Indianapolis Cooperstown Ripley Peoria Kerr

Miners Defeat Univers to Play Eagles Tonight

Linton High School edged Bloomington University 47 46 at the Linton gym behind 20 points from Jerry Durham and 10 by Bob Frye. Tonight the Miners face the Garfield Purple Eagles led by 6 6 Terry Dischinger with four senior lettermen on the Garfield squad.

Mia Sampson Bloomington University Jerry Durham Linton Linton University John Richardson Tom Black Bloomington Eugene Martin Bill Brummett Curt Tomak Tom Schuessler University Linton High School Linton Gym Terry Dischinger Garfield Purple Eagles Eagles Larry Gorby John Conover Gary Auten Bob Kehrt Bob Frye Univees Mel Walker Miners Univers University Nward Irye Martin Schuessler Durham Frye Walker Tomak Richardson Powell Duckworth Cox Hamilton Binkley Clark Brown Teter Crosby Bas Galyan McFall Irinkle Black Brooks Sampson Crosby F Brummett Rich

Roosevelt Signs 20 Percent Income Tax Bill

President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed a 20 percent income tax act on June 10 1943 as part of the pay as you go plan. The measure aims to increase wartime revenue and fund national programs.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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