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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
2
Final rites for Mrs Lydia A Breceweg who died after a lingering illness will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Rev. Boyd Stepler will officiate. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery.
Valerie Rae Cunningham dies Tuesday in Linton. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev. Edward Sheffield officiating. Burial will follow at Morvis Chapel Cemetery.
Funeral services for Donald Johnson formerly of Linton will be held Friday at the Utter McKinny Funeral Home in Los Angeles California following his death Wednesday in Beverly Hills.
Funeral services for Teresa Ritter, 9, of Bloomfield, will be held at the Bloomfield Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Howard Davidson officiating. Burial will follow in Grandview Cemetery. The child died at Freeman-Greene County Hospital at 7:55 a.m. Wednesday.
City Clerk Harold Harbin announced a special Saturday noon session to consider a request for special appropriations. The Chamber of Commerce board and ex officio members will meet at Klusmeier’s at noon Monday. Mrs Lelia Wright has returned home from St Anthony hospital Terre Haute and is improving. The Qui Vive club will meet at the Esks club at 6:30 p.m. tonight for a Christmas dinner. Miss Paula Titus remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at St Anthony hospital Terre Haute.
Pickets from International Brotherhood of Electric Workers Local 2031 blocked access at the Westinghouse Bloomington plant causing a production halt for a second time after about 500 salaried workers were admitted under a temporary restraining order. Local President Fred L. Haseman said pickets would not threaten and would use persuasive tactics while the company demanded full access for all employees.
A NEA Journal report notes that three fourths of public school teachers nationwide feel underpaid and call for higher wages and better benefits.
Freeman-Greene and others admitted on Wednesday include James E Grady of Jasonville and Mrs Charles Vandeventer of Greenwood. Dismissals list Mrs Stephen Williams and baby. A Wednesday birth to Warren Weddle and spouse in Spencer born seven pounds three ounces named Karen Ruth. Another birth reported for Richard O Bannon family in Bloomfield. Edgar Goodman listed as patient at St Anthony hospital Terre Haute in room 210.
The Greene County Board of Commissioners approved allowances at a December 5 1946 meeting. Items include numerous individuals and firms with varied payments such as Indiana Bell 274.64 Moore-Langen 1545.78 The Evening World 299.66 Briggs Motor Sales 122.31 IBM 15.75 Hoosier Supplies 16.0 and others summing to 12 284.23 with a final line 12.00.
Notice published in Greene Circuit Court for the estate of Audrey McKenney. Administratrix Jo Belle Robinson presents final account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for December 19, 1966 in Bloomfield Indiana. heirs creditors or legatees must appear and prove heirship or claim.
Excessive bleach in water does not whiten laundry faster and can weaken fabrics. Consumers are advised to follow manufacturer guidelines and avoid overuse to preserve garment integrity.
Cause No 6552 shows N ma Wise as Administratrix of Olla Sexton deceased files final settlement and petition for distribution in Greene Circuit Court September Term 1964 to be examined December 19 1966. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and prove heirship or claims to portions of estate. Beasley & Ley Attorneys for Administratrix.
CBS presents Ghenghis Khan starring Omar Sharif at 8 p.m. CST followed by The Nutcracker ballet. NBC offers Tarzan at 6:30 p.m. CST and The Time Tunnel at 7 p.m. ABC features The Man From M C L E at 7:30 p.m. CST and Milton Berle Show at 8 p.m. CST with color broadcasts noted. Margaret Rutherford slated for interview in color at 7 a.m. CST.
The Health Insurance Institute urges annual reviews of health plans to ensure current coverage matches changing family needs and offsets rising medical costs. Readiness to adapt protects family health protection.
Barney Peden 70 of Sandborn died at 7 45 am in Freeman Greene county hospital after five months of declining health and four weeks of serious illness He was born February 2 1896 in Sandborn a WWI veteran and member of Frank Courtney Post 22 American Legion Linton Moose Lodge 1434 and United Mine Workers He is survived by his widow Norma Powell Peden a daughter Barbee Howard a granddaughter Waynetta Howard two stepsons Ed and John Powell four step grandchildren two step great grandchildren a sister Mina Squires and a brother Arnold Peden The body rests at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home with funeral Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Newton Jones and Rev Odus Mitchell burial in Sandborn cemetery Graveside rites by Linton American Legion Post.
William H. Richardson of Pontiac Michigan died Tuesday. Born August 5, 1892 in Scotland Greene County, he was a General Motors coach and truck division retiree. Survived by wife Mary Hazel, daughter Mrs Peter Nick, son Max Richardson, two grandchildren, sister Mrs Carl Hunter. Graveside rites at Scotland cemetery 10 a.m. Saturday by Newberry Masonic lodge. burial at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield handling arrangements.
Carl Leach, 70, died at Rest Haven at 2 50 a m. Survived by widow Elizabeth Leach of Indianapolis. Body taken to Welch and Cornett Funeral Home and later moved to Indianapolis.
Public record list shows Linton Daily Citizen at 79 South Main Street Linton Indiana with editor Warren Honken and news editor Ann Toney. Circulation options include home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail rates for Indiana and other states with yearly and quarterly pricing. The paper notes nonpublication on certain holidays and affiliation with press associations.
UPI records show hogs at 50 to 75 higher with various weight ranges quoted. cows up 50. calves at 20. limited steers and heifers with small lots of good and choice steers around 23.00. sheep steady with choice wooled lambs 22.50 to 28.50 and prime shorn lambs 23.00.
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