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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
2
CTA driver William E Jackson declared I quit during a Loop bus ride. He blocked boarding and alighting, refused to yield to riders or a supervisor, then drove to a car barn and left the vehicle, shouting passengers phooey as officials planned action.
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A nationwide survey shows South Dakota as the only state not requiring a license or driving exam. Ages range from 14 to 17, with costs from 50 cents to $3 annually, and many states restrict drivers with mental or physical unfitness or police records.
Gift From the U S states require perfect 20 20 vision while others will license a person blind in one eye if his other eye checks 20 70 with or without glasses. Three fourths of the states require hearing ability tests and examinations for color blindness. Eleven states check for depth perception.
The Delta Alpha class of the First Christian church will meet at Mrs Francis Haseman's home at 7:00 Tuesday evening with assistants Mrs O M Marshall Mrs Claude Truitt and Mrs Alex McPhail. Attendees are to bring a 50 cent gift for a gift exchange.
Rawls and crew drift toward the Big Horn as the outlaw Whitter gathers a raiding party. Jenkyn brings proof he is loyal while Slack Jenkyn exposes the plan to raid gold camps with about a hundred men and pack horses, signaling an overland strike after river passage.
A rain soaked day in New York described in moody, urban images. The city appears as a weary creature while rain drifts through Bowery streets and Central Park, with vivid vignettes of diners, piano players, showgirls, and factory workers, all pondering if the downpour will end.
In Greene County Indiana the Greene Circuit Court permits non resident defendants to answer a complaint to quiet title on Lots 11 and 12 in Marco town. The plaintiffs accuse the named defendants of lacking residency and request action by January 26 1953. The notice is signed by Clerk Frankie Justus Jr and attorney J Raymond Powell.
Levee Commissioners in the Levee in Daviess County Indiana filed their final report outlining the Shufflebarger Levee Unit project in the Wabash River Area. The notice invites interested parties to intervene or remonstrate by December 19 1952 and is signed by William L. Smith with seal.
The Peoples Trust Company of Linton will hold its annual stockholders meeting January 13, 1953 between 3 and 4 PM at the company office for election of directors and other business. Secretary Treasurer Andrew Humphreys, 12/29-16.
Mrs Marilyn Cox and family plus friends from Dugger Knox ville Merom Springville and Carthage shared a turkey dinner at Mr and Mrs Max Quillen. Visitors returned home from Ohio and Terre Haute after extended holiday gatherings with local relatives.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Lippeatt Jr joined Mrs Sadie Keene for Thanksgiving. Ronald Risinger and son Ronnie visited Detroit family relatives. Gladys Coyner stayed with Hazel Quillen. Ida Hope returned to Pontiac after caring for her ailing mother. Anna Cox is ill at her son Audie Cox's home.
Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were Mr and Mrs Warren Driver and son, Mrs Don Oniones and daughters, Mrs Lottie Brooks of Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs Otha Inman and children of Nine Mile, Dr Carl Burrell of Jasonville, Mrs Elmer Bunch, William Bunch, Robert Breden and Rev and Mrs Ernest Roberts of Odon and Mrs John Wallinford of Elnora.
The Turley family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the illness and passing of Jerry Marr Turley. Special appreciation to minister Maurice Clymore, singers, pallbearers, flower girls, and all who sent flowers or helped in any way.
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