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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
6
In 1904 while with the Boston Red Sox the late umpire Big Bill Dineen pitched 37 consecutive complete games and 337 straight innings without relief, a remarkable durability feat from early baseball history.
The Indiana State Police advertised openings for a recruit training school to start March 16, 1964 at Indiana University. Superintendent George A Everett said the effort will raise the force to its authorized strength and establish an annual recruit program.
State Police will establish an Academy on the Indiana University campus in Bloomington. Fifty men will gain admission via competitive exams. Living quarters meals tuition provided. Eligible applicants must be US citizens resident in Indiana for at least one year, height 5 foot 9 inches to 6 foot 5 inches, 21 to 29 years old, hold a valid Indiana license and a high school diploma.
Early 1940s DiMaggio brothers played for Joe DiMaggio with the Yankees Dominic with the Red Sox Vincent with the Pirates and Yan with the Yankees, all spanning major league rosters.
Miss Susan Timmons and Robert Hunley exchanged vows at the First Christian Church in Linton at 2 30 PM Saturday in a double ring ceremony officiated by R E Dowden. The couple plans a Kentucky wedding trip and will reside in Dugger.
Mrs Edith Turley has been summoned to Princeton to attend court over the estate of her late sister Edna Hanna. Mrs Gertrude Cornell hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at her home with guests from Jacksonville and Coalmont including Ola Price Loren Buell Bessie Croft Everett Neal Robert Neal and family Jimmy Parson and others.
The Shakamak High School gymnasium in Jasonville hosts a Christmas concert featuring a 30 voice chorus and a 70 member symphonic band. Miss Charlotte Connors directs both groups, with a history of high contest ratings. Admission is free and the public is invited. the program includes multiple Christmas pieces and concert selections.
Plans completed for the Dugger American Legion No. 224 Christmas party at the legion home at 7 p.m. Saturday. Dinner includes turkey and ham. attendees bring a covered dish dessert and table service. A program is planned and Santa Claus will visit with treats for children.
Garments will be freed of dirt particles by ultrasonic devices installed in closets and home molding sets. The new system aims to automate dirt removal as part of clothing care.
The Planned Parenthood Federation of America reports a new oral contraceptive orthonovum 2-mag priced at about 10 cents a day. In trials with 3,983 U S women, no pregnancies occurred across 22,305 cycles, and officials say the lower price long awaited is now possible.
The Health Insurance Institute reports the group dental insurance population more than doubled since 1960 reaching about 1.15 million by end of 1962, up from 550,000. Plans offering coverage also rose from 128 to 296, signaling expanding availability.
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