More Rain in Sight For State
Drizzle and light rain damped Indiana today as the weather shifted from dry to wet with showers expected today tonight Saturday and likely early Sunday. The five day outlook calls for one quarter to a half inch of rain after the weekend while mild temperatures persist keeping precipitation from snow and slippery streets.
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United Press International
Indiana
Indianapolis
Newberry
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Evansville
High Points
South Bend
Community meeting notices and holiday events list
Local groups schedule Friday activities including Women of Moose at eight, Alpha Bible class at seven, Civitan at seven, Jasonville Methodist youth practices, SPE BSQSA at Linton, Elks Christmas party with gift exchange, Sandborn church board at seven thirty, Shakamak Band Boosters at six thirty, FOP Auxiliary at seven, Mu Beta Gamma circle at seven thirty, Mothers of WWI in Linton at one, Girls Order at seven, Alpha Delphia at seven fifteen, Town and Country Home Demonstration dinner at six, and a Christmas program teaser.
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Wabash Valley
Spebsqsa
American Legion
Linton
Elks Lades
Lodge
Sandborn Christian Church Board
Shakamak Band
FOP
Mu Beta Gamma M’ss
Circle of First Baptist Church
Mothers of
Bella Keller
Linton Order
Masonicall
Alpha Delphia Club
Klusmeier’s
Unitas Sets NFL Record With 15 300-Yard Passes
Baltimore Colts quarterback John Unitas extends the NFL record with his 15th 300 yard pass game, highlighting a career of elite passing performances in professional football.
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Baltimore
UPI
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Thursday List
Admission names include Herbert Solliday Worthington Mertha Swango Owensburg Marilyn Carpenter Ragsdale Leland Padgett Springville. Dismissal entries list Mrs Bernard Hamilton Worthington Joan Cox Bloomfield Jean Ann Tryon Linton for Thursday records.
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Mertha Swango
Owensburg
Marilyn. Carpenter
Ragsdale
Leland Padgett
Springville
Bernard Hamilton
Worthington
Joan Cox
Bloomfeld
Jean Ann Tryon
Linton
Claim Filed Over Estate Care by Greene County Clerk
A claim against the estate of the late F A VanSant was filed in Greene county docket by Daniel Feutz seeking 10289167 dollars for care from 1931 to 1965. The record also notes a court ruling in a separate damages case and multiple arraignments and hearings including a guilty plea for Verlin Shields and a restraining order matter in Crady vs Crady with hearing date set.
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F. A. VanSant
Greene County
Daniel Feutz
Dr. van Sant
Cleo Bateman
Guy Delphin
Verlin Shields
Indiana State Reformatory
James Sparks
Shields
Gene Aldrich
Marcella Crady
Clifford Crady
Linton Cub Scouts Christmas party and local meetings brief
Cub Scouts of Linton plan a Christmas party at the Boy Scout hall on south Main at 7 30 p m Wednesday with a 50 cent gift exchange and activities including color guard a play awards games and refreshments. Linton Chamber of Commerce directors to meet Monday at the high school cafeteria at 11 30 a m to proceed through lunch before students are dismissed. A Bible trimmed in gold will be presented to the oldest Bible brought to Coalmont Baptist church Sunday night. Mrs Clyde Reintjes will host Alpha Delphian club at Klusmeijer s at 7 15 p m Monday with a 1 gift for exchange and a mental health gift and a musical program planned.
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Cub Scouts of
Linton
Boy Scout Hall
South Main St
Enders
Linton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Coalmont Baptist Church
Roy Bridwell
Clyde Reintjes
Alpha Delphian Club
Klusmeijer’s
Combat Death Toll At 1432 In Viet Nam
Washington reports 1432 U S combat deaths in Viet Nam through Monday, up 76 in seven days. Wounded rise 271 to 6496, with 120 missing and prisoners of war down to 25.
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Viet Nam
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Face Sets Record For Most Baseball Reliever Games
Elroy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates finished more games than any other pitcher in baseball history with 415 appearances before the 1965 season, cementing a unique relief role.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Teen-Agers From Many Lands List Their Biggest Worries
New York United Press International reports a survey of 70 teens from 40 nations at the Girl Scout Senior Round-up in Farragut Idaho. The group mostly cites concerns over poverty education and exams while few list the bomb as a major worry.
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New York
UPI
Farragut
Idaho
World Association of Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
America
India
Robyn Riddett
Seaford
Australia
Christmas in America tribute in Chicago’s Museum display
In Chicago the 23rd annual Christmas Around the World festival at the Museum of Science and Industry showcases yuletide customs from 23 nations. Immigrant groups from Ireland, Germany, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Denmark, Sweden, France, China, Armenia, Italy, Croatia, Mexico, the Netherlands and others present stage programs and daily theater showcases through December 20.
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Raymond Lajoie
Central Press
Chicago
Ill
Windy
Museum of Science and Industry
Duchy of Luxembourg
United States
Denmark
Sweden
France
China
Armenia
Italy
Croatia
Mexico
Netherlands
Kotas
Gifts That Suit Each Child Can Bring Real Joy
Wise gift selection hinges on age, interests, and personality. Assess the child's development and preferences, then choose useful, engaging items such as appropriate games, books, or team gear. A well chosen gift brings lasting pleasure beyond price.
Greene County CROP Report Sets Record Giving 1965
The Greene County Christian Rural Overseas Program reports a 1965 total CROP offering of 1810.37, about four times 1964, and near the county’s all time high. With government surplus food, county giving totals about 5431.11 to feed overseas missionaries including war torn South Vietnam. Local townships report varied sums from Beech Creek 90 to Worthington 26.30, with several entries listed for Smith, Taylor, Washington and others.
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Greene County Crop Committee
Greene County Christian Rural Overseas
Beech Creek
Center
Cass
Fairpay
Grant C
Highland
Jefferson and
Jackson
Richland
Smith
Stafford
Stockton
Taylor
Washington
Wright
Bloomfield
Jasonville
Linton
Lyons
Worthington
Final Settlement Notice in Greene Circuit Court
Notice is given that William Shearn as Administrator of Martha Shearn’s estate in Greene Circuit Court has filed final settlement and a petition for distribution. The December term 1965 hearing on December 20 requires creditors and legatees to appear and prove heirship or show cause why the account should not be approved.
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Williem Shearn
Martha Shearn
Deceas
Greene Circuit Court
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Civitan Club
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Herbert Solliday
Worthing
Circuit Court
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Pirtle
Linton Daily Citizen
Los Angeles
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Unicef
United Nations Children’s Organization
Stockholm
Wollensak Company
Orturn Berger
Bremen
Germany
Regini Wadhwa
Lucknow
Hau
Regini
Robyn
Anne-Grete Gissemann
Sjaelland
Ing
Anne Grete
Memphis
Tenn
Tytti Tamminen
Helsinki
Finland
Constanza Calderoni
Mexico City
Peta Nelson
Umtata
Transkei
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Seoul
Korea
Tomoko Yasukawa
Tokyo
Wilma Teller
Bogota
Columbia
Bob Kotas
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América
Great Britain
Poland
Latvia
Lithuania
Ukraine
Christ
Czechoslovakia
Slovenia
Estonia
Japan
Our
United Nations
Mister Breger
Ae Jay
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Str
Warren H.onken
James J. Coudret
Rome
Mali
United Press Ininal News Service
Hoosier
William Shearn
So Circuit
Claude Story
Beasley & Beas
Spencer Optical Co
Piri
I_atent
E. Morgan St. Spencer, Ind
Switz City
Sunoco
Jet
Dial
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