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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
6
University of Illinois researchers develop a method to reduce moisture in high moisture shelled corn by using refrigerated air drying. This process extracts moisture from the corn kernels, enabling better storage and preservation.
Glenburn Methodist Church announces a family night at the community house on Saturday with a 6 30 turkey supper. Attendees should bring a desert and salad, and a 50 cent grab bag will be provided. Parents are urged to bring gifts for their children and all church members friends and families are invited.
A three alarm blaze in near zero weather tore through Quality Cleaners Laundromat and Jones Vending Service in the 600 block of Massachusetts Ave near Monument Circle. The Becker Roofing Co. suffered smoke damage, Frosty Tap Tavern was smoky, and a third business faced damage as investigators suspect a defective clothes dryer sparked the fire discovered shortly after 6 a.m.
William Starbuck 35 former New Castle city councilman was arrested on charges of embezzling 50000 dollars from Economy Finance where he was branch manager. He allegedly created fake loans to fictitious borrowers and will be arraigned in Henry Circuit Court Friday. He resigned last week after seven years on the council.
Miss Mary E. Saucerman of Carlisle, a former Morris Chapel resident, will celebrate her 81st birthday on Sunday December 16. She suffered a broken hip in a August fall and has been a patient at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan since.
Sullivan High School chorus presents a 30 minute program on WTHI Channel 10 from 7 to 730 PM. Co sponsored by Sullivan State Bank and Sullivan County REMC for the third year running.
Harry Tryon of Linton submitted to major surgery at Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis. His condition is satisfactory and he is in room 420. Wisconsin Conservation Department surveys show the state deer population above 400000, with the heaviest concentrations in northwest and west central regions.
American Legion Junior League standings show Alley Dusters led by Mitchell Clayton Allen Blind and R Sellars with a 1 2 record. Pin Busters led by Blind Sappenfield DeCourcy Reed Moody went 2 1. Railroaders and Pinspotters posted 2 1 and 1 2 records respectively.
Indiana State edged Wisconsin 87-86 on the road as John Robbins hit a go ahead jumper for the Sycamores. Wabash defeated DePauw 69-66 from the line while Indiana lost 52-51 to Missouri in a tight road test.
Vincennes Indiana Howard Price aged 48 was found dead in a neighbor's yard Monday. Authorities scheduled an autopsy to determine the cause of death noting he had been dead about six to seven hours.
Local schedule features several key games tonight Friday and Saturday. Bloomfield visits Worthington and then Linton hosts Bloomfield. Worthington hosts Eastern and Linton faces Sullivan. Carlisle and Midland meet Switz City Central. many area teams seek wins before Christmas.
The Church of the Nazarene will present its annual Christmas program at 7:00 pm Thursday evening December 20 at the church. Reverend Stanley Hill, pastor, announced today that children and the young people will perform recitations dialogues and songs in a miscellaneous program.
The congregation and Rev. Mr. Hill extended an invitation to the public to attend the program.
The Senior Bible class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church at noon Wednesday for a covered dish dinner. Officers said a Christmas program will be presented in the afternoon and invited all class members and friends to attend.
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