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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
2
List of residents and court actions including drunken driving, driving while suspended, and reckless driving. Mentions patients at St Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute and several adoptions admissions. Births reported for Pickett Gentry Hamlin Wiggington. Damages from a single car accident on White Rose Road cited.
Sunday at 410 I Street NW, Lessie Hale was found at home and transported to a hospital with a possible heart attack.
The three medieval units were libra solidus and denarius forming the LSD abbreviation in historical texts.
Fog drizzle and rain dampened Indiana weekend and spilled into Monday. Weekend totals approached or exceeded an inch with more rain likely through Tuesday. Temperatures to stay 4 to 6 degrees below normal with little relief later in the week.
The first contingent of Greek troops pulled from Cyprus landed at Volos as announced by the government.
Mary Francis Beasey 83 of Linton died Friday at Rest Haven Nursing Home after eight years illness Funeral services were held today at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Miss Nora Yoder officiating Burial was in Fairview cemetery She was born May 26 1881 in Dubois County to John and Martha Schubla She married Lee King then Daniel Beasley both preceded her Surviving three daughters a son nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Three siblings also preceded her In Bloomfield Moses Harvey Martindale 95 of Scotland died Friday at Rest Haven Nursing Home Funeral services were held today at Jenkins Funeral Home Scotland Burial was in Scotland cemetery He was born July 10 1872 in Taylor Township son of William Granville and Carolina Hays Martindale He lived in Taylor Township all his life His wife Ida Martindale preceded him Surviving many children and grandchildren Roy Johnson 81 of Linton died today at a nursing home in Indianapolis after a lingering illness Born January 10 1886 in Clay City he was a retired coal miner member of United Mine Workers Local 7489 He is survived by son Daniel R Johnson and daughter Susannah Green both of Indianapolis a step son James Uland of Linton six grandchildren nine great grandchildren three brothers and two sisters Preceded in death by his wife Mary Ethel Johnson Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev Dale Hembaugh officiating Burial will be in Fairview cemetery Friends may call after noon Tuesday at the funeral home.
The Charles Robbs were 1 809 miles away in the Virgin Islands as wedding preparations and Christmas greenery updates continued at the White House. Mrs Lyncen B Johnson planned to fly to Texas to join her husband, while the President headed to the LBJ ranch after intense wedding events.
The Truthseekers class hosts a 2 p.m. Christmas party at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev and Mrs Scott and Mrs Evelyn Singer assisting. Delta Theta Tau holds a 7 30 p.m. party at 309 Eighth Street NE bringing mental health gifts and grab bag items. Linton Moose Lodge hosts a 7 p.m. fish fry with Skip Cody and his band. Jasonville Water Board meets at 6 p.m. in the utility building. City of Jasonville officials’ Christmas party is at Form it cafeteria at 7 p.m. Thursday with new officials invited. Open Door Sunday School Class hosts a 6 p.m. Christmas party on Tuesday December 12 in the church basement: two cover dishes and own table service. First Christian Church in Linton invites boys and girls to rehearse for the Sunday December 17 Christmas program with Mrs Violet Elliott on Thursday at 4 30 p.m.
The Shakamak Lakers fell to the South Knox Spartans 87 to 66. Mike Burton led Shakamak with 26 points while Frederick scored 17 for South Knox. The Spartans shot 52 percent to Shakamak’s 41 percent as South Knox led from early on. The Lakers visit Sullivan Friday and host Worthington Saturday on the Coalmont floor.
Mrs. Hickman born Sept 30 1902 Avoca Indiana died in a crash near Hickman. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Dugger Baptist Church with Rev. Ted Miller. Survived by husband two daughters a son Wayne of Springfield Ohio three brothers two sisters sixteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Burial in Dugger cemetery.
A fire starting in a power snowman near a Christmas party killed three students and injured 11 at a University of Pennsylvania fraternity house. Fire officials described the blaze as rapid and deadly with victims congregated in common areas.
In Greene County Circuit Court Indiana Estate No 7266 THELMA TITUS was appointed on November 27 1967 as executor of the estate of PAUL R All persons with claims must file within six months from this publication or be forever barred The notice is dated Bloomfield Indiana and signed by the court clerk of Greene County
Bloomfield beat Eastern 72 to 56 and then defeated Sullivan 85 to 50 at Bloomfield, with Mark Noel scoring 24 in the first game and Jim Tunge adding 28 in the Sullivan rout. North Central stretched its streak to five with an 84 to 66 victory over Elnora. Manfred Rieger set a new East German heavyweight weightlifting record at 1,155 pounds.
Sweden defeated Czechoslovakia in both singles and doubles to advance to the final round of the Kings Cup Tennis Tournament. The Swedish team will meet the survivor of the Britain Spain series for the cup on Tuesday.
An Olympic experts group in Lausanne met over the weekend to review ties between National Olympic Committees and to discuss technical preparations for the next general assembly of NOCs.
Detroit Re d Wings recall center Ricky Mc Cann from Fort Worth farm club in the Central Hockey League for a maximum five game stretch.
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