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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1956
Page
8
District manager Joseph F. Hesselgrave outlined amendments allowing certain disabled children to receive benefits after turning 18. Eligible dependents include unmarried disabled youths and their mothers, with benefits continuing while total disability remains, even without a work record.
Lucy Chapel and families from Monroe City and Gary joined Mr. and Mrs. James Linn for a Sunday dinner. Mrs. Beck observed her 90th birthday with guests, while others made hospital and home visits. A Mt. Moriah church class plans a Christmas party at the VanHorn home Saturday night.
The Purity Rebekah lodge of Sandborn will elect officers at a meeting at the lodge hall in Sandborn at 7:00 PM Thursday. The annual Christmas party will follow with a 50 cent gift exchange. Refreshments will be served.
A local radio DJ Jack Rowzie answers a frantic call about a missing 9 year old and a hitchhiking 6 year old found near Rock Creek Park. The National Housing Convention in Chicago faces unspecified problems as preparations proceed.
Plans to plant a house in Chicago's Loop were impossible due to space limits. The National Association of Home Builders press agents floated a model home on a barge near the main drag. PAs worry visitors may joke about water in the basement.
A light feature notes that politicians should take up fishing as a pastime. It recalls past presidents who enjoyed angling, including George Washington, suggesting a tradition of leisure linked to leadership.
The piece notes the first leader of North America’s initial sports fishing club and mentions a 1957 automobile displayed on a Washington Union Station turntable visible to the public. A rubber model nearby waves at modern motoring while vandals stole a tail light assembly from the display. Guards monitor the dummy lady as a potential next target.
Mt Moriah church class will hold a Christmas party at 7 00 PM Saturday night at the VanHorn, officers said today.
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