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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

Page

2

Infant Jeffrey McDonald Dies. Rites Planned

Jeffrey Lee McDonald, 2% month old son of Robert E. and Marcella Mowery McDonald, died early today in Greene County. An autopsy will determine cause. he was born Oct 9, 1961 in Vincennes. Survived by parents, one brother Scott, and grandparents Estanald and William H. Mowery. Funeral set at Providence Baptist Church with burial in Walker Cemetery.

Jeffrey Lee McDonald Robert E Marcella Mowery McDonald Jasonville Delmar Hsler Greene County Freeman-Gretne County Hospital S . Jerrey Lee Vincennes Scott E. McDonald Scott E. McDonald, At Home, and the Grandparents, Mrs. Estanald of Linton William H. Mowery Linton Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Providence Baptist Church Roy Bridwell Walker Cemetery

U.N. Hints Major Katanga Drive Planned

U N hints a large offensive against Katanga as cease fire talks continue. In Leopoldville the U N spokesman denied bombing a hospital in Jedotville while confirming a strafing by 20 mm cannon planes. The Benedictine friars' headquarters were damaged by mortar fire and the French consulate suffered minor damage.

Leopoldville U. N Jedotville

Guild members asked to bring cookies for cheer days

Linton Free man Greene County Hospital Guild members are asked to bring cookies to the hospital front office on Thursday morning December 21. The guild will serve Thursday and Friday evenings for cheer days.

Linton Freeman-Greene County Hospital Guild Home Finance Greene County

Local High School and College Scores and Tonight Schedule

A roundup of recent high school basketball results including Sullivan 72 over Dugger 48 and Pleasantville 65 over Oaktown 52 plus college scores such as Butler 8 Valencia 77 and Vincennes 99 Hannibal LaGrange 63. Tonight features North Central at Jasonville and Sullivan at Linton among others.

Live stock market reports from Indianapolis

Hogs bidding strong to 25 higher with ranges 190 to 600 pounds from 13.00 to 17.85 per cwt. Cattle and calves show steady to higher prices with choice steers around 27.00 and cows 14.00 to 16.00. Sheep and lamb prices vary, with weighted averages and ranges listed for different grades and weights.

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Sullivan Arrows Top Dugger 72 48 in Home Win

Sullivan High School Arrows outscored Dugger Bulldogs 22 points in the fourth quarter to win 72 48 at Dugger. Dan Oliver led Dugger with 22 points on seven field goals and eight free throws while Tom Cooper led Sullivan with 18 points and Dennis Shannon 11. The Arrows hold a 34 24 halftime lead and face Linton next. The Arrow Seconds won 25 19.

Sullivan High School Dugger Bulldogs Dugger Arrows Dan Oliver Avows Bulldogs Sullivan Union Tom Cooper Dennis Shanon Linton Miners Linton Arrow Dukes Goodman Oliver Leeor Kong Cass C Gamble Sait Gilham _ es Howe Ll Witte

Ramblers Spoil Debut of New Gym

Worthington High School defeated Eastern Thunderbirds 70 to 53 in the debut at the new Eastern gym. Phil Padgett led Worthington with 28 points, supported by Ellis Knoy and Dave Franklin with 13 each, while Ronnie Crowe led Eastern with 17 points, John Crowe 15, and Jim Benham 11. The Worthington Seconds won 42 to 32.

Worthington Thunderbirds Ramblers Phil Padgett Ellis Knoy Dave Franklin Easterners Ronnie Crowe John Crowe Jim Bennam Ree Ec Emer Ss . S Pickard Padgett al Ae Royal Ks Ae Som Aloes Eastern Hudson Crowe Hes James Seta Ae Benham Fe Ha Duran A Ae

Pleasantville Streaks Top Oak Town 65 to 52

Pleasantville Blue Streaks defeated Oak Town Oaks 65 52 at home to move back into the black. Hardesty Rooksberry and Brewer led with 16 16 and 13 points while McGuire and Hall each had 18 for the Oaks. The B team prior won 33 13.

Pleasantville Blue Victory Ledger Oaktown Oaks Pleasantville Gymnasium Pleasantville Rodney Hardesty Bob Rooksberry Jerry Brewer Oaktown Oaks McGuire Hall Hardesty Brewer Tle Hollingsworth Rooksberry Beawell Aone Tinenesens Perkinson Ue le Axe Pe, Nonce Ene MpGuite G —S Otals

Hospital Report Admits and Dismissals From Area

Admissions include Mrs Lloyd Yoder of Linton Everett Gardner of Springville Mrs Gertrude Coley of Bloomfield and Mrs Edward Miller of Linton who gave birth to a daughter weighing six pounds and ninety one ounces Dismissals list Monie Hannum of Linton Mrs Sarah Holder of Linton Mrs Donald Bland and daughter Terre Haute Mrs J David Meyen-card and baby Coal City Mrs Jerry Myers of Linton Mrs Floyd Uriey of Jasonville Mrs Ray Hubble and son Linton Mrs Ruth Blanton Worthington Mrs Woodrow Malone Worthington Mrs Henry Jenkinson Sandborn Harvey Goble Hymera and Mrs Robert Settles Bloomfield

Lloyd Yoder Linton Everett Gardner Springville Gertrude Coley Bloomfield Edward Miller Monie Hannum Sarah Holder Donald Bland Lerre Haute J. David Meyencardt Gaby Coal City Jerry Myers Floyd ‘Uriey Jasonville

Father of Seven Dies at 52 in Sullivan

Robert O. Ruff 52 of Pleasantville died at 4:00 am at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan after a long illness. He worked for Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad, was a Methodist and AFL-CIO member, born March 3 1909 at Lewis Creek. Survived by widow Nancy Bratcher Ruff, five daughters Loretta Christene Darlene Lesley Lee Rosemary, two sons Allen Robert Timothy Omar, brother James Edgar Ruff Indianapolis, sisters Helen Mc Mullins Betty Esch Vivian Ruff Indianapolis. Body taken to Newkirk Funeral home.

Robert O. Ruff Pleasantville Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Ruff Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company Nancy Bratcher Ruff Loretta Christene Darlene Lesley Lee Rosemary Ruf Allen Robert Timothy Omar Ruff James Edgar Ruff Indianapolis Helen McMullins Betty Esch Vivian Ruff Rufff Newkirk

Pleasantville funeral services for friend group

Friends may call after 1 30 p m Thursday at the Dugger home. Funeral services follow Friday at 2 o clock in Pleasantville Methodist Church with Rev William Earsley officiating. Burial will be in Pleasantville Cemetery.

Dugger Pleasantville Methodist Church William Earsley Pleasantville

Youth Is Accused In Death Of Girl 14

Charles Weaver 16 of Osceola is jailed in St. Joseph County charged with the Thanksgiving night murder of 14 year old Mary Koontz, a neighbor and relative by marriage. Sheriff Locks says Weaver confessed after two hours of questioning and was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Clay Two, ordered held for grand jury action.

South Bend Ind Charles Weaver Osceola St. Joseph Von Mary Koontz William J. Locks Weaver Clay Justice of the Peace Herbert Bi

Missing girl found strangled near home after Thanksgiving

A girl who vanished on Thanksgiving night was found Nov 25 in a clearing near her home. Her partially clothed body was tied to a tree. police say she was strangled after leaving for a church supper with a friend. READ THE WANT-ADS

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