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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1963

Page

3

Linton Junior High Teams Triumph In Double Victory

Linton Stockton junior high basketball teams won both games at Worthington. A team dominating 61 to 12 and B team 55 to 38 as Linton outplayed opponents in size and quickness. Scorers for A team included Wright 16 and Newsom 13 while B team top scorers were Gillan 18 and Carpenter 12.

Linton - Stockton Worthington Linton Tesm Newsom Payne Moore Wright Flickinger Gregory Ausman Lynn Sheffler Seever Earle Haag Hostetter Stockrahm Stahl Haas Franklin Padgett Livingston Moses Borders Linton—Bowersock Murdock Carpenter Gillan Crynes Davis Medcalf Deault Edwards Tannehill Laughlin Miller Plew

Washington Township Club Dinner At L and M School

The Modern Living Home Demonstration club of Washington township held a dinner meeting in the home economics room of the L and M school. A covered dish supper featured baked ham. A business meeting was led by president Mrs. Joel Benham. The group reviewed It Came Upon The Midnight Clear and sang, committee appointments were made, and secret pal names were drawn.

Modern Living Home Demonstration Club Washington Township Home Economic L and M_ school Asbury Hunter Joel Benham John Klinger Cletus Shepherd Dennis York Glen Anderson William Richardson Emil Mullis

Safety glass standard on automobiles since 1928

Safety glass has been standard equipment on automobiles since 1928, marking a major shift in vehicle safety. The change provided enhanced protection for occupants by reducing the risk of injury from shattered glass in accidents.

Educate Palate for Diet Success Says MSU Expert

East Lansing Michigan Mrs Anita Dean of the MSU Cooperative Extension Service outlines four requirements for sound reducing diets. Foods should resemble familiar meals to sustain life long, should satisfy hunger, be nutritionally adequate and low in calories. Moderate activity aids weight loss without increasing appetite.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State University Anita Dean MSU Cooperative Extension Service

Peptic Ulcer Mortality Rising Among Women

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company statisticians report a notable rise in deaths from peptic ulcer among women over the past decade, contrasting with a decline or slower increase in men.

New York Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Report

Classic Old Fashioned Christmas at Freeman-Greene Guild Dinner

More than 125 guests from across Greene County gathered at Linton Country Club for the annual Christmas dinner. Bloomfield and Marco groups hosted. Rev Ronald Henwood led prayers and music as Derald and Maurice Haywood sang with Linda Haywood at piano.

Freeman- Greene County Hospital Guild Linton Country Club Ronald Henwood Ruth Taylor Henwood Avery Murry Edwin Bailey J. A. Graf David Brown Harold Scott Pink Ladies Candy Stripers Bloomfield Derald and Maurice Haywood Delbert Haywood Mommy Santa Claus Linda Haywood Bloomfield High School Fern Corbin Wancy Diana Gholson JoAnn Lester Charlotte Corbin Stephen Boyd Ralph Kohr Hazel Smith Roy Borders

Tiny One Room Idaho School Holds Fast in Desert Remoteness

In THREE CREEK Idaho the one room schoolhouse with nine pupils stays open under Twin Falls and Owyhee districts. Miss Kathy Bartholomew age 20 teaches a frigid winterless year in a bare room heated by a single oil heater. Pupils rely on boarding homes when they finish eighth grade and move to larger towns. families drift apart between school life and cattle duties.

Three Creek Idaho Twin Falls Owyhee Nevada Kathy Bartholomew Jerome

Chemical industry urged to build overseas markets

Frederick W. Dow of Dow Chemical International told the 51st National Meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in San Juan that the American chemical industry must expand to foreign markets. He argued a strong trade surplus supports U.S. political and military goals and urged bringing American chemical technology to Asia Africa and South America with emphasis on private sector capital.

San Juan P.R Wpl American Chemical Industry United States American Institute of Chemical Engineers Free World Frederick W. Dow Dow Chemical International S.A New York Asia Africa South America

EUB Church to Present Love Transcending Cantata

The Evangelical United Brethren church choir will perform the cantata Love Transcending at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with Mrs. Harold Scott directing and Mrs. Richard Jerrels on piano. Soloists include Kenny Landis Hildred McDonald Ora McCollister Raymond Boston Rev. Harold Scott and David Walton narrating. Handbells will accompany the procession from the nave to the pews.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold Scott Richard Jerrels Kenny Landis Hildred McDonald Ora McCollister Raymond Boston David Walton John W. Peterson Alfred B. Smith

Youth Group to Present Christmas Play at Church

The Evangelical United Brethren Youth Fellowship of Linton will stage Mine Eyes Have Seen a 60 minute Christmas play in the church sanctuary at 7 p m Sunday Rev Harold Scott pastor and Miss June May Baugh director invite the public to attend.

The Evangelical United Brethren Church of Linton Harold Scott June Maybaugh

U S illiteracy reported by NEA alarms nation

The National Education Association reports eleven million adults in the United States cannot read or write. It notes 2 million plus adults over 18 have not passed seventh grade and 57 percent have not completed high school.

Washington United States National Education Association NEA

Santa Claus Declared Real by West Virginia Supreme Court

The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the existence of Santa Claus in a 1926 opinion cited again amid holiday belief. Justice John H. Hatcher warned reformers to leave the matter to faith, praising the sleigh and reindeer as proof and noting children’ s belief fueled by stockings and the yearly Christmas marvels.

Charleston W. Va Uph Santa Claus West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals John H. Hatcher St. Nicholas Alis Kris Kringle Hatcher Santa Europe Asia Minor Claus North Pole Homer B. Woods Ens

Linton-Stockton Varsity Schedule Highlights Saturday

Saturday schedule lists Sullivan at Linton 630 a m Worthington at Bh L and M at Carlisle Shakamak at Pleasantville Eastern at Unionville Wheatland at Dugger Switz City at Carlisle Linton-Stockton Biddy Leng J a m to noon.

Linton-Stockton Sullivan Linton Worthingto Carlisle Shakamak Pleasantville Eastern Unionville Wheatland Dugger Switz City

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