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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
5
Virginia Tech President T Marshall Hahn says the freshman cadets no longer perform shoes shining and brass polishing for upperclassmen. The period is now designated for study as the education aim of college is emphasized.
Anchorage hosts about twenty percent of the world’s registered private float planes, according to the Federal Aviation Agency. The statistic highlights Alaska’s prominent role in seaplane aviation and remote transport connectivity.
Readable items list LSHS Honor Roll recipients by class including seniors Judy Chamberlain and Jim Lynch and freshmen Keith Brashears The Linton-Stockton Miners win two games last week and prepare to face Sullivan The Shakamak FFA holds green hand initiation and Rainbow Girls plan a Christmas dance at the Masonic Hall Also note birthdays and school activities including pep band twirlers and yell leader photos The column ends with reminders about caps gowns tryouts and upcoming tests
The Population Reference Bureau in Washington DC notes nearly nine million people share a common birthday highlighting a large overlap across the nation.
Howard Cromwell Unit No. 128 held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Bella Keller's home. Decorations featured two lit trees and holly as members shared a noon meal, a brief business meeting, and plans for veterans' aid including sending 18 pairs of scuffies to the Indianapolis Veterans Hospital and donations to hospital chairmen Mrs. Mary McNeil and Corale Ball. The unit plans future meetings at Mrs. Keller's home on the second and fourth Mondays at 1 p.m. until St. Peter's hall is available. The next meeting is Monday January 13 at 1 p.m.
The Lyons Christian Church Women’s Fellowship met at the church with Mrs. Bernard Sappenfield hosting. Devotional led by Cheerful Fields used World Call material on Christmas and missions. Read 59 books in the year. Gifts for orphans at Cleveland church home placed under a Christmas tree. An Indian speaker named Dylan was invited to lecture. A playlet narrated by Eva Richards featured Rachel Collins Catherine Edwards and Kathryn Mullis. Refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
The Prairie Chapel Methodist church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a luncheon at the church with Mrs. Owen York as hostess. Rev. Tom Stiles gave the prayer, and the group heard devotionals from Mrs. Clem Campbell and reading from Secret Place.
The Columbian Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star met with Mrs. Virginia Lee in charge. Reese Harbin gave a Masonry history summary. Grand Worthy Matron Helen Spencer Garriott will attend joint inspections for Lyons, Dugger and Columbian chapters Thursday. A 6 p.m. smorgasbord dinner followed. members act as hostesses. Initiation at next meeting and a Christmas party with a 50 cent grab bag planned.
Milwaukee County Clerk Clemens F. Michalski announced that an electronic computer will be used next year to track dog owner license renewals. The move aims to streamline enforcement and reduce lapses in compliance.
Multiple clubs meet evenings across Lyons Jasonville and surrounding towns. Choral groups, DeMolay, Masonic bodies, auxiliary units, Lions, Kiwanis and Jaycees hold meetings in schools, halls, and churches with activities from caroling to Christmas parties and civic projects.
The Linton chapter of Tri Kappa sorority held a Christmas party at the Roosevelt hotel in the Redonda room. Guests received wrapped gifts containing a festive luncheon and treats as decor and games provided prizes to several members.
President Johnson cast an absentee ballot for the December 17 Texas 10th District election to replace Rep. Homer Thornberry who resigns December 20 to become a U.S. district judge. Democrat Jake Pickle, a former Johnson campaign worker, faces Republican Jim Dobbs.
Mrs. Phyllis Spice hosted the Qui Vive club with co hostess Mrs. Eloise Timmons. They planned to buy clothing for an elementary student and finalize plans for a Christmas party. FanTan games awarded prizes to Mrs. Betty Walton, Mrs. Rosemary Jones, Mrs. Helen Jones, and Mrs. Ernie Ferry.
Crane Indiana guards at the Naval Ammunition Depot plan to release K 9 dogs when trespassers resist arrest after deer poaching incidents. Three women escaped after firing at guards from cover last weekend. dogs will be used for detection and tracking in future patrols.
The 60 year old comedian may depart Chil dren's Hospital today after a blood cut on his left eye. Doctors said his eye responded well to light therapy and he was up and active, planning to return home to Southern California for a week of rest before a planned service tour in the Mediterranean during Christmas.
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