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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
2
Worthington Mason's Lodge sets a 7:30 p.m. service today for Edward Stowed who died Sunday in Linton. The Myers Funeral Home in Worthington hosts calling hours. A second service for Steward is at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the same funeral home with interment in Worthington Cemetery.
Homer Stanley Thomas died Sunday at his Bloomfield home. Funeral services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Jenkins Funeral Home in Bloomfield with Rev. Ted Miller officiating. Burial will follow at Grandview Cemetery. friends may gather at the funeral home anytime.
Mrs Fannie Boruff 73 died Monday in an Anderson hospital. Funeral 2 p m Thursday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with calling after 7 p m today. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Linton. Survivors include son Wayne Speedway daughter Virginia Norris Anderson three sisters Julia Wiley St Petersburg Fla Phoebe Himebrook Linton Pearl Lowdermilk Terre Haute three grandchildren eight great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Boone Hayworth 83 who died Sunday at Linton will be at De Baun Funeral Home Terre Haute at 1 p.m. Burial follows in Hull cemetery. Survived by two sons Ell and Clarence two daughters Edith and Jennie four sisters Mary Emeline Ara Lena and Texas relatives include 18 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
David Warren Love, 72, of Linton died last night after five years of poor health and a week of serious illness. He was born in Daviess County to David R. and Ida Howes Love and never married. Survived by brother Robert Love of Linton and sister Irene Gowens of Linton. The body lies at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel with calling after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services are Thursday at the chapel, burial in Bethany Cemetery.
Alma C. Heidenreich 77 of Westphalia died at 7 30 pm Monday at Freekindville Community Home after years of failing health. Born in Vincennes August 22 1889 she lived most of her life in Westphalia. She was active in Salem United Church of Christ and its Womens Fellowship. Survived by son Richard C Heidenreich Westphalia daughter Martha Minderman Vincennes six grandchildren sister Ber Misner West Lafayette brother Albert Horstman Muse Oklahoma. Funeral at Ives Poindexter Sandbern 2 pm Thursday with John Bock officiating burial in Westphalia Cemetery.
Jasonville resident Leon McClanahan 65 died suddenly Monday at 3 30 PM en route home from a grocery. Apparent heart attack noted. Born Oct 21 1901 in Sullivan County he worked at Greene Valley Mine Terre Haute retired 196? Survived by wife Bonnie Burnie McClanahan two daughters Evan Shipman Dugger and Harold Greenwood Terre Haute six grandchildren and many siblings and step relatives Funeral at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville Friday 2 PM Rev William Simpson officiating Interment in K of P Cemetery Hymera Call after 6 PM Wednesday.
Robert Veth and Tilman Won ders of Linton attended a week long course at Savannah Army Depot on fighting nuclear weapon and radioactive material fires. Mrs Helen Surmons cited for failure to yield in a Linton traffic incident. An early Main Street collision involved backing into a car with no injuries reported. Women of the Moose Chapter 19 set a Christmas party for Friday night in the Antler room at 8 p.m. Mrs Orma Bosell urged bringing a gift. Greenfield’s Mrs Chester Wills hospitalized for treatment and observation.
Kiwanis club of Linton will host a 6 30 p m dinner meeting at Klusmeyer's dining room. Wayne Wright program chair announces a film on community service with Mrs Patty Evans guest speaker. Robert Bedwell president elect will lead a board meeting after dinner to plan a December 20 ladies night Christmas party.
Indianapolis Indiana Governor Branigin will ask the 1967 Legislature to appropriate general funds to offset a 53 percent cut in federal highway funds. Highway projects face postponement and contract reviews through spring as Indiana absorbs reduced federal allocations and delays in funding.
Citizens of Newfound follow a Christmas custom called Fishing for the Church. Large catches are brought by Sa village parishioners to the church where fish are sold to raise proceeds for buying firewood for the curate.
In Marilyn Bays versus Ricky Bays a temporary restraining order remains in effect as a trial approaches with support payments ordered. fees set at 125 dollars due in two installments. Dismissals and pleas entered for several defendants include not guilty pleas for Francis Hiatt on a drunken driving fatality charge and Michael Welch on child neglect with trial dates in 1967. Glenn Inman found guilty of public intoxication with a 50 dollar fine and six months at Indiana State Farm, with three months suspended for good behavior. A process to revoke suspended sentences for Danny Meyers and Terry Shouse is heard, and a temporary restraining order is issued in Helen Skinner versus Elbert Skinner with a hearing set for December 16. Multiple adoptions and appearances are listed, including Roscoe Baker, Eugene Powell dismissal, and various Bloomfield, Linton, and Jasonville residents.
Roger Lee Pace of Bedford and Linda Tonele Raney of Linton along with Clarence D. Russell of Linton and Rosemary Reedy of Jason Vile and James Warner Thompson and Linda Lee McNew of Linton are listed. Also named are Tommy Joe Richardson with Carol Ann Bailey of Bloomfield Freddie Joe Workman of Bloomfield and Wanda Kay Spelts of Linton.
Evans E. Bennington and spouse transfer property in Wright Township to Sentry Realty Co. Arthur D. Montgomery and spouse transfer real estate in Beech Creek Township to Kenneth F. Smith.
The text notes Santa Claus remains a popular gifts figure, with many in Northern Europe awaiting St. Nicholas on December 5th Eve. In Spain and Latin America the Three Kings deliver gifts on Epiphany Eve, January 5th.
The Linton Daily Citizen publishes on weekdays and weekends with exceptions for July 4 Thanksgiving and Christmas. Rates include home delivery by carrier, motor route, or mail with annual and short-term options for Indiana and other states. Editor and publisher is Warren H. Onken with Ann Toney as News Editor.
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by a hard of hearing man. He has over ten years of hearing loss and offers free information to interested readers at A. W. Newell, 32 E. St., Erie, Pennsylvania.
An old English tale links holly placed in beehives at Christmas to the Nativity celebration. The legend says bees hum a hymn joy at the manger as holly decorations accompany the season.
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