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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
5
In Belim 1965 vehicles bought on installment totaled 5 758 million francs 15 460 000 according to figures published here The amount more than doubles the 1958 total of 2 661 million francs equivalent to 53 220 0 dollars
Mrs Marguerite Ducali an extension specialist at Pennsylvania State University says books and blocks aid a child’s manipulation imagination and social play. She notes flexibility is the greatest contribution of books enabling kids to build airports barns forts and more.
The Marco Methodist Church Sunday School class held a Christmas party at Mrs. Val Heim’s home with officer hostesses. Activities included devotions, a worship program, prize games, gift exchanges, and holiday snacks. Members and guests attended, with January hostesses named and cookies requested for Hospital Cheer Week.
New York reports Martha Shapp known for her sharp phrasing and encyclopedic mastery. She has read every word in the 20 volume Book of Knowledge, serving as editor in chief.
Local clubs and organizations, including Live-N-Joy, City Council, unions, Kiwanis, Masons, Shriners, Royal Arch, and choir groups, announce Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings at city halls, lodges, churches, and schools with times ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Several Christmas parties and a card exchange are noted.
Mrs Ethbert Newsom hosted the Worthington club as Mrs Delmar Griffith opened the session. Officers for the new year were elected with Mrs Raymond Sears named president and Miss Melmar Griffith first vice president. A candle-making demonstration and refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Robert N Apple of Sandborn announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday December 10 at Good Samaritan hospital in Vincennes. She is named Kavyen Janae and weighed seven pounds four ounces. She is welcomed by brother Neil grandparents Mr and Mrs Raph Apple of Sandborn and Mr and Mrs William Belka of Phoenix Art great grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Apple.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Edwards of Lyons announce the birth of their second child a son Kerry Joe on December 6 at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. He weighed six pounds five ounces and is welcomed by brother Kye Lee. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gilbert Reynolds of Dugger and Mr and Mrs Lex Edwards of Lyons.
Bronze pins were presented to two Shapemates TOPS club members for achieving 25 pounds weight loss at a Bloomfield meeting. Two others neared the goal as 620 pounds overall were shed since September. Officers elected for the new year include Mrs Vernon Strauser leader and Mrs Maynard Baggio co leader.
Mr and Mrs Yakey Arthur of Bloomfield celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday March 4 in Bloomfield. They married December 18 1926 in Sen cer and lived most of their married life in Greene County except three years in Bloomington. They are parents of four children Bob Arthur Bloomington Bill Arthur Davenport Ia Betty Arthur Indianapolis serving in U S Army and have 11 grandchildren. Friends and relatives are invited to call at their home on Highway 54 west of the River Bridge in Bloomfield.
Readers share frugal kitchen hacks from frying chicken fat to flavor cookies using melted chicken fat. A reader stores neck meat broth for dressings, suggests using plastic wrap to protect glasses during hair coloring, and offers clever closet shoe storage and sleeve hemming tricks.
A home cook explains trimming fat from leftover pork, tying it in a nylon net, and placing the bundle atop navy beans during cooking to season them without excess fat. The method aims to infuse flavor while keeping the beans lean.
Delta Alpha Christian class celebration included a 30 member dinner and Christmas tree gifts. Mrs Ruth Morgan led the meeting with reports and voting to send 25 to Ladora Christian home. Gifts were given to teacher Mrs Eric Beasley and a chalk drawing of Silent Night featured.
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