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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
2
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MUNCIE Ind Ub Merv Rettenmund catcher and out fielder at Ball State Teachers College is set to report to the Baltimore Orioles in March for assignment to Elmira New York in the AA Eastern League after signing a bonus contract.
Mrs Pearl Scamihorn, 75, died Monday at St Marys hospital in Kankakee Illinois. A Dugger resident until moving two years ago to Momence to live with daughter Ruth Butler. Survived by two brothers Fred and Jesse Shipman both of Dugger and sister Dorothy Turpin of Dugger plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Preceded in death by two sons Max and Donald and daughter Viola Borders. Body returned to Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger with calling after 11 am Wednesday. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Antioch Cemetery.
Funeral services for Richard Ray Mullens of Bedford aged 49 will be at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Day and Carter Mortuary Bedford Burial in Cresthaven Memory Garden Mullens died Sunday at home He belonged to Jasonville Baptist Church and the Bedford Elks lodge Survivors include widow Virginia a daughter Mary Beth Mullens of Indianapolis his parents Bert and Mrs Mullens of Jasonville two sisters Nina Thompson of Mount Ephraim NJ and Mary Hert of Jasonville and maternal grandmother Mrs Pearl Arnett of Terre Haute
Mary Alice Campbell a resident of Washington Township died at 7 39 p m Monday at her home She was born February 15 1908 in Washington Township daughter of Levy and Flossie Sheher Bouff She was a member of Prairie Chapel Methodist church Order of Eastern Star Lyons Royal Neighbor War Mothers and the Rebekah Lodge Surviving husband Clem C Campbell a son James C Campbell step daughter Mrs Frank Shoptow of Bloomfield two grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Prairie Chapel Methodist church Rev Tom Stiles officiating burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery Friends may call at Jenkins Funeral Home in Lyons after 7 pm today
Fort Madison Iowa reports that U.S. manufacturing and service firms will spend about 300 million dollars on business gifts for customers and prospects in year. More than 200 million is earmarked for Christmas and year end remembrances. W A Sheaffer Pen Co marketing VP John O D Sheaffer notes these figures exclude steady sales of writing instruments and year round premiums.
Weekend pheasant opening in South Dakota saw 650000 birds bagged versus 1260000 last year while Maine flags disease risks from porcupines. Missouri led last year with 69997 opossum trapping, Texas dove totals reach 288528 with 49431 unretrieved. New Hampshire record fisher weight 20 pounds 2 ounces. Virginia survey suggests salt up to 10 percent aids waterfowl foods without harming bass in Back Bay.
Mr and Mrs Vern White announce the engagement of their daughter Claudia Dell to Gordon Grounds son of Mr and Mrs Max Grounds of Lyons. Claudia Dell a Bloomfield High School graduate class of 1960 and employee at Bloomington, Gordon Grounds a graduate of L and M High School class of 195 and Indiana College of Mortuary Science Indianapolis. He works at Day Funeral Home Blooming ton and is in six months basic training with the National Guard at Fort Knox. The couple set Saturday December 26 at 8 p.m. in First Christian Church Bloomfield for the wedding and a reception will follow in the church basement.
The sermon on Micah 4 7 urges careful self examination in living one s life Do not follow the crowd unless it seeks the right If you must stand as an exception for righteousness do so to fortify the nation s strength
The Avenue Circle of the Ja nville Order of Eastern Star No 293 will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs Opal Criss home. Co hostess is Mrs Josie Wise. A covered dish dinner starts at 11 30 a m and attendees should bring a covered dish and a 50 cent gift for the traobag.
The Chicago Daily News Relays, a longtime annual track meet, will not be held next season. The newspaper said Thursday it cancelled the event because it cannot meet the conditions required by the Chicago Stadium.
Monday admissions include Virgil Vandeventer Worthing ton Ida Bays Worthington. Dismissals list Loren Hamilton Linton Mrs Catherine Stalcup Bloomfield George Stuppy Linton Loren Bedwell Linton Mrs Ed Krause Paxton Mrs William West son Bloomfield. Sandra Woolf Linton transferred to Robert Long hospital Indianapolis.
Greene County Indiana Local Alcoholic Beverage Board will hold a public hearing at 11 AM on the Sunday of January 1965 in the Clerk's Office at the Court House in Bloomfield to investigate the application by Valace Bar Inc and Pauline Slake for a Beer, Liquor, and Wine Retailer permit at 90 W Vincennes St Linton Indiana. The investigation will be open to the public and all interested may present information on the applicant. W F Condon Chairman Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Milwaukee Braves announce three staff moves to Atlanta with Ernie Johnson Ray Hayworth and John Mullen shifted to new roles effective January 1 1905. New York Rangers defenseman Arnie Brown to return to lineup Wednesday after fractured rib sidelining since November 17.
The Chicago Bears announce the signing of UCLA guard Kent Francisco a 6 foot 2 inch 245 pound player drafted 14th as a future pick last year Francisco joins the NFL team adding depth at guard from UCLA with a pro outlook promising versatility for the offensive line
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