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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
2
Bloomington station WITV Channel 4 lists a day of shows including Morning Report Ind University Lunchtime Girl Talk Bingo Milady’s Matime Dragnet and children’s programs featuring Santa Claus Dick Tracy Super Man Popeye and Rocky Hucklesry.
WTHI channel schedules include Leave It To Beaver Wrestling On Stage and Dragnet in early evening with films and music programs. Notable items feature Mahalia Jackson sings and Sign Off after 4:30 PM with late matinees and regional shows listed.
Central standard times list a sequence of evening programs and day parts including Edge of Night Secret Storm Laramie Cartoon Theater Walter Cronkite 6 o'clock Report and live shows. Notable items include I’ve Got a Secret Lucy Show Danny Thomas Andy Griffith and The Greatest Show on a mixed CMS lineup with marathons and news blocks.
Swiss chefs will prepare cheese fondue and fondue bourguignon in a chalet style restaurant at the 1964 65 New York World’s Fair. The pavilion comprises five buildings including the restaurant three peaked exhibit buildings for Swiss watchmakers and a shop area for Swiss products.
Switz City Central led all game long and defeated Carlisle 61 to 44 Saturday. Joe Overman scored 18 for Switz City while Gilmore contributed 14 before the first rest break. The Switz City reserves won the B game 30 to 28.
NBC features The Lost World with Michael Rennie Jill St John and Claude Rains at 6 30 p m CST. ABC airs Tennessee Ernie Ford Noon local time Outer Limits Borderland 6 39 p m SST CBS East Side West Side My Child on Monday Morning 9 p m 370 NBC Sing Along With Mitch with the Downtown Glee Club 9 p m CST.
Dugger Union Bulldogs outhustled Wheatland 66 to 54 to stay ahead at every break. Dugger built leads 16 41 first quarter 29 23 at halftime and 45 35 after three quarters while Wheatland fouled out one player and saw two Dugger players benched.
Sports schedule lists Linton-Stockton Freshmen at Linton against North Central at 6 30 p m Monday. Includes other matchups: North Central at Dugger Tuesday Vincennes at Linton Wednesday Linton-Stockton Freshman vs Vincennes at Linton 6 30 p m and more`
Results from Linton Biddy League show Celtics 22 Hawks 13, Tigers 49 Rams 6, Bears 11 Colts 8. Next games set for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday December 21.
The Boston Traveler panned Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Hiawatha when first published in 1855, provoking a clash as publisher James Fields publicly cut ties with the newspaper after the harsh critique.
Ole Gilligan 66 of Greene county died after six weeks illness. Born Sept 27 1897 in Washington township he worked 40 years as a miner for Sherwood Templeton and Ayrshire Coal. Survived by widow Mrs Neil E Stafford Gilligan daughter Norma Goodman two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at Welch and Cornett with Masonic rites at Pleasant Grove cemetery.
Elza Emmerson Barker 76 of Bloomfield route two died at 11 45 a m Saturday in Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes Born October 1 1887 in Taylor two he was a farmer and a son of Tilman and Mary Barker He belonged to Mt Nebo E U B church Surviving wife Marguerite York Barker children Dallas Malone Dwight Barker Mrs W E McCalment Kenneth Barker one son preceded him in death He also leaves a brother a sister and four grandchildren Funeral services set for 1 p m Tuesday at Mt Nebo church with Rev Robert Koenig and Rev D W Davis officiating Burial at Scotland cemetery Body to be moved from Jenkins Funeral Home to the church at 11 a m Tuesday
Edgar R Rowe 62 died suddenly at his Monroe City home Friday born Sept 8 1901 to John D and Virginis Clark Rowe retired farmer moved from Lone Tree to Monroe City last June survived by widow Gertrude two children Fred J Rowe and Jewel M Ze one grandchild two brothers Earl B Rowe Sandborn and Franklin M Rowe Worthington one brother preceded him burial in Prairie Chapel cemetery with services officiated by Rev Dale Hembdaugh at 2 p m today
Charley Pickard 80, a Worthington resident, died at 9 15 am Saturday at Wallace Nursing Home in Terre Haute. He was born December 19 1883 in Highland Township, son of Ab and Liza Carter Pickard. Survived by three sons Raymond Worthington Liman Terre Haute and Fred Bloomfield, four grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm today at Myers Funeral Home Worthington. Rev Lowell Mitchell officiated with burial in Worthington Cemetery.
Mrs Anna Shepherd 90 died at Youngs Nursing Home Dugger at 1230 am Saturday Born December 5 1873 to George and Sarah Hale Her husband Frank died in 1946 Survived by son Delbert Shepherd Warrenton Oregon and daughter Mrs Lara Wells Camp Verde Arizona Brother Charles E Hale Carlisle Ohio and a sister (text cuts off).
Funeral services were conducted at 2 pm at Newkirks Funeral Home Dugger for Mrs Shigt and her two great-great grandchildren. Burial followed in Hickory Cemetery with Rev Maurice Clymore officiating.
Benjamin F. Eaton 78 of Bloomfield died at 10 30 p m Sunday at Freeman Greene County hospital He was born November 20 1905 in Richland Two to Thomas and Sarah Eaton He belonged to Bloomfield LO CF and the Christian Church He worked as a Concrete Silo Company employee Surviving are his wife Cannie Gilmore Eaton two sons Leslie J Eaton Relph E Eaton seven grandchildren Services 2 p m Wednesday Jenkins Funeral Home Rev John Campbell officiating Burial Grandview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home anytime
Kenneth Rogers 51, a former Worthington resident, died at 6 20 am Saturday in Miami Florida. Born May 19 1912 in Worthington he was the son of John and Emma Rogers. Surviving are his mother wife Hilda Daubenheyer of Florida a child Kay Hall four grandchildren a stepdaughter Betty Morlock three brothers Claude Wallis and Chester. He was a member of the Christian Church of Worthington where services will be held 2 pm CDT Wednesday with Rev James I Flanigan and Rev Paul Griffith officiating Burial will be in Worthington Cemetery.
Evans Research and Development Corp reports a large diet market in New York based on one in six Americans currently following some diet. The finding highlights demand for dietetic foods and formulae.
Hospital report lists admissions including Mrs Richard Phillips Linton Everett Cleasy Owensburg Chauncy Green Worthington Miss Caroline Sue Shouse Linton Leslie Sloan Crane born to Mr and Mrs John Pitcher Jr Lyons a stillborn son named James Lee Mrs Ophia Freeman Worthington Mrs Ima Fu k Worthington Mrs Edgar Brassfield Linton Gerald Joseph Hash Bloomfield Mr and Mrs Orion Brothers Coalmont Mrs Carl Pennington Shelburn Ernest L Mullis Scotland Sunday Mrs Millie Dyer Coal City Mrs Mary Pruett Linton Mrs Dorothy Griffith Worth Polly Baynes Worthington Dismissals include Mrs James Merry and son Sandborn James A Philpott Bloomfield Robert Lynn Linton Darrell Heaton Linton Mrs Kenneth Weaver and baby Hymera Mrs Harry Christy Crane Ace Royal Bloomfield Mrs Ray Steele Spencer Hyman Fell Litton Emil Duchaney Linton Mrs Viola Statcup Jasonville Mrs Melvin Long and Kevy Carlisle Mrs Earl Hubbard Jasonville Mrs Michael Campbell Hymera Mrs Sara Goodwin Jasonville Ricky Hays L\'iton Jerry Wolfe Jasonville Mrs Fred Coulter Linton Mrs Carl Knochs Carlisle Robert Thompson Lyons William McGavick Jasonville Homer Johnson Jasonville Penny Switz Linton Orion Brothers Jasonville
A government service spokesman cites record tax collections while critics urge restraint on waste and nonessential welfare spending. Polls and local elections show growing taxpayer protests against rising taxes and expansive bureaucracy.
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