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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
2
Lumber progress promises mass savings for builders
The lumber industry reports new experimental sizing and quality standards that could save home builders about 100 million dollars annually. The National Lumber Manufacturers Association notes three experimental houses crafted to meet the new specs will rise at the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Gratitude For Support After Passing Of Loved One
We thank Rev Hembaugh friends neighbors pallbearers and others for their consideration and help during the passing of our loved one. Every token of sympathy will be cherished in our memory from wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembaugh
Tloved
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers at Linton Chapter
At the annual meeting of Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic temple Max Lawson was named High Priest Claude Lynch King Reese Harbin Scribe Oscar Ellis Treasurer Marion Allen Secretary Claude Hawkins Captain of the Host Herman Hall Principal Sojourner James W Gastineau Royal Arch Captain Clifford Lynch Third Veil Buryl Boyles Second Veil Earl Wolford First Veil and H I Poole Guard were elected to officer posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Royal Arch
Gratitude for Kindness After Illness and Passing
The Anderson family expresses thanks to all who offered support during the illness and death of their loved one. Special appreciation goes to Rev. Fr. Joseph Steckler and St. Peter's Church, along with relatives and friends who sent flowers, cards, or helped in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Steckler
St. Peter's Church
Obituary of J. I. Yoder 90 at Linton with services planned
Jacob Ira Yoder 90 died at his daughter Nola Yoder’s home in Linton at 1 15 am after years of declining health He was born September 21 1873 in Nashville Brown County son of James M and Jane Yoder He lived in Helmsburg before moving to Linton nineteen years ago He was a member of the Helmsburg Methodist Church His wife Rachael died August 1 1945 Survivors include four daughters Nola Yoder Goldin Raines Vern Davidson Jane Canary of Indianapolis a son Glen W Yoder of Helmsburg seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren three brothers Boone of Fort Wayne Roy of Minilla and Ralga of Nashville two sisters Dorval Anderson Madison Wisconsin and Pearl Glansman Montebello California A son Paul and six siblings preceded him Funeral arrangements include viewing at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home and services at 10 am Thursday at the same funeral home then at Glen Yoder’s home in Helmsburg and 2 pm Friday at Helmsburg Methodist Church with burial at Latham Ridge Cemetery Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ira Yoder
Nola Yoder
Linton
Nashville
Brown County
James M
Jane Bauzgaman Yoder
Helmsburg
Met
Roy Yoder
Minilla
Ralga Yoder
Dorval Anderson
Madison
Wis
Pearl Glansman
Montebello
Calif
Paul
Welch and Cornett
Welca and Cornett
William T Murphy
Glen Yoder
Methodist Church
Lockhart
Latham Ridge
Dies Early Today in Indianapolis Veteran Ora Rooksberry 69
Ora G. Rooksberry 69 of Linton died at Vet runs hospital Indianapolis. WWI veteran and Frank Courtney Legion Post 12 member survived by wife Blanch, daughter Wilma Shorter, two sons Arthur and John, two grandchildren, two brothers Elmer and William, two sisters Sara and Holt. Body to Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel with services at 2 p.m. Saturday at Woodard cemetery. Linton American Legion Post to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora G. Rooksberry
Linton
Vetruns
Indianapolis
Sullivan Council
Arthur Wayn
Tooksberry
Lonton
John Wooxserry
Bozar
Montana
Elmer Rooksberry
New
William Lee Rooksberrif
Carlisle
Themory Chapel
Satuday
Dale Heinbaug
Woodard Cemetery
Eagles Auxiliary Dinner Planned for Members
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 at Linton will host a Christmas dinner party at the lodge hall Thursday night. Officers announced the event featuring turkey and dressing noodles and cranberry. members should bring a covered dish. A $1 gift exchange will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Linton
Christmas Convocation Plans At High School
Readings and music mark the Christmas program with trumpet trio glee club numbers and Rev Leon Nowell speaker. School dismisses 3 pm Friday for vacation and resumes Thursday Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Leonard Nowell
Assemby of God Church
Christmas candlelight carol service at Switz City Baptist
Rev. Elmo Rose Jr announced a Christmas candlelight carol service at Switz City Baptist Church at 7 p.m. DST Sunday. The program will conclude with communion and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City Baptist Church
Elmo Rose, Jr
Archery Club Meeting Plans Indoor Range at Linton Armory
The Sherwood Bowmen Archery Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the home of Bo Eikelman. Members are urged to attend as plans will be drawn for an indoor range at the Linton Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Bowmen Archery Club
Bo Eikelman
Linton Armory
Greene County Hospital Guild Reminds Cookies for Beer Week
Greene County Hospital Guild reminds members to bring cookies for beer week. Activities for the special program proceed Saturday and Sunday evenings, officials of the Guild announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Hospital Guild
Tree shoppers’ tag drive arranged for Boy Scouts
The text notes that Mine Run may occur at James Clayton’s office or Wolves City Service and that several years are unaccounted. Joe says a lot cannot be manned by Boy Scouts all day, so arrangements were made for convenience. Citizens may turn in tags and money at the Citizen office for the Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clayton
Wolves City
Joe
Boy Scouts
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Tuesday admissions include James L. Boston and Lewis James H. McIntyre in Indian polis. Discharges list Mrs. Verla Kohr, Linton Albert Cooper, Worthington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Boston
Lewis James H. McIntyre
Indianpolis
Verla Kohr
Linton
Albert Cooper
Worthington
Bill Johnson
Jasonville
Kenneth Floyd
Bloomfield
Carolyn Shouse
Benjamin Heaton
Ima Falk
LaVon Byers
Carl Pennington
Shelburn
Dow Jones Industrial Averages Report
The Dow Jones 30 industrials sit at 768.42 with rails at 179.56 and utilities at 138.34 as trading updates flow through market notes. Stocks overall show varied moves with notable shifts in blue chip listings and sector trackers.
Christmas Activities Highlight School Week
The Parent-Teacher Council met Tuesday at the school. The program featured a number by the school ensemble titled Oh Holy Night. Four senior band members Wanda Scott Rita Ballard Norma Cleveland and Sandy Hay received royal blue sweaters with the numeral 64. The basketball teams and other groups were photographed. Dr. Kessell from Indiana State will speak Thursday. The varsity will host Wheatland Thursday night. The junior high won both games against Carlisle Monday. The senior cake winners were Jerry Wolfe and Theresa Swan. The lunch period Christmas program starts Friday at 12 15 with dismissal around 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Scott
Rita Ballard
Norma Cleveland
Sandy Hay
Wheatland
Carlisle
Jerry Wolfe
Theresa Swan
Rita Bailard
Marietta College Coach Meade Resigns After 7 Years
Marietta Ohio Kenneth A Meade 37 will resign as head football coach at Marietta College next month ending a seven year tenure. His teams posted a 25 34 1 record and he will enter private business when the resignation takes effect January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Kenneth A. Meade
Marietta College
Meade
Redskins Set 1963 Home Attendance Record
The Washington Redskins announced on Monday a record home attendance for the 1963 season. The team played before 303,638 customers, about 25,000 more than in 1962.
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Washingon
Washington Redskins
Skins
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