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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1952
Page
6
The plan adds about eleven divisions each led by a boss and overseen by a state safety director. The division heads would form Craig's "little cabinet" to advise on government operations.
Britain reduced coal types from eight thousand marketed before nationalization to only eight in use today. The change reflects sweeping reforms in mining policy and production control.
Sixty members and guests attended the Newberry WSCS Christmas program at the Methodist Church with Rev. W. N. Jones presenting the Christmas Story. A Bloomfield Strut and Fret Club playlet and music by the Junior Choir, Miss LaVerne Hasler, and David Randolph were featured along with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
Two divorces were granted in the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield over the weekend. Lloyd Goodman was granted a divorce from Wilma Goodman and Helen Venetia Whaley received a divorce from William A. Whaley. Whaley was ordered to pay $20 weekly support and Whaley was awarded custody of four minor children. The suit for delinquent support of Pansy M. Miller vs Jack is listed.
C Miller hearing rescheduled from December 20 to January 31. Divorce granted on July 11. In the case of Thomas K Ketchem versus Gail V Ketchem the petition for suit and support money and custody of minor children is set for hearing January 2.
About 150 people attended the Lin ton Community Christmas party at Linton High School hosted by the Linton Ministerial Association. The Guiding Star was shown and Terry Murdock shared the Christmas story. Children received treats donated by a local businessman.
A total of 41,278.19 in supplemental equalization aid for transportation and transfer tuition was sent to seven Greene county school corporations. The distribution totals include 5,240 for transportation and 8,419.10 for transfer tuition among other allocations. The program has operated for three years with statewide disbursements to 192 districts in 49 of Indiana's 92 counties, based on pupil scarcity and road conditions for transportation and financial need for transfer costs.
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