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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1963
Page
1
Tigers 20 Cei Tat Flears Si Haw a. Crits 22 Rams. WBaldy league play concluded with Tigers and Rams winning and the remaining scores listed for other teams.
The family of Jacob Ira Yoder expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for visits calls and support during their loss.
A loving memory tribute to Alphone Ginestee who died in December 1947. His family recalls his life and mourns his loss with sorrow.
Olis L Gray 80 resident of Linton Indiana died at 5 25 am today at Freeman Greene County hospital He was born July 15 1883 in Kentucky to William and Getty Calloway Gray lived near Linton 64 years retired coal miner Survived by wife Pearl Treaton Gray married December 24 1905 children Noy A Gray Viviant Elaine Richardson Meeda E Kennedy seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren One brother and four sisters preceded him In death He was Church of Christ Ellis and United Mine Workers of America member The body to Wereh and Cornett Funeral Home friends may call after noon Tuesday Services Thursday at 2 pm Rev Orell Overmar and Rev Samuel Heaton officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery
A Bloomington broadcast page lists Mahalia Jackson in a live or recorded event on campus. The schedule names performers and venues including University Theatre and related acts, with a suggested program mix and times on a weekday listing.
Central Standard Monday through Tuesday schedule notes appear mixed with on air times for Bom' da Tareds and Cronkite at 10:00. The fragment mentions a 22 Sunset Strip segment and a video news unit, but lacks coherent program details or clear dates.
An OCR reading shows a cluttered schedule listing programs on Channel 6 Indianapolis. It includes The Doctors Loretta Young News Weather The Match Game and various chores and late night reports, with names like Loretta Young and Huntley BrinKley appearing in the fragmented stream.
Mrs. Mikican McKian born November 27 1886 in Sandborn died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Josephine Slater’s Indianapolis home. Survived by two sons Walter and Eugene. three daughters Thelma Apple Gertrude McKean and Mrs Slater. eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. sister Mrs Dephon Severan and brother William Harris. Funeral at Ives Poindexter Sandborn at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev Otis Skinner officiating burial in Sandborn Cemetery.
Jeff W. Easter 78 of Worthington died at 10 45 a m Sunday at home. Born October 28 1885 in Gesnort he was the son of William J Easter and Anna Putoff Easter. Survived by widow Edith Morris Easter married February 2 19 e7 five children Hope Michaels Dayton Ohio Carol Behrendt Cincinnati Ohio Milton Easter Linton Joanina Powell and Witty Eberhart Worthington nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body to Myers Funeral Home Worthington with visiting after noon Tuesday and funeral arrangements pending.
Samuel Sills a retired coal miner died Friday at Clark County Hospital Jeffersonville. He a former resident of Jasonville. Survived by two sisters Mrs Elvin Price Jasonville and Mrs Chirence Worth Jasonville. several nieces and nephews. Services at Atv Clanshaw Funeral Home with Rev Noah Beadle officiating. Burial in Pavey Cemetery.
A legal notice states property seized in a county for violations under a treacery department order. It directs any claimant to file a petition for remission or an affidavit by January 25, otherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of per the supervising official in the county.
Lidward W. Crane of Solsberry died at 7 15 p m Saturday at his daughter Mrs Troy Campbell s home in Solsberry. Born November 24 1871 he was a lifelong Solsberry resident and a retired farmer. Survived by four children Olive Raper Kim Crane Campbell and Ralph with twelve grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Solsberry Methodist Church Rev Roy Fritts officiating with interment in Solsberry Cemetery. Friends may call Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield.
Funeral services were held at Myers Funeral Home Worthington for Dorothy A. Griffith who died at 7 15 am Saturday in Freeman Greene County Hospital Linton. Born May 7 1887 near Worthington she was the daughter of Thomas G and Rosetta Williams. She was a member of the Christian church of Worthington. Her husband William IV Griffith married in 1918 died April 1 1958. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Orville G Merrill Worthington and Mrs Max Cohen Akron Ohio. Rev James T Flanigan officiated and burial was in Worthington Cemetery.
Quapaw Council No. 80 Poca hontas convenes at Red Men's hall at 7 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434 meets at Aloose home at 7 30 p.m. Local Union No. 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers gathers Lin ton Public Library at 7 p.m. Kasles cuchre party at lodge ham s at 7 30 p.m.
Kenton Ben Myers of Crane died Sunday night after a long illness. He was born February 7, 1948, the son of Nelson R. and Winogene Townsend Myers. Survived by sister Charma and brother Gregory both at home, maternal grandparents Oscar and Mrs Townsend of Bloomfield, paternal grandfather Oscar McKinney of Indianapolis. Funeral services by Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Billy Ed Hostetter officiating. burial in Scotland cemetery.
Friday admissions include Mrs. Floyd Bledsoe of Dugger. Saturday adds Mrs. Robert Dixon and several births: Kenneth Leon to Caroldon Abpotts and wife in Lyons, and Mary Ann to John Glidden in Solsberry, plus Robert Dale to Robert Holmes in Owensburg. Dismissals list multiple local residents. staff thank Second Grade Sunday School children for ward favors.
Mrs. Inez Sims Trader, formerly of Terre Haute and Dugger, died at her Gary home Saturday. Survivors include husband Luther Trader and three children from a former marriage, plus two daughters, one son in the Army, a sister, four brothers, and nieces. She was Church of Christ in Dugger. Funeral services were held in Terre Haute and Dugger with Rev. Maurice Clymore officiating.
Nora Bredeweg 83, longtime Jasonville resident, died at 8 20 a m today at her Terre Haute home. Widow of Charles Bredeweg she is survived by two half sisters Tilman Miller Jasonville and Mary Craig Paris US. McClanahan Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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