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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
2
A reader tips on clearing clogged disposal pipes with a nylon stocking over the drain hose, collecting lint in days. Suggestions cover laundry vinegar use, making sour cream from dry milk, baking in an angel food pan, and freezing vegetable tips. Readers ask about peas, pie filling tweaks, and cherry pie color.
Major Mable Cox urges letting Christ govern daily life to gain inner peace. She cites Colossians 3 15 and Romans 7 15 noting struggles with control and urges surrender to Jesus the Prince of Peace for peace of mind and heart.
The Busy Folks class at Sandborn Christian church enjoyed a turkey dinner and carols as Mrs. Hildebrand presided. An offering to the Atiatian church home in Cleveland was taken, baskets prepared for shut ins, and a Christmas carol concluded the gathering with various members listed. The Loyal Workers class held a covered dish dinner followed by a caroling tour of Sandborn and a gift exchange among attendees.
Salvation Army Home League meets at the church at 7 00 p m. Lyons Lodge 634 F and AM stated meeting at Masonic hall 7 30 p m. Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 p m lodge hall. American Legion at Legion home 7 30 p m. Saron choir 7 30 p m church. First Christian choir 7 00 p m church. First Methodist and First Baptist church choirs at 7 00 p m. Jasonville Methodist choir at 7 00 p m church. Forensics club hosts party at Teen Canteen 7 00 p m for Mr Shepherd speech class pupils and guests. Quapaw Tribe 143 meets 7 00 p m hall. Eagle Encampment 222 LO OF hall 7 30 p m. Women of Moose Chapter 19 at Moose home 8 00 p m.
The Lyons chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a Christmas party after a meeting. Mrs. Joan Blanton and Miss Linda Brown led the entertainment with games and prizes for Eva Dell Anderson, Janice Gastineau, Gen eva Boyle, Marge Layman, June Bingham, and Marleen Goodwin. Mrs. Inez Corns accompanied. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests including Robert Gastineau and Isabel Lawson.
Mr and Mrs Loos Mills and daughter Sandra hosted a Christmas Day dinner in Switz City with Elmer and Mabel Watkins and many relatives from Ellettsville Indianapolis Danville and surrounding towns plus guests from Champaign Illinois and Fairborn Ohio. Various gift exchanges and photo sessions followed with multiple extended families visiting over the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peavey celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 Sunday afternoon at their north of Lone Tree home They were married December 31 1912 and have lived in the same community since Their children are Mrs Viola Peavey Neal deceased and Mrs Myra V Wall of Lafayette They have three grandchildren Larry Neal Richmond Virginia and Mary Don Wall Lafayette Friends and relatives were invited and asked to omit gifts.
Acclaimed actor Ernest Borgnine, star of McHale's Navy, is a former Navy chief gunner and plans to play Captain Hornblower, the sea’s daring figure created by C. S. Forester. He aims to portray the famed sea captain in fiction and on screen.
Jean Rattelle along with Camille Henry and Rod Gilbert assemble the Rangers first all French forward line in team history. The trio creates a notable chemistry on the ice as they debut together in a recent game.
The Modern Living Home Demonstration club of Washington township held its annual Christmas party at Land M school. A turkey dinner was served with hostesses Mrs. Cletus Shepherd and Mrs. John Klinger. A gift exchange followed dinner and new secret pals were drawn. Mrs. Joel Benham presided over a business session. Members pledged allegiance to the flag and recited the club creed. Committees for the new year were named by Mrs. Benham. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Mullis and Miss Emilie Mullis during social hour. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dault Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mullis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. John Klinger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mullis, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Benham, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schantz, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis York and two guests, Miss Emilie Mullis and Miss Nina Ray.
The engagement of Miss Barbara Ellen Hamilton to Eugene Padgett is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Hamilton of Klamath Falls Oregon. The bride to be will graduate with the 1963 class from Klamath Union High School. The groom elect is a 1960 L and M High School graduate and serves in the U S Air Force at Kingsley Field Kingsley Field Oregon. The couple plans a spring wedding.
Walter TL Seholl to be installed Worshipful Master of Tinten Lodge No. 560 F and AM. Ceremony at the Masonic temple in Adnion at 8:00 Saturday. Officers include Vannie L. Tinher, Senior Warden. Frank Cox, Senior Warden. John Donahue, Treasurer. Harry Bedwell, Secretary. Frank Moody, Trustee. Clinton Reintjes to install. Mrs. Cornelia Utterback to preside at piano. Dinner and program preceding. open to the public.
Montreal Canadiens forward Jean Be liveau scored 12 goals in the 1985 86 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs the most by any player in a single postseason.
Members of Psi Lot a Xi sorority gathered at Mrs. Mary Lee Brumfield’s home for a Christmas supper with pink and white feather tree centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Jones and Miss Mary Margaret Tubby. gifts exchanged around a lighted tree. hostess team and guests listed. next meeting set for January at 7 30 o clock in the former Bell Telephone building.
Akron Ohio reports B F Goodrich introduces a new de-icing system for light twin engine aircraft. Rubber tubes on wing and tail edges inflate and deflate every three minutes to crack and shed ice, preventing hazardous icing in winter flying.
Mrs William Collisson hosted Tri Kappa for their annual Christmas Party with assistance from Mrs George Haworth Mrs Maurice Haag Mrs Sarah Foust Mrs Hazel Kelso Mrs Spencer Walker and Mrs Keith Thornton Supper featured tables with decorative dishes used as candle holders and holly around candles A brief business meeting followed by social time games and gift exchange Punch and nuts were served at the close.
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