Local Club Meetings And Altar Civil Group Schedules
Area clubs and fraternal orders list weekly gatherings. Groups include EIS Quapaw Tribe No 143, Eagle Encampment No 222, Moose Women Chapter 19, Kiwanis, Jaycees, American Legion Auxiliaries, Moose No 1434, EUB choir, Eagles, Elks, Rotary, CFW FOC First Christian church groups, Salvation Army Home League, Masonry Linton No 560, Psi Iota Xi, Hiawatha club, Saron and First Christian choirs, Arion Switz City, Ever Ready Lyons, Jasonville Methodist choir, with times from 1:00 to 7:30 p.m. and noon to 7:30 p.m.
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Quapaw Tribe
Improved Order
Red Men
Hall
Eagle
C.F
Lo.o.f
Women of Moose Chapter
Moose Home
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
Kiwanis Club
Kendall’d
Jaycees
North Main
Jaycees Board of Directors
North Main Street
Dugger
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Carpenter’s
Violet Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Kendall’s
C.iww.f
George ‘Haworth
Salvation Army Home League
Linton Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Psi Iota Xi
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
American Legion
Legion
Saron Choir
First Christian Choir
First Methodist Choir
First Baptist Choir
Arion Club
Switz City
C. S. Ramsey
Lyons First Methodist Church
Golda Rodecker
Jasonville
Delt Sorority Holds Christmas Party at Mrs Stoops Home
Delta Theta Tau members enjoyed a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Billie Stoops with snowmen and angels decorations. Hostesses were Mrs. Stoops and Mrs. Helen Miller with Colleen Tucker and Mary Jane Wellington. Mary Wright led a pledge service for Miss Mary Vitosky. Refreshments included ice cream bells, petit fours, and punch. Prizes were awarded and a gift exchange ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Stoops
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Stoops
Helen Miller
Colleen Tucker
Mary Jane Wellington
Mary Wright
Mary Vitosky
Fire Claims Mother and Two Children in Indiana Home
In North Manchester Indiana a mother Mrs Phyllis Plew and her children Ken ton 8 Christine 2 died in a fire that destroyed their two story frame home early today. A son Steve 14 escaped with burns and was hospitalized in fair condition at Wabash County Hospital. Firemen said the blaze started in the living room area and the house was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Manchester
Ind
Non
Phyllis Plew
Kenton
Christine
Steve
Wabash County Hospital
Wabash
Valhalla Hosts Christmas Eve Dinner and Guests
Dr. Adrian Renner and Robert Rehner hosted a ten course Christmas Eve dinner at Valhalla near Koeln for EL persons including Loren McDonald and Beulah Bolton. Quiet guests from Chicago and Wilson College attended, with church services at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot at midnight.
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Adrian Renner
Robert Rehener
Valhalla
Koleen
Chicago Teachers College
Wilson College
Chicago
Morris Tish
Vernon Rector
David Crane
Bill Lattin
Shawnee
Frank Hayashida
Shawnee Theater
Tish
Lyons Free Methodist Women Host December Meeting
The Lyons Free Methodist Society held its December gathering at the shelter house in Humphreys Park for a Christmas party. Rev. Lester Harron spoke after a devotional, a playlet was performed, poems were read, and gifts were exchanged for the pastor and family. Refreshments followed.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
Lyons Free Methodist Church
Shelter ‘House
Humphreys Park
Shelter House
Lester Harron
Louise Beatty
Bernard Schantz
Leona Frederick
Josephine Freeman
Dorothy Hostetter
Norma King
Beulah McCraney
God
Nancy Schantz
Mr. Harron
Brotherly Love Costly in Los Angeles Court
Jerry L. Tone was fined $100 after a judge learned he falsely posed as a lawyer to defend his brother Robert L. Tone, 32, on a burglary charge. Meanwhile Milt Hartsell in Henderson, Texas, found his pants missing but later reported them apparently flying from his garage roof. In Los Angeles a sportswear shop chief said a Christmas business tally triggered a fire when an adding machine burned due to an electrical fault, causing about $50,000 in damage.
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Los Angeles
Jerry L. Tone
Tones
Robert L. Tones
Henderson
Tex
Milt Hartsell
Hartsell
Newark murder victim killed beside patrol car on Route 1
Police said James Troutman was killed by a truck on Route 1 near Newark while standing beside a patrol car during a traffic stop for speeding. The incident occurred Thursday and involved an officer attempting to halt the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Sampson Troutman
Rites Held For Jasonville Infant Danny Earl May
Funeral services were conducted today at 2:30 PM at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville for infant Danny Earl May dead at birth. Parents Wilbur and Ruth May survive with three sisters Brenda Dixie and Lisa. grandparents Mrs Has sie Pinkston of Coalmont and Mr. and Mrs. John Gorby of Jasonville route 2. Rev. Lloyd Miller led the service. burial followed in Peavey Cemetery.
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McClanahan Funeral
Jasonville
Danny Earl May
Wilbur
Ruth Pinkston May
Brenda
Dixie
Lisa
Hassie Pinkston
Coalmont
John Gorby
Judge John Rax to Resume Law Practice in Linton
Judge John Rax former Appe late Court of Indiana Judge announces he will resume law practice January 1 1963 in Linton Indiana at 409 A Street Northwest with Jack Lloyd as Ax Lloyd. He previously practiced 21 years in Huntington and Linton and holds memberships in several state and local bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rax
Appelate
Indiana
Linton
Jack Lloyd
Ax & Lloyd
Judge Ax
Huntingburg
Indianapolis
Greene County
Tri - County
Sandborn News Notes On Family Visits And Travel
Mrs. Alice Irvin arrives from Owensboro to stay with her brother John Evans in Sandborn after an Owensboro hospital stay following an June accident. Chester Evans plans to bring Mrs. Irvin and John Evans to Ohio. Ruth Waggoner visits Riley with her son and daughter in law Conrad Fox and plans longer visit with relatives across northern Indiana. Various extended family holidays with Indianapolis and Bloomington trips, Christmas gatherings, and multiple home visits across Beech Grove Monroe City Evansville Hammond Florissant Odon Linton are noted. Virginia Hastings teaches in Indianapolis public schools visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Irvin
John Evans
Davis County Hospital
Owensboro
Riley
Frank McFarland
Indianapolis
G. M. Armstrong
Louie Waggoner
Kent
Brice
Russell Cleveland
Don Rafdal
Beech Grove
Cleveland
Rafdal
Norvin Goodman
Charles R. Davis Jr
Martha
Brenda
Monroe City
Ralph HH. Tomson
Max Gross
Evanaville
Robert Gross
Huntsville
Ala
Mike Gross
Leo White
Ruby
Virginia Hastings
Hugh Hastings
Retta Gross
Roy Mikels
James R. Cross
Olney
Scott Ellis
John Head
Tommy
Judy K. Ellis
Bill Ellis
Lyons
Harry Kirk
Bill Smith
Linton
Max McKim
Freedrink craze froths Milton pub crowd
Alice Norris, winner of 56000 in soccer pools, closes Her King's Arms Pub after a flood of old patrons expect free drinks. She blasts the trend as begun since the weekend and warns customers they have another think coming. London reports also note Bedworth Bennion, a 25 year old polar bear swimmer, claiming motivation to finish the Serpentine Lake 99th swim as cold air hovers around 33 degrees.
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Milton Regis
England
Alice Norris
King’s Arms
London
Wppn
Bedworth Bennion
Serpentine Lake
Newlyweds Residing Here Miss Poole France Recite Wedding Vows
Miss Carolyn Ruth Poole and John Johnson exchanged marriage vows at Evangelical United Brethren church in Linton Switz City Dec 21. The ceremony featured angel harbor lights red carnations and a Hightech Christmas tree with a three tier cake reception followed at the church. The bride daughter of Donald Poole and Mrs Mary Johnson is employed at RCA Bloomington. The groom son of Mrs Mary Johnson of Switz City with U S Army service and Sarkes TarZian ties. The couple resides at 47 East Vincennes Street Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ruth Poole
John Johnson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Donald Poole
Linton
Mary Johnson
Switz City
Harold Scott
Poinsettia
Sheila Jerrels
Betty Walton
Wile
David Scales
Kenneth Landis
Lloyd Layman
Michael Poole
Mrs. Johnson
Carolyn Ballard
Pleasantville
Vicki Fitzpatrick
Linda Layman
Mary Vitusky
Linton-Stockton High School
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
RCA
Bloomington
Swift City High School
U. S. Army
Sarkes Tarziun Alt
Vincennes Street
Methodist Women Meet at Switz City Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Friendship class held a joint dinner and meeting at Switz City Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Carol Harden Wise Scott Lucille Carmichael and Helena Michael. Members planned to buy and ship a blanket to Algeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Friendship
Switz City
Martha Koreham
Michael
Lucille Carmichael
Myrtle Mills
Carmichael
Harden
Iane Strauser
Algeria
Meeting Ends After Exchange With Twelve Members Present
A .ft exchange concluded the meeting attended by twelve members and four guests.
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A .Ft Exchange
Newlyweds to Reside At Campbellsville College
Mr and Mrs Larry Hastings will reside on the Campbellsville College campus after January 1. The couple married September 29 with the bride daughter of John W West and the groom son of Hugh Hastings of Sandborn. He is a senior at the college.
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Larry Hastings
Campbellsville College
Campbelsore
Hastings
Susan West
John W. West
Campbellsville
Hugh Hastings
Sandborn
American university presses briskly expand revenue
The American Association of University Presses reports a 34 percent annual revenue rise over five years with 1961 sales above 17 million dollars, compared with one million in 1940.
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New York
American Association of University Presses
Both Political Parties Receive Aid From Jake
Beverly Hills California January 1963 John Jake the Barber Factor said he contributed to both parties and was shocked by a Republican demand that President Kennedy assure his Christmas pardon was not influenced by campaign contributions totaling twenty two thousand dollars to three pro moderates in 1960 Kennedy granted a pardon to Factor quashing deportation proceedings He became a philanthropist in California after a 1943 mail fraud sentence He said he gave five thousand dollars to Nixon in 1960 and called himself unable to say no
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Beverly Hills
Calif
John
Jake the Barber
Factor
Kennedy
California
Richard M. Nixon
Two Prisoners Escape From Martinsville Jail
In Martinsville Indiana two inmates Lester Bennett 34 Bloomington and Gene Richard Hood 32 Greenwood escaped Morgan County Jail by overpowering turnkey John Sichting taking his gun and locking him in their cell. They fled after seizing the weapon as authorities sought them.
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Martinsville
Ind
Morgan County
Lester Bennett
Bloomington
Gene Richard Hood
Greenwood
Indiana State
Michigan City
John Sichting
Sichting
Hospital births and dismissals report for multiple Indiana towns
Admitted Thursday at area hospitals, several births include a 6 lb 7 oz girl named Kelly Ann and a 9 lb 6 oz boy named Roger Lee. A stillborn son, Danny Earl, was reported. Other births include an unnamed boy. Dismissals list multiple residents from Linton and nearby towns, with transfers and conditions noted for Sharon Nigh and Jerry Nigh.
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David Combs
Bloomfield
Kelly Ann
Thomas Bennett
Jasonville
Roger Lee
Clarence Crynes
Linton
William Hollars
Lyons
Wilbur May
Danny Earl
Robert Hildebrand
Worthington
Frank Rode
Darwin Banks
Bill Hamilton
Clyde McIntosh
Gilbert Sims
Leanore Nigh
Indianapolis
Sharon Nigh
Jerry Nigh
Nigh
Michelle Reaasnar
William Lehman
New York Stock Exchange Plans Move to Battery Park Area
The New York Stock Exchange plans relocation from Wall Street to Walter Street in Lower Manhattan. It intends to buy a 240000 square foot site in the Battery Park renewal area, about a quarter mile south of its current location, pending approval from city agencies.
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New York
Wplh
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Walter Street
Lower Manhattan
New York City
Navy Secretary Praises Guan tanamo Civilians for Duty
Navy Secretary Fred Korth commends 120 civilian employees at the Guantanamo Bay base who stayed at their posts during the Cuban crisis, praising their devotion to duty in a message of commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uph
Navy
Fred Korth
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Korth
Bowling league standings from Palace Bar and local bowling centers
Palace Bar led with high scores Neilson 528 Ken nith 464 Brothers 530 Griffith 508 A Cornell 458 as they went 1 2. Minnehaha Haun 615 Cullison 507 Helman 480 Sevier 464 Domie 489 went 2 1. Walford Moody 508 Harting 478 Miller 555 Mitchell 533 Jones 571 went 2 1. Freeman Turpin 537 Corga 487 M Stahl 402 Dyer 543 Padgett 558 went 1 2. Bill Ellis Tucky 521 Dennis 452 Bryant 510 Crawshaw 462 Laughlin 538 went 2 1. Coulomb Bryan 543 Coulomb 453 Marty 508 Coulomb 508 Fitzpatrick 549 went 1 2. Peabody Coal J Miller 334 C Miller 453 Stevens 450 L Jackson 388 B Miller 455 went 0 3. Cine Theater Hollen 449 L Conklin 438 Turechi 514 J Conklin 406 L Corbin 486 went 3 0. Ellis and Co Harting 494 Jones 449 Clayton Jr 434 Reed 531 Kirk 465 went 0 3. Hayman VanHorn 513 Hayman 463 Putoff 546 Northrop 520 Dyar 491 went 3 0. Dog and Suds Fool 504 J Conklin 384 T Weaver 435 Clayton Sr 498 Story 546 went 0 3. Berns and Pierce Powell 589 Sollars 534 Hardisty 456 Berns 516 Elliott 555 went 3 0.
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Palace Bar
Neilson
Kennith
Brothers
Griffith
A. Cornell
Minnehaha
Haun
Cullison
Helman
Sevier
Domie
Walford
Moody
Harting
Miller
Mitchell
Jones
Freeman
Turpin
Corga
M. Stahl
Dyer
Padgett
Bill Ellis
Tucky
Dennis
Bryant
Crawshaw
Laughlin
Coulomb
Bryan
Marty
Fitzpatrick
Peabody Coal
J. Miller
C. Miller
Stevens
L. Jackson
B. Miller
Cine Theater
Hollen
L. Conklin
Turechi
J. Conklin
L. Corbin
Ellis and Co
Clayton Jr
Reed
Kirk
Hayman
VanHorn
Putoff
Northrop
Dyar
Dog and
Suds
Fool
T. Weaver
Clayton Sr
Story
Berns and Pierce
Powell
Sollars
Hardisty
Berns
Elliott
Friday Night League Tyrees Lounge Scores and Standings
Local leagues report team rosters with top scorers for Friday night play. Multiple teams including Crane VFW and Booker's Grocery show records with wins and losses, notable individual totals such as J Haley 550 and J Powell 551, plus season context and standings.
Civil Service Union urges anchored ashtrays in welfare offices
The Civil Service Clerical Union urged that ashtrays in National Assistant welfare Board offices be anchored to desks. It cited that about 70 angry welfare applicants throw ashtrays at clerks each year.
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London
Civil Service Clerical Union
National Assistant Welfare Board
Khrushchev Revives Berlin Issue Ahead of East German Meeting
Premier Khrushchev signals a Berlin settlement aim in a sharp letter to Chancellor Adenauer. He accuses West Germany of border incidents and insists on an East German peace treaty and a demilitarized free city of West Berlin, while delaying any deadline for action.
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Moscow
Upnih
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Konrad Adelfauer
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Adenauer
Berlin Wall
Soviet Union
United States
teniAn
Russia
New Year Toasts Fruit Trees in 16th 17th Century
The Pacific Coast Canned Pear Service cites a Robert Herrick line urging to wassail trees so they bear many plums and pears during New Year celebrations.
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Pacific Coast
Robert Herrick
Make Your Own Holiday Welcome Mat
A simple craft guides covering a two and a half foot length of latex foam rubber with bright denim or sailcloth and iron on a printed greeting from mending tape in a contrasting shade for a festive entry.
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New York
Metropolitan School District to Hold Hearing on $100000 Bond Building Plan
The Metropolitan Board of Education of Shakamak Indiana will meet at 7:00 PM January 24 1963 in Jasonville High to consider a new 100000 bond backed junior high and high school building project. Taxpayers may be heard and a State Board of Tax Commissioners review will follow within 15 days at Clay or Greene county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan School Corporation
Metropoltan School District
Shakamak
Indiana
Lewis Township
Clay County
Wright Township
Greene County
Jasonville
Metropolitan Board of Education
Metropolitan
State Board of Tax Commissioners
William T. Case
Board of Education
Metropolitan School District of Shakamak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delt Sorority
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
John Tonner
Annie
Lyons Free Methodist Society
United Perens Todernational
Speeder
Miss Poole
France
Methodist
Campbellsville, Ky
Profitable Presses
Catso-Rescue Squad
Rock Island County
Milan
Bison
Millis
Mass
Wellassey
Jake
Stock Exchange
Spencer
N. Main
Spencer, Ind
Tyrees
M. Pitcher
S. Osborne
S. Hollingsworth
F. Shake
M. Baker
D. Mitchell
B. Risher
B. Wautelet
B. Mitchell
Walton
Wolfes
A. Arno d
K. Hamilton, Sr
J. Hale
N. Lehman
Blind
Acme Pest Control
D. Morwood
H Falter
B. Thurs
G. Cass
J. Michelas
Friar Tuck
T. Wright
A. Nordhorn
E. Slover
C. Edds
H. Chaney
W. Griffin
L. McBride
B. ‘Bays
Conservatory of Music
R. Kirk
C. Cole
J. Osborne
E. Weddle
J. Jerrells
Minner's Bait Shop
F. Gennicks
J. Weaver
Ladies City League
Poe’s
Fleniken
Sievert
Whitaker
Bureham
Booker’s Grocery
King
Arnold
Mason
Kinnett
Leigh
Inman's Cabinet
Inman
Wines
Herndon
Slake
Newkirks
Smith
Osborn
Brust
Wright
Corbin
Red and White
Chapman
Wellington
Hair
Tuttle
Andrews
Welch and Cornett
Dwyer
Wimmer
Hazelrigg
Shields
Emery
Wood
Voyles
Baker
Anderson - Poindexter
DeVault
Hondell
Sitterding
Local
Meurer
Keller
Duvivier
Lynch
Voisen
DeCourcy
Johnson
Briggs Buick
Jerrells
Curtis
Shaw
Cole
McCammon’s Chevrolet
Fitzptarick
Bales
Hale
Baize
North Main St
Nikita
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown & CO. Inc
B. Main Stt
Broomfield
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