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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
2
The article explains the new Medical Assistance for the Aged program effective Jan 1 1965. It covers eligibility through physician certification, direct payments by the County Department, recoverability from recipient estate, limits on combining with other public aid, funeral payment restrictions, appeal rights, and where to apply with county welfare offices.
Four couples filed applications for marriage licenses in the office of Claude Story, clerk of the Greene Circuit court at Bloomfield over the weekend. They were: Joseph Halderman and Martha Jane Woolley, both of Worthington. Robert Lee Good man and Linda Fay Allen, both of Linton. James Barker of Newberry and Judy Shilkett of Linton. and Larry Don Warnick of Bloomfield and Victoria Lee Wright of Linton.
Automobile owners who wish to reserve license plates must bring tax receipt and registration to the Linton License branch by Thursday. Thursday is the final day to reserve plates, the announcement states.
Rosemary Rudy filed a divorce suit against Emil Rudy Jr in Greene Circuit Court Saturday.
NASA reported Sunday that the Mariner 4 spacecraft has reached 50 million miles of its 325 million mile journey to Mars since its launch on November 28 from Cape Kennedy Florida. It is operating normally and is expected to fly by Mars on July 14 next year.
John Ernst of AMF Bowing Equipment Division in Shelby Ohio received the AMF achievement award. A Purdue alumnus, he joined AMF in 1946 as chief pinspotters development engineer and now directs operations for the bowling equipment unit.
The nation's postal workers will enjoy a three day Christmas break with off days on Christmas Day and the following weekend. Regular mail service resumes on Saturday January 2 as the Post Office Department allows the holiday period for staff.
Louise Pullen appeared Thursday morning and entered a guilty plea to driving while license suspended. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs and received a two way sentence in county jail.
William Dion Harrell of Linton Route 1 died at 6:25 p m Friday after hospital admission. Born July 7 1901 in Coal Creek Tennessee, he was a retired carpenter and a Mason. Survived by widow Edna Baker Harrell, two sons Leon and Donald Ray, four daughters Betty Geatches Mary Barnett Ann Tucker Jonne Burns, eight grandchildren, one brother Bart, four sisters Jenny Harrell Clay Sanders Fay Journey Betty Myers. Funeral held at Anderson and Poindexter Memory chapel Linton at 2 p m today. burial in Fairview cemetery.
Muriel Bledsoe 62 died Christmas Day at Community Hospital in Indianapolis after three years of illness. Born January 20 1902 in Beaver Dam Kentucky she lived much of her life in Jasonville and Indianapolis nine years. She taught in Jasonville and Indianapolis and held leadership roles in Irvington Methodist Church Eastern Star Delta Kappa Gamma and Tri Kappa. Survived by husband Murray Bledsoe sister Judy Crow and brother R D Barrass. Funeral services held today at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev. Paul Lewis officiating burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
James Herbert Hineman of Switz City died at 12 26 p m Sunday at home aged 95. He operated a general store for 50 years and was an elder in the Switz City Christian Church. Survived by wife Mary and numerous children, grandchildren, great grandchildren. services Tuesday at 2 p m at Walnut Grove Cemetery according to Jenks Funeral Home.
Memorial note honoring Wendell Ray Goodman who died December 3 1958 and Bryan Earl Goodman who died December 26 1960. Loved and missed by mother, father, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Mrs Joe Goodman.
Bloomfield resident Mrs Webster McIntosh died suddenly at her north Washington street home. Survived by husband a daughter and four sons including State Trooper Clyde McIntosh of Linton. Kins Funeral Home in Bloomfield will handle arrangements.
Mrs. Flossie M. Allen aged 83 of Coalmont died at 2 p.m. Christmas Day in Clay County Hospital Brazil. Born May 18, 1881 in Martin County she spent most of her life in Coalmont. Survivors include son Kendle Allen and four grandchildren Lora Lee Henico Elwood Janet and Stephen Allen. Services were at 3 p.m. with Rev. Roy Bridwell officiating. Burial in K of P Cemetery Hymera.
Mrs. Lillian M. Bedwell, 70, a former resident of the Dugger area, died Thursday in California. She is survived by a son Norman Bedwell of California a daughter Norma Bowers of Highland Ind a stepdaughter Mrs. Tressa Dillingham of Sullivan three brothers Earl Booker of California Irvin Booker of Dugger and Lloyd Booker of Carlisle. The body is being brought to Newarks Funeral Home in Dugger and is expected to arrive in Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Burris Chapel cemetery. MICHELON NEW CHAMP ALESSANDRIA Italy- on Benito Michelon outpointed Piero del Papa Saturday night to win the Italian middleweight championship Michelon weighed 159 pounds to Del Papa's 159%
Thursday admissions include Mrs. Olive King Jasonville Otho Baize Linton and Ralph Myers Lancaster Ohio. births: twins to Mr and Mrs Frederick Duckworth Linton Marlene Kay Michael Eugene. other admissions include Mrs Alvin Meeks Linton and several named patients. Dismissals list multiple residents from Bloomington Sandborn Linton Crane and nearby areas plus Pontiac Michigan residents.
Cologne report notes that German industry researchers find foreign brewed beers gaining popularity. Imports of non domestic beer have nearly doubled over the past five years, signaling a shift in German beer consumption and market dynamics.
A brief New York item claims scrubbing floors by hand burns more calories than using an electric washer. A second note says Celtics star Bob Cousy will provide analysis for ABC TV coverage of NBA games starting January 3.
Ankara report quotes Minister of Rural Development Sebit Yurdoglu stating that among 35,000 villages in Turkey, 15,000 have no school, 20,000 lack drinking water, and 34,300 lack electricity indicating little change in village life over 75 centuries.
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