Obituary James L Douthitt Jr rural Sandborn farmer dies
James L Douthitt Jr of rural Sandborn died unexpectedly at 12 45 pm Tuesday at Good Samaritan hospital aged 79 born near Freelandville July 3 1920 son of Lee and Della Padgett Douthitt survived by wife Mildred two daughters Janice Jackson and Sue Ann Douthitt three sons Joe Kurt and Don two grandchildren and sister Lilian Sykes East Gary body at Ives Poidexter Funeral Home Sandborn calling after 1 pm Thursday funeral Friday 10 am at the funeral home with Rev Wayne Arganbright officiating burial in Sandborn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Douthitt
Sandborn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Freelandvnte
Lee
Della Padgett Douthitt
Sancborn Baptist Church
Mildred Hamke Douthitt
Janice Jackson
Linton
Sue Ann Douthitt
Joe
Kurt
Don
Lilian Sykes
East Gary
Ives Poidexter
Wayne Arganbright
Gene Gennicks Dies at 57 in Linton
Gene Gennicks 57 a lifelong Linton resident died suddenly from an apparent heart attack at his home in South Linton. He was a retired Naval Ammunition Depot Crane employee and member of several Masonic bodies. Survived by wife Marie Lynch Gennicks three sons a daughter 11 grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral Friday 2 30 p.m. at Memory Chapel with Rev. Edward Sheffield officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Gennicks
Linton
South Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Gennicks
Elza and
Nana Creager Gennicks
Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
Linton Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Terre Haute Valley
Scottish Rite
Terre Haute
Marie Lynch Gennicks
Frank K. Gennicks
O! Linton
Larry Eugene Gennicks
Shelbyville
Rex Gennicks
Roma Lea Baker
Worthington
Carrie Laughlin
Lola Doorene
Indianapolis
Anderson-Poindexter
Record $6.1 Billion Spent on School Construction in 1965
American Seating Company reports 1965 saw a record 6.1 billion dollars spent on new school and college construction. California led in total new buildings and additions, followed by Texas New York and Michigan.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
American Seating Company
California
Texas
New York
Michigan
Note of Thanks for Christmas Gifts and New Year Wishes
The McCraneys Clifford Beulah Phillip and Debbie thank all who shared Christmas gifts and love, including the International Union of United Mine Workers of America, workers at V C Fertilizer Plant Jasonville Lyons Elks Good Fellows Club Boy Scouts and an anonymous giver. Wishing everyone a happy and blessed New Year.
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International Union of United Mine Workers of America
V.C. Fertilizer
Jasonville
Lyons
Elks Good Fellows Club
Boy Scouts
Former County Woman Mrs Weaver Dies at Franklin
Alice Bogard Weaver, a Greene County native born September 11 1885 in Houston, died at 8 a.m. Tuesday at Welcome Nursing Home Franklin after long illness. She married William Bogard in 1901, he died in 1935, and later married John Weaver who died. Funeral at Praire Chapel Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. S V Stiles officiating with burial in church cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday at the church. She lies in state at Vandivier Parsley Funeral Home Franklin.
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Alice Bogard Weaver
Greene County
Welcome
Franklin
Heath
Eccased
Houston
John
Jessamine Brown
William Bogard
John Weaver
Ae Pra Air'e Chapel
Pra’r'e Chapel
S. V. Stiles
Vandivier - Parsley
Nothing to sneeze at New York disposable tissue study
UPI reports U.S. papermakers will produce about 300000 tons of disposable tissues this year enough to dispose of about 141 billion sneezes. The Kimberly-Clark study forecasts Americans will average 214 colds and 500 million episodes of sniffles this winter.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Kimberly-Clark Corn
Kimber
y-C.ark
Live Market Report from Indianapolis Lounges Hogs Cattle Sheep
UPI notes live hogs at Indianapolis trading uneven with several weight ranges quoted and sows up 25 to 50. Cattle and calves show steady to higher, with steers and heifers advancing into mid twenty dollar ranges and cows mainly steady to 25 higher. Sheep market sits 50 higher with lambs at 23.00 to 23.50 for prime and 21.50 to 22.50 for good to choice.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Births David Andrew Fish and Ruth Ann Fish
Mr and Mrs David Fish of Bedford announce the birth of their third child a son born December 21 weighing nine pounds seven ounces named David Andrew The mother is Nelda Bradfield of Sandborn Grandparents Marlin Bradfield Ethel Fish Hazel Bradfield and R Fish Great grandparents Mrs Hazel Bradfield Mrs R Fish The Burns added a daughter Ruth Ann born December 16 to Mr and Mrs William Burnett of Indianapolis The baby was welcomed by sister Laura brothers Scott and Ronie Grandparents Ruth Moss Glen Rupert Royce Risher noted
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David Fish
Bedford
David Andrew
Nelda Bradfield
Sandborn
Marlin Bradfield
Ethel Fish
Hazel Bradfield
Lyons
R. Fish
Seymour
William Burnett
Infanapolis
Ruth Ann
Laura
Scott
Ronie
Ruth Moss
Linton
Glen Rupert
Indianapolis
Royce Risher
Westvile, Ill
Acreage Expanded for Park Near Spencer Indiana
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources adds eighty acres to the master park plan near McCormick’s Creek State Park at Spencer. Land came from the Orville Mustard farm. a saddle barn is to be rebuilt after a fire. Earl Pratt, park superintendent, says the project has top priority and includes a buggy trail with a temporary barn likely before the permanent structure.
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McCormick’s Creek State Park
Spencer
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Orville Mustard
Earl Pratt
Lebanon Church Watchnight Service Atto Trio to Perform
The Lebanon Baptist church will hold a watchnight service at 8 pm Saturday. Special music by the Atto trio from Terre Haute and the Lebanon Men's trio will be presented. Games and singing will be included. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited to attend.
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The
Lebanon Baptist Church
Atto
Terre Haute
Lebanon
Oil Firms Spend for Air Research and Abatement
Oil companies have spent about 210 million dollars over the past ten years for air pollution research and abatement equipment, according to the National Automobile Club.
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San Francisco
API
National Automobile Club
Funeral services for Albert Clark in Jasonville and Darrell Green in Sandborn
Funeral services are set for Albert Clark 86 of Jasonville route 1 who died at Rest Haven. Burial will be in Garland Brook Cemetery Columbus after a 10 a.m. Thursday service at McClanahan Funeral Home. Also scheduled is a 10 a.m. Thursday service for Darrell Edward Green 59 of Elnora at Ives Dexter Funeral Home Sandborn with grave side rites in Elnora Fairview Cemetery by the American Legion.
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Albert Clark
Jasonville
Rte 1
Rest Haven
McClanahan Funeral
Rev Bridge
Garland Brook
Columbus
Darrell Edward Green
Elnora
Washington
Ives Poindexter
Sandborn
Fairview
American Legion
Tri County Bookmobile Schedules Three County Stops
Washington headquarters of the Daviess County Library Demonstration Project released a two month schedule for the tri county Bookmobile starting January 3. The route operates every third week with six week cycles for the school year and summer dates to follow. The program serves 3000 elementary and light school students at 15 schools and invites residents without stops to contact library headquarters.
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Washington
Daviess-G County
Tri County
Washington Carnegie Public Library
Staif Willy
Wll
Marco
Lyons
Swift City
Calvertville
Solsberry
Trinty Springs
Scotland
Owensburg
Xoleen
Mineral City
Newberry
Etern School
Burns City
Crane School
Crane Post Office
Mobile
Burns City Post Office
Twelve-year-old Cathy Sweeney born on December 12
Cathy Sweeney is 12 years old on the 12th day of December. She was born on the 12th wedding anniversary of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles J Sweeney.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Cathy Sweeney
Charles J. Sweeney
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Record
Freeman Greene admitted Tuesday. Dismissals include Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan, Bloomfield, and Leroy Shikett, Lyons. Newborns: son to Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmerman Linton, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Yokum White Coal City, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Workman Bloomfield.
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Freeman Greene
Alfred Miller
Jasonville
Roy Vandeventer
Bloomfield
Ford Bolton
Linton
Russel Bartley
Worthington
Denver Johnson
Elnora
Lloyd Lynn
Boomfield
Larry Sullivan
Leroy Sh.ikett
Lyons
Michael Sargent
Alvin Inman
Springville
Vernon Britton
James Zimmerman
Yokum White
Coal City
Robert Workman
Property Transfers In Wright Township And Linton Areas
Dewey Ray and wife transfer property in Wright township to Sentry Realty Co. Carl Conner and wife transfer property in Wrigh Rhue Jackson transfer to Cecil Pauaker and wife. Ethel Nichols Brown transfers Yeoman's first addition real estate in Linton to Trustees Church of Christ. Albert Franklin and wife and Gene K Falk and wife transfer property in High and Township.
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Dewey Ray
Sentry Realty Co
Wright Township
Carl Conner
Et Ux
Wrigh Township
Rhue Jackson
Cecil Pau 3Aker
Jackson Township
Ethel Nichols Brown
Church of Christ, Linton Real Estate
Yeoman
Linton
Albert Franklin
Gene K, Falk
High and
Township
Local Briefs and Community Updates in Linton
A spokesman for the Linton Swimming Pool Corporation says many season tickets were bought as Christmas gifts and others used gift money to buy tickets at the Chamber of Commerce office. The Greene County Emergency Unit was called to the Gennicks home where Gennicks suffered a heart attack. A Linco City Council meeting is set for Thursday to handle a calendar year claim and routine business. Ronnie Waggoner, eight, has been released from St. Anthony’s Hospital with no visitors requested for a few days.
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Linton Swimming Pool Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Linton Daiy Citizen
Greene County
Linton
Gennicks
Geni.cks
Lin‘ca
Counc
Fayet
Ronnie Waggoner
Renos
Cora Waggoner
Glenburn Road
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Greene County Masons Hold Annual Meeting in Worthington
The Greene County East Master Masons Association met in Worthington at 2 p.m. Monday Dec. 26 with nine lodges represented. William B. Carlton noted 32 years as secretary and the session included Past Master work. William Jacobs and Virgil Wright led sections. Newberry No. 166 was chosen for the 1967 meeting.
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Greene County
East Master Masons Association
Worthington
William B. Carlton
Bloomfield
Solsberry
Owensburg
Newberry
Greene
Switz City
Lyons
Jasonville
Linton
Association
William Jacobs
Virgil Wright
Newberry Lodge No. 166
Birth and death rates: global overview
The global birth rate is about 35 per 1000 people while the death rate is around 18 per 1000, indicating a natural increase in population. This snapshot highlights the gap between births and deaths on a world scale.
Linton Daily Citizen publication details and rates
The Linton Daily Citizen lists publication schedule and mailing rates. Subscription prices include carrier 35 cents weekly motor route 1.52 monthly and mail options nationwide with advance payment required.
College diplomas and historical writing materials
The term diploma or "sheepskin" traces to early diplomas made from animal skins. Payyrus covered ancient paper, while important documents were printed on vellum from calfskin or parchment from sheep skin.
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J. L. Douthitt, Jr. Sanborn
Record School
the McCraneys
Clifford Beulah
Phillip and
Debbie
Welch & Cornett
Vincennes
Linton Marvin Taylor
Delmar
Hasia
Martin Kay
Father Steckler
St. Ann’s Altar Society
Pallbearers
Alla and
Leon Kay
Paneral Home
C St. N.W
Memoriam
R'Chard Lee Carr
George E. Baxley
Rold Scott
Oras
Marie Beasley
Blanche Oe
Ciimea
Hg Ounty
Red Cross
Weaver
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Clarence
Pinky) Wright
Marsh
Dickey
S, Glenn Page
O. R. Barrett
Dots Page
David Andrew Fish
Ruth Ann Burnett
Darrell Green
Tri-County
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Home Ming
Bloomington
Iliamis
Robert Bedwell
East Linton
INTER
Main
W. Vincennes Lint
Ken Steigerwald
Mgr
Meredith MacRae
Gordon MacRae
Forum
Richard Berger
County Masons
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main St
Indiana
Ind
Warren Hw.onken
United Press International News Service
Hoosier
Democrat
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown & CO
Brokers
East Main St
Admiral Portable TV
Eame
Cearest
Oxford
Wilson
Dunmore
Furnishing CO
W. Vincennes
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