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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1966

Page

4

Local clubs schedule evening events across towns

Women of Moose chapter 19 meet at the Moose home 8 p.m. Saturday. Civitan at Kinsmeier's 7 a.m.. Jasonville Methodist young peoples choir 10 a.m. and junior choir 1 p.m. Lyons chapter 371 C E S at Masonic hall 7:30 p.m. Legion 7:30 p.m. and more clubs assemble throughout the day at various halls and lodges.

Women of Moose Masonic Hall Carpenters Library Delta Theta Tau Jasonville Triad Columbian C.E.S

Christian Raiders class holds December meeting at church

The December meeting of the Christian Raiders class at First Christian church was hosted by Mrs. Juanita Haseman, Norma Elliott, Eileen Henwood, and Helen May. A Christmas party followed with prayers, a business session, and elections led by Harold Elgan. New officers named: Deloris Lechien president, Harold May vice president, Mary Phegley secretary treasurer, and Robert Timmons class teacher.

Christian Raiders First Christian Church Juanita Haseman Norma Elliott Eileen Henwood Helen May Haseman Ronald Henwood Harold Elgan Deloris Lechien Harold May Mary Phegley Robert Timmons Caro Don Elliott Betty Newsom Henwood Jean Taylor

Resolution Time for Milady in 1967 Fashion Plan

A New York report outlines personal resolutions for stylish women in 1967. The list emphasizes wardrobe honesty, affordable elegance, planned shopping, hair and makeup care, diet, and daily exercise to maintain a modish look. It notes occasional lapses but urges continued effort.

New York UPI

Suiter Couple Welcome Son Michael Richard

Mr. and Mrs. LaVan Suiter of Linton announce the birth of a son December 23 at Freeman Greene County Hospital. He weighs eight pounds twelve ounces and is named Michael Richard. Mother is former Ruby White of Sandborn. paternal grandparents are Leo White of Sandborn and Merrill Suiter of Marshfield Wisconsin.

LaVan Suiter Linton Freeman- Greene County Hospital Michael Richard Ruby White Sandborn Leo White Merrill Suiter Marshfield Wis

Local Meeting Set For January 16

Bill Haseman and Mr and Mrs Jim Eliott prepare for a gathering with Mrs Beverly Elgan and Mrs Violet Elliott as hostesses. The next meeting is scheduled for January 16.

Bill Haseman Jim Eliott Beverly Elgan Violet Elliott

Christmas Joys Include New Granddaughter and Travel Tales

Mrs Archie Lewis of Linton celebrates a grandson with Rhonda Jane born Christmas Day at the local hospital to Larry and Karen Sullivan. Fred Risher hosts family for Christmas as relatives travel from Birmingham and Darien. The King family, with Fred in Ghana, plans to finish high school there before returning to the United States.

Archie Lewis Linton Rhonda Jane Larry Sullivan Bloomfield Karen Lewis Fred King Linton Stockton High School James Humphrey Fred Clifton King Tema Ghana Africa Cliff West Virginia University Morgantown Howard Kerri Lynn Humphreys United States

Bucktown Mentions of Christmas Guests and Visits

Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John L Goodman included multiple families from Sellersburg Mooresville Linton and Greencastle. Various relatives visited over Christmas with Mrs Mamie Puckett and Mr Norman Puckett hosting. Several local residents and extended family members shared holiday meals and time in Bucktown and surrounding towns.

John L. Goodman Wendell Miller Sellersburg Dillard Stanton Mooresville Kenneth Wells Monrovia Georgia Roberts la- Emma Perigo Linton Garland Stanton Eliza Wright Muriel Enochs Bedwell Norman Puckett Mamie Puckett Ralph Bob Puckett Diane Leon Pahmier Brad and Beth Daleville Oole Jackson Donald Pahmier Paul Loren Pahmier Paula Yorktown Delmas Jerrels Rex Dwight Jones Fillmore James Richards Kent Terre Haute Ralph Richards Mark Richards Greencastle Harold Plew Claude Foster

Last Cup of 1966 Coffee Greeting for 1967

A brief New Year wish notes the final coffee of 1966 and invites more fun and chatter over coffee in 1967. It reflects a friendly community tone and seasonal optimism.

Don Hutson Led NFL Scoring In Five Straight Seasons

Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers topped NFL scoring for five consecutive seasons from 1940 through 1944, establishing a dominant run as the league’s leading point scorer.

Don Hutson Green Bay Packers

Engle Reed Betrothal Announced in Dugger

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Engle of Dugger announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Jack E Reed son of Mr and Mrs Buss Reed of rural Linton. Susan Engle a 1965 Union High School graduate works at RCA Bloomington. Jack Reed a 1964 Linton graduate works at General Electric. No marriage date set.

Susan Jack E. Reed Buss Reed Linton Miss Engle Union High School RCA Bloomington General Electric

Legion Auxiliary Holiday Party Honors Members and Guests

Members of American Legion Auxiliary Post 22 held their Christmas gathering at the lodge. Birthdays for Mrs. Tressa Maddox and Mrs. Margaret Wilson were celebrated with cards and handkerchiefs. Lt. Ann Weisgerber received a going away gift before departing for Germany. Prizes went to Myrtle Hayes Dorothy Franklin Lola Gray Gertrude Herald Maddox Weisgerber Wilson Violet Meitla and Vera Ogden during games and a gift exchange.

American Legion Auxiliary Germany Betty Tincher Smith Lola Gray Myrtle Hayes Dorothy Franklin Gertrude Herald Maddox Weisgerber Wilson Violet Meitla Vera Ogden

Christmas Weekend Visits and Family Travels Reach Across States

Numerous families shared holiday gatherings and visits over Christmas weekend. Residents from Flor issant Missouri to Greensburg Pennsylvania and Indiana venues hosted relatives including the Hildebrands, Erskines, Andre, Lucking, Good, Apple, Killion, Jackson, Gross, Mikels, Tierman, Due, and McKee.

Reflective Tape Reduces Bus Rear-End Collisions

A national bus line reports rear end collisions dropped 14 percent in year one and 18 percent in year two after installing reflective tape on the rear of its vehicles.

New York UPN

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