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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
Washington reports split claims from Ford and Halleck backers as both camps cite potential margins in the upcoming closed door GOP caucus. Ford supporters say 81 of 140 Republicans are for or leaning to Ford while Halleck supporters claim 85 favor or lean to Halleck.
Gulf Oil Corp says its Gulf Research and Development Co in Harmarville Penn built an automated computer chain this year. One computer performs high speed computing while a second stores problems and feeds them to the first. This setup lets the first computer focus on solving problems without input output work.
No 6481 in the Circuit Court of Greene County Indiana Elsie Maynkmore is named Executrix of the will of Grace Wampler Bruner deceased All persons with claims against the estate must file in court within six months from the first publication or be barred Dated Bloomfield Indiana December 21 1964. Claude Story Clerk. John R Ax attorney 12/24-31 1/7 1965
Thomas L. Collier as Executor of the Estate of John K. White deceased has filed his final settlement and distribution petition. The Greene Circuit Court in Bloomfield Indiana will hear the matter January 15 1965. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to prove heirship or claims and show cause why the account should not be approved.
Louise Blackburn as Executrix of Jessie D Veltier Veltier deceased presented final settlement for examination in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana on January 18 1965. Heirs creditors or legatees of the estate are invited to appear. Claude Story Heasley and Leasley Attorneys for Executrix seal date December 23 1964.
Eleven long years have passed since she went away. God took her home, it was his will. In our hearts she liveth still and remains remembered.
Richard F. Gregg of Linton was among 42 Indiana State Highway Commission employees honored for 25 or more years of service. The piece shares Christmas greetings from Governor Welsh and includes familial updates from residents of Linton, Brownsburg, Anderson, and surrounding areas, along with holiday travel and wedding reports.
Holiday celebrations gather numerous families across multiple towns including LaFontaine Union Mills Hammond Lyons Indianapolis Martinsville Albany Bunker Hill Vincennes and Gary. Hosts include Mrs Leona Groves Mrs Everett Blackburn Mr Lowery Millick Mr Paul Heitman Mrs Laura Hunter Mrs Emil Mullis and Mr Hugh Johnson with extended relatives attending dinners parries and gift exchanges.
The city outlines upgrades for 1965 including gas line checks and repairs, new street lights, tree trimming, and low voltage area improvements. Park improvements will add swings tables and lights with two new tennis courts planned. The civil tax rate drops to 89 cents per hundred. Citizens urged to participate.
Wednesday's admissions include Mrs. Irvin Weirs of Linton Mrs. Ruth Campbell of Jasonville Mrs. Virgil Flynn of Worthington Mrs. Rex Price of Worthington Today a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cross of Spencer weighing seven pounds five ounces named Carl Lee Evett Price of Worthington Chester Edmondson of Jasonville Dismissals include Mrs. James Miller of Bloomfield William Henico of Linton Mrs. Mildred Zuemuehlen of Lakewood Ohio Mrs. Robert Hester of Linton Marion Bennett of Linton Rhonda Fuller of Bloomfield
Veteran actor Reginald Denny comes back to cinema in Cat Ballou alongside Jane Fonda as the new character role marks his return to the screen.
Linton Christian choir reheasal at church at 7 p.m. Linton First Baptist choir practice at church at 7 p.m. Jasonville and Salvation Army events at churches and lodges include 7 p.m. starts with Saren at 7 30 p.m. Eayles Auxiliary at lodge home 7 30 p.m. Methodist and Saren choirs listed with times.
Chapter 19 meeting of Women of Moose convenes at the Moose home at 8 p.m. with members gathering for the scheduled session.
Civitan club convenes at the shelter house in Humphreys Park at 7 with public welcome and refreshments. Officers of Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M to be installed at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. followed by a called Dagger Lodge No 721 F and A M to work in the Master Mason degree at 7 30 p.m. Visitors invited, refreshments served.
Miss Phyllis Schafer of Clay City becomes bride of S/Sgt. Joseph Earl Villain of Linton in a Dec 20 ceremony at Martz Evangelical United Brethren church Lewis officiated by Rev. George Jewell. Attendants include Pat Schafer. Reception follows with pink and white decor and a four tiered wedding cake. Relatives from Clay City Linton North Salem Lewis Brazil and Indianapolis attend.
Worthington Christian Women gather at the home of Mrs. H. F. E. Ropp for the Christmas session of the Women’s Fellowship. Mrs. Edith Biddle presides as devotion ends with Luke 2 reading. Mary Ann Fuller shares the Adore Him theme and discusses Emmanual meaning. Serving notes include prayer, dedication for Rest Haven gift, and a business report on food to Rest Haven in Linton.
Miss Alice Ardella DeCourcy became the bride of James Patrick Reagan in a Dec 19 ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church in Anderson. The couple will live in Carthage after a Michigan honeymoon. both are Ball State graduates.
Sar ah Mission Circle of the First Baptist church met recently at Mrs Phil Hathaway s home for a Christmas program theme Christmas the Time of Lights Organizer Mary Nell Harrison led scripture and reflections with lights symbolizing Christian virtues Guests Lori Thornton and Toni Boyer sang O Little Town of Bethlehem Others joined in carols Prayer and devotional remarks followed by refreshments and social hour with Christmas decorations and a cookie and punch reception for members and guests
Bethel Christian Church near Owensburg hosts a luncheon for the Ludean Missionary Society. Officers were installed, new members welcomed, and a love gift for the Salvation Army was taken. Nineteen members attended with six children and a guest.
Peabody Coal Company and the Aluminum Company of America plan to activate the Squaw Creek Coal Co in Warrick County Indiana. Peabody President T L Kele said the mine will be operated by Peabody and in production by next October with a rated capacity of 750 tons of coal per hour.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Lee Ellis announce the birth of a daughter at Freeman Greene County Hospital Linton weighing seven pounds eleven ounces named Jillena Kay. Grandparents are Everett and Carolyn Heath Heath of Jasonville and Jesse Ellis. Great grandmother is Minnie Ellis.
TV guide style listing for WITV Channel 4 Bloomington Indiana shows Popeye Janie Rocky Show Yogi Bear Leave It to Beaver World Beyond Lloyd Thaxton Channel 4 News Movie Les Crane Show daily word Spanish girl Talks Billie Boucher Lunchtime Theater Superman Magilla Georgella War Story and a 4:30 to 16:00 movie block detailing programs across New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.
WTHI channel lists a full day lineup including Walter Cronkite, The Munsters, Perry Mason, The Defenders, The Saint and Evening News. Notable features include Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, and Bailey's of Balboa with sports and film later in the night.
Listings show WFBM TV Channel 6 schedule for December and January with programs from 6:15 PM to 1:00 AM. Highlights include Daniel Boone, Dr Kildare, Hazel, Theater, Midnight Mass, News, Weather, and The Carol Service, followed by NBC Tonight Show and Final Report. The sheet lists time blocks and program names for a primetime lineup across multiple days including Friday and January details.
Pat Fischer of the St Louis Cardinals is described as the smallest player in the national football league at 5 8 and 167 pounds, highlighting his compact size as a notable feature of a defensive back.
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