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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1958

Page

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Local Notes Mix Names From Snake Holler To Nice Quip

Mrs. Stella Morford of Dugger recalls Snake Holler and Polly Tick in Mine Run gossip. Linton residents trace Snake Holler families and a downstate optometrist with plate number 2020. Merriman Smith cites a diplomat nominee with a C average and Senator Long notes early career paths. Greene County road repairs are announced and seed catalogs arrive amid comments from various residents. Columbus hobbyist Daniel Clancy profiles collectors including Dwight Horn who collects locomotive whistles.

Stella Morford Dugger Route One Polly Tick Snake Holler Linton Evelyne Dye Oliver Marshall Mine Run Homer L. Moore Dwight W. Horn Bladensburg Knox County Horn

Blizzard Isolates Hoosier City Amid 18 Foot Drifts

Michigan City, Indiana, faced a paralyzing blizzard with 42 inches of snow and drifts up to seven feet. A state of emergency was declared as 39 pieces of equipment aided local crews. most streets were impassable and hundreds were stranded or sheltering in place.

Michigan City Chicago Indiana State Highway Department Us. 2 US. 421 US. 12 Ind Weather Bureau Francis Fedder

Lyons Drive for Heart Association Funds Set

The Social and Benevolent club will conduct a Lyons and Washington township fund drive Friday evening. Club officers urged residents to keep the date and be ready to greet the solicitors when they call.

The Heart Association Lyons Washington Township Social and Benevolent Club

Field Fire Extinguished Near Linton Home

The Linton Fire Department answered a 1:00 PM call to a field fire a mile northwest of Linton near the Meek home. No damage was reported and the blaze was put out.

Linton John William Meek

Civil conflict reported in eastern Cuba today

Reports say a large scale battle rages between rebel and government forces in eastern Cuba. In Washington, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles takes personal charge of U S efforts to resolve the French Tunisian crisis, cutting short a vacation at Atlantic City and returning to his desk after noon.

Havana Cuba Washington —K John Foster Dulles U.S Atlantic City N.J

Korean Airliner Kidnapped by Chinese Gunmen Allegedly

South Korean intelligence officers believe a Korean Airliner was hijacked at gunpoint by Communist operatives and flown to North Korea with 32 passengers including two Americans and two Germans. They suspect use as hostages to trade for a spy. The UN and U S forces demanded its return and a Panmunjom meeting was scheduled. The plane reportedly landed in Sunan near Pyongyang after contact with Taegu and Osan towers.

Szoul Korea South Korea North Korea Pak Chung Ko Japan Hong Kong ROK Chouen-La Pyongyang Kim Il Sung U.S George Decker United Nations Truce Commission Panmunjom U.N U.S. Navy George W. Kehl Willis P. Hobbs Vallejo Calif Air Force Howard W McClellan Buchanan Mich Pusan Taegu Osan Red Sunan

Application for Greene County marriage license filed

An application for a marriage license has been made in the office of the clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield by Russell Booker of Spencer and Donna Sue White of Worthington.

Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Russell Booker Spencer Donna Sue White Worthington

Farrell Ready For More Moon Trip Experiment Ends In Seven Days

Bronx airman Donald Farrell completed a seven day isolation in a sealed space cabin at the School of Aviation Medicine in San Antonio. He praised the experience but his parents cautioned against a real moon flight citing hazards. Farrell reported mild wobbliness and missed cigarettes while adapting to 18 000 foot air pressure and increased calories.

San Antonio Tex Donald G. Farrell Aiima Farrell Bronx N.Y James A. Farrell Bache and Co Farrell School of Aviation Medicine Outer

Charles C Good 81 Dies. Rites Pending in Linton

Charles C Good 81 a retired coal miner of 40 Second Street Southwest died at 5 30 AM in Freeman Greene County Hospital after ten years illness He lived near Linton most of his life born December 7 1876 in Sullivan County He is survived by wife Anna Williams Good two sons Elmer Good Chicago and Claude Good Youcampia California one daughter Mrs Philip Buzan Linton two stepdaughters Mrs Velma Goodman Linton and Mrs Bertha Peoples Vero Beach California one stepson Iran Williams Buffalo New York four grandchildren six great grandchildren two brothers and three sisters predeceased him Body to Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with calling after 5 PM Tuesday Funeral arrangements to be announced later

Charles C. Good Second Street Freeman-Greene County Mr. Good Friar Tuck Linton First Christian Church United Mine Workers of America Sullivan County Bertha Peoples Vero Beach Calif Iran Williams Buffalo N.Y Lucy Edington Good

U S Air Force Plane Missing Over Southern Italy With 16 Aboard

A U S Air Force C 47 missing since Saturday midnight lies unaccounted for in the fog shrouded Cilento Mountains south of Naples. Search efforts by American British Italian and Greek planes from Naples Malta Tripoli and Athens are underway with Capt Merle Clapsaddle directing operations. The aircraft was en route from Ramstein Germany to Greece carrying seven crew and nine passengers all service members. Names are withheld.

Naples Italy Air Force Ramstein Germany Greece Albania Merle Clapsaddle Pittsburgh Wheelus Field Tripoli Malta Athens Carabinieri Cileto Mountains

Scott Accepts Job With Virginia Bank

Robert A. Scott Jr., of Bedford Virginia, formerly of Linton, has joined Citizens National Bank of Bedford. He is the son of Robert A. Scott Sr. of Bedford. Scott attended the University of Virginia and Lynchburg College and was in the U S Marine Corps V-12 program at Duke. He served in the Marines in the Pacific 1943 to 1946 and has worked with the Bedford County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Robert A. Scott Jr Bedford Linton Citizens National Bank of Robert A. Scott Sr Mr. Scott Elks Lodge University of Virginia Lynchburg College U.S. Marine Corps Duke University U.S. Marines Pacific Bedford, Va National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

George V. Norris Dies Here Today

George V. Norris age 71 and a retired newspaper motor route driver died at 3:00 this morning at 510 H street northeast after months of illness. Born February 14, 1887 in Sullivan County, he worked for Scripps-Howard in Erie before returning to Linton in 1937 to drive for the Linton Daily Citizen Indianapolis News and later for the Daily Citizen Indianapolis Times until retirement in 1957. He was a member of the Linton Jehovahs Witnesses and is survived by three cousins. He will lying in state at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel after 7:00 this evening. Funeral services will be held at Memory Chapel at 2:00 Wednesday with local Jehovahs Witnesses officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery.

George V. Norris Mr. Norris Sullivan County Scripps- Howard Erie Linton Linton Daily Citizen-Indianapolis News Daily Citizen- Indianapolis Times Norris Linton Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses William A. Norris Indianapolis Ella Sciscoe Linton Route Three John Wilson Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel Memory Chapel Jehovah's Witnesses Fairview Cemetery

Cattle Population Drops One Percent in 1957 US Herd

The Agriculture Department reports 93,967,000 cattle on US farms and ranches as of Jan 1, valued at 11.235 billion dollars, down 1 percent from last year. Milk cows fall 2 percent to 22,357,000. beef cows down 1 percent. hogs steady at 51,559,000. sheep and lambs rise 2 percent to 31,328,000. 1957 cattle value listed at 11.235 billion dollars.

Washington Agriculture Department

Fred A. Martin 77 Dies at Home in Indiana

Fred A. Martin a former Indiana state policeman coal miner and Spanish American War veteran died at 1 00 Saturday at his home 368 B street northeast He lived in Linton since 1912 and served ten years as a state policeman He also served Greene county deputy sheriff in 1934 198 He worked at Frair Tuck coal mine and belonged to United Mine Workers His survivors include his widow Mrs America S Martin daughter Frederica Scudder of Marion a brother John Martin of Sheridan Wyo a sister Gladys Davis of Linton three grandchildren and son in law Dr John F Scudder Burial will be in Fairview cemetery with services Tuesday.

Fred A. Martin B” Street Mr. Martin Linton Indiana Greene County Frair Tuck Friar Tuck Ohio Martin America 5S. Martin Frederica Scudder Marion,Jr John Martin Sheridan Wyo Gladys Davis Suzanne Sarah Lou John F. Scudder Marion Welch and Cornett David Shepherd Fairview Cemetery

Mrs Virgil Dean Returns Home From Hospital Stay

Mrs. Virgil Dean has returned to her home from the Union hospital at Terre Haute where she was a patient.

Virgil Dean Union Hospital Terre Haute

Temperature Dips to 5 Below Zero Here Today

Greene circuit court in Bloomfield filed two new civil actions Dalgarn Brothers vs Leonard Canada on account and Kathryn Garrett vs Eardie Garrett for divorce. The area recorded an official low of five degrees below zero with 8 a.m. reading at three below. Sunday’s high was 13 degrees marking the coldest day this season. Saturday morning opened at 22 below.

Greene Bloomfield Dalgarn Brothers Leonard Canada Kathryn Garrett Eardie Garrett M. E. Brock U.S Elliston Brock

Explosion and Fire Kill Five in Evansville Home

A blast and fire in zero weather destroyed a two story Evansville frame house early today. Five of seven occupants died all from one family while two escaped with minor injuries. James Oglesby pulled his brother to safety after leaping from a second story window. The blast was traced to an oil furnace and caused gas curtailment affecting area plants and homes.

Evansville Fred Danks Virgil D. Oglesby Nellie Patricia Ann Eliza Cooper Oglesby James H Danks James Ogtesbys

Birth Announcement Kathy Elaine Goodman Born in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Norm Goodman of Indianapolis announce the birth of a daughter at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on February 16. Weighing seven pounds two ounces she is named Kathy Elaine this is the couple’s first child Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Apple of Sandborn and Mr and Mrs Ollie Goodman of Linton.

Norm Goodman Indianapolis Methodist Hospital At Kathy Elaine Roy Apple Sandborn Ollie Goodman Linton

New Law Building Breaks Ground at University of Chicago

Ground is broken for a new 4 100 000 building for the law school occupying a full block south of the Midway in Chicago.

Chicago University of Chicago Law School

Raney Wins First Prize In Linton Electrical Week Contest

Mrs. Norval Raney of 179 Ninth Street Northeast won first prize in the 1958 Electrical Week contest in Linton. She receives a $50 savings bond and a table lamp donated by Baxley Appliance. Other winners include Mrs. Jack Strong, Mrs. Jim Elliott, Mrs. Betty Clayton, Donald Lawson, Mrs. Arthur Lechien, and Mrs. David Richards, with prizes such as table lamps, a Pyrex dish, Tide, a corn popper, and more. Winning entries will be displayed at 81 South Main Street Tuesday or Wednesday.

Norval Raney Ninth Street Linton Raney Additio Baxley Appliance and Furniture Company Correll’s Jack Strong Linton Route One New Home Furnishing Company Jim Ell Citizen Office Daily Citizen

Deadly cold grips Indiana and Northeast as blizzard toll climbs

A severe cold wave and heavy snow paralyzed Indiana with subzero temps and fires across Evansville. In Michigan City and surrounding towns traffic halted and schools closed as record lows persisted. A Boston blizzard, icy winds, and coastal flooding pushed the Northeast into a new crisis with 223 deaths in 10 days.

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