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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

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Grand old man of education Dr. Carr dies at 100 in New York

Memorial editorial from Mayfield Messenger honors Dr. John Wesley Carr who died aged 100 in New York City hospital. Born in Indiana 1859 he taught from 1866 until retiring in 1953, guiding Murray State College from a normal school to a university poised enrollment over 2700. The piece recalls his lifelong devotion to education and his role in building Murray State College. Charles DeCourcy reports a Sandborn boy Bill Begeman, 17, to receive the God and Country award at First Baptist Church Sandborn, with Scouts from Evansville Three River area and Linton participants watching.

Mayfield John Wesley Carr New York City Indiana Carr Murray Kentucky Murray State College Bill Begeman Sandborn First Baptist Church Bill The Baptist Church Ray Snow Three River Evansville Linton First Street Vincennes Street Fred Mallotte Company Indianapolis State Highway Department Victor Wright

Dies at Bloomington for William L. Snapp Sr.

William L. Snapp Sr., 63, of Springville route two formerly of near Switz City, died at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Bloomington City hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a m Saturday at the Day funeral home in Bloomington.

William L. Snapp Sr Springville Switz City Bloomington City Hospital Day Funeral Bloomington

Heaviest Snowfall Paralyzes Roads from Texas to Indiana

A major winter storm blanketed much of the nation from Texas to the Atlantic. Ice crippled the South while heavy snow hit the Middle West and Indiana with 4 to 6 inches expected, prompting school closures, power outages, and widespread driving hazards as crews worked to keep main routes passable.

Texas Atlantic South Middle West Florida Georgia Kentucky Pennsylvania New York St. Louis U.S Kan Hill City North Platte Neb Valentine Colorado Lamar Leadville Dallas Fort Worth Indiana Daily Citizen Linton Indianapolis Weather Bureau State Highway Department East Central Weather Bureau Chicago South Bend Cincinnati Shoals Newberry Indianapolis Lafayette Fort Wayne Goshen Evansville Centra End Hoosierland

Bloomfield Cardinals Struck by Measles Before Sectional Opener

Bloomfield High faces the Greene County THSAA sectional with key players sidelined by measles. Dan McGhee returns, while Jack Spinks and Dan Roach may play Friday. Reserves Jim Vandeventer and Larry Thompson also ill but could suit up later. Switz City hosts opening matchups tonight as Worthington meets Midland and Solsberry faces L and M.

Bloomfield High School Greene County Cardinals Wabash Valley Switz City Gymnasium Dan McGhee Jack Spinks Jasonville Yellow Jackets Dan Roach Jim Vandeventer Larry Thompson Guy Glover Switz City Worthington Midland Solsberry

Tiny 15 Ounce Baby Dies En Route Ambulance

In Harrisburg Illinois a day old 15 ounce girl born prematurely died during an urgent ambulance trip to East St. Louis for neonatal care. Doctors had revived the infant after initial signs of life, but she succumbed before reaching the hospital.

Harrisburg Ill UPI Delores Hull Lightner Hospital

District Lodge Meeting To Be Held Here

Governor D P Dixon reports Linton Moose lodge hosts district meeting of subordinate lodges Friday evening. Dinner at 6 30 p m and dance from 9 p m to midnight with the Midnighters orchestra providing music. Members urged to attend.

Linton Moose Lodge D. P. Dixon Dixon Orchesta Lodg

Violence flares in Chattanooga lunch counter protests

A 75 officer unit guarded Chattanooga's main business district to halt two days of racial violence sparked by lunch counter segregation protests. Firemen with hoses dispersed about 2 000 demonstrators while city officials vowed strict action. The unrest echoed across five southern states with similar demonstrations in Virginia Rock Hill and Richmond plans to march on the capital.

Chattanooga, Tenn UPI Tennessee Chattanooga P. R. Olgiati Olgiati H. P. Dunlap Dunlap Greensboro N.C Virginia Richmond State Capitol

Parker Seeks Indiana Governor Nomination in GOP Rally

Lt. Gov. Crawford F. Parker announced his bid for the Indiana governor nomination at a $10-a-plate rally in Indianapolis. He cited the American pocketbook as the top issue for the 1960 election and enjoys Handley and state GOP backing with limited opposition. Also, Alvin C. Cast declared his run for lieutenant governor, paying the $1,000 convention fee.

Indianapolis UPI Crawford F. Parker Indiana Parker Handley GOP Alvin C. Cast Kentland

Hartford Woman Hears Alarm but Robbery Occurs

Hartford police report Mrs Dorothy Langley strapped a bell to her pocketbook and heard a tinkle while at a heater but the burglar escaped. The incident highlights a failed burglary despite the alarm.

Hartford, Conn UPI Dorothy Langley

Worthington Schools Cancel Friday Classes Announcement

Worthington schools will not fold classes Friday according to an afternoon announcement. The plan remains unclear on reasons or campus implications.

Worthington

Tank Ends Mountaineer Siege in Pennsylvania Killing Slays

A National Guard Walker Bulldog tank breached the barricaded bungalow of Daniel Raymond after an eight hour siege. Raymond had killed four people and wounded five with a rifle and shotgun before the final assault ended the standoff.

Chalkhill UPI National Guard Daniel Raymond Raymond Pennsylvania William Burd Farmington State Highway Department Mary Frances Ssler Ohiopyle Edna Maes Chiopyle May Maust Cromwell Lawrence Swenglish Burd Pittsburgh Eye and Ear Hospital Uniontown David L. Lawrence Connellsville

Mary J. Vannarsdale of Merom Dies at 44

Mary J. Vannarsdale 44 of Merom died at home Wednesday night. She survived by husband Arthur Vannarsdale. Services set for 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Marys Catholic Church Sullivan with burial in Merom Cemetery. Rosary Friday night at 8:09. Friends may call after 10:00 a.m. Sunday at Newark Funeral Home Dugger.

Mary J. Vannarsdale Mermon Arthur Vannarsdale Newark Dugger St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sullivan Henry Bilz Merom

Death claimed Mrs Mary Cole in Kokomo today

Rev and Mrs J Clayton Stadler of Linton were summoned to Kokomo by the death of Mrs Mary Cole mother of Mrs Stadler. She died early this morning. Funeral details were not learned here this afternoon.

J. Clayton Stadler Linton Kokomo Stader Mary Cole

Sievert Named to New Position at Formfit Group

Earl Sievert, manager of The Formfit Company's Jasonville plant, is named vice-president of Formfit of Jasonville, Inc. The new Indiana corporation will form separate units for other Formfit plants, announced by president S W Kunstadter.

Earl Sievert Formfit Company Jasonville Formfit of

Planes collide near Rio. Navy DC6 and Brazilian C47 crash

A US Navy DC6 and a Brazilian Real Airlines C47 collided near Sugar Loaf Mountain outside Rio de Janeiro and plunged into Guanabara Bay and the Atlantic. Fourteen people were rescued within the hour, as President Eisenhower was in Sao Paulo. Five US Marines aided in the rescue effort.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil UPI Rio Eisenhower Brazilian Real Airlines U.S. Marine Corps Sao Paulo Sugar Loaf Mountain Guanabara Bay Atlantic Ocean

Ike Receives Hearty Welcome in Sao Paulo Parade

President Eisenhower drew hundreds of thousands in Sao Paulo as factories shut for a general holiday. Rain drenched crowds lined the streets while Ike rode in an open car, saluting from the governor’s palace route amid chants of ayke ayke from cheering schoolchildren.

Sao Paulo Brazil UPI Eisenhower Ike Ayyke Ayke

4 H Photography Project Is Planned

Greene county 4 H members will have a new project this year called Photography. County agent Arthur Haseman outlines goals including camera operation, sharp images, capturing memories, and understanding photography as art and science. Exhibits require 10 mounted photos on 22 by 28 inch card, with workshops led by experienced photographers.

Greene County Arthur Haseman

Schools Close Amid Snow Across Greene County

Linton-Stockton High and Grade School close until Monday due to hazardous roads. Midland and Salsberry schools dismiss early as snow falls. Owensburg grade and high schools shift students to Oolitic with 10:30 a.m. dismissal. Classes at Linton resume Monday.

Linton-Stockton Isaac Hogg C.F. Keller Switz City Central School Greene County Linton - Stockton Midland Salsberry Don Pope Owensburg Linton

Smith Funeral Rites Held in Farmington Illinois

Funeral services for Harvey Smith of Farmington Illinois were conducted Thursday. Survivors include his widow five children ten grandchildren one brother and eight sisters. He and the former Loraine Powers wed in Bloomfield January 27 1926 and moved from Linton to Iowa then Illinois seven years ago.

Harvey Smith Farmington Linton Paul Billman Shelbyville Leroy Tolen Smith Tolen Loraine Powers Bloomfield Iowa Illinois

Heart Hop Planned After Switz City Games Tonight

The Greene County Heart Association plans a heart hop at the Teen Canteen after the state sectional basketball tournament games in Switz City tonight. Miss Kathy Buck chairs the Junior heart board with Miss Judy Cunningham as assistant. Admission is 25 cents. Doors open at 8:00. Board members will serve as chaperones.

Kathy Buck Judy Cunningham Switz City Greene County Heart Association

Girl's Body Found Under Car After Hit and Run

New York police label Robin Joyner four as one of the most vicious hit-and-run cases. The child was found under a parked car two hours after a taxi struck her as she played near a Harlem tenement.

New York Harlem Robin James Hunter Jospeh J. McLaughlin Christe Is

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