Baptist Circle Reports at First Baptist Church Meeting
The Mu Beta Gamma mission wife group held its January meeting in the church lower auditorium with Mrs. Leta Corbin presiding. A memorial for Mrs. Royden Rea opened the program followed by music and the poem Alone She Walked. Reports covered missionary remembrance plans and Easter projects. a school of missions will start Jan 27 with five Sunday sessions at 5 45 pm. Refreshments featured chicken salad sandwiches and flowers decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Beta Gamma Mission Wirfe
First Baptist Church
Leta Corbin
Royden Rea
Corbin
Nina Hostetler
Gladys Kendall
Lizzie Smith
Muriel Geatches
Mary Stiles
Peter Marshall
Mildred Harbett
Miss Harbett
Kendall
Harbett
Cora Hobbs
Virginia Franklin
Evelyn Slover
Margaret Pirtle
Ann Hensley
Gladys Farthing
Emily Breck
Gaynell Sparks
Gertrude Cornell
Baptist Church Class Meeting Details At First Baptist
The Bykota class of the First Baptist church held a business and social meeting in the lower auditorium Tuesday evening with hostesses Mrs. Bonna Miller Mrs. Gaynell Sparks and Mrs. Gertrude Cornell. Reports were given and committees appointed for class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bonna Miller
Gaynell Sparks
Gertrude Cornell
Lizzie Smith
Margaret Pirtle
Dale Heinbaugh
Terra
Ed Meischke
Dorsey Woodward
Darrell Gabbard
George Geatches
Wes Branstetter
John Wilson
Mack Wiggs
Wayne Corbin
Archie McCullough
John Winters
Bob Smith
Gladys Farthing
Minnie Baughman
Mildred Harb
Birth of Donald Rea Kinkade in Huntingburg
Mr and Mrs Don Kinkade announce the birth of a son on January 20 in Huntingburg weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. He is named Donald Rea. The mother is Glenda Bomar of Bakersfield California. Grandparents are Rev and Mrs Rea Hartman of Dale and great grandparent Calvin Rhodenbeck of Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rea Kinkade
Don Kinkade
Huntingburg
Donald Rea
Glenda Bomar
Bakersfield
Calif
Rea Hartman
Dale
Calvin Rhodenbeck
Linton
First Intercollegiate Ski Meet Held in 1913
The first intercollegiate skiing competition in North America took place in 1913 between Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire and McGill University in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North America
Dartmouth Coll
Hanover, N.H
McGill University of Montreal
Community group meetings and choir practices listed
Various clubs and choirs meet in churches and lodges across Lyons and area. Times range 11 30 a m to 8 p m with groups including Royal Neighbors Eagles Elks Rotary Salvation Army Masonic bodies Legion and women societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Lyons
Swite
First Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Red Men's Hall
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
Lo.o.f
C.F
Rotary Club
Kendall's
Worthington Baptist Dorcas Class Names January Birthday Members
Worthington Baptist Church Dorcas Sunday school group met at Mrs. Anna Need’s home with 14 members attending presided by Mrs. Fannie Stewart. Devotions referenced the Holiday scrap book and the 23rd Psalm was read. Refreshments followed served by Mrs. Need. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Laura Lacy’s home on Wednesday afternoon February 6.
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Anna Need
Dorcas
Worthington Baptist Church
Fannie Stewart
Stewart
Need
Eula Franklin
Daisy Ball
Ethel Sexson
Mary Powell
Emma Rawley
Mildred Hixson
Hazel Mitchell
Fay Edwards
Wilma Conway
Iva Halderman
Minerva Rouschlein
Nancy Figg
Laura Lacy
Home Demonstration Club Chooses New Name Jolly Mathers
Linton Home Demonstration club members met at Mrs. William Reed's home for a social evening. They adopted the name Jolly Mathers, discussed table manners and etiquette, planned a one dollar value gift auction, and noted anniversaries of members.
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William Reed
Linton Home
Danny McAllister
David Richards
Jolly Mathers
Ershel Miller
Richards
Kenneth Baker
Clarence Creager
John Corbin
Pauline Meurer
Wayne Weaver
Reed
Taylor Shaw
Ershe] Miller
Cecil Shelton
William Carr
Don Wright
McAllister
Meurer
Worthington Club Hosts Table Manners Lesson
Sew Sigh Et Tea home demonstration club met at Mrs. Ruby Hale's home with Mrs. Elizabeth Sloan leading a lesson on table manners noting historical changes and a picnic as the proper setting for finger foods. Barbara Faulk spoke on fire safety, highlighting heat fuel and oxygen and the first minutes as crucial. Fourteen members and two guests attended, followed by a memory game and refreshments for all attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sloan
Ruby Jean Hale
Betty Hale
Reed
Velma Heaton
Martha Crites
Lucille Fiscus
Leah Jane Chambers
Wanda Ray
Gretchen Pershing
Marie’ Baker
Ruth Graves
Barbara Faulk
Carol Weathers
Chris Ball
Marjorie Jerry
Hale
Violet Rebekah lodge installs officers at meeting
Newly elected officers of Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 312 were installed at the I O F hall. District deputy Dora Hankler served as installing officer. A family night with supper and entertainment is planned for Tuesday January 29 at 6:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Rebekah Lodge No
I.o.0.f
Dora Hankler
Vivian Landis
Noble Grand
Marjorie Bledsoe
Noble Girand
Elizabeth Fraser
Iris Love
Ethel Risher
Eliza Stanton
Ase Martin
Flossie Asrey
Ethel Rohrer
Vice Grand
Betty Hixson
Inside Guardian
Eliza Haney
Guardian
Martha Gosnell
Edna Page
Ethel Rich
Dessie Robson
Anna Shepard
Bledsoe
Married players on St. Louis Wash U basketball team
Of Washington University's 14 basketball players, three are married and have children. The three, Joe Patterson, Mike Reed, and Boyd Shelton, all are guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
of Washington University
Joe Patterson
Mike Reed
Boyd Shelton
Oregon State All America Baker Joined on Basketball Scholarship
Switched to Corvallis Oregon where Terry Baker, Oregon State's All America football star, arrived on a basketball scholarship, highlighting a rare dual-sport path at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ore
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Lightweight Ranger Camille Henry Leads NHL Lightweights
Camille Henry of the New York Rangers weighs 152 pounds on skates and is the lightest player in the National Hockey League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Camille Henry
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Clemson College To Admit Gantt
Clemson College prepares to admit 20 year old Harvey Gantt as the first Negro student at a white public school in South Carolina. The 4th Circuit and Justice Warren rejected stay requests, enabling Gantt to enroll for the semester starting January 28. Kennedy says South Carolina leaders will prevent violence or disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S. C
Lpi
Clemson College
Harvey Gantt
South Carolina
Gantt
Earl Warren
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
Warren
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Illinois Governor Advises Hoosier Opposition to Port Plan
Sen. Paul Douglas urged Indiana residents to protest the Burns Ditch deepwater port on Lake Michigan. He warned taxes and steel company funding hurdles, urged Chicago protests to Kennedy, and cautioned Bethlehem Steel's Burns Ditch work could cause damage to the Indiana Dunes and recreation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Douglas
Ill
Hoosiers
Welsh
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Douglas
Kennedy
Windy City
Congress
Bethlehem Steel
Burns Ditch
Hospital Births and Admissions Around Linton
Hospital report lists admissions on Monday including Peter Pottier Linton Mrs Paul Steellings Greenwood Mrs Rodney Townsend Newberry Mrs Elza Wright Linton Clarence McCombs Linton Mrs Lewis Taylor Linton Mrs Clovis Keller Linton Mrs Carlton Overman Bloomfield and the birth of an 8 pound 13 ounce girl to Mrs Jack Wheeler of Linton who remains unnamed. Dismissals on Monday include Mrs Mary Smith Jasonville Loren Buell Jasonville Mrs John McCullough and son Bloomfield Mrs Franklin Byers Bloom Roger Long Jasonville Mrs Pearl Keene Jasonville Miss Jeanine Caddell Jasonville Leslie Via Eldorado Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pottier
Linton
Paul Steellings
Greenwood
Rodney Townsend
Newberry
Elza Wright
Clarence McCombs
Lewis Taylor
Clovis Keller
Carlton Overman
Bloomfield
Jack Wheeler
Mary Smith
Jasonville
Loren Buell
John McCullough
Franklin Byers
Roger Long
Pearl Keene
Jeanine Caddell
Leslie Via
Eldorado, III
Valley Tourney Quarterfinals Set at Switz City and Shoals
Switz City will host Valley Tourney quarterfinals with Switz City versus Ellettsville at 7:00 p.m. and Shoals facing Spencer at 8:30 p.m. Winners meet Thursday at 8:00 p.m. for the title. Glen Sparks says doors open 5:45 p.m. Wednesday and 6:45 p.m. Thursday. admission is $1 per session. No flashbulbs, confetti, or noisemakers. Linton Stockton trio Janet Hallett Jesse Corbin and Gary Roberts will perform the national anthem prior to the flag raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Ellettsville
Shoals and Spencer
Glen Sparks
Switz City Central School
Linton- Stockton High School
Janet Hallett
Jesse Corbin
Gary Roberts
Linton Leaders Attend Greene County Girl Scout Meeting
Seventeen Linton leaders joined Greene County adult Girl Scout leaders at Bloomfield First Methodist Church for a reorganization meeting under the Cov ered Bridge Council District C Neighborhood I. Leaders planned cookie sale kick off on Jan 24 at Terre Haute and training sessions at Humphreys Park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Greene County
First Methodist
Bloomfield
Girl Scouts
Worthington
Switz City
Lyons
Koleen-Owensburg
Covered Bridge
Warren Bogard
Ralph Voyles
Warren Onken
Terre Haute
Onken
Bogard
William Minnich
William Ross
Robert Walters
Chester Laramore
Murl Gabbard
Warren H.oaken
William Witherspoon
William Rose
Wanda Methusa
Clarence Hale
Bonnie Kirkpatrick
Walter Laughlin
Nigel Lehman
Pat Bucci
Will Fritz
Kenneth Medlock
Wayne Wright
Humphreys Park
Miss Humphreys to receive IU dental hygiene cap
Miss Carolyn Humphreys of Linton, a first year student in the IU School of Dentistry dental hygiene program, will receive her professional cap at a Sunday ceremony in the Union Building I U Medical Center. The event starts at 5 00 p m with a reception to follow led by Miss Carmine Griffis and Mrs Ann Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Humphreys
Linton
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Indianapolis
Union
I.U. Medical Center
Ann Mann
Junior American Dental Hygenists’ Association
Miss Humphreys
Harold Humphreys
Linton-Stockton High School
Indiana State College
Market report Indianapolis hogs and cattle steady to higher
Live cattle and hog markets in Indianapolis show hogs 25 higher across weights with prices from 12.75 to 17.25. Cattle and calves mostly steady to strong with steer and heifer values up to 27.50 for high choice and 23.50 to 25.00 for good to choice. Dealers report broader strength and high-yield cows around 16.00 and up to 29.00 for top lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Roy Saylor Dies in Bed Fire in Swayzee
Roy Saylor aged 63 died Monday when a fire destroyed his six room home on Indiana 13. Police say the blaze started after a lit cigarette dropped while he slept in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayzee
Ind
Jph
Roy Saylor
Indiana 13
Saylor
Kennedy Pledges U S Support to Congo Post-Katanga
President Kennedy hails Katanga's end and pledges full U N support to help Congo become a strong viable federal nation. He urges Congo leaders Kasavubu and Adoula to unite for modernization and economic healing, stressing US aims to enable Congolese self determination without instability.
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Washington
Kennedy
Katanga
U.N
Congo
United States
United Nations
Africa
Bloomfield Man Dies This Morning
Roscoe H. Bays lifelong Greene County resident dies at his Bloomfield home at 5 55 this morning after a long illness. Born January 25 1896 he worked as a carpenter and is survived by his widow Minnie Bays a son Dexter Bays two daughters Dorothy Eckland and Marjorie Jeffers a half brother Ernest Bays three brothers Don Oscar and Byrd Bays six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services are set for two oclock Thursday afternoon at Jenkins Funeral Home with Rev. Charles East officiating and burial in Grand View cemeteryixeira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe H. Bays
Greene County
Bloomfield
Aleck
Anna Bays
Minnie Bays
Dexter Bays
Dorothy Eckland
Bloomington
Marjorie Jeffers
Ernest Bays
Don Bays
Oscar Bays
Byrd Bays
Anderson
Jenkins Funeral Home
D.S.T
Charles East
Grandview Cemetery
Grace M. Keneipp Dies at 61 in Sullivan Hospital
Grace M. Keneipp 61 of Dugger died at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan at 10 40 this morning after several weeks illness. Born April 4 1901 in Greene County she was daughter of John and Barbara Parson Arthur. Survived by brothers James J. Arthur and Yakey Arthur and sisters Jennie Miller Mary Bays Opal Hunter. Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Keneipp
Dugger
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Greene County
John
Barbara Parson Arthur
George H. Keneipp
James J. Arthur
Yakey Arthur
Bloomfield
Jennie Miller
Spencer
Mary Bays
Opal Hunter
Walton
Newkirk
William R. Phipps Dies in Dugger at 85
William R. Phipps, 85, died at the Smith Home for the Aged on Dugger route one at 3 45 PM Monday after a lingering illness. Born October 19, 1877 in Indiana, he lived in Elnora earlier. Survived by two brothers Guy Phipps Muncie Noah A Phipps Jasonville and four sisters Mrs Anna Hollowell Bradenton Fla Miss Effie Phipps Mrs Carrie Bundy and Mrs Emma Southwood all of Muncie. Service to be held at 1 PM Wednesday with Rev Paul Lewis officiating burial in Elnora cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Phipps
Smith
Dugger
Indiana
Isaac and
Rebecca Myers Phipps
Elnora
Guy Phipps
Muncie
Noah A. Phipps
Jasonville
Anna Hollowell
Bradenton
Fla
Effie Phipps
Carrie Bundy
Emma Southwood
Newkirk Funeral Home
Paul Lewis
Elnora Cemetery
Ida Hannah Funeral Pending in Dugger
Mrs Ida Hannah died at her home on Dugger route one Monday morning. Her body remains at Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger and friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hannah
Dugger
Newkirk Funeral Home
Initiation Dinner Set by Linton E.ks Lodge
The Linton lodge will host an initiation dinner at the lodge home on Wednesday night the dinner will be served free to all members at 6 30 oclock according to the announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton E.ks
Don’t put it off Want Ads call today
A brief classified promo urges immediate action for extra money via Citizen Want-Ads, emphasizing urgency with a call to contact by phone 847-4487.
Pact Signed Between France and Germany on Cooperation
French President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signed a treaty to foster frequent high level meetings and joint military cooperation. The accord favors a Europe of the Fatherlands without a supranational authority and preserves Brussels talks on Britain's Common Market entry with a temporary suspension and an ongoing inventory of stuck points.
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Paris
Lpi
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Europe
Adenauer
Elysee Palace
Brussels
Britain
West Germany
Freight Car Derails Near Kendallville Indiana
One car of a New York Central freight train derailed two miles east of Kendallville Indiana on Monday. No injuries were reported. Officials cited a burning journal on one car as the derailment cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Wvpr
New York Central Railroad
Here
Landis Named President of Linton Chamber of Commerce
Gerald W. Landis was named president of the Linton Chamber of Commerce by the board after James Hubbell’s resignation. The 1963 officers include Jesse Correll as vice president and Bill Harting as secretary treasurer, with a list of directors and ex officio members and committee assignments. Luncheon board meetings will be held monthly at the Roosevelt Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Landis
Linton Chamber of Commerce
James Hubbell
Landis
Jesse Correll
Bill Harting
J. W. Briggs
Dick Hastings
Ralph Kohr
Jack Kennedy
Rennis Wolfe
Jack Cravens
P. H. O’hern
Paul Lester
Louis Goble
Herb Ellis
Jere Goodman
Forrest Coulter
John Cary
Andy Humphreys
Ken Smith
Kiwanis Club
Charles Hazelrigg
Marion Bales
Rex Winters
Tom Wall
Abe Moehlmann
Bill Ross
Carnival
Gene de Vault
George Greene
John R. Ax
Paul Fry
Kenneth Smith
Warren Oaken
DeWayne Boardman
John Flickinger
Bill Cravens
Bill Haseman
Jimmy Clayton
Milo Mitchell
Fred Copp
Bob Walters
Hyman Fell
Earl Roush
Roosevelt Hotel
Admitted to Hospital Burl Boyles of Linton
Burl Boyles of Linton entered St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute this afternoon for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Boyles of
Linton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Mrs Clarence Hale Admitted To St Anthony Hospital
Mrs. Clarence Hale has entered St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute for observation and treatment. She is in room 308.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hale
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Television Tuesday January 22 1960s lineup including Popeye and Rocky shows
TV schedule notes a full day of kiddie and variety programming with Popeye and Rocky Show repeats, Cowtown Rodeo, Mahalia Jackson, and Sign Off. Evening slots include Divorce Court and People are Funny with Dick Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahalia Jackson
Carter Coa
Jack LaLanne Milady
Dick Tracy
Television Schedule for Terre Haute CBS and NBC Lineup
WTHI channel list covers daytime and prime time programs from 2:00 to 11:30 PM with shows including The Truth CBS news lineup Afternoon soap episodes and classic comedies and dramas. The schedule features The Real McCoys Pete and Gladys Love of Life and soap Opera listings with child programs Password and House Party noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Air
Love Lucco
Real McCoys
Pete and Gladys
Guiding Light
CBS News
DePauw University
Cimarron City
Cartoon Theatre
Walter Cronkite
Marshall Dillon
Lloyd Bridges
Red Skelton
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
TV Schedule Highlights Prime Daytime Lineup
A dense TV guide lists programs from 7:00 a m to 1:15 a m including Today Weather Men of Destiny Kukla Ollie Movie Party Play Your Hunch Price Is Right Concentration Farm Report News Peter Gunn Dr Malone Loretta Young Make Room For Daddy Harlow 3 Stooges Frances Farmer Huntley Brinkley Report The Virginian Perry Como Tonight Show Spanish Telecourse and more with news weather and scoreboard updates scattered through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kukla
Ollie
Peter Gunn
Merv Griffin
Dr. Malone
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Merv. Griffin
NBC News
Harlow
Stooge
Frances Farmer
Huntley-Brinks
Laramie
Empire
Dick Powell
Chet Huntley
Mrs Myrtle Noel services in Switz City church
Former Switz City resident Mrs Myrtle Noel died in Greencastle Monday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at the Switz City Christian Church, conducted on Central Daylight Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Noel
Switz City
Greencastle
Remembering a Beloved Mother and Friend
A mournful verse recalls a smiling kindly woman who died beloved by all. Her sons and daughters miss her and hope to meet again in a better land beyond.
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Baptist Circle
Baptist Church
DOW Jones
Salvation Army Home League
Lyons Lodge
Lyons Masonic Hall
Eagles Auxiliary
Lodge Hall
American Legion
Legion Home
Saron
First Christian
First Baptist
Lyons Woman’s Social and Benevolent Club
Shelton Foster
Eagle
Women of Moose
Moose Home
van Plew
Worthington Baptist
Vienian Tl Mastin
Marian Martin
Linton Daily Citizen
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
N.Y
Worthington Club
Jean
Rebekah Lodge
Illinois
Girl Scout
Cookie Project
Hannah
United Press International
Ned
WITV
Cain's
Mahalia Jacksom
WTHI
Cartoon Theater
Dobie Gillis
Dick van Dyke
WFBM
Memoriam
Epsie Landis
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
Rose Vonderschmitt
Adam Vonderschmitt
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