Retired Jasonville Coal Miner Dies at 84
Jasonville Indiana resident Green P. Letsinger 84 a retired coal miner died at a Evansville Hospital after a year and a half of declining health He was born near Jasonville on October 29 1875 and was son of Lewis P Letsinger and Harriett Price Letsinger He was member of Lewis Masonic lodge for over fifty years Survived by brother Robert Letsinger Jasonville sister Mrs Gay Leach Dayton Ohio Funeral services set for 1:30 Tuesday at McClanahan Funeral Home with Rev H W Wooldridge. burial Oak Grove Cemetery Lewis Masonic lodge to conduct graveside services
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Green P. Letsinger
Ja _sonville
Evansville
Mr. Letsinger
Jasonville
Lewis P
Harriett Price Letsinger
Masonic Lodge
Lewis
Letsinger
Robert Letsinger
Gay Leach
Dayton
Ohio
McClanahan
Apenor
H. W. Wooldridge
Former Jasonville Woman Adah Thompson Dies at 83
Adah Thompson 83 of Terre Haute and a former Jasonville resident died Saturday night at St. Anthony’s Hospital. Survived by daughter Hazel Ingale of Terre Haute brother Morton Brown of West Frankfort and four sisters all of West Frankfort. Funeral services set for Terre Haute and Jasonville with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Adah Thompson
Terre Haute
Jasonville
St. Anthonys Hospital
Terre Heute
Thompson
Margaret Sauders
Sadie Jones
Ethel’ Whetfield
Pear Link
West Frankfort
Frank M
Patrick J. Ryan
McClanahan
H.W. Wooldridge
Lebanon
Weekend Guests of Mrs. Helen Myers
Weekend guests of Mrs. Helen Myers included her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Henry Shoppaw of Oakland Ir They visited with Mr Shop paw s uncles Louis and Late Thomas
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Helen Myers
Henry Shoppaw
Oakland, Ir
Plan School Reunion with Former Pupils and Teachers
The 1960 annual reunion of former pupils and teachers of Schools No 7 and 8 and the Ellis school will be held Sunday July 24 in the band refreshment stand at Humphreys park. Stockton township schools and their families were invited. A basket dinner will be served at 12 30 p.m.
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Ellis
Humphreys Park
Virgil Bledsoe
Reunion Association
Stockton Township
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Crossed by Names
Admissions listed through Friday to Sunday include John Clayton Baker, Katie Rollison, Harold Humphreys, Tillie Larkin, Harland Terrell, Kenneth Price, Laurel Parker, Anna Krueger, Johnny Parsley, Lois Sarver, Mary Rush, Michael Rush, Elizabeth Strauser. Dismissals mention numerous patients and relatives across Worthington, Bloomfield, Jasonville, Linton, Switz City, and Morgantown, with hospital staff thanking Lebanon Baptist church for tray favors and scrapbooks from Mission Circle.
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John Clayton Baker
Worthington
Katie Rollison
Bloomfield
Harold Humphreys
Linton
Tillie Larkin
Harland Terrell
Jasonville
Kenneth Price
Sandborn
Laurel Parker
Fairland
Anna Krueger
Johnny Parsley
Owensburg
Lois Sarver
Mary
Michael Rush
Springville
Elizabeth Strauser
Switz City
Lewis Marsh
John Sanders
Coalmont
Robert Denny
Joseph Clayton
Sam Hill
Kenneth Ray Price
Robert White
Morgantown
Roscoe Brown
William Ratcliffe
Leland Crane
Crane
Junior Price
Clyde Cobb
Worthingtgh
The
Lebanon Baptist Church
Bible School
Church
Mission Circle
Religious Sect Remains in Bomb Shelters in Benson
In Benson Arizona members of a small religious sect entered their third week in bomb shelters awaiting either a nuclear strike on the United States or a direct message from the Lords telling them to come out.
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Benson
Ariz
UPI
United States
Leavitts announce birth of daughter Lynn Ann
Mr and Mrs Gary Leavitt of West Newton announce the birth of a daughter at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis on July 14 The newborn Lynn Ann weighs six pounds ten ounces She is the third child in the family Great grandparents are Mrs Nel Leavitt and Mrs Olive Leech of Lyons and Albert Thralls of West Terre Haute Grandparents are Beacher Leavitt of Lyons and Mrs Fred Thralls of West Terre Haute.
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Gary Leavitt
West Newton
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Lynn Ann
Beacher Leavitt
Lyons and
Fred Thralls
West Terre Haute
Nel. Leavitt
Olive Leech
Lyons
Albert Thralls
TV Listings Notice Of Potential Changes
The Daily Citizen provides program information from stations but does not guarantee accuracy. Listings may change on short notice and are subject to revision by the stations, with no liability assumed by the newspaper.
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Daily Citizen
Television Schedule for Bloomington Station
Monday listings include Ind. University matinees and evening shows such as Popeye, Cisco Kid, Little Rascals, and Adventures. Prime time features Navy Log, Crusader, and Football programs. Tuesday July 19 continues with additional matinees and evening programs followed by league and sports segments.
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Parsday
Ind. -University
Milady
Tempers Flare in Games Sunday Crandall Stars
Milwauks Dee Crandall starred as he batted four times with two homers and two singles, lifting the Braves to a 7-3 win over the Phillies in Philadelphia and pulling Milwaukee within 2 1/2 games of the NL lead. Vic Power and Earl Battey mixed in punches in Washington’s doubleheader sweep of Cleveland 3-2 and 5-3, while Detroit fans pelted the field during a twinbill loss to the Yankees 12-2 and 3-2. Ed Mathews belted his 19th homer for Milwaukee, Lew Burdette pitched the distance for his 10th win. White Sox beat Orioles twice 2-1 and 14-2, Red Sox over Athletics 4-2. Pirates split with Reds 6-5, 5-0. Cardinals swept Cubs 6-0 and 8-1. Giants beat Dodgers 5-4 as Sheehan’s job security ebbed and flowed.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Dee Crandall
Milwaukee
Vic Power
Indians
Earl Battey
Senators
Washington
Tigers
Yankees
Crandall
Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Lew. Burdette
Ed Mathews
Gene Conley
White Sox
Baltimore’ Orioles
Red Sox
Athletics
Pirates
Reds
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Tom “Sheehan
Dodgers
Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
National League standings show Pittsburgh 51 33 and Milwaukee 47 34 leading. Sunday results: Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 5. St Louis 6 Chicago 0. Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 3. San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 4. American League results: New York 46 33 882 and Chicago 46 37 554 in strong positions. Sunday scores Chicago 2 Baltimore 1. Detroit 12 New York 2. Washington 3 Cleveland 2. Saturday highlights include New York 11 Detroit 2 and Cleveland 9 Washington 4.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelpia
Los Angees
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Veterans Home Loan Program Extended for Two Years
President Eisenhower signed a bill extending the World War II veterans home loan program two years beyond the July 25 deadline. The act preserves guaranteed home loans and direct federal loans for World War II and Korean War veterans. A separate measure raises permanent housebound disability compensation from 225 to 265 dollars monthly, totaling 7.2 million dollars annually.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Greene circuit court fields change of venue suit
A new case is filed in Greene circuit court Bloomfield on a change of venue from Lawrence County. The suit Audrey Jacobs versus William P Day involves a complaint for damages.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Lawrence County
Audrey
Jacobs
Wiliam P. Day
Golf tourney at Litton Municipal course completes first round
In the 1960 Johndon Greene County Four Ball at Litton Municipal, all first round matches finished. Second round is set for this week with slated pairings including Inman-Wall vs Williams-Tubby and Wiegand-Laramore vs Kollmeyer-Fons, among others, per pro Bob Hess.
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Johndon
Greene County
Lihtén
Bob Hess
Kenny Inman
Tom
Wall
Norvalaney
John Bledso
Pope
Jay
Wight
Charles Donie
Dick Baker
Pail
Hardisty
Larry
Spree
Dault ‘Edwards
Bill
Applegate
Bill’ Griffin
Warren. Poe
Bobi Kollfieyer
Dick’ Walls
Norm” Chesnut
Bobby Sullivan
Applegate-Edwards
Kollweyer-Walls
Inman- Wall
Williams-Tubby
Pirtle- Dennis
Gillan-Rollison
Wiegand- Laramor
Kollmeyer
Fons
Tubby
McCollister
Rode- Ferry
Greene- Jonés
Donie Baker
Bloomfield Man Given Suspended Sentence in Assault Case
Ralphe H. Barker of Bloomfield faced a six month suspended sentence in Sekreuit court after an assault and battery charge. James B. Sparks, prosecuting attorney, filed for revocation of the suspension, and Barker was committed to the penal institution.
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Ralphe H. Y. Barker
Bloomfield
Indiana
Sekreuit Court
James B. Sparks
Barker
Mrs Benham Dies A Prairie Chapel Educator
Violet Benham 60 and longtime school teacher died after a long illness in Freeman Greene County Hospital. She taught at L and M school Newberry Lyons Coal City Maree Gosport and was Indiana University educated. Survived by husband Joel M Benham daughter Janice Ann Hancock sister Max K Dick and granddaughter. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Lyons Christian Church with Rev Lloyd Miller officiating burial Prairie Chapel cemetery.
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Violet Benham
Prairie Chapel
Lyons
Freeman
Greene County Hospital
Benham
L and M School
Newberry
Coal City
Maree
Gosport
Indiana University
Lyons Christain Church
Order of Eastern Star
Spencer
William Winfred
Emma McIndoe Hauser
Jenkins and Sons
Lyons Christian Church
Lloyd Miller
Obituary for Ray Floyd Hasler Farmer of Oden Route Two
Ray Floyd Hasler 70 a farmer of Oden route two died at 5:00 Saturday morning in Freeman Greene county hospital He lived much of his life in the Oden and Scotland communities Born April 9 1890 near Scotland to Abraham and Rebecca Nichols Hasler He was a Methodist and a member of the Scotland lodge Surviving Denver Hasler brother and two nephews Funeral services were held at Jenkins and Sons Funeral home Bloomfield Rev W Frank Hartwig officiated Burial in Scotland cemetery with Scotland Odd Fellows lodge at the graveside
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Ray Floyd Hasler
Oden
Freeman - Greene County
Mr. Hasler
Scotland
Abraham and
Rebecca Nichols Hasler
Methodist Church
F. Lodge
Denver Hasler
Jenkins and Sons
Bloomfield
W. Frank Hartwig
Scotland Odd Fellows Lodge
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