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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
2
A fragmentary TV listing from WITV Channel 4 Bloomington shows daytime to late evening airings including Lunchtime Theatre Girl Talk Milady's Matinee Divorce Court and People Are Funny along with classic shows Dick Tracy Lone Ranger and daytime court programming.
WTHI Channel 10 presents a full day of programs from 4:55 PM to 11:30 PM. Highlights include Walter Cronkite at 10:00 PM and The Tonight Show segments throughout the evening, with dramas such as Edge of Night and The Millionaire on the later slate.
A fragmented listing shows WFBM TV Channel 6 Indianapolis airings for Monday July 22 and related days. The grid includes Peter Gunn Doctors Loretta Young You Don’t Say The Match Game Grand Prix News Tonight and Huntley Brinkley Report among others with times ranging early afternoon to late evening across multiple blocks.
Orvel O Moody 68 of Sandborn Ite died at 7 a m at home. Born in Greene County July 1 1895 son of James H and Ida Timmerman Moody. He farmed and ran a service station in Linton. Survived by wife Daisy five sons Merle Howard Marion Indianapolis James Lyons Harold Kokomo five daughters Edith Chance Violet Louden Esther Collins Delia Davis all Indianapolis Vesta Driver Denver Cole two brothers Frank Linton Homer Barton City Mich three sisters Lettie Luxton Linton Mary Vickery Detroit Lillian Duer Danville IL 26 grandchildren two great grandchildren Claude predeceased him. Body returned to home. friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Stafford Methodist church burial in church cemetery Rev William Berley officiating. Newkirks Funeral Home Dugger in charge.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Edna Hanna of Princeton at Colvin Chapel with burial at Whitechurch Cemetery west of Princeton. Born January 7 1831 in Martin county she had lived in Princeton 61 years and was found dead by a nephew with death attributed to natural causes. Survivors include sister Edith Turley of Linton brother Harry Dibble of Decatur Illinois and several nieces and nephews.
Elza Sullivan 72 of Dugger died at 10 45 am at home. He was born March 24 1891 the son of James Henry and Anna Sullivan. He lived in Dugger seven years and previously in Bloomington where he worked in a quarry. World War I veteran and member of American Legion Sullivan post and Bloomington Quarry Union. He married Mary M. Sullivan on March 24 and she survives with four daughters Dorothy Groemer Bloomfield Route 1 Agnes Byers Bloomington Jean Groemer Solsberry Phyllis Bays Worthington and four sons Frank Bloomington Elza Lee William and Douglas all at home. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren with two brothers and two sisters deceased. Funeral at Samaria church 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Solsberry Cemetery after calling at home after 7 pm today.
Mary Ellen Skeel 83 of Sandborn died at 4 30 a m today at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes She born Ft Worth Texas April 8 1880 daughter of Samuel and Belle Conrad married Osa Skeel April 2 1903 widowed 1953 Survived by two children Edith Rearick Carnford NJ four grandchildren three great grandchildren funeral at Ives Poindexter Tuesday 2 p m services 3 p m Wednesday Rev Odus Mitchell officiating burial Sandborn cemetery
We thank friends neighbors and hospital staff for help before and after the passing of Zellie Richards who died July 21 1937. Sadly missed by sons.
William H Bohley 54 of Terre Haute died at St Anthony hospital at 3 45 pm Saturday He was son of the late Marion and Elva Green Bohley A member of Nine Mile Methodist church at Linton Survivors include wife Geneva four daughters Hester Morris Elizabeth Strupp Sarah Bohley Mary Etta Stiffey all of Terre Haute one son Joseph Bohley and three grandchildren He was nephew of Chaney Green of Midland Mrs Floyd Markle Earl Bohley Sam Bohley of Michigan Mrs Fred Neel of Spiceland and Couldon Green of Indianapolis Services set for 1 pm Tuesday at Cross Funeral home Terre Haute burial in Bohley cemetery at Linton
Major and minor standings with teams and win loss records in the American and National Leagues. Key matches include Detroit 8 Los Angeles 2 and Boston 3 Chicago 2, with rain and rain-delayed games noted. Upcoming night games feature Chicago at Detroit and New York at Los Angeles.
CBS offers a weekly half hour sit coms pilot slate with Ginger Rogers in a dual twin role in A Love Affair Just for Three. Charlie Ruggles co stars as the playboy entangled with the sisters at 7 30 p m CDT.
Three couples applied for marriage licenses in Claude Story’s Greene circuit court office at Bloomfield. The pairs are Bernard Haseman and Ruth Scott of Linton, Randall Lingham of Bloomfield Route Four with Janice Bovenschen of Linton Route Three, and Donald Yoho of Solsberry Route One with Linda Lou McArtor of Springville Route Two.
The Greene County Woman's Republican Club will hold a meeting at the Bloomfield park shelter house on Tuesday. Officers said a covered dish dinner will be served at 7 p.m. and a program will follow, with the public invited.
California has surpassed New York as the state with the most people employed in wood working industries, according to the American Forest Products Industries.
Emma Bernice Miller born August 12 1905 Switz City died 8:30 a m Sunday at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes after sudden illness. She lived in Vincennes seven years after moving from Linton and worked at Bryant Chevrolet Sales. She was a Switz City Christian Church member. survived by husband Clifford a sister Mrs Newsom and a sister in Linton. funeral at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Wednesday 2 p m with burial in Mil l cemetery northeast of Linton.
Advice underscores a father's pivotal part in a child's growth. Work pressures shape availability yet should not reduce responsibility. Emphasizes democratic, warm, and consistent parenting with mother, fostering mutual respect and shared plans for a satisfying family life.
Elks Ladies meet at 7 30 p m at the Elks lodge Linton Civic Garden club assembles at 7 p m with theme Patriotism Jasonville Methodist Junior choir practices at 3 p m Stated Rainbow for Girls meets at 7 p m at the Masonic Temple Mothers of World War II gather at 7 30 p m at St Peter s hall Greene County Woman s Republican club hosts a 7 p m meeting with a covered dish.program United Fund dinner at Klus meier s Drive in 6 30 p m Clean up day at Humphreys park starts 8 a m 4 H members and parents urged to attend Greene County Christian Churches Laymen quarterly meeting at Worthington Christian church 8 p m Quapaw Council 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men s hall 7 p m Junior Legion Auxiliary at Legion home 6 30 p m Loyal Order of Moose 1434 at Moose home 7 30 p m Local Union 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers at Linton Public Library 7 p m Quapaw Council 80 hosts tri county meeting at 8 a m Red Men s hall all Pocahontas members urged to attend
Pastor Rev. Paul Kirkman announced that Rev. William Simpson will be the guest speaker at Samaria Free Pentecostal Church services on Thursday July 25. Services begin at 7 30 p m and the public is invited to attend.
New York Greentree Stables Cyrano won the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct by a nose over Sunrise County. Jim Clark of Scotland won the British Grand Prix. Mariy Mills captured the U S Women's golf title by three strokes in Cincinnati. The United States edged the Soviet Union in a two day track meet in Moscow while Russian women swept the U S women. Chuck McKinley defeated Dennis Ralston in Chicago finals of National Clay Court championships and Nancy Richey won the women’s singles. Jack Nicklaus won the PGA Championship finishing at 279. A J Foyt set a world auto race record at Trenton Speedway clocked 106.635 mph. Nicola Pietrangeli upset Roy Emerson to win the International tennis in Switzerland.
The hospital report lists numerous admissions over Friday and Saturday including Beverly Joyce Calvert a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Calvert of Switz City weighing six pounds eight and one half ounces a long roster of parents from Jasonville Bloomfield Worthington Crane Linton Westphalia and nearby towns with multiple births and dismissals. The piece closes with a taste survey finding regional decor preferences and no national taste standard according to Emil Faust Bunwood Products.
The Commerce Department reports personal income in the United States rose to a record annual rate of 462 billion dollars in June, up 2 billion from May. Wage and salary gains added 1.2 billion, with the rest from higher corporate dividends.
Unruly students smashed school windows causing repairs to cost American taxpayers about 400 million dollars this year, with Owens Corning Fiberglass noted among materials.
Queen Elizabeth canceled a planned visit to the Royal School in Windsor Great Park on Sunday after an outbreak of chicken pox among pupils. The decision followed the doctor's advice, announced by the palace.
Health authorities said they would soon declare the capital city free of smallpox after a virulent outbreak killed four people. Twenty five others contracted the disease, believed to have been brought in by a sailor.
An Italian air force plane crashed during an air show in Turin on Sunday. The tragedy occurred during the event marking the 40th anniversary of the Italian air force, killing a 17 year old girl spectator.
Connie McGuire, former Southeastern Oklahoma State star, has signed a contract with a Boston team. Details on the deal and position were not disclosed.
The 68, 200 pound Stigler Oklahoma native signed his first professional deal with the Boston Celtics of the NBA. He was the Celtics fourth round pick this year in the NBA draft.
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