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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
6
A short radio listing notes segments including Dollars For A Sports Final Easy Listening Triple A Ranch Club 1600 Sundown Melodies and Sign Off scheduled for Friday June 4.
A fragmented list shows daily radio programming from June 5 to June 7 with numerous shows, music programs, church services, markets, and news slots. It includes station hours, program titles such as Hoosier Hoedown and Dollars for U, and mentions multiple churches and community programs.
A Mine Run reader notes interest in Linton as a population center with visitors taking broken slate souvenirs. The piece calls out Mrs Wallis Warfield Windsor's fashion influence and riffs on hair colors, then shifts to Indiana traffic growth and highway funding challenges, praising Linton’s longstanding band concerts and community spirit.
Charles DeVoto of West Side Salvage Co. offers a dump bed with hoist, grain beds, a 137 gallon saddle tank, and a fifth wheel. Also available are now parts from the same salvage operation.
The pattern offers a low cut bodice with a bolero cover up and a curved front. Size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric and 14 yards of contrast fabric. Includes illustrated Sew Chart and complete sizing for 12 14 16 18 20. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York.
Beautiful pineapple design crochet pattern 7112 for chair back 11 x 17 inches and arm rest 6 x 11 inches. Send 25 cents with name address zone and pattern number to Linton Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept New York for mailing.
A dense listing of daily TV programs and times for a Bloomington station, followed by a brief heraldry and forestry fact noting the lion symbolizing bravery, and that about one third of the U S is forested. The item blends guide content with a stray informational line.
The Shar a Lyke 4 H club of Linton met with president Freddie Klusmeier in charge. Deneane Fisher led a roll call game and plans were made for a bake sale on July 3. Members attend a GE plant tour led by Don House and Don McAleece.
A teacher asks pupils to name nine greatest Americans while 10 year old Jerry, deeply puzzled, admits eight but needs a second baseman. A reading circle yields a humorous interruption as Miss Blusenwasser tells an Indian legend and a TV fan asks about the rajah’s line.
By Jimmy Hatle reservations go to Arthur Haseman Bloomfield or to Miss Estelle Phillips or Clarence Creager. Registrants will receive instructions on items to bring later. Greene county 4-Hers join Morgan county 4-Hers at Shakamak June 23 to 26 for a balanced activity program supervised by leaders.
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