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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

5

Turpin Mowery Vows Recited At Linton Assembly

Miss Linda Turpin and James Ray Mowery exchanged marriage vows in a Sunday ceremony at the Assembly of God church in Linton. The couple will reside in Columbus, where the groom works for Cummins Diesel. The large ceremony featured palms, gladioli, and a program of ribal music.

Linda Turpin James Ray Mowery Assembly of God Linton Ted Turpin M. Everett Mowery Dugger Harry V. Wibbert Lenora Striedelmeier Mary Ann Priest Carolyn Messick Beth

Unusual Display At Linton Public Library Cabinet Feature

A wooden display case built by H. A. Cross of Linton showcases curios and mementos from an African jungle trip, plus a coin and stamp collection and Greene county relics. Librarian Miss Margaret Cooper invites visitors to inspect the collection.

Linton Public Library H. A. Cross Linton Greene County Margaret Cooper

Cass News Items Highlight Local Visits and Departures

Mrs. Bonnie Kirkpatrick and daughter Diane spent Sunday at Terre Haute with Mrs. Mary Ashcroft and Mrs. Yolanda Singleton. Bertha Stitzel guests of Laurel Kirkpatrick and Diane. Paul Pinkston and children visiting her parents Girthe and daughter Diane. Diane and Bertha Stitzel seen in Jasonville Tuesday. Bill Ashburn on US Army leave. Bertha Thompson called to Anderson after her son in law’s death. Reynolds visits daughter Mrs Walter McBride.

Bonnie Kirkpatrick Diane Mary Ashcroft Yolanda Singleton Terre Haute Bertha Stitzel Laurel Kirkpatrick Paul Pinkston Girthe Jasonville Bill Ashburn U.S Bertha Thompson Anderson Reynolds Walter McBride

Hospital Guild Holds Annual Benefit Dinner

The Freeman Greene county Hospital Guild hosted its annual benefit dinner at the Linton Municipal golf course with about 150 attendees from across the county. Mrs Maynard Raggio chaired the event with over 100 guild members helping, and awards, music, and a large pink yellow carnation cake highlighted the program.

Linton Municipal Golf Course Freeman-Greene County Hospital Guild Maynard Raggio Bloomfield Guild Blanche Justus Ann Warnick Irene Padgett Raggio Henry Taylor Austin O’brien Linton Myrtle Barstow J. A. Hornbaker Lyons Mary Ellen Selby Mesdames Milton Bogaard Floyd Mitten Worthington Myrtle Bars Solsberry Martha Cory Switz City Avery Murray Hall of Fame Maurice Yusko Wayne Hamilton William Neal Milton, Ky Andrew Humphreys Clarence Keller Goldie Keller Marie McGriffin Sadie Farnham Mae Spice Carl Donie Miss Cory

Local Vocal Recital Features Bloomfield Pupils and Guests

Janet Kenworthy appears with a novelty act by Chris Bailey and Art Page. Mrs. Frank Bataling of Bloomfield directed many music pupils presenting vocal numbers including Miss Selby birthday pieces Nadine Peggey Sally Hinds with Hi Lili and The World Is Mine. A trio My Happiness and duet Sisters featured. Final number God Bless America performed by all.

Janet Kenworthy Chris Bailey Art Page Frank Bataling Bloomfield Miss Selby Nadine Peggey Sally Hinds Hi Lili Hi le Leonard Huffman Sue Huffman Marilyn Caldemeier Seventeen Carolyn Crowe Mary Ellen Jackson

Scientist Debunks Fallout Danger Amid Auto Emission Claim

Norman Hilberry, head of Argonne and director at University of Chicago AEC site, told the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations that fumes from cars and buses pose greater risk than nuclear fallout. He criticized petitions urging a halt to H bomb tests and said radiation danger is exaggerated.

Chicago Argonne National Laboratory Norman Hilberry Atomic Energy Commission University of Chicago Chicago Council On Foreign Relations United States Hilberry

Farmers Union Head Urges Yes Vote in Wheat Referendum

Ralph Hauser, president of Greene County Farmers Union, urged farmers to vote yes in the June 20 wheat referendum. He cited 1956 Greene county wheat output and market experts claiming a yes vote could bring at least 78 cents more per bushel for 1958 wheat, with potential $177,401 in local business from increased farm activity. Hauser noted 99 percent of 1296 1956 voters favored yes.

Ralph Hauser Greene County Farmers Union Greene County Hauser

Scotland Soldier Completes Advanced Engineer Course

Pvt. James R. Boling, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Boling of Scotland, has graduated from the advanced combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He joined the Army last January and first trained at Fort Leonard Wood after working for General Motors Corp.

Fort Leonard Wood, Mo AHTNC James R. Boling Henry C. Boling Scotland Fort Leonard Wood Boling Army General Motors Corp

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