Worthington Methodist Women Hear Mildred Wasnidge Guest Speaker
Miss Mildred Wasnidge of Jasonville spoke on Eternal Values of the World of Changes at a Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist church society meeting. She warned nationalism and race discrimination, urged faith hope charity and love, and noted useful value changes during population shifts. The group planned three circles with separate officers and programs meeting four times a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wasnidge
Jasonville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist Church
Guy Hamilton
Miss Wasnidge
United States
Jesus
Virgil Fisher
Hamilton
Harry Freeman
Earl Hamlin
Wayne Arthur
Warnidge
Dora Holden
Boyer Receives Newspaper Fund Journalism Fellowship
Ray Boyer of Linton a Honey Creek High School teacher wins a Journalism Fund fellowship. He will take summer courses at Indiana University Bloomington as one of 477 teachers nationwide honored for journalism education contributions and future service potential. Don Carter notes all states represented and aims to raise high school journalism quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Boyer
Linton
Honey Creek High School
Newspaper Fund
Boyer
Indiana University
Bloomington
Wall Street Journal
Don Carter
Carter
Johnson posts bond on check charge in Greene court
Darrel Johnson of Linton, 29, posted a $1,000 bond Thursday night and was released from Greene circuit court. He pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check and Judge Edwin B. Long set sentencing for Thursday May 18.
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Darrel Johnson
Linton
Greene Circuit Court
Johnson
Edwin B. Long
Daily Citizen
Triad May Festival to Feature Ray Boyer Sunday
The Alpha chapter of Triad presents soloist Ray Boyer at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Evangelical Brethren church. Boyer, a Honey Creek Schools teacher and First Baptist choir singer, performs How Great Thou Art and Go Down Moses. The 37-voice Alpha choir, directed by Mrs. George Haworth, will also perform several choral numbers as part of the annual May Festival of Music marking national music week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Triad
Ray Boyer
Evangelical Brethren Church
Boyer
E”'street
Honey Creek
First Baptist Choir
Moses
George Haworth
Keith Thorton
Harold Scott
Mildred MacDonald
Divine Redeemer
Robert Duncan
Mary Jane Patterson
Jack Walton
Scott
Novelty Club Hosts Mrs Miller and Members
The Novelty club met at Mrs Barbara Miller's home with Mrs Teresa Marcellino in charge. Prizes went to Mrs Margaret Priest Mrs Verna Edwards and Mrs Iris Bedwell. A Wiener roast is planned at the Hinkle farm on Saturday May 20 with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Miller
Teresa Marcellino
Margaret Priest
Verna Edwards
Iris Bedwell
Marcellino
Phyllis Dean
Ruth Fish
Three Civil Actions Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Three new civil suits entered in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. Joseph Stevenson and Trace V. Stevenson sue Big Bend Collieries for damages. Harold Bard sues Agnes Stuckey and Nada Cross sues Joseph Cross for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Bloomfield
Joseph Stevenson
Trace
Stevenson
Big Bend Collieries
Harold Bard
Agnes Stuckey
Nada Cross
Joseph Cross
Editor James R. Benham dies at 63 in Terre Haute
Services will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m in First Congregational Church for James R Benham editor of the Terre Haute Star for 29 years who died Thursday. Friends may call at J N Hickman & Son Funeral Home.
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Terre Haute
Ind
First Congregational Church
James R. Benham
Notice to Citizen's Mail Subscribers
Notice to readers about delays in delivery due to the postal service change. The Daily Citizen says Postal Service regional HQ reports arrangements to guarantee next day delivery in Indiana after publication. Readers are asked to report if delays persist and thanks readers for letters and postcards.
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Postal Service
Indiana
Daily Citizen
Benefit card party planned by Greene County Hospital guild
Plans are nearly complete for an annual benefit card party sponsored by the Greene County Hospital guild. The event starts 7:30 p m Monday May 29 at the American Legion home in Linton with bridge euchre and canasta plus prizes and entertainment. Tickets are $1 with sales through May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Hospital Guild
American Legion
Linton
Bridge
Euchre
Canasta
Kenneth Broshears
Dave Herbert
Myrtle Barstow
Joe McIntosh
Earl T. Aikin
James Humphreys
Legion Home
Humphreys
Aikin
Barstow
Pauline Bogard
Carl Donie
Maynard Baggio
Jacob Fritz
Kathryn MecKissick
Vera Shields
Ralph Kohr
Charles Stegemoller
Don Pope
Henry Taylor
James Wheat
Harry Armpriester
Clarence Keller
C. W. Martin
McIntosh
Everett Cole
Baggio
Della Martin
Golda Keller
Court Grants Two Divorces Today in Greene Circuit Court
In Bloomfield the Greene circuit court granted two divorces. Barbara June Stevens received a divorce from Clarence Arthur Stevens, and her former name Barbara June Mitchell was restored. She was awarded $125 in attorney fees plus costs to be paid within 30 days. Elizabeth Deakins was granted a divorce from Bill Deakins, with her former name Elizabeth Hope restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Bloomfield
Barbara June Stevens
Clarence Arthur Stevens
Barbara June Mitchell
Elizabeth Deakins
Bill Deakins
Elizabeth Hope
Shepard forgets helmet after space feat on carrier
Astronaut Alan Shepard, after landing on the Lake Champlain, realized he left his helmet behind. He reentered his capsule aboard the carrier to retrieve the missing headpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qape Canaveral
Alan Shepard
Lake Champlain
Community Organization Schedule Night Meetings Across Linton Area
A dense list shows numerous local groups meeting at church halls schools libraries and homes. Notable entries include Mu Beta Gamma Mission circle First Baptist 7 30 p m and Cass Township PTA 7 30 p m with pie bringers, Linton Public Library 6 30 p m for Triad, and several choral and lodge activities with times ranging from 6 30 to 8 15 p m including Royal Arch family night supper and Past Master Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Cass Township
PTA
Dugger High School
Linton-Stockton High School
Triad
Linton Public Library
F.O.P
Linton
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Glenburn
Ralph Hill
Lillie West
Live-a-Jay Home Demonstration Club
Richard Clendenen
Lyons Woman's Social and Benevolent Club
Dault Edwards
Alpha Delphian Club
Qui Va la Club
Maxine Correll
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose No
Moose Home
Union
14 JC Club Meets With Mrs Morgan
Mrs Mona Morgan entertains members of the 14 JC club at her home on Tuesday evening. A short business meeting followed by social time and contests. A prize was awarded to Miss Oletha Moss. Refreshments were served to fourteen members, with plans for the next meeting to be held at Mrs Abercrombie’s home in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Morgan
14-Jc Club
Oletha Moss
Cynthia Abercrombie
Verna Alumbaugh
Callie Masters
Luren Jackson
Eslie Conklin
Willetta Jackson
Blanche Piper
Stella Piper
Abercrombie
Eagles Auxiliary Anniversary Celebration at Eagles Hall
The Auxiliary of the Linton Eagles marked its eleventh anniversary at a recent Eagles Hall meeting. Charter members and past presidents received honors as members sat at a long decorated table. A birthday cake, candles, roses, and a chalk talk by Mrs. Ruth Yates accompanied the ceremony.
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Linton Eagles
Eagles Hall
Ruth Yates
Dancing Team Wins Honors in Tri State and Local Meets
Steven Baize and Sherry Street of Muncie win first place in Intermediate A Dance at the La Vonia Michigan tri state meet held in April and first in the novice division at Muncie on April 30. They head to the state meet in Marion in June. The pair have placed in inter club meets with a first at Indianapolis, a second at Chicago, and a fourth at Muncie. Steven is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh L Baize and grandson of Mr and Mrs Clinton Goodman and Mr and Mrs Oscar during, all former Lin ton residents.
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Steven Baize
Sherry Street
Muncie
Lavonia
Mich
Marion
Indianapolis
Chicago
Steven
Hugh L. Baize
Clinton Goodman
New Burnside
Ill
Linton
Oscar Duiaing
Tri Kappa Sorority Holds Meeting Here
The Linton chapter of Tri Kappa held a business meeting at the Linton Public Library with Mrs. John Axin in charge. Dates for pledging and initiation were moved to May 31 and June 14 respectively, and members planned a rummage sale on May 12 with May 11 pickup options.
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Linton
Tri Kappa Sorority
Linton Public Library
John Ax
Hospital Guild
Legion Home
Try Growing Fish College Station Tex
Texas A and M College studies show millions of minnows are imported yearly to meet fishing demands. The school proposes minnows farming as a new commercial venture for farmers.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A & M College Studies
Sweeney Wins AHL Scoring Crown for Springfield Indians
Bill Sweeney became the first Springfield Indians player in 19 years to win the American Hockey League scoring title with 108 points in the 1960-61 regular season.
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Springfield
Mass
Bill Sweeney
Sandborn Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Stoelting’s
Mrs. W. P. Stoelting hosted the Sandborn Home Demonstration club with Mrs. Paul Norris as co host. The group opened with America the Beautiful and sang the song of the month. Members shared Easter meanings and planned an auction in Vincennes for May 4. May breakfast is set for May 12 at Mrs. Max Gaultney’s home.
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W. P. Stoelting
Sandborn Home
Paul Norris
Max Gaultney
Darence Yogie
Vincennes
Ralph Apple
Stoelting
Norris
Otto F. Due
Hugh Hastings
John Adamson
Herbert Begeman
William Cross
Charles Davis
Sam Martin
Ralph Laughlin
Clarence Yagle
Worthington Eastern Star members share dinner at Fiscus home
Members of the Worthington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star gathered for a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Angeleanna Fiscus home. Mrs Susie Summers was installed as chaplain. New program books were distributed and an amendment to the by laws was read for next meeting. Awards went to Mrs Lula Weathers and Betty Fuller. Attendees included Edanna Slinkard as a guest.
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Worthington Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Angeleanna Fiscus
Lula Weathers
Vics
Betty Fuller
Daisy Landis
DeFrees
Betty Skeel
Mabel Hamlin
Orva Gee
Martha Stahl
Bunnye Frye
Evelyn Ball
Susie Summers
Grace Slinkard
Bertha Short
Elizabeth Cooper
Opal Jean
Fiscus
Edanna_ Slinkard
Former Worthington panel member joins national music ed panel
Mrs. John F Moe of Indianapolis and former Miss Rosemary McIntosh of Worthington were part of a music teacher panel at a national Music Educators conference hosted by Indiana University. The group included Gene R Poston, Howard Liva, James T White, and Robert A Rosewear with Neil T Wilson as moderator.
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John F. Moe
Indianapolis
Rosemary McIntosh
Worthington
Indiana University
Moe
Speedway
Gene R. Poston
Toronto
Canada
Neil T. Wilson
Fay Arganbright
Hoda Sabry
Cairo
Egypt
Worthington Artists Exhibit Paintings
Worthington artists display works at the Worthington Public Library announced by librarian Mrs. Floyd I Strickler. H H Sl oans farm scene chalk drawings include an electric storm from her living room window a snow scene two wild geese and a winter storm. J H Corwins pieces focus on Worthington landmarks like the old covered bridge over Eel river and the Devil's Tea Table with still lifes. C Fiscus landscapes mainly in Arizona. Mr and Mrs William Terrell present Currier and Ives themed works. Visitors invited to view by Mrs Strickler.
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Worthington
Worthington Public Library
Floyd I. Strickler
H. H. Sloan
J. H. Corwin
Eel River
Devil's Tea Table
Charles Fiscus
Arizona
William Terrell
Gift Painting Presented to Linton-Stockton Elementary
First graders Leta Kay Hudson and Brad Faucett view the painting Cowboy donated by Tri Kappa sorority. The piece, Indiana artist, won a critic's first place blue ribbon at the Hoosier Art Salon in Indianapolis. Previous Tri Kappa gifts are displayed nearby. Leta Kay and Brad are students of Miss Esta McDonald and Mrs Beatrice Haseman, respectively, in Linton route three.
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Leta Kay Hudson
Brad Faucett
Linton- Stockton
Tri Kappa
Indiana
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Leta Kay
Esta McDonald
Ralston Hudson
Linton Route Three
Brad
Beatrice Haseman
Bruce Faucett
4 H Fashion Clinic Planned at Bloomfield High School
Greene county 4 H girls and their mothers to attend a fashion clinic in the Bloomfield High School cafetorium Monday evening. Registration starts at 7 30 with talks on posture grooming dressmaking and wardrobe planning by local 4 H leaders and models Kay Blackmore and Marynel Haseman from the county dress revue.
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Bloomfield High School
Greene County
Zetta Anderson
Linton
Anderson
Beth Ann Uland
Mary Haseman
Miss Aland
Kay Blackmore
Marynel Haseman
Foam rubber misnamed as urethane foam in Tulsa note
A Tulsa report explains that foam rubber is actually urethane foam a petroleum derivative. It notes its use as a cushion an insulator and in transporting frozen foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Lyons Couple Welcome Avalena Marie Fish Birth
Mr and Mrs James Fish of Lyons announce the birth of a daughter born May 1 at Greene county hospital. She weighs six pounds and is named Avalena Marie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Melvin Fish of Lyons and Mr and Mrs George W Brown of Marco. Great grandparents include Mrs Ella Fuel of Lyons, Mr and Mrs Thomas Fish of Bicknell, Mr and Mrs Frank Compton of Turon Kan, and Dan Carmichael.
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James Fish
Lyons
Greene County Hospital
Avalena Marie
Lois Brown
Marco
Melvin Fish
George W. Brown
Ella Fuel
Thomas Fish
Bicknell
Frank Compton
Turon
Kan
Dan’ Carmichael
Bloomfield
Temple Wins First NIT Title at Madison Square Garden
Temple University captured the inaugural National Invitational Basketball Tournament championship at Madison Square Garden in 1938, defeating its opponents to crown the historic event.
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New York
Temple University
Madisona Square Garden
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