Linton Daily Citizen masthead and staff listing
The Linton Daily Citizen shows ownership by Linton Daily Citizen, Inc with offices at 7 South Main Street Linton Indiana. Warren H Onken is editor and publisher James L Coudret is managing editor.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen shows ownership by Linton Daily Citizen, Inc with offices at 7 South Main Street Linton Indiana. Warren H Onken is editor and publisher James L Coudret is managing editor.
A two year old non profit program coordinated by the Greene County Medical Society Freeman Greene County Hospital and its guild explains how residents can join as donors or beneficiaries to receive blood at no cost. Members may protect up to four beneficiaries and be called in rotation, with access nationwide through National Clearing Houses and American Red Cross centers.
Miss Marilyn Exline will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Bugger Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in a ceremony at the Masonic hall in Dugger at 8 p m Saturday. The announcement invites friends relatives and the general public to attend.
The Youth Fellowship of the Saron United Church of Christ completes plans for a supperette and homemade ice cream social in the church social rooms from 5 to 8 p m Friday. The public is invited to attend according to the announcement.
Mrs May Stringer 67 of Dugger died at 7 45 am at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan after a short illness. She had lived most of her life in Dugger and belonged to multiple local groups including the Church of Christ Rebekah lodge Pythian Sisters American Legion auxiliary Home Demonstration Club and World War I Auxiliary. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Vonda Smith and Mrs Dorothy Leigh both of Dugger a son Charles Stringer of Dugger three brothers Leonard Arney of Versailles John Arney of Dayton Ohio and Walter Arney of Crab Orchard Kentucky three sisters Mrs Fannie Laws of Broadhead Kentucky Mrs Ruthie McWilliams of Eubank Kentucky and Mrs Marie Acton of Somerset Kentucky and ten grandchildren. The body was taken to Evans Funeral Home Dugger with arrangements pending.
Mrs. Leora Goad 78 died at 10 15 am today at Freeman Greene County hospital after three weeks as a patient She formerly lived in Jasonville but had resided with daughter Mrs Claude Gab bard in Bicknell for two years Survived by husband James daughter and three sons Guy and Buster in Baltimore Ro ert in Hanover Pa one brother Zack Goodson Linton Body sent to McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville for arrangements
Indianapolis market report shows live hogs steady to higher with weights 190 to 600 lb and prices ranging from 12.75 to 18.15 per cwt. Cattle and calves offer mixed but mostly steady to higher quotes with steers 22.00 to 23.50, heifers 21.50 to 23.50, cows up to 25 higher, bulls 17.50 to 19.75. Dealers report broad ranges across grades and weights.
A landmark FCC decision ends option time allowing networks to pre-empt affiliate hours. Stations gain choice to accept or reject network shows, buy from syndicates, or source independent programs. The ruling, effective Sept 10, aims to boost competition and potentially improve local programming.
NASA officials in Houston outline an open end Mercury mission to stay aloft as long as feasible. If approved it could beat the Soviet four day orbital record, otherwise Mercury ends with Cooper's 34 hour flight and 18 months without manned space operations.
Hospital report lists Tuesday admissions Orval Goodwin Bloomfield Mrs Nannie Wilson Bloomfield Mrs Paul Corbin Linton Mrs Edward Leavitt Worthington and a Patrick Frank born to John William Simpson Linton weighing seven pounds three and one half ounces Wednesday births James Boyd Worthington a daughter June Lorraine seven pounds seven ounces Dismissals include Anna Zenor Jasonville Mrs Roger Lee West and baby Linton Jerome Gilliland Bloomfield Ronnie Bayse and baby Bloomfield Donna Kay Wright Spencer Allen Dale Wright Spencer Clyde Kirkham Linton
Hollywood report notes Jean Seberg cast as Lilith in Columbia Pictures production to begin late this spring with Warren Beatty co starring. Seberg, living in Paris, selected after months of testing by producer director Robert Rossen. Dow Jones noon averages show Industrials 728.93 up 244, Rails 172.81 off 0.13, Utilities 140.12 off 0.11, Stocks 259.75 up 0.41.
United Press International lists NBC tonight with Arthur Godfrey hosting guest Nipsey Russell Ira Faker and C R Smith plus Richard Hayes. CBS offers Advice for homeowners at 7 and a two young boys tale at 10. ABC features Ozzie and Harriet at 7 30 Mi Hale's Navy at 7 30 and The Nurses at 9 30.
A terse report notes a grave marker at Mine Run with brief inscription clues. Local historians seek context about the infant buried there and the era it reflects.
The article urges quick evacuation and calling the fire department when a fire occurs. It also cites the National Board of Fire Underwriters advising families to create and practice an escape plan in advance.
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