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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
2
Breck Lumber Co. expands facilities at highway 51 West Linton with 1500 extra square feet of store space and a 5500 square foot wareroom. The owners Clyde Breck and Keith Thornton invite customers to a grand opening Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Miss Nancy Deatrick of Worthington received a Bachelor of Science in Art Education at Indiana State University commencement. She will study in Europe this summer with the World Academy.
A note from Mary Hicks expresses gratitude to friends for cards and encouragement during a two week stay in Union Hospital following an accident. She thanks Rev. Ronald Henwood and all others who helped.
The Treasury Department reports U S savings bond sales fell while redemptions rose by 12 million dollars in May due to the low interest rate of 4.42 percent.
Cattle and calves 200 and 20 with few testable steers. cows weak while bulls and dealers steady. Prices range from 27.00 to 34.00 for various grades. vealers up to 35.00. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 27.00 to 29.50. Note mentions a 9 millimeter pistol made in Germany.
The World Winners 4H club held a meeting in the Switz City Central School agriculture room with Susan Holselaw presiding and Lorren Sparks leading the pledge. Six reports followed on guns hazards, dog care, forestry, wildlife, wildlife II, and soil conservation I and II. summer programs were distributed.
Good Samaritan Society directors gather at First United Methodist Church Jasonville on May 29 for business and professional people. Dr. Carl Porter presided. Rev. Henry Foege presented and Myles Tyler showed 135 home slides. Campaign head Nathan Bridwell leads drive to raise 70000 for a new home. Prayer by Rev. S V Stiles. breakfast by Wednesday Research club and Beta Delphian Club.
Fred W. Otten, chairman of the Greene County U S Savings Bonds Committee, reports April sales at $73,472, up from $49,683 the previous year. Indiana state sales for April reach $12,604,124 versus $12,221,272 in 1968.
Hollywood notes that Rawhide star Eric Fleming moved to movies but died filming in Peru. Rowan and Martin gain movie buzz after Laugh In, while Susan Saint James shows strong film potential. Dan Blocker could transition easily, but Carol Burnett and Robert Morse lag. Beth Brickell from Gentle Ben is seen as a future movie find.
Multiple obituaries listed from Clay City Bloomington and Linton areas. Eruce Sutton 71 of Coal City sister of Agnes Chapman Lin ton died in Brazil. Walter Helms 85 of Bloomington brother of Sadie Crane Worthington survived by daughter Goldie and four sons plus many grandchildren. Samuel D Jeffers 87 died at Hillcrest Vincennes born 1881 Lyons Church of Christ survivor list includes wife three daughters six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Ward noted death of George Hendrix 35 in Clearwater Florida with funeral plans pending. Bessie R Cooprider 77 Clay City died Rest Haven Nursing Home Linton arrangements pending two daughters two sons survive. Funeral arrangements and burial locations vary across Clay City Bloomington Lyons and nearby towns.
Friday night television highlights include CBS film Lisa with Stephen Boyd and Dolores Hart about a detective fleeing with a rescued girl. NBC presents The High Chaparral The Name of the Game The Saint in color. ABC features the Dick Cavett Show with Lillian Gish and Lynn Redgrave.
The Linton City Bowling Association Men’s City Banquet occurred at the Moose lodge hall on Wednesday night with an advertisement error noting June 14. Lifesaving lessons begin at the Linton Swimming Pool on June 16. slips signed by doctor and parents are available at the pool and must be returned before lessons start.
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Local matters list admissions and dismissals for area residents. Notable entries include births in Sullivan and Jasonville, and police reports from Linton on a minor traffic accident and a pool break‑in after hours. Legal notices show several divorce and damages complaints filed in Greene County cases.
The Alpha Delphian club meets at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Miss Elsie Duhne home for a patio party with dessert served early and installation of officers for the coming year. A food and white elephant sale is planned and members are reminded this is the final meeting of the club year.
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