Double Weddings and Anniversaries Highlight Dugger Linton News
The First Christian church in Dugger hosted two weddings and a reception with brides in white gowns and guests from Sullivan, Linton, Bloomington, and Indianapolis. Notables include Miss Wilma Reed, Merle Pigg, Miss Theresa Smith, Richard Tatlock, Phyllis Tatlock, and Charles Shannon. couples live in Indianapolis and Fort Belvoir VA. The piece also notes a 40th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. McKee and Mr. and Mrs. Fines of Linton with family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Theresa Rose Smith
Richard T. Tatlock
Phyllis Irene Tatlock
Charles’ E. Shannon
Miss Smith
Carl Smith
Richard
Miss Tatlock
Thurman Tatlock
Shannon
Paul Waterford
Sullivan
William McKee
Roland Fines
Linton
McKee
Vincennes Street
Fines
Isa McKee
William ‘McKee
Marie Martindale
T.B. McAmis
Bloomfield
McKees
Kokomo
Malcolm
Wesley Fines
Rossville
Maurice Ballard
Rosella
Cullison-Figg Vows Exchanged At Faith Tabernacle
Miss Jeannette Cullison and Terre Joe Figg exchanged wedding vows at Faith Tabernacle church in Linton on Sunday afternoon. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cullison. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Figg of Worthington. Rev Harold Carter officiated in the presence of close family and friends. The bride attended Linton Stockton High School and the groom a Worthington High School graduate employed by Breck Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Cullison
Terre Joe Figg
Faith Tabernacle Church
Linton
George Cullison
Robert Figg
Worthington
Harold Carter
Linton- Stockton High School
Worthington High School
The
Breck Lumber Company
Education bill advances to train teachers for handicapped students
A House education subcommittee approved a three year bill offering 34.5 million dollars to train teachers for physically and mentally handicapped children. Funds would go to colleges to prepare the special teachers as urged by President Kennedy in his education message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
Lawson Morris Wedding At First Baptist Church
Miss Linda Lawson and Ronad Morris exchanged vows at the First Baptist Church in Linton on Saturday May 25 in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Dale Henbaugh officiated as family members attended. Attendants were Susanna Richards and Norman German. Donna Edwards played organ music. A reception followed at the bride's home with plans for a Sullivan wedding trip. The groom works for Latex Co. in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Linton
Linda Lawson
Ronad Morris
Ruth Lawson
Henry LaFollette
Sullivan
Harold Morris
Shelburn
Dale Henbaugh
Donna Edwards
Jaltar
Susanna Richards
Norman German
Miss Richards
Lat Sullivan
Anglo-Saxon origin of the layered wedding cake
The layered wedding cake dates to the Anglo-Saxon era. Guests brought sweet buns to pile high, and if the couple could kiss over the top, they were believed to be blessed with prosperity.
Origin of honeymoon linked to honey wine ritual
The term honeymoon reportedly derives from "honey mouth" with a European custom of new couples drinking mead for 30 days to ensure fertility. Mead, a honey wine, was consumed during the early marriage period.
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Europe
Miss Stearman and Wright Weds in Indianapolis Bethel Ceremony
Linda Faye Stearman and George Robert Wright exchanged vows at Bethel Methodist Church Indianapolis at 8 p m Saturday Rev Charles Ellinwood officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Stearman Indianapolis The groom son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Park Indianapolis formerly of Linton A reception followed at the church parlor The couple will reside in Clermont The bride a Pike High School graduate and secretary for the Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp The groom a Linton Stockton High School graduate attended Indiana University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Faye Stearman
George Robert Wright
Bethel Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Woodrow Stearman
Leslie Park
Linton
Charles Ellinwood
Sandra K. Taylor
Robert O'Dell
Hillie Simpson
Brownsburg
William R. Taylor
Clermont
Pike High School
Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp
Linton - Stockton High School
Indiate University
Engagement of Theresa Ballard to Robert Reed Announced
Miss Theresa Ballard and Robert H. Reed are announced by their parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Ballard of Dugger and Mr and Mrs Ray Goodwin of Linton Reed a son of the Goodwins is a 1961 Linton Straockton High School graduate and Indianapolis IB school attendee He is an accountant for Stokely and Co in Indianapolis A fall wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Ballard
Robert H. Reed
Ernest Ballard
Dugger
Reed
Ray Goodwin
Linton
Dugger Union High School
Dugger Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Linton-Srockton High School
Indiana Business College
Indianapolis
Stokely and Aoe Company
Indian
Kramer DeBolt Vows Announced Here in Middletown
The marriage of Thyra Lyn Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul H Kramer Middletown to David A DeBolt son of Mr and Mrs Harry DeBolt Chesterfield was held April 28 at Middletown Methodist church officiated by Rev C Edwins McCaren. The bride wore white silk organza with lace and seed pearls and carried white carnations and pink rosebuds with an orchid. Matron of honor was Mrs Patricia Durham. bridesmaids were Linda Huckleberry and Phyllis DeBolt. junior bridesmaid Nancy DeBolt. best man Errol Grant. attendants Rex Spell Jeff DeBolt Jimy ushered. rings carried by Bradley Kitchen. The mothers wore colored dresses and corsages. A bank reception followed. The bride is a Middleton High School graduate and Ball State University alumna. The groom, an Anderson High School graduate, attended Ball State, served in the Marine Corps, and was stationed at Camp Lejeune. The couple reside in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle M. Pigg
Vicksburg
First Christian Church
Dugger
Wilma Jean Reed
Alberta (Buss) Reed
Linton
Raymond Pigg
Sullivan
Harry Helloway
Jesse Rae Prust
Jane Reed
James
Bloomfield
Joe Rayon
Jack
Miss Diver
Vs. Reed
Wedig
Mrs. Pigg
Brides
Legroom
Winton High School
Bloomington
Jessie Brust
Phyllis Harrison
Maurice Clymore
Church of Christ
Miss Smith
Richard Tatlock
Harry Holloway
Christian Church
Miss Tatlock
Shannon
Linda McGhee
Smiths
Pam Mason
Cindy Mason
Judy Mitchell
Darla Delph
Kathy Tatlock
Rita Smith
Ruth Ann Shannon
Charles Shannon
Robert Tatlock
Tom Cannon
Leroy
Denny Shannon
Gary Mentillo
Denny Young
Sally Reynolds
Brian Smith
Mrs. Smith
Ruby King of
Dagger
Sherry Smith
Sue Pirtle
Patti Chamber
Vicki Pirtle
Thyra Lyn Kramer
Paul H. Kramer
Middletown
David A. DeBolt
Harry DeBolt
Chesterfield
Kram
Simon
C. Edwins McCaren
Nannette Huckleberry
Jane
Patricia Durham
Tipton
Linda Huckleberry
Phyllis DeBolt
Nancy DeBolt
Loretta’ DeBolt
Errol Grant
Anderson
Rhet Kramer
Jeff DeBolt
Rex Spell
Bradley
Kitchen
Jerry ‘DeBolt
Tjimy
Middleton High School
Ball State
Muncie
Anderson High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp le Juene
Géorge
Trafier” Park
Jacksonville
Nui
Arlene Francis Released From Hospital With Arm Sling
TV star Arlene Francis left Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York on Wednesday, her right arm in a sling. She was injured May 26 in an automobile accident near Vibiah Eng Nonor, suffering a concussion and a fractured collarbone.
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Arlene
New York
Wep
Arlene Francis
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Miss Francis
Vibiah
Eng Nonor
WaAs
Miss Hubbert Weds Charles D. Lynch in Linton
Miss Elsie Hubbert wed Charles D. Lynch at the First Methodist church with double ring vows. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Christine Hubbert, wore white street-length dress and pink carnation corsage. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Clift Lynch of Linton. Guests included Mrs. Betty Mathena and Jack Roof. The couple planned reception at the bride's mother home, with refreshments served by Mrs. Roof and Mrs. Mathena. The bride, a Stockton High School graduate, works at USNAD Crane. the groom is employed at Home Loan and Finance in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sandra Brodie
Gary D. Merrill
First Methodist Church
Linton
Alva Weaver
Charles Merrill
Frankfort
W. T. Murphy
Lana Brodie
Dick ‘Kizer
Miss Brodie
Charles D. Lynch
Powerful Facts Stop Breakdowns
CHAMPAIGN ILL wren Ease wear and tear on laundry equipment by providing adequate operating power advises Sue Herndon University of Illinois equipment specialist An automatic washer should have its own circuit protected by a 20 ampere fuse or a circuit breaker When the motor starts stops and reverses to start an extraction cycle it needs more current at that instant than is needed to keep it running When power is inadequate extra strain is put on the motor The motor may become quite hot from the excessive pull and this can reduce the life of a wash considerably if done frequently Dont fiddle with the dials once the motor is running she said because the sensitive automatic controls may become improperly set.
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Champaign
Ill
Wren
Sue Herndon
University of Illinois
Victorian Hope Chest Dowry Builds Family Keepsakes
In the era a family supplied a daughter with a dowry through a hope chest gathering silver linens and household goods. The practice linked family support to a daughter's future matrimonio and social standing. A tradition focused on practical provisioning of a respectable household.
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Neothy Linton - Stockton
IBM
Dean Brothers Pumps Inc
Frankfort High School
Machine Accountants Training Association
Indiana School of Automation
Greece
Vernon Carr
Switz City
Engagemce
the Archey
Loretta J Aon Meier
Sa 4
San
Henry V. Meier
Lyons
Mr. and
Mrs. Shannon
Mrs. Tatlock
Mr. and Mrs. Fines
Teddy Joe Soliday
Ear
Methodist
Donna Sue Hughes
He Hughes
Newberry
Jewell Soliday
Eae
Mrs. McKee
Kramer-DeBolt
Miss Hubbert
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