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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
2
The Greene County Tuberculosis association distributes Health Facts for Hoo sier Folks detailing music as a complement to treatment. The release notes that while music is rarely a cure, it is included in the total therapy of many patients.
The article explains music therapy as a tool for enjoyment and emotional expression and its use in treating inferiority issues. It notes instruments aid the physically handicapped, the blind, cerebral palsy, polio, heart trouble, speech disorders, and the deaf. Music comforts patients facing operations and has birthed a new career: the music therapist.
In Ohio about 85 percent of the electricity is produced from coal operated generators.
M Sgt Alfred J Owens says retirement benefits and long term security drive high reenlistment rates among airmen in the region. A survey shows job satisfaction training opportunities travel family contentment and love of flying as key factors along with new pay and bonuses often exceeding 1000 dollars. Information on the prior service program and rank adjustments is available from Sgt Owens at 10344 South Walnut Bloomington Ind or at the Lincoln post office Wednesdays 1 to 3 PM.
Indiana and the Southern state regions are regarded as favored spots for the 1956 peach apple and plum crops by Ford Bolten, an experienced Linton orchardist. He spoke after a fruit growers meeting where nationwide reports indicated peach and apple yields would be below normal this year.
TV and radio schedule lists sign on times 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with programs Looney Tunes Dick Stone Weather and Star Tonight. Friday June 8 repeats Monday through Friday rhythm and listed shows include Dick Stone You the Viewer Waterfront High Patrol Hollywood Movies and News.
Daily television schedule featuring sign on at 6 55, morning shows, Captain Kangaroo, Garry Moore, Strike It Rich, Love of Life, My Little Margie, CBS News, Arthur Godfrey, and evening programs including The Great Gildersleeve, You Bet Your Life, Sports Huddle and Stand Up and Be Counted with late weather and sign off notes.
The Senior high youth fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren church will hold a hobo party at the church at 7 30 tonight. Members are urged to attend and may bring a guest. Old clothes will be worn and attendees should bring a tin can.
SOUTH MAIN STANDARD SERVICE lists Geo Wautelet manager and phone 159 Linton, with Atlas Tire & Battery as headquarters for the local auto service network.
A compact rental notice for Ward's Froz-n-Food Lockers at 60 E Vincennes St offers lockers for rent. Prices begin at $14 per year with telephone contact provided.
Programs run from sign on at 6:15 through 8:00 sign off with multiple News Weather livestock markets grain markets and daily segments. Notable items include Hoosier Hoedown Barmer's Prading Post Western Swing Time Livestock Markets and Sundown Serenade among daily musical and news blocks.
Worthington Garden club held a meeting at the park with Rod ney Chambers in charge. Garden problems and business items were discussed. Vance Need spoke of the 4-H roundup at Purdue and its value. James Calvert led the pledge of allegiance and Evelyn Sue Calvert led the 4-H flag pledge. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 12 at the park.
A large group from Indianapolis Terre Haute Cincinnati and Scotland visited Mr and Mrs J A Sparks at Lyons. Mrs Voris Davidson returned to Indianapolis to be near her hospitalized husband at St Vincent's. Mrs Grover S Dale of Rantoul Ill hosted visits with son Jack and family in Linton. Berry Dale and children hosted by Jack E Dale and family. Grover Dale from Rantoul spent the weekend here.
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