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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
4
Minnie Cuvelier was guest of honor for her 72nd birthday at Humphreys Park shelter house Tuesday. A basket dinner followed at noon and guests, including Thelma Cole, spent the afternoon visiting.
Record lists Mr dna Tee Herman McKinnon Mrs Eveyn Smith and daughter Kay Mr and Mrs Kenneth Snellenberger with children David and Donna Mrs Wilma Bedwell and daughters Cynthia and Pamela Merril Koester and Brenda Graves. Regrets from Cuvelier daughter and husband Mr Elmo Lucas of Wauseon Ohio.
The Missionettes of the Assembly of God hosted a Thursday evening gathering at the church to work on a Father's Day project. Loretta Klusner led the cup decoration activity while Judy Alderson opened with songs and Pat Mathena shared the missionary story. Attendees included Loretta Cotton Leann Goodson Joanne Alderson Debra Hollingsworth Slasie Smith Karen Roberts Candy Smith Becky Cotton and Cindy Rice.
Washington on Loevinger confirmed by the Senate to succeed Newton N. Minow as FCC member. Loevinger previously served as assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department Antitrust Division.
The Sandborn Christian church celebrates 50 years in its present building with 9:30 a.m. worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday school, a noon basket dinner, and a 1:30 p.m. program. Open house is 3 to 5 p.m. Rev. Roy A. Gray of Central Christian Church in Washington serves as guest speaker. Special recognition for 50-year members and a church album with history and 20 pictures are noted.
Elmer J. Porter, Indiana State College professor, judged the first Tricounty Art Association awards at the Carnegie Library in Bloomfield. Winners include Greene county Elsie Scholl first and Sylvia Hayes second. Martin county Lenore Cady first. Tamnagra Ruth Bies first. Faye Flynn Audrey Hudson best rural pupil. several school honors. public shows 4 p m Saturday Loogootee Memorial Library and 2 to 8 p m Sunday Art League Street Fair Washington.
Representative Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey proposed an amendment to the National Defense Education Act to fund college tuition loans for "average talent" students. The plan would increase funds to extend loans to more qualified students at a low interest rate to help cover college costs.
State Department spokesman Lincoln White says the United States will not support or harbor pro Castro terrorists. He notes Venezuela is taking steps to curb terrorist activity and that the U S government bears responsibility for international security.
MISS LEAH RAE FRANKLIN among 24 graduates for the 62nd annual Union Hospital School of Nursing commencement at Centenary Methodist Church Terre Haute Sunday at 1 p m. Franklin, from Linton, and Bledsoe of New Castle head a busy list of honors and community events.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Herndon of Linton announce the birth of a son at Freeman Greene county hospital on June 1. The baby weighed eight pounds fourteen ounces and is named Gregory Philip. He was welcomed by sister Lana Lee. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gene Herndon of Lyons and Mr and Mrs Fred Bellamy of Worthington.
Officials confirmed two more typhoid fever cases in Harlow bringing total to nine. Investigators said they are working to determine the outbreak’s cause and control measures in the town.
The New York Mets start the 1963 season carrying seven former Dodgers on the roster. Manager Casey Stengel and coach Cookie Lavagetto guide a team built around famed ex-Dodger players as the season begins.
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