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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
2
Indiana taxes and brides fill June pages
The column discusses Governor Handley urged tax reform to share the burden, urging scrutiny of state spending. It then reflects on June as the month of weddings and family changes, wishing brides and grooms well as young folks leave home. It notes graduates at Oakland City College with attendees from Linton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harold Handley
Indiana Commission On State Tax and Financing Policy
Gov. Handley
Handley
Highway Department
Highland Township Approves Merger of Local Schools
Voters in Highland and Richland townships backed joining a proposed consolidated school corporation by 348 to 128. The tally by township was 198 for Highland and 157 for Richland, with 91 against in Highland and 70 against in Richland. The measure unites Highland, Richland, and Taylor townships with Bloomfield schools, forming a seven member board and serving about one thousand pupils starting next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Richland Townships
Richland Township
Highland Township
Jefferson Township
Richland
Taylor Townships
Bloomfield
Taylor Township
Taylor
Odon
Worthington
Calvertville
Baker Last Rites Conducted Today in Bloomfield
Emmett Daniel Baker 79 a retired railroader died Saturday afternoon at his Bloomfield home after a lingering illness. Born Sept 5 1879 at Koleen he was a longtime resident of Bloomfield area. Survived by four sons Ray Raymond Homer Dan. three daughters Versa Ruby Mima. one brother Everett and one sister Esther. Funeral service held at Walnut Grove Church of God with Rev Merle Craig officiating and burial in church cemetery. Jenkins and Sons Funeral home Bloomfield directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Daniel Baker
South Lester Street
Bloomfield
Mr. Baker
Koleen
Hiram
Frances Dobbins Baker
Ray Baker
Bloomington
Raymond Baker
Homer
Crete
Iil
Dan Baker
Versa Quillen
Ruby Groves
Mima del Ockerman
Mansfield
Ohio
Everett Baker
Esther Jackson
Walnut Grove Church
Most Homes in County Have Television Sets
Bloomington Indiana report shows Greene county with ninety percent of homes owning TV sets. Professor E G Sulzer cites Broadcasting Magazine data ranking Indiana among the top states for TV ownership and naming Lake Marion Ohio Porter and Switzerland counties at the 93 percent level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Greene County
E. G. Sulzer
Indiana University Radiotelevision Department
Broadcasting Magazine
Hoosier State
Indiana
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Hoosier
Sulzer
Lake
Marion
Porter
Switzerland
New Cleaning Bag Material Improves Breathability
New polyethylene film for dry cleaning bags is perforated and embossed to reduce suffocation risk for children. Early tests show doubled film will not cling to a child’s face, addressing a critical safety concern cited by the Journal of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Journal of Commerce
New York Business Daily
Missile mail test crosses international waters to Navy port
A missile reportedly traveled across international waters to a nearby Navy port in what may be the first missile mail delivery. In Washington, witnesses urged a Senate agriculture subcommittee to approve a plan to feed the hungry with surplus foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Washington
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Gunfire Near Presidential Palace in Nicaragua Unclear Cause
Report from Managua says gunfire around the presidential palace during a Sunday incident. National Guard calls it drunks firing in the air. no one hit the palace. Guards later claimed capture of several alleged attackers. General Somoza signals rebels disillusioned and limited in strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
National Guard
Luis A. Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Bloomfield Justice Court Passes Guilty Pleas in Several Cases
In Bloomfield, Judge Frank C. Dean handled multiple cases last weekend and today. Defendants include James McCloud and Emil Porter with intoxication charges, McCloud also lacking a license. Other pleas cover speeding and peace or trespass charges with various fines and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Dean
Moore
Orville D. Hasler
Bloomfield
George Campbell
Dale Burch
Campbell
Noel Pigg, Jr
Dugger
G. M. Bradford
Earl Arthur
Hendricksville
Jack C. White
Linton
Lillian
Deaf four year old shoots three children in game
In Salem Indiana a deaf mute four year old boy shot three playmates during a Cowboys and Indians game. Dawn Short 10 and Randy Hinton 5 were severely wounded while Ricky Hinton 8 suffered facial injuries. The boy’s father, Malcolm Hoggatt, said his son did not understand what he had done and police noted the child loaded the revolver with six cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ind
Malcolm Hoggatt
Troy
Hoggatt
Dawn Short
Randy Hinton
Randy
Ricky
Washington County
Sandborn Man Engle 78 Dies Plan Rites
Thomas A. Engle 78, longtime Sandborn resident, died at Good Samaritan Hospital Vinccennes after two years of ill health. Born March 10 1861 near Brownstown, he farmed in Sandborn and was a member of Sandborn Methodist Church. Survived by widow Nancy Engle, one son George T. Engle, two daughters Flossie Potter and Meryam Spangle, brother Temp Engle, 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. a daughter Jeretta Ping and two siblings predeceased him. Funeral at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 PM. Burial in Sandborn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Engle
Samdsota
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Mr. Engle
Sandborn
Brownstown
George W
Celia Jean Devars Engle
World's Fair of Gardening Opens in Rotterdam in 1960
The International Horticultural Exhibition in Rotterdam known as Floriade will run from March 25, 1960, through six months. It aims to attract five million visitors and marks the first major postwar international gardening exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Court Takes Look At Civil Actions At Greene Circuit Court
In Bloomfield Greene county the court reviewed civil actions including several divorces. Lena Denny was granted divorce from August Denny with her former name Lena Devlin restored. Other cases involved alimony child custody and support orders with weekly payments and attorney fees. Some hearings were continued rescheduled or postponed to June or July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Bloomfield
Lena Denny
August Denny
Lena Devlin
Wynona Kay Britton
Gerald Britton
Yola Ann
Thomas Smith
June
Charles Lambermont
Larry Meek
Freda Meek
Arzella Griffith
Bruce Griffith
Patricia Ann
William Sisk
Mae
Lucian N., Gray
Beverly Sue
Jackie Lee Messick
Carol
William Clayton
Eliza Stanton
John Stanton
Rosemary
Robert McKee
Dewey Kenworthy
Wendell Perkins
Fearful Drowning Report From Lake Freeman
David Ayers aged 11 from Flora vanished after jumping from a raft onto an inner tube on Lake Freeman near Delphi Indiana. A search is underway with rescue crews scouring the lake for the boy who disappeared Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
UPI
David Ayers
Flora
Lake Freeman
Here
Ike Urges Congress to Boost U.S. Bond Rates and Debt Limit
President Eisenhower asked Congress to raise savings bond interest to 3.75 percent for new issues after June 1 and improve rates on existing Series E and H bonds. He seeks abolishing the 4 percent ceiling on long term notes, no cap on short term rates, and raising the national debt limit to 288 billion permanently and 295 billion for next year. He argued higher rates would strengthen thrift and debt structure and enable the Treasury to sell bonds more effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Drowns After Boat Accident Near Hutsonville
Henry Lemmon a 59 year old insurance agent and restaurant operator of Hutsonville Ill drowned in the Wabash river Sunday night after falling from a boat near the Hutsonville landing dock His wife Louise Journay formerly of Linton was aboard with Mr and Mrs Ernest Lee of Marshall The body was found about 930 p m two hours after the accident by Virgil Bridgewater of Hutsonville Survivors include his widow one son Donald two brothers in Chicago two sisters and his mother in Florida Funeral services were set for 2 00 oclock Wednesday at Pulliam Funeral Home Hutsonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lemmon
Hutsonville
Ill
Wabash River
Louise Journay
Linton
Lemmon
Hutsonville Landing Dock
Pulliam Funeral Home
Two Couples Receive Marriage Licenses in Greene County
Two couples were issued marriage licenses by the Greene circuit court clerk. Keith Allen of Bloomfield and Janet O’Hern of Linton led the list, followed by James Bays and Sue Johnson, both of Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Keith Allen
Janet O’'Hern
Linton
James Bays
Sue Johnson
Trucker Crash Kills 16 with 32 Hurt Near Phoenix
A truck carrying farm laborers crashed into a tree and burned killing 16 and injuring 32 near Phoenix. The vehicle belonged to Garin Co. of Mesa and carried Mexican contract laborers bound for Tolleson garlic harvest. Driver Nate Manuel Glorian Jr. said he fell asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Nate Manuel Glorian Jr
Mesa, Ariz
Bob Scott
KRZ
Glorian
Gloria
Wayne Burris
Burris
Robert Camp
Camp
Garin Co
Mesa
Tolleson
Weekend crashes in Indiana claim eleven lives
A spate of Saturday and Sunday multiple fatality accidents across Indiana left at least 11 people dead and several injured. Victims include Sgt. Thomas Stedman and his family near Kokomo, bridegroom Donald Stoffel and brother Bernard Huntington, and others in Sullivan, Gary, Veedersburg, Riley, and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Noblesville
Huntington
Donald Downard
Brookville
Mount Carmel
Thomas Stehman
Marjorie
Gary
Stehman
Kokomo
Stedman
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Rain Threat Lingers With Warm Week Ahead
The forecast calls for above normal highs in the 83 to 87 range with readings near 90 in the five day period ending Saturday. Rain chances begin Tuesday spreading to upstate regions with amounts up to an inch in the south and about six tenths in the north. Cities like South Bend, Indianapolis, Evansville, and Fort Wayne logged near 88 to 89 degree highs amid warm overnight lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Upstate
South Bend
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Maxwells and Dyes Visit Linton Area Residents
Dr and Mrs Richard Maxwell and their son Bob and Mr and Mrs Wayne Maxwell of North Manchester spent the weekend visiting George Dye and Mr and Mrs Maurice Dye. The Maxwell family, former Linton residents, will depart for Tampa Florida this week where Dr Maxwell will begin an internship at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Maxwell
Bob
Wayne Maxwell
North Manchester
George Dye
Maurice Dye
Maxwells
Linton
Maxwell
Son
Tampa
Fla
Dr. Maxwell
Funeral services held for Rebecca J. Roberts of Jasonville
Rebecca Jane Roberts 71 died at 3 30 Saturday morning at home 128 South Park Ave Jasonville after a year of poor health and three weeks of serious illness. Funeral conducted at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev Wiston Moore officiating. Burial in Lebanon cemetery. She was longtime Jasonville resident and Church of Christ member. Born Feb 13 1888 in Jennings County to Salem and Mary Wilber. Husband Franklin Roberts died March 1 1949. Survived by son Frank Roberts Jasonville daughter Iva Markle Jasonville sister Stella Grigsby North Vernon brothers Henry Wilber Indianapolis Walter Wilber North Vernon Loren Wilber Westport six grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Jane Roberts
South Park Avenue
Jasonville
McClanahan Funeral Home
Wiston Moore
Lebanon
Jennings County
Salem
Mary Mourey Wilber
Roberts
Franklin Roberts
Frank Roberts
Iva Markle
Stella Grigsby
North Vernon
Henry Wilber
Indianapolis
Walter Wilber
Loren Wilber
Westport
Wadsworth Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Mrs. Emaline Fisher Wadsworth age 87 widow of James L. Wadsworth died Saturday at Terre Haute. She is survived by five daughters and four sons plus a sister and five brothers. Funeral at Trinity Springs Church of Christ Tuesday at 2:00 PM with burial in Harrison Cemetery, Martin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaline Fisher Wadsworth
James L. Wadsworth
Terre Haute
Martin County
Cleta B. Aldridge
Fannie I. Clifton
Lola D. Collens
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Glenna G. Strickland
North Vernon
Velma H. Bryan
Findlay
Harley C
Trinity Springs Church of Christ
Harrison Cemetery
Twin Daughters Born to Bloomfield Couple
Mr and Mrs William Miles of Bloomfield announce the birth of twin girls at Freeman Greene County Hospital. One baby weighs five pounds two ounces and the other seven pounds nine ounces. The mother is Genevieve Greene of Bloomfield, and the father, formerly Bloomfield Evening World city editor, now works with an Indianapolis advertising firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miles
Bloomfield
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Genevieve Greene
Bloomfield Evening World
Indianapolis
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Citizen News Room
Soandso
Bill Reed
Wisconsin
Avoca
James E. Brown
Clinton
Wis
Bill
G. W. Sharp
Ray Scott
Danville
Lida Gibson
Claude Burris
Millard Walraven
Frank
Shelburn
Oakland City College
Highland Township Vote Ok
Baker
Santo Tomas
Olama
Olama Front
Christopher Carofale
James
Wollman Memorial Skating Rink
New York City
Central Park
Carofale
Christopher
Roslyn
Boy
Jack Short
Dawn
Hinton Brothers
Ike
U.S
Band Parents Club
Linton Band Parents Club
J. C. DeVault
Lois Hallett
Victor Lefebvre
United Press International
Stewart
U.S. 41
Sullivan
Miller
Roberta Cramer
Veedersburg
Fountain County
Cramer
Constance Meyers
Riley
Joseph
Wadsworth
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