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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

4

Community club and church group meet evening schedules

Various local groups list evening gatherings including Salvation Army Home League at 7 00 pm Lyons Lodge F and A M Stated at 7 30 pm Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 pm American Legion 7 30 pm choir and lesson sessions at churches and halls across town First Methodist and First Baptist choirs meet at 7 00 7 30 pm Friday Quapaw Tribe 143 Im proved Order of Red Men 7 00 pm Women of Moose Chapter 19 8 00 pm Alpha Bible class meets with Mrs Lottie Freund at 7 30 pm

Salvation Army Home League Lyons Lodge No A.M Lyons Masonic Hall Eagles Lodge Hall Legion Home First Methodist First Baptist Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Improved Order of Red Men Red Men's Hall Women of Moose, Chapter 19 Moose Hall Alpha Bible Class of Methodist Church Lottie Freund

Christian Church Class Enjoys Picnic in Park Shelter

Members of Delta Alpha class of Linton First Christian Church ended the year with a picnic in Humphreys Park shelter house. A short business session followed with President Mrs. Alice Bargar in charge. A hospital committee includes Mrs. Edith Rupert Mrs. Shirley Childers and Mrs Clyde Isenogle. The group plans to meet again in September and discusses buying new pads for church seats. Short talks by husbands concluded the evening along with group singing.

Delta Alpha Linton First Christian Church Humphreys Park Alice Bargar Edith Rupert Shirley Childers Clyde Isenogle Belle Beasley Lizzie Smith Bargar Ruth Moss Nancy O’brien

Foot Health Claim Ad At Hamilton Rexall

An advertisement promotes T é l Solution for relief of foot ailments noting feet contain 52 bones and 646 joints. It promises quick relief within one hour and targets athletes foot, perspiration odor, and related symptoms, inviting readers at Hamilton Rexall shop.

Hamilton Rexall

Janet Reeves to Receive Nurse Pin at Terre Haute

Miss Janet Reeves daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reeves of Linton will receive her nurse pin at a public pinning ceremony Sunday afternoon June 11 at 1 00 pm at the Centenary Methodist church North Seventh Street Terre Haute She will later participate in the 1961 Indiana State College annual commencement exercises.

Janet Reeves John Reeves Linton Union Hospital School of Nursing Terre Haute Centenary Methodist Church North Seventh Street Indiana State College

Todays Bible Thought by Major Mabel Cox

Salvation Army officer shares a devotional centered on Colossians 3 2 and the safety found in Christ. She emphasizes God’s promises to protect and strengthen believers amid world troubles, urging readers to seek hidden safety in Him.

Mabel Cox Salvation Army

Property Transfers Recorded in Bloomfield County Office

Transfers filed include Delmar Fish to Calvin Nei digh for lots 53 54 Carpenter and Morss Addition Newberry and William D White to Donovan Wells for lot 6 part A Harrah s Addition Worthington. Rex Fuller to Nora Guthrie and back. Kendall to Hallie Bland. Keller to Marvin Kuhlenschmidt for multiple lots. Dodson to Harold Dodson 45 acres. Rader Graves to Joseph Wathen acreage. Flossie Rose to Loren Cox iceage. Wiles to Katherine Wies. Boruff to Donald Boruff. Hayes to Kenneth Bennett. Mullinix addition parcels Worthington.

County Recorder’s Bloomfield Delmar Fish Calvin F. Neidigh Carpenter & Morss Newberry William D. White Donovan Max Wells Harrah Worthington Clarence Kuhlenschmidt Harold Dayhoff Lee B. Fuller Rex Fuller Nora Guthrie Verlin Kendall Hallie H. Bland Island Coal Company Linton William Hugh Keller Marvin Kuhlenschmidt Carpenter and Mors Charles E. Dodson Harold Dodson Zella Anthony Albert H. Wheatley Hunter & Hasting Jasonville Fdna Rader Graves Joseph F. Wathen Flossie Rose Loren W. Cox Charles P. Wiles Katherine Wies Koleen Orig- Debert W. Boruff Donald L. Boruff Oliphant Jonesborough Walter Hayes Kenneth D. Bennett Winship Mullinix F Worthington

Richards families visit in Bucktown and surrounding towns

A series of visits linked multiple Richards families from Greencastle Sandborn Terre Haute Dugger Indianapolis Goshen Overland Park Kans Linton and Bloomington. Guests included Mr and Mrs R D Richards and children Rebecca and Mark and many relatives and friends spanning several towns.

R. D. Richards Rebecca and Mark Greencastle Denman Richards Sandborn Robert Richards Everett Richards Raph Richards Lyda Cooksey Mary Butler Terre Haute Grace South Harlan Gertrude Buck Elmer Wyatt Rex Wyatt Dugger Jack Richards Donnie Indianapolis James Ray Richards Goshen Theodore Richards Max Dye Dennis Diane Davie Overland Park Kans Emil Richards Maurice Dye Linton Wilbur Payne Diana Bloomington

Indiana University Commencement Honors Rod Perkins

Mrs. Shirley Osborn and Mrs. A. C. McPhail of Linton and W. C. Perkins of Evansville attended IU Commencement at Memorial Stadium. Rod Clair Perkins, son of Mr. Perkins and nephew of the two women, received his M D degree from the IU School of Medicine during the exercises.

Shirley Osborn A. C. McPhail Linton W. C. Perkins Evansville Indiana University Memorial Stadium Rod Clair Perkins Mr. Perkins Osborn McPhail IL U. School of Medicine

SIX DEPOSED IN SIX YEARS IN LATIN AMERICA

In six years six Latin American dictators have fallen. Peron in Argentina and Batista in Cuba fled or were ousted. Somoza and Trujillo were assassinated or killed. Stroessner in Paraguay remains, while Castros influence and opposition pressure grow. General John C Fremont named San Francisco Golden Gate in a congress letter.

Phil Newsom Juan D. Peron Argentina Peron Exampe Spain Fulgenio Batista Cuba Marco Perez Jiminez Venezuela Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Colombia Anastasia Somoza Nicaragua Rafael Trujillo Dominican Republic Somoza Trujillo Luis Anastasio Rafael, Jr Rafael Jr South America Alfred Stroessner Stroessner Paraguay Colorado Party Politcal Seige Fidel Castro Castro John C. Fremont San Francisco Golden Gate US Congress Toeave Chrysopylae Byzantium Chrysoceras Golden Horn

Rookie golfer makes first round ace at Linton course

State Policeman Glyde L. McIntosh of Linton, a rookie golfer with nine holes total prior, hit a rare hole in one on the 105 yard No 1 hole at Linton Municipal while starting a round with his son Anthony. Pro Bob Hess and three witnesses observed the feat.

Glyde L. McIntosh Linton McIntosh Anthony Bob Hess Hess Glenn Malcoat Vance Sappenfield

Army promotes Linton young man Fort Bliss specialist four

James L May of Linton son of Mr and Mrs James J May recently promoted to specialist four at Fort Bliss Texas. He serves with the 30th Artillery Honest John missile unit as a rocket launcher crewman. May entered the Army in October 1959 and trained at Fort Hood after graduating Linton Stockton High School in 1955.

Fort Bliss, Tex AHTNC James L May James J. May Linton Fort Bliss Tex 30Th Artillery May Army Fort Hood Linton-Stockton High School

Sandborn Cemetery association meeting announced

A Sandborn Cemetery association meeting is set for 8 09 o clock Tuesday evening June 13 at the Sandborn school building. secretary Doris Cain invites all interested to attend to elect officers and discuss business items. Gail Wright of Linton, employed by Bucyrus Erie Milwaukee Wis, attended a strip mining convention at Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute where his firm showcased a new electric power shovel control.

Sandborn Cemetery Sandborn Doris Cain Gail Wright Linton Bucyrus-Erie Company Milwaukee Wis Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute

Tigers Whitewash Browns in Twin 12 and 14 Run Spree

Detroit Tigers pummeled the St. Louis Browns 12 to 0 and 14 to 0 on September 22, 1936, in a decisive doubleheader sweep.

Detroit Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns

Diane Lee to Wed Donald W Ketchem

Judith Diane Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs David M Lee of Switz City route one, will wed Donald Wayne Ketchem son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ketchem of Elnora. The ceremony is set for 2 30 pm Saturday June 24 at Central Avenue Methodist Indianapolis with reception to follow. The couple will live in Indianapolis after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.

David M. Lee Switz City Judith Diane Donald Wayne Ketchem Charles Ketchem Elnora Central Avenue Methodist Church Indianapolis Frank L. Little Switz City Central High School Porter Business College Blue Cross-Blue Shield Insurance Company Elnora High School Ellis Trucking Company Smoky Mountains

Women of Moose Elect New Officers at Linton Lodge

The Linton chapter No. 10 Wo men of the Moose elected officers at a meeting with 33 members present. New officers include Senior Regent Mrs. Irma Graves and Junior Regent Mrs. Dolly Clark. A Moosehart bus departs at 4:00 a.m. Saturday June 10 from the lodge. A called meeting for Academy of Friendship members is set for Friday at 7:00 p.m. in the Antler room.

Linton Women of the Moose Fay Kramer Irma Graves Dolly Clark Fern Irish Martha Smith Ruth Moss Moosehart Moose Lodge Academy of Friendship Anyore Kramer

Only Coach Left From 1946 Celtics Scene

Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach is the sole remaining figure from the original 11 teams that began the 1946 47 NBA season, a rare link to the league debut era.

Boston Red Auerbach Boston Celtics National Basketball Association

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