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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
3
Readers find clever hacks from lighter fluid wrapped briquet packs to door ready color coded stoves, bulb planting timing and tile cleaning with nylon net. Tips cover grape freezing, teen gatherings on linoleum rugs, and quick hair brushing routines, with notes from Mrs Argyle L Smith Hazel Lamphere Carolyn Mitchell and Jo B. Copyright 1964 King Features Syndicate Inc.
Menion Mastin Gay offers two length aprons for chores or parties and an adjustable sunbonnet for garden use. Pattern 9077 fits Misses sizes 10 through 20. Price fifty cents, add postage. mail pattern requests to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York with name address zone size and style number.
A schedule of meetings and rehearsals for local organizations across Jasonville and surrounding areas. Religious and fraternal groups including Worthington Christian church Mothers Circle CES Odd Fellows Rotary Eagle and Legion chapters plus choir rehearsals and library gatherings are set for the week with times mainly around 7 30 p.m. and some noon or afternoon sessions.
The Linton Civic Garden Club marks its 25th anniversary with a June 16 gathering at 2 pm at the municipal golf course clubhouse. Theme “Yesteryears” highlights 25 years of work in schools, parks, hospital landscaping, 4 H, litter control, city beautification, and community projects with charter members honored and state officials attending.
The carpet industry, now the largest consumer of latex rubber, surpassed furniture cushioning and mattress use. Last year carpet makers used latex to coat backs, secure fibers, and create foam cushioning, consuming more than 152 million pounds.
Mrs. Wilma Sprinkle of Linton named Grand Representative to Wisconsin by Indiana Grand Chapter OES. appointment expires May 4, 1967. Jerry Burns to receive Chevalier degree in De Molay ceremony at First Christian church June 21. band pickups urged. Andy Pryor of Beech Grove graduates high in class of 138 with scholarship. Visitors from Ohio and Missouri note family visits and travel plans.
Cadet Troop No. 357 and Junior Troop No. 361 spent all day at Twin Lakes Greene Sullivan State Forest joining fires, fishing, and a five mile hike. They began at 6 a.m. from First Methodist church and returned at sunset with camp skits and a friendship circle. The outing supported badge work and plans to merge into Cadets in the fall. Participants included Debbie Cravens Ardith Wall Becky Baker Rita Hale Kris Laughlin Mary Wiegand Susan Gaither Deeda Fish Debbie Wright Harriet Alexander Brenda Brown Diane Smith Candy Smith Jennisa Richards Belinda Fish Janelle Heath Linda Sutphin Nancy Witherspoon and chaperones Lucy Smith Wanda Mathusa Mary Ellen Wall Ruby Fish.
The column notes crowded picnics at Humphreys park Shakamak and McCormick's Creek with new tables and benches. It corrects a name mix up between Forrest Gilbert and Forrest Bicknell and mentions visits by Ola Price Gertrude Cornell Lydia Croft and Bernice Overman to Indianapolis sisters.
A Russian wolfhound gifted by Nikita Khrushchev to British farmer Rudi Sternberg arrived in London Monday night and entered six months quarantine at Hackbridge Kennels Surrey. Sternberg had previously given Khrushchev the sheepdog Flash at a British agricultural exhibition in Moscow.
Printed Pattern 9332 offers a simple versatile princess bodice for sizes 10 to 18. Includes day and night use with easy sewing steps. Pattern requires about 2 yards of 35 inch fabric and costs 35 cents plus 15 cents handling. Send payment to Pattern Dept in New York.
Living plant sales now exceed one third of total florist retail sales according to a spokesman for the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association.
The Academy of Friendship held a covered dish supper at the Moose home with turkey and dressing arranged by Mrs. Margaret Murdock. Mrs. Mary Blakely led a post supper business meeting and a committee including Mrs. Pearl Steward and others planned for Chapter Night on June 12.
Rev Boyd Stepler offers a devotional urging return to the Lord. He cites Hosea 6 1 and says God may discipline to guide, but also heals and binds up the broken. The message reassures believers of divine care amid correction.
Addis Ababa police report Ethiopia moved from left to right driving with only a few minor accidents. Authorities credit a 20 mph speed limit kept for the first week of the transition. The change was ordered as most imported cars are built for right-side driving.
Americans hold about 70 percent of the global automobile ownership, reflecting a dominant share in car ownership across nations. The figure highlights the disparity in vehicle access between the United States and other regions.
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