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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
1
Society items from Ann Toney list church activities club meetings and social events with readers invited to contribute news and notices through the society editor and telephone contacts.
Community groups list meetings for Thursday and Friday at various halls churches and lodges. Activities include Masonic lodges Lyons Eagles American Legion and choir rehearsals through 8 00 p m with times and locations. A note adds a 20 year trademark registration and renewal rule.
Floyd B. Cornett as administrator filed final account and petition for distribution in Greene Circuit Court Greene County Indiana. The 1958 June term convenes June 28 to examine heirs creditors and legatees, prove heirship, and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Norma L. Linton notes the seal. attorney Raymond Powell represents the estate. Date of notice May 26 1958.
Given that J Raymond Powell as Administrator of the Estate of Rosa Etta Falk is up for examination and action in Greene Circuit Court in April and June 1958. All heirs creditors or legatees must appear and prove heirship or claim and show cause if any. Witness hand and seal of Indiana dated May 26 1958. Clerk Normal Linton. Attorney J Raymond Powell 5/27/3-10
Rae Holtsclaw administrator seeks final settlement of Norman C Jones deceased estate in Greene Circuit Court Adjourned Term 1958. Heirs or legatees must appear July Sunday 1958 to show cause why account and vouchers should not be approved. Witness seals and attorney information included.
The Prairie Chapel Methodist church Women’s Society of Christian Service met in June at Mrs. Isaac N. Benham’s home. President Mrs. Owen York led, read a district president’s letter about officers’ training on July 2 at Lyons Methodist church.
Byron Lee Pittman marked his tenth birthday with a party hosted by his parents Bud and Mrs. Pittman of Sandborn. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including ice cream cups, cupcakes, and iced tea posted by the hosts.
Lyons Chapter No. 371 of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic temple in Lyons held an honor program. Each officer read a poem and Mrs Elizabeth Layman presented fathers with gifts. Mrs Geneva Boyle was welcomed as a new member. Plans were made to honor a 50 year member at the next meeting. Refreshments were served.
Margaret Ann Himebrook died at birth at Freeman Greene County Hospital. Survived by parents Carl and Mary Margaret Himebrook, brother David Milton Himebrook, sister Mary Rebecca Himebrook, and grandparents Claude Hawkins and Phoebe Himebrook. Friends may call Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. Funeral 2:00 PM Wednesday at the funeral home, Rev. Gale Williams officiating. burial Switz City Cemetery.
A long list of visitors to Newberry during the weekend includes Pee Townsend of California and Yawnsend of Podianapo at Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Vawnsend, plus many relatives and friends from Indiana towns. The group attended the 500 mile races in Indianapolis and shared meals and stays with local residents across Newberry and nearby communities.
Worthington residents hosted and visited a wide circle of guests from Clinton Indianapolis Bloomington and beyond. Invited arrivals included families from Evansville Franklin Switz City and Hartford along with local friends and relatives during recent evenings and Sundays.
Program information provided by the stations for the Daily Citizen with a disclaimer that accuracy is not guaranteed and listings may change on short notice.
Television guide for Indiana University listings on Tuesday June 10 and Wednesday June 11 features animated shorts Popeye Little Rascals Bugs Bunny and baseball coverage. Frank Edwards Crossfire 4 on the Aisle and a 10:20 movie air with weather and news to close.
Broadcast card lists sign on and program lineup for WTHI Channel 10 Terre Haute Indiana. Entries include Kangaroo Farm Show Weather Garry Moore Do You Rate Arthur Godfrey Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Local News As World Turns Beat the Clock Horseparty Big Payoff Verdict Is Yours with listed times and sequential flow for June weekday schedule.
Radio listings show WBTO AM FM Linton Indiana programs for a June weekday. The schedule includes news weather morning shows Star Parade Mariners trading port market prices livestock and grain reports and daily rhythm ranch features ending with a late night record roulette and sign off.
Mrs. William Kaho of Lyons represented the Junior Mrs. Home Demonstration club at the 1958 Homemakers conference opening at Purdue University. She scored 218 points, 1 behind champion Mrs. Wesley Smith of Peru route five who had 219. Twenty Greene county club members attended part or all of the event.
Mrs. May Fisucus an elderly Worthington resident died Monday at Stancombe Nursing Home Bloomington after a long illness. Widow of Albert Fiscus she is survived by sons Albert of Bloomington and Harry of Worthington Greene county attendance officer. Body to Myers Funeral Home Worthington with funeral plans to be announced.
Public relations figure Sherwood rejects the pedler label while denying office visits and client discussions with George Craig. He asserts fees reflect sales and claims influence in Indiana campaigns and Eisenhower-era appointments, while his attorney notes the interview elicits cautious answers.
Mrs Mae Burris of Indianapolis announces the marriage of her daughter Sharon Rose Potter of Linton to Herbert Eugene Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Bailey of Linton route. The ceremony occurred at 2 00 pm Saturday with Rev John Bolin a retired Methodist minister performing the double ring vows. Attendants were Owen Fulford and his sister, the bride’s sister. The couple planned a short wedding trip and reside in LaPorte where the groom works. Sharon Potter attended Linton Stockton High School and Herbert Bailey is a 1957 graduate.
Miss Carolyn Irene Koester, a graduate of Key West high school, earned the Beta Sigma Phi $500 nursing scholarship. She plans to enter Jackson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Miami in the fall after graduating from Linton-Stockton high school last year.
Admissions included Mrs. Grace West of Bloomfield and a stillbirth daughter named Margaret Ann to Mrs. Carl Himebrook of Linton route one. Dismissals: Lowell Moody of Linton Mrs. Ralph Carpenter Bloomfield Emery Huff Linton William Moore Indianapolis John Moore Indianapolis Harold Mullis Newberry.
TV critic William Ewald surveys upcoming and recent programs. NBCs Treasure Hunt and The Investigator get mixed notes with Lonny Chapman Jack Klugman and others. Pantomime Quiz stars Dorothy Hart and a mime team. CBS radio Jazz Festival broadcasts July 3–6 host Mitch Miller features Ellington Brubeck Mulligan and others. Ed Sullivan Russia ballet misdated corrected to June 29. Rosie Clooney Reno Las Vegas engagements noted. A fall CBS series Word of the Giants features Marshall Thompson as a pint sized secret service man.
Lyman M. Howard, 682 years old, a Jasonville carpenter, died at 6:50 Monday at Freeman-Greene County Hospital after a five week illness. Born January 17, 1876, he lived in Jasonville 38 years, survived by wife Carrie, two sons Leo and Lawrence, daughter Gal Gabbard, two sisters Lida Laveau and Corda Wells, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Funeral at Jasonville Christian Church Thursday at 2:00 with Rev. Lloyd Miller. burial in Lebanon cemetery.
A notice cites an error in a Citizen newspaper item about Pvt. Marvin L. Garrett son of Mrs Katherine Garrett of Jasonville Indiana and E E Garrett of Pinetop Arizona. The piece appeared last Friday in verbatim form from the U S Army Home Town News Center Kansas City MO. In Ceylon a man won t marry without a dowry.
The Inman Family assembled at the Home or Mi Stella Woods in Newberry for their annual reunion with a noon basket dinner and afternoon visiting at the park. Present were Mrs Catherine Reeder, Mr and Mrs Porter Roach, Mr and Mrs Joe Talbot, Mrs Lila Brown, Mr and Mrs Jones and family of Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs Robert Farley of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Clyde Thomas and family of Shelbyville, Mr and Mrs Charles Floyd and family of Shelbyville, Mr and Mrs Carl Floyd and family of Daha, Mr and Mrs Thom Morey of Sandborn, Mr and Mrs Hershel Hinkle of Gdon, and Mr and Mrs Harold Hink and Mr and Mrs Virgil Hinkle of Washington.
Mrs. Bill DeWayne and daughter Marcia of Mason Ohio are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. Emory Huff here.
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