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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
3
Local society items include personal news from residents, club activities, lodge and church announcements. Submissions welcomed via phone to Ann Toney, Society Editor, for society pages and upcoming events.
Local groups list events for Thursday including Y M L club with Mrs Leon Moody at 7 30 p m, Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at Masonic temple, Lyons Masonic Lodge 634, Eagles Auxiliary, American Legion, church choirs and Friday events for Quapaw Tribe 143 Red Men Greene County Building trades committee and Moose Women chapter with supper and meeting at 6 00 p m.
A trademark is registered for twenty years and may be renewed for another twenty years if it remains in use in commerce as regulated by Congress.
Floyd E. Cornett as Administrator files final settlement and petition for distribution in Greene Circuit Court. The county court will examine the account on June 28 1958 and required heirs and creditors must appear to prove heirship or claims and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk Norma L. Linton notes the 26th day of May 1868.
J Raymond Powell as administrator of the estate of Rosa E Falk in Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield Indiana gives final account and vouchers for heirs to object. May 26 1958 date. clerk J Raymond Powell attorney.
Rae Holtsclaw as Administratrix has filed final settlement in Greene Circuit Court Adjourned Term 1968 for Norman C Jones deceased. The 6th day of July 1958 is set for examination when heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Bloomfield Indiana says Rae Holtsclaw administratrix.
The Prairie Chapel Methodist church Womans 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 July 2 officers’ training at Lyons. Reports covered the Newberry missionary meeting with Dr. Freeborn from the Belgian Congo and fundraising projects.
Byron Lee Pittman turned ten with a party hosted by his parents Bud and Mrs. Pittman of Sandborn. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including ice cream cupcakes and iced tea. Attendees included Rodger Carruthers Jimmy Bishop Cheryl and Butch Timmerman Gayle Cox Linda and Carol Bishop Carolyn Shelton Monty McKim Patty Jackson Billy McCombs Kenny Hostetter Dennis Brown Wilma Rohrmayer Charlene Stremming Marsha Waggoner Angela Kayton Roxie Curtis Pittman and Lois Brown.
Lyons Chapter No. 371 of the Order of Eastern Star held an honors program at the Masonic temple in Lyons. Officers read poems and Worthy Matron Mrs. Elizabeth Layman presented gifts to each father. Mrs. Geneva Boyle joined as a new member and plans were made to honor a 50 year member at the next meeting. Refreshments followed.
Margaret Ann Himebrook, newborn daughter of Carl and Mary Margaret Hawkins Himebrook, died at 1:15 this morning at Fee man-Greene county hospital. Survived by parents, a brother David Milton and sister Mary Rebecca, plus grandparents in Linton area. Friends may call Welch and Cornnett Funeral home. Short funeral Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Gale Williams officiating. Burial in Switz City cemetery.
A long list of weekend and Friday dinner guests across Newberry and nearby towns includes Ted Townsend of California Rodney Townsend of Indianapolis and many others from Indiana towns. The social rounds feature visits to and from Townsend, Ketchum, Richardson, Brewer, Hasler, Mottern, Mullis, Brookshire, Wesner, and Clark families, plus a trip to the Indianapolis 500.
Worthington area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Indianapolis Mooresville Bloomington Cincinnati Evansville and surrounding towns. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. W H Roeschlein Clinton. Edwin Shertzer Susan of Indianapolis. Robert Halderman Midland. Gene Gastineau and David Ryan Mooreville. Leon Hulton James Noel and sons Worthington. Tommy Nelson Cincinnati. Gilbert Williams and family Blooming to Bloomfield. Ruth Terrell. Ethel Sexson. Carlton Sexson Evansville. Opha Pershing Marion Pershing Larry and Steve Indianapolis. Mary Daugherty Barbara Switz City. Sardis Ropp Franklin. Louise Maud Sloan. Dick Parrish Cheryl Dyer. Harold Meeks family Green Castle. Bill Whitely Jerry. Cecil Meek Earnest Cowan Hartford Ky.
Daily Citizen publishes program information from stations but disclaims accuracy and warns listings may change on short notice.
TV schedule shows University Dance Party and Popeye cartoons on Tuesday with lineup including Little Rascals Bugs Bunny and Baseball Scoreboard. Prime time features Crossfire on 4 on the Aisle and Frank Edwards with Weather News sign-off late night.
WTHI Channel 10 in Terre Haute Indiana airs local programing rundown for Tuesday June 10 featuring weather sports and community notices.
WBTO radio in Linton Indiana lists a morning program lineup with music blocks News weather segments and a noon market update The schedule includes Easybird Jamboree Weather Rise and Shine News in a Nutshell and various music programs through the day including Charlie Burnett Show Star Paade and Rhythm Ranch with Sign Off at the end.
Mrs. William Kaho of Lyons, a Junior Home Demonstration club member, finished second with 218 of 300 points in automobile driving skill demonstrations at the 1958 Homemakers conference opening at Purdue University. Champion Mrs. Wesley Smith of Peru route five had 219 points. Twenty Greene County club members attend part or all of the conference.
Mrs. May Fiscus an elderly Worthington resident died Monday afternoon after a lengthy illness at Stancombe Nursing Home Bloomington She was the widow of Albert Fiscus Survivors include two sons Albert Fiscus of Bloomington and Harry Fiscus of Worthington Greene county attendance officer The body was taken to Myers Funeral Home Worthington Funeral arrangements were not yet completed and would be announced later
Sherwood rebutted the label and described his public relations work as based on prestige and connections. He denied using Craig's office or discussing client deals with George Craig. He claimed influence in Indiana politics and Eisenhower campaigns but disavowed involvement in Virgil Smith’s highway chair appointment.
Mrs. Mae Burris of Indianapolis announces the marriage of her daughter Sharon Rose Potter of Linton to Herbert Eugene Bailey of Linton route. The ceremony was performed at 2:00 PM Saturday at the home of Rev. John Bolin, with double-ring vows. Attendants were Owen Fulford and the bride’s sister. they left for a short wedding trip and reside in LaPorte where the groom works.
Miss Carolyn Irene Koester, a former Linton Stockton student, graduated from Key West High School in Florida. She earned the Beta Sigma Phi $500 nursing scholarship and will begin training at Jackson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Miami this fall.
Admissions were on Monday for Mrs Grace West of Bloomfield and a birth mother to Mrs Carl Himebrook of Linton route one delivered a daughter named Margaret Ann. Dismissals included Lowell Moody of Linton Mrs Ralph Carpenter of Bloomfield Emery Huff of Linton William Moore and John Moore of Indianapolis Harold Mullis of Newberry.
Television highlights include Treasure Hunt and The Investigator on NBC. Pantomime Quiz with Dorothy Hart on ABC. The Channel Swim replaces Truth or Consequences. Shirley Temple's Mother Goose 21. CBS Radio to air Newport Jazz Festival shows July 3–6 hosted by Mitch Miller with Ellington Brubeck Mulligan and others. Ed Sullivan Russia ballet date corrected to June 29. Rosie Clooney TV gigs. Mike Wallace clip dropped. Word of the Giants renamed show in fall.
Lyman M. Howard 82 of Jasonville died at Freeman-Greene County hospital at 6:50 p.m. after five weeks illness. A retired carpenter, he lived in Jasonville 38 years and was a member of the Jasonville Christian church. He was born January 17, 1876, south of Pleasantville. Survived by wife Carrie, sons Leo and Lawrence, daughter Gal Gabbard, sisters Lida Lovenly and Corda Wells, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Body to McClanahan Funeral Home. Funeral at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Jasonville Christian church. Burial in Lebanon cemetery.
An error is noted in an item about Pvt Marvin L Garrett son of Mrs Katherine Garrett of 507 South Horace Jasonville and E E Garrett of Pinetop Ariz the report cites. The item was published last Friday in The Citizen in verbatim form from the U S Army Home Town News Center Kansas City Mo In Ceylon no man will marry a woman unless she has a dowry.
Members of the Inman family gathered for their annual reunion at Stella Woods in Newberry. A noon basket dinner followed by an afternoon at Ombend Park. Attendees included Mrs. Catherine Reeder and many relatives from Shelbyville Columbus Sandborn Indianapolis and Washington.
Mrs Bill DeWayne and daughter Marcia of Mason Ohio visit her parents Mr and Mrs Emory Huff here The text notes Vatican City as the smallest state in the world.
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