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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

2

Newspaper Circulation Rates and Editorial Staff Listings

Warren H. Onken is editor and publisher James L. Cou dret is managing editor. Circulation rates shown include home delivery at 850 per week, mail subscriptions priced by region with eight months in Indiana at 4.76 and other states 6.00, three months 3.00, one year 8.00, and year total 10.50. United Press International and Hoosier State press associations are listed.

United Press International News Service Hoosier State Press Association Democratic Editorial Association

Man Wielding Shotgun Killed by Police

Martinsville Indiana Ernest Linne Tate 56 was killed by police after firing a shotgun through a window as officers tried to arrest him for a pocketknife assault on Lewis Skaggs 71. Tate threatened officers with a shotgun and pistol and was shot when he exposed the window. Tate’s wife said he threatened to kill her and officers. Police and state troopers surrounded the house.

Martinsville Ind Ernest Linne Tate Tate Lewis Skaggs Morgan County Prehend Tate

National Association of Audio Societies Formed

A new group named the National Association of Audio Societies was formed in 1 to organize professionals in the field. The brief mentions standardization efforts and aims to promote acoustic arts.

National Assn. of Audora Societies

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed by City

A hospital report enumerates admissions from multiple towns including Jasonville Linton Solsberry Newberry Switz City and Bloomfield. Dismissals include residents from Indianapolis Worthington Jasonville and Summerville with several families named.

Tray’s Admissions Bert Barcus Jasonville Harry Haseman Linton Ruby W McCall Paul Ellis Solsberry James Holmes Springville Elmer Arthur Rine Charlotte Kurds Linton Today Herman Bredeweg Angela Chambers Newberry Guy White Switz Danny David Lowella Wilson Indianapolis John Gambill Coy ‘Thompson Worthington Cecil. Frayser Catherine

Birth of Douglas Joe Reel in Freeman-Greenlé county

Mr and Mrs Howard Reel of Worthington announce the birth of their son Douglas Joe at Freeman-Greenlé county hospital in June. He weighed seven pounds seven ounces. Nan cy Alumbaugh is the mother. Grandparents are Leon Adjumbaugh of Dugger and Mrs Harold Rels of Worthington. Great grandmothers are Bess Nusbaum of Dugger and Julia Bender of Worthington.

Howard Reel Worthington Ite Freeman - Greenlé County Hospital Douglas Joe Nancy Alumbaugh Julie Ann Leon Adjumbaugh Dugger and Myr Harold Rels Bess Nusbaum Dugger Julia’ Bender

Jasonville Court Hears Traffic Cases

Jasonville justice court heard multiple traffic violations including disobeying stop signs speeding and license issues. Notable fines ranged from 18.75 to 27.75 dollars with one license revocation and a postponed case for no operator’s license.

Jasonville Court Court of Justice of the Peace Boy Allaway Jasonville Dennis L. Shake Terre Haute Indiana Donald Leroy Borders John Ammerman Sullivan Ronald Lee Romin Jo Kay Goble Alfred Sexton 76

Syracuse to renew football rivalry with Illinois in 1970

Syracuse announces a 1970 football matchup with Illinois renewing a series that has never seen an Orangeman victory. The teams have not faced each other before in this era, leaving Syracuse aiming to break the winless record against the Fighting Illini.

Syracuse N.Y University of Illinois Orangemen Illinois

Obituary of Noel Payne 69 of Coalmont

Noel Payne 69 longtime Coalmont resident died at Butlerville early today. Born February 27 1895 in Clay County he was son of F J and Mary Goble Payne and a member of Friendly Grove Baptist church. Survived by sisters Winnie Tenns Jasonville and Pearl Hurst Dayton Ohio. Body returned to McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville for calling after 5 pm Thursday. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at the funeral home with burial in Little Flock Cemetery near Coalmont.

Noel Payne Coalmont Butlerville Clay County F. J Mary Goble Payne Friendly Grove Little Flock

Death Notice for Morris Lind at Griffith

Mr and Mrs Taylor of Linton were called to Griffith Friday evening by the death of their son in law Morris Lind Lind aged 50 died suddenly at 3 30 pm Friday He had formerly lived in Sandborn and was well known in the Linton community Funeral services were held at Griffith at 2 pm Tuesday Survivors include the widow Mrs Evelyn R Lind and a one year old daughter Connie Lou at home

Taylor Linton Griffith Morris Lind Lind Sandborn Evelyn R. Lind Connie Lou

Missing radium vials found at Mobile dump

Hospital authorities traced two small vials of radium missing from Mobile General to a city dump after a Tuesday disappearance. Officials said no exposure occurred and the vials remained intact during a quick search of the garbage site.

Mobile Ala Mobile General

Johnson Signs 1.3 Billion Deficiency Bill

President Johnson signed a 1.3 billion deficiency appropriations bill Tuesday to fund military pay raises approved by Congress last year.

Washington Johnson Congress

Billingsley Rites Pending for Jasonville Resident

Mrs. Bertha M. Billingsley 79 died at 8 20 am today at her Jasonville home. Born May 29 1885 near Jasonville she was the daughter of David and Savannah Todd Cole and a member of the Jasonville Baptist church. Surviving are five daughters four sons 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements are pending at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville.

Bertha M. Billingsley Jasonville David Savannah Todd Cole Billingsley

Newberry Woman 61 Dies Early Today

Annis Pearl Christenberry 61 of Newberry died at 1 30 a m today at Freeman Greene County hospital after a short illness. She was born May 14 1903 in Newberry daughter of Grandville and Laura Sipes Christenberry. Surviving are three sisters Mrs Jesse Carr Albuquerque New Mexico Golda Keller Lyons rural route Farol Keller Newberry two brothers Norval Christenberry Detroit Michigan Fred Christenberry Terre Haute Funeral services 2 p m Friday at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield Rev Thomas Stiles officiating Burial in Newberry cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m today

Annis Pearl Christenberry Newberry Freeman-Greene County Hospital Grandville Laura Sipes Christenberry Jesse Carr Albuquerque N.M Golda Keller Lyons Farol Keller Norval Christenberry Detroit Mich Fred Christenberry Terre Haute Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield Thomas Stiles Newberry Cemetery

Tower-Top Restaurants Rise Across German Cities

A 525 foot steel tower with a five story crow's nest and a restaurant seating 170 overlooks Düsseldorf Germany. Tower-top eateries are spreading from Stuttgart Dortmund Frankfurt and Berlin with rotating views in Dortmund and Frankfurt.

New York Duesseldorf Germany Stuttgart Dortmund Frankfurt Berlin

Retired miner Frank Seals dies at 89 in Bloomfield

Frank Seals 89 died at his Bloomfield home at 9 30 pm Tuesday born August 1874 son of Dane and wife Sarah Harriet Seals died 1940 he was a retired coal miner Survivors include three daughters Ilona Sprague Weatherford Texas Ethel Hickman Dugger Nellie Knight Indianapolis three sons Harley Bloomington Walter Jasonville Clyde Indianapolis two brothers Arthur Bedford Fred French Lick twelve grandchildren 25 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield calling after 7 pm today Funeral services 2 pm Saturday at the funeral home Rev Ted Miller officiating burial Grandview cemetery

Frank Seals Bloomfield Dane Seal Sarah Harriet Seals Seals Ilona Sprague Weatherford Tex Ethel Hickman Dugger Nellie Knight Indianapolis Harley

Phillies sign Richmond from Montpelier high school

Philadelphia Phillies sign 18-year-old pitcher Bob Richmond from Montpelier Ohio after a 17-2 two year record. The move adds a young right handed arm to the organization.

PHILS Richmond Philadelphia Wry Bob Richmond Montpelier, Ohio Phildelphia Philies Day

Anderson Poindexter Remembrance Note

We thank relatives and friends for kindness shown during illness and passing of our loved one. Grateful to Rev W. T. Murphy organist Mrs Marie Beasley singers Rev Lowell Mitchell and Connie Mitchell casket bearers those who sent flowers and cards or helped in any way. We shall always remember.

W. T. Murphy Marie Beasley Lowell Mitchell Connie Mitchell

Gravesite Rites Held For Baby Sherry Hayes

Graveside rites were held at 10 am for infant Sherry Lynn Hayes who died shortly after birth at Bloomington hospital. Rev. Harold Scott officiated. arrangements by Anderson and Pond Dexter Memory Chapel. Survivors include parents Jerry Wayne and Linda Perruca Hayes and brother Michael Wayne, with grandparents Harley Ashcraft and Bill Griffith, great grandparents Iva Jewell and Homer Ham, and great great grandmother Lola Sidebottom.

Sherry Lynn Hayes Bloomington Hospital Harold Scott Anderson and Poindexter Memory Chapel Jerry Wayne Linda Perruca Hayes Bloomington Michael Wayne Harley Ashcraft Indianapolis Bill Griffith Jasonville Iva Jewell Homer Ham Linton Lola Sidebottom Sullivan

In Memoriam Billy Ray Griffith Killed June 1958

In loving memory of Billy Ray Griffith killed June 6 1958. We never shall forget the shock and horror of death of the one we loved so much. We're longing to meet him when Jesus comes where death will never part us again. Sadly missed by Mother and Dad Brothers and Sisters.

Billy God Jesus Dad

Charles Griffith Rites Mark Final Journey

Obituary note for Charles Griffith who died June 10 1958 after a long illness. Wife Emma, children and sisters mourn his passing with a heartfelt message about loss, courage, and enduring love as they recall his life and memory.

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