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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
10
Percy M. Hansen writes a May Senior Citizen Month series urging age 65 plus readers to change thinking and update dress and grooming. He notes a 71-year-old comeback and stresses conservative, stylish attire to stay fresh and socially accepted.
Members of the 14JC club enjoyed a covered dish dinner at Humphreys Park after a recent meeting. A short business session preceded social games and mystery pal gifts. Thelma Alderson celebrated her birthday with attendees Stella Piper Oletha Moss Cynthia Abercrombie Felsie Conklin Bonnie Hays Kiane Kirkspatrick Bonnie Kirkpatrick Blanche Piper. Regrets came from Mona Morpan Callie Master. The next meeting is July 12 with Mrs Abercronihie.
The Linton Junior High 4-H group met Thursday June 9 in the Home Economics room at Linton Stockton High School. President Carol Sawers called the meeting. Dee Sollars led pledges and roll call, Jill Tucker gave a Health and Safety report, and a Grooming Clinic report at L and M was shared by Jill Tucker and Carol Sanders.
Moscow reports a Russian court sentenced six Soviet citizens to death for wartime crimes. The defendants were found to have collaborated with the Nazis and killed inmates at Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps.
The Frank Courtney Unit No. 22 of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion home and elected officers for the coming year. New officers include Rose Smith as president and Betty Tincher as first vice president, with Dorothy Franklin as second vice president and others in secretary, treasurer, historian, chaplain, sergeant at arms, and junior past president roles. Delegates to the state convention were Bowmen, Smith, and Chastain. All inmates to the convention are Tincher, Franklin, Baxley, Lola Gray and Cook. A social hour followed with refreshments and games.
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