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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
8
Washington police charged 23 year old Ernest William Harried, a filling station attendant, with the killing of six year old Zachary Catlett whose body was found in a blue canvas bag with a cut throat near his home. Detectives noted Harried was acquainted with the Catlett family.
Allen Park Michigan residents Edward Lisiecki and son Ed ward Jr. hosted weekend guests with many relatives visiting from Clay City Shoals and Indianapolis. A wide circle of relatives gathered for meals and a birthday tribute while multiple outings and cemetery visits framed the weekend social calendar across Marco and nearby towns.
The Indiana Synod of the United Presbyterian Church approved a resolution by 3-1 at its 140th convention in Hanover Indiana asking to abolish capital punishment. Judge Addison M Beavers proposed and was elected vice moderator urging church action in 1966 primaries and 1967 legislature campaigns. Governor Branigin vetoed a 1965 bill on death penalty.
The Progressive Arts club of Sandborn held its annual spring dinner at Mrs. Clarence Yagle home with co hosts Mrs. W. P. Stoelting Mrs. Wayne Shanks and Mrs. Ralph Apple. Officers installed for the year include Mrs. Raymond Straw president Mrs. Frank Nerste vice president Mrs. Don Plummer secretary Mrs. S. S. Martin treasurer and Mrs. Wayne Shanks corresponding secretary. Present were Mrs. John Adamson Mrs. Herbert Begeman Mrs. Howard Begeman Mrs. Wendell Corbin Mrs. Theron Lind Mrs. Arthur Lynch Mrs. S. S. Martin Mrs. Frank Nierste Mrs. Paul Norris Mrs. W. E. Peden Mrs. Don Plummer and Mrs. Robert Rich.
Transfer on file documents David William Floyd and others transferring property in Bloomfield to Carl Helms and others. Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association schedules its monthly meeting at Mrs. Althea Johnson’s Oak Grove home for 7 p.m. Tuesday June 15, attendees to bring a covered dish.
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