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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
Washington column highlights how department stores lavish praise on fathers in Father’s Day ads. It notes humorous gift ideas like “kicky party pants” and jokes about a father’s image, while praising ads that express genuine affection and market sentiment.
The Hillbilly 4-H club held a wiener roast at the Collins home as members discussed the Junior Leaders auction to fund the new 4-H grounds. The club elected Mary Bowers Andrew Ferguson and John Simmons to the County 4-H Council with Simmons to the Board of Directors. The Lucky Stars 4-H club at the Land M school met June 4 with Linda Anderson presiding and readings by Mary Sipes and Judy Kahn. Demonstrations on bathing and feeding a baby and a weather health and safety lesson were presented by Judy Kahl and Judy Kahn. The Central World Winners 474 club also met June 4 with Susan Holtsclaw leading pledges and notes by Steve Holtsclaw. Darren Sparks reported on electricity division I and II with others on photography forestry and forestry divisions. The health and safety leader Ken Hines spoke on blasting a Whe meeting adjourned with refreshments served.
Delegates at the sixth annual Indiana-Kentucky Conference of the United Church of Christ meet in Indianapolis June 5 7 and re elect Dr Harry W Bredeweg to a four year term as conference minister The merger that formed the conference brought Evangelical and Reformed churches of Indiana and Kentucky together with Congregational Christian churches Rev Boyd Stepler and Avery Moehlmann attended from the Saron congregation
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