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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
2
The text notes that ancient Greeks esteemed cock fighting enough to hold funerals for popular birds and erect monuments. It also mentions George Sand’s real name Lucile Aurore Dupin, annual U S fish catch at four and three fourths billion pounds, France establishing the first government employment bureaus in 1843, and Wisconsin as the leading dairy cattle state.
TV and radio listings show a scattered schedule on Wednesday and Thursday with multiple programs. Notable items include Looney Tunes Mickey Mouse News and Sign Off segments, theater features, game shows, and weather and news updates.
Classified note advertises repair service for all makes of electric shavers including new and used units with trade options.
A scanned page from a local Indiana radio listings section shows program names and notes for WBTO radio and nearby community notices. It includes mentions of music segments and weather updates alongside small town organizations and church references.
The Lyons Jolly Pals met at La Verne Howler’s home with Phyllis Pace leading the pledge and Dianna Foster presenting the 4-H pledge. Members answered roll call by naming favorite movie stars. Refreshments were served to a long list of members and adult leaders. The Switz City Lassies met Thursday afternoon with Martha Cory in charge. Joyce Hollingsworth led the pledge, Linda Yake led the 4-H flag pledge, and Judy Dowden, Karen Blackmore, and Martha Cory led games. Plans for a Rainbow Beach picnic were discussed and a health report was presented. Refreshments were provided by Sandra Mills, Sandra Jeffers, Mary Ann Cruse, and Carolyn Hawkins.
Total disability holders are urged to apply for the Social Security disability freeze to protect retirement and survivors benefits. Benefits are not cash but the freeze excludes disability periods from earnings records, with eligibility requiring specific work history and lasting disability.
Eva Gabor, once writing about orchids and salami, now nurtures a domestic side as she becomes a homemaker who cooks at home and plans a TV stint reading weather and scores for Johnny Carson. She aims to stay near her surgeon husband Hal Hayes and jokes about not wearing an apron.
Roanoke Island in Virginia Dare history now lies within North Carolina borders as a result of boundary changes, affecting the famed site noted as the first white child born in America.
Bucktown residents recount moves and visits as James Hays family relocates from Dugger to Ladson on a newly vacated property. Utah visitor Jack Davenport stayed with relatives. Multiple guests停 visit Princeton hospital patient Maude Zuerheide and other local homes including Bedwells, Nears, Montgomerys, and Hildenbrands.
Transfers show parcels changing hands in Bloomfield and Linton. Names include Jack J. Turner, Lexie J. Workman, Troy Keller, Eva Lowder, Bert Edwards, Dale L. Jolliff, Ervin M. Hollen Jr., Elizabeth Rode, Mildred Cotner, Nélis Cotner, Elmer Spinks, and Elza Roberts with various additions and parcels in Owensburg, Lyons, and Wright Township.
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