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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
2
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TV schedule from WTTV Bloomington shows Indiana University events including a 4:00 dance party and 6:08 Lite Rascals, 6:20 Kogs Bunny, 6:40 Baseball Scoreboard, 7:00 Old American Barn Dance, 9:00 Miss America, and late-night films and news through sign-off. Multiple dates June 12 13 14 15 16 featured programs.
TV listings outline a June schedule for WTHI Channel 10 in Terre Haute Indiana with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. including Doug Edwards Annie Oakley Trackdown Zane Grey Theater Phil Silvers Show Sheriff of Cochise The Lineup Person to Person News Weather Sports Huddle Late Show and more, plus morning and afternoon lineups.
In Indianapolis UPI reports former Terre Haute labor leader Orell B. Soucie pleaded guilty to income tax evasion after witnesses testified to alleged 1952 53 payments. Federal Judge Dale J. Holder dismissed the jury and scheduled sentencing before the court vacation. Soucie, ex-president of Local 841 IUOE, is already serving a five year federal sentence for kickbacks in labor relations.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Robert Busch of Linton and Mrs. John Kester of Jasonville. A new son weighing 6 pounds 4% ounces was born to Mrs. Floyd K Blanton of Pimento. unnamed daughter 8 pounds 7 ounces to Mrs. Ronald Jones of Linton. Also listed are Ernest A Malone Bloomfield and others. Dismissals include Mrs. Raymond Hancock and baby of Linton and transfers to Indianapolis.
The record notes two international witnesses, one from Saudi Arabia and one from a South American country, prepared to testify against Soucie in the case. No further details on their identities or the precise charges are provided in the excerpt.
New York devoted playwright Carson McCullers work to television and delivered a striking study of apartness in a 12 year span from novel to play to movie. Claudia McNeil and Dennis Xohler joined Collin Wilcox under producer David Susskind and director Robert Mulligan, whose Frankie impressed despite shadows of Julie Harris. Wilcox’s performance transcended comparisons and proved TV can offer superior art with dedication audience focus.
The Linton Iron and Metal team outgunned the General Electric club 5 to 2 in Thursday night action at the Linton Little League. The winners scored in the first and second innings then pushed three runs in the third and added two more in the fourth. Saturday is Little League Day with the schedule restarting next Monday.
Ms. Hixson, director at Linton Girl Scout camp in MecCormick Creek state park, reports activities continued despite weather. Staff include Eva Myers registration, Paul Lester canteen, Bob Holoway handicrafts, cooking by Florence Buckner and Elizabeth Harriet, with 65 girls present and two visitors greeted warmly before departure tomorrow.
Mrs Lena Simons longtime Lyons chapter member of the order of Eastern Star will be guest of honor at a meeting at the Masonic temple at 7 30 Monday evening Guests include Mrs Biss Fox Mrs Bernice Baird past grand worthy matrons of Indiana and Mrs Lorene Fordyce district deputy.
Roe B. Woodward of Bedford pleaded guilty to first degree burglary and arson after breaking into and setting fire to his wife’s home shortly after their separation. He received a suspended 2 to 14 year sentence from Judge Chester A. Davis.
Mrs Berneice Turpen of Lin ton route three will host Delta Theta Tau alumnae at her home at 6:00 PM Tuesday for a covered dish supper and meeting.
The U S Open at Southern Hills Tulsa sees leaders Julius Boros Tommy Bolt and Dick Metz amid brutal winds and sand traps. Sam Snead struggles as 162 players battle heat rough and tight pins with Mangrum Stranahan and Demaret among late leaders.
The Crane team beat Linton 8 to 7 in eight innings on the local diamond Thursday in the first game of Greene County Ras Ro h baseball league. Regulation tied 5-5 after seven. Crane scored twice in the eighth while Linton managed one run. Next Thursday Switz City plays at Switz City and ShackG faces Crane at Crane. League plans call for two games per week. possible addition from Lyons and Marco communities. Pitchers were Larry Moody for Linton and Frank Wenzel for Crane. The Babe Ruth league is for players over 12 but under 16 before Sept. 1.
At 85, Gertruce Bond Walker, a Massachusetts native, announces her first poetry collection Taouchts Along the Way featuring 70 poems from a catalog of more than 500. The publication marks a late blossoming literary achievement.
Griffith neighbors and relatives recall Bertha Parks who died June 13, 1946. A heartfelt notice expresses grief and memory with lines of fond tribute and thanks to those who offered kindness during the wake.
Worthington and nearby residents hosted friends and relatives from Washington DC Indianapolis Brazil New Castle Fresno Bloomington Terre Haute Greenfield and more over recent holidays. Guests included Cecil McIntosh Mary Louise Shouse Revecca Jo and others with family dinners picnics and trips including a private plane visit and birthdays noted.
New members were initiated at a Sandy Maids club meeting in Sandborn with junior leaders in charge. JoAnn Adamson presided in the president's absence during a Purdue round-up. Members answered roll call on liking the chemise, and Pat Sanders led singing while Judy Gaultney and Nancy Wills led games. Refreshments followed. Guests Oh-dot of Freedom and Mr. and Mrs. Meek and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Heaton of Connersville visited local members.
Frayday events include Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Red Men meeting at 7 p.m. and Greene County Building Construction Trades Council at 7:30 p.m. Women of Moose, Alpha Bible Class, Columbian chapter, Civic Garden club, Constellation club, Clerk's Local No. 246, DeMolay, Lyons OES, Dugger CES, Conservation club, Chickaseth council, and Business and Professional Women hold meetings or rehearsals with various times and venues across Linton and nearby towns.
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