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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Leavitt and Sherry Leavitt of Lyons attended graduation exercises at Rose Polytechnic Institute in Terre Haute on Saturday June 7. Gary Leavitt, son of the Leavitts, received a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering.
A fragment notes European travelers venerate Sarah as the mother of their race and a handmaiden to the mother of the apostles John and James. The sentiment links to religious reverence among a traveling community.
Five 1958 Linton Stockton High School graduates begin a four month training course for airline careers at the Gale Institute in Minneapolis Minnesota. The girls traveled by plane to Minneapolis last Sunday to start the program. Cattle egrets, native to Asia Africa and southern Europe, may be the only birds to migrate to the American mainland without human aid, aided by cross ocean winds. They established homes in British Guiana and Surinam before spreading to the United States and colonizing the southeastern seaboard, reaching Newfoundland in parts of their range.
Sandborn Miss Myrtle Staniford of Rushville and Conference Children's Director of the Methodist church visited Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Hedden. Several families from Terre Haute Indianapolis Chesterton Edwardsport Linton and Danville Illinois gathered for visits and reunions at various homes and events recently.
Eight year old Gregg and three year old Kim stand with bow ties as Orin Harter of Linton faces choosing a tie. The Cravens family honors Fred Cravens on the front porch at 289 Sixth street northeast. Bill Ross, executive vice president of Citizens National Bank, is celebrated by Cathy David and Nancy at 509 First street northeast.
Two fire engines on Midget Avenue in Warwick crash at the intersection with Nansauket Road while responding to a grass fire. No injuries reported though both engines sustained damage.
Mrs Ronald Mercer and children of Iowa visit Mr and Mrs Doyle Page and daughters. Mrs Nettie Skemp of Spencer visits Mr and Mrs W O Criss. Walter Madden of Washington visits Lyons friends. Elizabeth Gastineau visits Lafayette. Bill Gould family from Indianapolis visits Lyons relatives. Dale Carpenter and Wayne Clouse of Indiana visit Mr and Mrs Voris Carpenter. W O Criss visits William Sisson. Jim Falk of Indianapolis calls on Lyons friends. Roy Worthman of Hymera visits Rev and Mrs Boyle and family.
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