Linton Daily Citizen Publication Notice and Rates
Local newspaper listing from Linton Indiana shows editors Warren H Onken and James Leon Dret with circulation options including home delivery and mail rates. Subscription prices include one year eight dollars, six months four seventy five, three months three dollars and six cents, with monthly one fifty two.
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Joe E. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Linton
Indiana
Warren H. Onken
James Leon DR ET
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Friday through Sunday admissions list newborns and parents in Solsberry Bloomfield Linton Worthington Decatur Jasonville and Midland. Dismissals include multiple patients from Worthington Bloomfield Jasonville and Coal City with several transfers to St Anthonys and other facilities.
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Russel James, Jr
Solsberry
Rusty Allen
Barbara Droll
Bloomfield
Lester LaDuke
Linton
Jess Carféll
Pamela Allen
Parker J. Thompson
Worthington
Beth Ann
George Johnson
Joseph Sammut
Jasonville
Earl Miller
Ema Rogers
Edward Crane
Lyons
Norval Swan
Grover Mizer
Coal City
Nellie Stockrahm
David Swan, Jr
Fred Jordan
Karen Lynette Kline
Wade Ruesler
Kenneth Wayne McArtor
Owensburg
Frank Fault
Clay City
Annie Anderson
Larry Gabbard
William Faulk
Marvin Helms
Robert West
Donald Kwanasny
Decatur
Thomas Coyd
William Sexton
Ralph Bowersock
St. Anthonys
Olla Sexton
Jess Fipes
Newberry
Clark Seeks Aussie Post in President Johnson’s Nomination
Edward A Clark, long-time friend of President Johnson, is nominated as U S ambassador to Australia. The choice follows a White House meeting with Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies. Clark, 59, is noted for colorful attire and informal style, contrasting with typical foreign service dress.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Edward A
Clark
Congress
Australia
Anker Clark
Post Sunday
Robert Menzies
White House
Homburg
RYTEX
Nutrition Note Promotes Balanced Diet at Cornell
ITHACA N Y Oph In the United States where food is abundant and varied it is possible to obtain the amount of nutrients recommended without eating more than one needs for energy or resorting to vitamin and mineral capsules Professor Grace Steininger of the Cornell University College of Home Economics made that point during
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Ithaca
N.Y
Oph
United States
Grace Steininger
Cornell University College of Home Economics
Obituary: Almer J. Sullivan of Solsberry Dies
Almer J. Sullivan ives Solsberry resident dies at 9 30 p m at Freeman Greene County hospital born January 17 1876 in Beech Creek Township son of James and Jane Rea Sullivan a retired farmer member Greene County Chapel Methodist church lifelong county resident survived by seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren among others funeral set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Solsberry Methodist church with Rev James Bastain and Rev William Snyder. Burial in Solsberry cemetery Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield in charge
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Almer J. Sullivan
Solsberry
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Beech Creek Township
James
Jane Rea Sullivan
Greene County Chapel
Methodist Church
James Bastain
William Snyder
Jenkins Funeral Home
Bloomfield
Spanish-American War Veteran Dies
Spanish-American War veteran John Crynes 91 died at 10 15 a m Sunday at 1179 B St southeast He was born in Durham County England March 5 1874 lived in Linton then Michigan City Ind returned to Linton three years ago He married Aliie Owens Crynes Jan 26 1903 and she died April 4 1938 He was a coal mine foreman Surviving children include John Odell Clarence Wilbur Dorothy Juanita Hazel 21 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren One son two daughters and siblings preceded him in death Body to Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Rev Eugene Pound Burial Fairview cemetery Graveside rites by Linton American Legion Post
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John Crynes
Durham County
England
Linton
Michigan City
Ind
Aliie Owens Crynes
Terre Haute
Odell Crynes
Michigan
Clarence Dean Crynes
Wilbur Paul Crynes
Dorothy Hall
Juanita Weedman
Anderson
Hazel Tincher
Vicksburg
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Eugene Pound
Fairview Cemetery
Linton American Legion Post
Bloomfield Man Dies Saturday
Clarence L. Hattie Roach of Bloomfield died at 8 a.m. Saturday at Freeman Greene county hospital. Born March 22, 1915 in Odon, son of Clarence and Chauncey Thomas Roach. He operated a blacksmith shop and welding business in Bloomfield. Survived by widow Ruby May Roach, children Barbara L. and Donald Edward Roach, brother Raymond of Indianapolis, sister Gladys Feller of Danville, step-mother Nora Roach of Newberry, and foster-brother Frank Roach of Linton. Services held today at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield with Rev. Dallas Caplinger. burial in Scotland Cemetery.
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Clarence’ L
Hattie) ‘Roach
Bloomfield
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Odon
Clarence
Chauncey Thomas Roach
Spencer
Newberry
Gladys Feller
Danville
Nora Roach
Frank Roach
Linton
Jenkins Funeral Home
Dallas Caplinger
Scotland Cemetery
County Woman Nellie Bough Dies in Indiana Hospital
Nellie D. Bough, Bloomfield resident and Bloomfield courthouse matron, died at 5 40 p m in Robert Long hospital Indianapolis after a short illness. Born September 21 1905 in Martin County she was the daughter of Isaac and Josephine Charpliss Dove. She is survived by husband Henry F Bough four children Odis L Bough Martinsville Raymond H Bough Crane Harold D Bough Martinsville nine grandchildren a brother Delbert Dove Bloomfield and sisters Mrs Clara Hamilton Doans Mrs Helen Moomow Doans Mrs Mary Sanders Sand born Mrs Martha Kelsey Odon Mrs Velma Inman Scotland. Services by kins Funeral Home in Bloomfield 2 pm Tuesday at Scotland Methodist Church Donald Tichenor officiating burial Scotland Cemetery.
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Nellie D. Bough
Bloomfield
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Martin County
Issac
Josephine Charpliss Dove
Court House
Henry F. Bough
Odis L. Bough
Martinsville
Raymond H. Bough
Crane
Harold D. Bough
Betty Jo Minks
Deans
Delbert Dove
Clara Hamilton
Doans
Helen Moomow Doans
Mary Sanders
Sandborn
Martha Kelsey
Odon
Velma Inman
Scotland
Jenkins Funeral Home
Scotland Methodist Church
Donald Tichenor
Scotland Cemetery
Husband of Former Local Woman Dies
William Souter 63 of Pontiac Michigan died early today. His wife Lenore Hamlin Wall Souter a former Linton resident survives along with a son and four grandchildren. Body to Sparks Griffin Funeral Home Pontiac and burial set at Fairview cemetery Linton on Thursday.
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William Souter
Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Lenore Hamlin Wall Souter
Linton
Sparks-Griffin
Fairview
Former Sullivan Teacher Dies in Arizona
Gladys May Kennedy, a former Sullivan County teacher, died June 12 in Phoenix Arizona. She is survived by sister Ethel Hollingsworth of Dugger Itc. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Straite Funeral Home Freelandville and burial will follow in Indian Prairie Cemetery.
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Gladys
May Kennedy
Sullivan County
Phoenix
Ariz
Ethel Hollingsworth
Dugger Itc
Straite
Freelandville
Indian Prairie
Minnesota bids for AEC facility land grant
The University of Minnesota regents unanimously offered part of its Rosemont land to the Atomic Energy Commission to build a 280 million dollar lab. Land area and pricing remain undecided, with Gov Rolvaag seeking support from Vice President Humphrey. Other states Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois are also bidding.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Board of Regents
Rosemont
Minn
Atomic Energy Commission
Meredith Wilson
University
AEC
Karl Rolvaag
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Rolvaag
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Three firsts mark MEDICO CARE merger成果
In the three years since the MEDICO CARE merger three firsts were started the first eye bank in Jordan the first neurosurgical unit on the Malaysian mainland and the first orthopedic hospital in Tunisia.
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New York
tPl
Medico
CARE
Jordan
Malaysia
Tunisia
Trucker Plans to Trade Roads for Foreign Legion
David Twitchen, 22, a British truck driver, quits traffic hell for Paris based Legion enlistment after a massive jam. A fellow driver bet $14 he would not follow through, awaiting a photo in uniform as proof.
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Headley
England
David Twitchen
Foreign Legion
Twitchen
Dave
Wanted Government Jobs Pay Up To 504 A Month
Public service positions offer high monthly pay and job security with strong advancement prospects. Many roles require little prior education or experience but demand passing a competitive test. Lincoln Service advertises tests for openings in Pekin Illinois with competitive odds.
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