Weekend visitors from many towns gather at local homes
Newberry and surrounding residents from Spencer Switz City Bloomfield Linton Vincennes Terre Haute Worthington Odon Sandborn and Ros engberg Texas visited Mr and Mrs Winfield Hill Mr and Mrs Alva Gilbreath and other local families over the weekend Sharing family time with relatives includes Mary Ann Bob Nancy Nan cy Edna and Sharon Kay with many calls and meetings reported across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie Parrish
Grace Keene
Jacob Morris
Delbert Morris
Swaford
Spencer
Ed McFarland
Mary Ann
Bob Agains
Switz City
Edgar Fiscus
Newberry
Winfield Hill
George Campbell
Lola Fredrickson
Bloomfield
Wayne Gilbreath
John Mottern
Robert Britton
Frank Nickless
Vincennes
John Brookshire
Lillie Tague
Edna
Mahalma Klinger
East Chicagoo
John Barden
Russell Davis
Stewart Bowman
Sharon Kay
Sandborn
Oscar Keller
Frank Deck
Cleatus Hasler
Omar Musselman
Mary Ernestine
Rosenberg
Texas
Lyons Items highlights visits from several families
Edgar Bloomer of Fort Wayne and Mrs. O D Bloomer. Mr and Mrs Harold Clark and daughters from Ohio visited Nell Leavitt. Bill Skomp of Indianapolis saw his mother Zora Skomp. Walter Madden visited Washington relatives. Frank Tibbett and daughter stayed with Ora Hoover. D R Edwards returned from Hampton Virginia. Jack Edwards of Bloomington spent weekend with D R Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Bloomer
Fort Wayne
O. D. Bloomer
Harold Clark
Ohio
Nell Leavitt
Bill Skomp
Indianapolis
Zora Skomp
Walter Madden
Washington
Frank Tibbett
Ora Hoover
D. R. Edwards
Linton Daily Citizen Announces Editorial Associations
The Linton Daily Citizen identifies as a Hoosier Press Association member and Democratic Editorial Association daily paper. It is a home owned publication founded in 1990 by the present owner and is entered as second class matter at the Linton Indiana post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Press Association
Democratic Editorial Association
Linton
Indiana
West German Accord Stirs Korean Truce Talks Outlook
Washington military observers say a West German peace accord and European defense boost may end Korean armistice talks. The shift in Western power could allow a faster European buildup, while red forces pin down Allied troops. Labor fears grow over proposed Wage Stabilization changes and a public wage board. Venezuela's junta teeters as Latin American unrest spreads after Cuba and Bolivia turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Washington
Europe
Korea
Free World
Panmunjom
Harrah Chapel Social News Recaps Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Hubert Miller and children of Switz City visited with Harry Miller and family. Families from Indianapolis Bloomington Johnsville Pa and Bloomfield joined others at Humphreys Park and in Linton. Rex Hoffeditz Harvey Ogden Ikey Ooley Will Ooley and Paul Cooksey appear in weekend gatherings with local residents. Clint Bohley of Bloomfield noted.
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Hubert Miller
Switz City
Lloyd Miller
Indianapolis
John Zimmerly
Phil Thomas
Bloomington
Harry Miller
Samuel Lucas
Johnsville
Clarence Lucas
Cather Wright
Jasonville
Cecil Wright
Frances
Kenneth
Billy
Victor Cooksey
Sandy
Judy
Leroy Tolen
Humphreys Park
Mamie Nolting
Linton
Rex Hoffeditz
Harvey Ogden
Fay Smith
Ikey Ooley
Will Ooley
Bloomfield
Paul Cooksey
Clint Bohley
Community Friends Gather for Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Odell Hudson of Princeton and Mrs Albert Hudson of Switz City visited Mr and Mrs Cecil Wright Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Wright and granddaughter Judy called on Mr and Mrs Odell Wright and Mr and Mrs Noah Reed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Hudson
Princeton
Albert Hudson
Switz City
Cecil Wright
Judy
Odell Wright
Noah Reed
Atomic workers escape injury in radiation exposure
Four atomic scientists including three men and a woman escaped serious injury after overexposure to deadly radiation. Hospital attendants said they remain under observation but are expected to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billings Memorial Hospital
Hong Kong Refugee Plight Amid Dense Camps and Fires
Hong Kong bears the world’s densest refugee population with about 2.5 million people affected. Catholic missionaries Maryknoll Fathers Trube and Edmunds aid relief as fires destroy 5 million huts leaving 30,000 homeless. UN relief has not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
U.P
Red China
Catholic Sunday Examiner
the Journal
The
Sunday Examiner
China
Maryknoll
Howard D. Trube
Stephen B. Edmunds
United Nations
Never in the middle Yes No Never truck message in Boston
A Boston rear truck shows a humorous safety display with Yes and No on sides and an arrow to Never in the middle. In Cleveland the Cap Screw Co plans a 3 million dollar plant with a non sectarian chapel proposed by president J W Fribley to honor workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland, Ohio
U.P
Cleveland Cap Screw Co
J. W. Fribley
Fribley
Ambitious cloak and suiter flips name after art swap
A man who made a fortune overnight buys a marble mansion near Fifth Avenue and a Reubens portrait for forty thousand dollars. Two years later he admits changing his name from Rabinowitz to Rivinson and muses about swapping the Reubens for a Goya. Goodman Ace jokes about watching TV with a six foot Japanese screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Reubens
Rabinowitz
Revinson
Goodman Ace
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Kefauver to Visit Indianapolis to Meet Voters
Senator Kefauver will arrive in Indianapolis on June 23 for a reception at the Claypool hotel rooms 328 to 332. The event, hosted by the Estes Kefauver for President club of Indiana, will welcome party workers delegates and Hoosier voters to discuss the national situation with the Tennessee senator and his wife Nancy. Gael Sullivan and Al Wheeler will accompany him as national and regional Kefauver leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Kefauver For President Club of
Kefauver For President
al Wheeler
Washington, D.C
Kefauver For President Club
Kefauver
Claypool Hotel
Church Teams to Play Baseball Games This Week
The junior and junior high boys of First Baptist church will play Worthington Baptist on Tuesday at 2:00 pm on the local diamond. They will face Jasonville Baptist on Thursday at 2:00 pm on the same field. Players should report to the high school diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Worthington Baptist
Jasonville Baptist
Million Said too Little To Bear Rockefeller
Lowell Indiana June 16. Winthrop Rockefeller Jr. a three year old son of Barbara Bobo Rockefeller is named as one of the nation's youngest millionaires. A $1,000,000 trust fund provides monthly stipends 750 until 18 then 1200 until 30 with interest thereafter. Bobo calls the amount inadequate for a Rockefeller upbringing and refuses to tell him about the money for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Ind
U.P
Winthrop Rockefeller Jr
Winnie
Barbara “Bobo” Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
New York
Rockefeller
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