Community Meeting Highlights For Thursday
Salvation Army Home League meets at church 1 50 p m Linton Lodge 560 F and A M at Masonic temple 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall 7 30 p m Hiawatha club at Red Men s hall 11 30 a m American Legion at Legion home 7 30 p m Christian Church choir 7 00 p m Methodist church choir 7 00 p m First Baptist church choir 7 00 p m Lyons Unit Mothers of World War II at Lyons Legion home 1 30 p m Delta Theta Tau county picnic Shakamak state park 6 30 p m Covered dish dinner Married Couples class EUB church Fisherman s Paradise Laxe 6 00 p m hosts Mr and Mrs Ovid Heaton Dessert and drinks provided bring covered dish and own table service Linten Junior home demonstration club 7 30 p m Amish sect named after Jacob Amman.
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Salvation Army Home League
Linton Lodge
Masonic Temple
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red Men’s Hall
American Legion
the Legion
Christian Church
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Lyons
Lyons Legion
Delta Theta Tau
Shakamak State Park
EUB
Fisherman's Paradise
Ovid Heaton
Linten Junior Home Demonstration Club
William Carr
Public Notice of Administration in Greene County Circuit Court
Notice announces George B Jackson appointed administrator of William H Daling estate with six months to file claims. Dated Bloomfield Indiana June 1960. Clerk Norma L Linton seals and attorney George E Jackson listed.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
George B. Jackson
William Henry Daling
Bloomfield
Norma L. Linton
George EB
Jackson
Fenael
Amanda Puckett Crist
George Eb, Jackson
George E. Jackson
Norma Lilinton
George K. Jackson
Hospital Admission and Birth Records for Wednesday
Admissions include Mrs. Maggie May of Jasonville and Mrs. Robert Craig of Indianapolis who delivered a son Marty Lee weighing eight pounds one ounce. A daughter weighing five pounds nine point four ounces was born to Mrs. Ivan Ferree of Linton, with no name yet. Dismissals include Mrs. Billie Joe Nickle and baby of Linton, Mrs. Lodema Bean of Midland, and Mrs. Bobby Joe Richardson of Shelburn.
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Maggie May
Jasonville
Robert Craig
Indianapolis
Marty Lee
Ivan Ferree
Linton
Walter Falk
Worthington
Edward Cunningham
Crane
Gary
Jackie Gould
Billie Joe Nickle
Baby
Lodema Bean
Midland
Bobby Joe Richardson
Shelburn
Patient Earl Spensler Hospitalized in Terre Haute
Earl Spensler of Linton is a patient at St. Anthony hospital in Terre Haute.
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Earl Spensler
Linton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Impostor leads Sheridan through memory and life
TV critic reviews James Yaffe drama The Impostor on CBS TV led by Ann Sheridan as Alicia and Jean Pierre Aumont as Tonio. The piece notes memory revelation and family dynamics with mixed praise for performance and plotting. ABC’s Listening Post East offers Hong Kong and Red China context via clips. interviews lessen the visual impact.
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New York
UPI
Italy
Tonio
Alicia
Ann Sheridan
Vienna
Miss Sheridan
Mr. X
Tonig
Austria
James Yaffe
Michael Dyne
Tor
Miss Sherda
Pailomena
Iim
Jean Pierre Aumont
Mee
Lozales
Indiana Leaders Gather for State Vocational Conference
Wayne H. Wright of Linton-Stockton High joins 30 educators at Purdue University for Indiana’s first Leadership conference sponsored by the State Department of Vocational Education. W.A. Williams and Donald I. Pound announce industry needs guiding the gathering with Purdue and Indiana State Teachers College staff coordinating activities. Prominent consultants include Harold Rosengren G A Frack and Ed Claude from Ohio Illinois offices.
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Wayne H. Wright
Linton- Stockton
Purdue University
Indiana
Indiana State Department of Vocational Education
W.A. Williams
Donald I. Pound
DE. Highlen
Lewis Yoho
Indiana State Teachers College
Harold Rosengren
U.S. Office of Education
Central Regional
Trade and Industrial Ucation
G.A. Frack
State Department
Vocational Education
Ohio
Ed Claude
Illino's
Television Program Listings Notice
The Daily Citizen publishes program information from the stations. The newspaper assumes no responsibility for accuracy and listings may change on short notice.
Bloomington TV Schedule Highlights June 16
Channel listings show Indiana University programs and local entertainment. The lineup includes Life of Riley at 10:00 and 7:00, You Asked For It at 4:30 and 7:30, Mike Wallace at 11:00 and 8:00, with 4-99 Milady's Theater and Popeye options. Regular children’s shorts and a Movie slot fill the day.
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Ind. University
Milady's Theater
Mike Wallace
Joy Rogers
Television Schedule for Terre Haute Channel 10
The guide lists programs for June 16 including Capt. Kangaroo, Betty Hutton, Red Rowe, Johnny Ringo, Zane Grey Theater, I Love Lucy, Not For Hire, December Bride, Love of Life, News, Late Weather, Sports Huddle, Fishing Club and Late Show with times across morning to late evening slots. An evening slate includes Revlow Revue and other serials with standard network blocks.
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Betty Hutton
Red Rowe
Johnny Ringo
TV Listing for June Sixteen Evening Schedule
A detailed day’s broadcast guide lists programs across the schedule from 7:25 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. including News & Weather, NBC News, Tombstone, Bat Masterson, and continuing with Producer's Choice Bachelor Father This Man Dawson Groucho Marx Jack Paar and Night Court. The lineup features sports updates, Weather, and features like Price Is Right and Concentration.
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Rnk Sday
News & Weather
NBC News
Tombstone
Bat Masterson
Jernie Ford
Groucho Marx
Dawson News & Weather
Jack Paar
Weather Today
Stooges
Hollywood House
Hog market report from Indianapolis shows varied pig weights prices
Indianapolis hog prices from UPI show 190-225 lb hogs at 17.50 to 17.75 with some at 16.00, bulk 180-240 lb at 16.75 to 17.50, 240-270 lb at 16.00 to 17.00, 170-310 lb at 15.50 to 16.00, and 150-170 lb at 15.50 to 16.50. The report notes activity around 4,500 head with widespread gains.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Cattle Market Steady With Mixed Grading And Sheep Decline
Cattle totals around 500 with calves at 10 percent. Steers mostly 25.50 to 25.00, good to choice 26.50 to 26.75, heifers 22.00 to 23.50 with up to 24.75 for high ends, vealers uneven 50 lower, and prime 26.50. Sheep 500 head, 1.50 lower. spring lambs 21.50 to 23.50, choice to 24.00, shorn 19.00.
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Linton Frigidaire
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Linton-Stockton School
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Isaac Hogg
Indiana State Board of Accounts
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