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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
6
Dr. W. W. Baer of the American Medical Association health education department urges meat and potato men to eat more salads. He cites the male rabbit as an example, saying salads keep him light on his feet with no paunch and a lively romantic interest.
The Professional Golfers Association was founded on April 10, 1916, at a meeting in New York establishing its origins and purpose as a professional body for golfers.
The Chase Manhattan Bank notes that recent gains in capital investment are small by U.S. standards. Industry investment as a share of gross national product falls from 8.75 percent in 1947 to about 7 percent. The report cites 991 windmills in the Netherlands.
In Bloomfield Greene circuit Court on Saturday many cases were heard. Divorce actions including Morrison and Anderson families were dismissed or reset for June 18. A Mary Griffith Jr case ordered support and fees with trial August 10. A delinquent support case against Curry resulted in 180 days jail or until arrears paid. Other divorces continued or reset, and a temporary restraining order in Falk v Falk remained. McEndree charged with child neglect and Goad charged with rape prompted pleas and bond actions. Monday hearings included Hoke and Barton with fines and jail terms, suspensions, and dismissals.
The Elks Ladies organization will hold its June party at the lodge home at 7 30 p.m. Monday officers announced today. Hosting duties list six members including Mrs Harriet Yung and Mrs Judy Workman. Eligible members are invited to attend. The First Baptist church Junior High Youth Fellowship plans a swimming party at the Bicknell pool Thursday meeting at 12 30 p.m. at the church. Mrs Fred Ault of Bluffton, state president of the Indiana Garden clubs, will visit Mrs Henry Taylor who invites others to contact her. Glenburn Methodist Church plans a covered dish dinner and meeting at 6 30 p.m. Saturday at the community house. Greene circuit court in Bloomfield files two cases: John W Long vs Emery Porter and Rex Fulford vs Karen Fulford for divorce and related complaint.
Juanita Donie of Linton was declared winner of a five minute shopping spree at the Kroger store in a Pepsi-Cola Co. Vinice nnes sponsored promotion. She will try to load as many groceries as possible at the 1 30 p.m. Wednesday start, and may keep all items collected in the five minutes.
The World Medical Association increases its membership to 60 as Nigeria and Lebanon are admitted at the opening session of the congress in Helsinki. The ceremony marks a expansion of the international medical body's roster with two new member nations.
Hog markets show 7 000 head with prices mostly lower by 25 to 50, cattle and calves demand strong for steers and heifers with high end 29.59 to 21.25 for steers and 19.50 to 20.25 for heifers, cows and bulls vary. sheep report opened steady but late show 50 cent declines. Hollywood Pa Mic key Shaughnessy stars as a New York Irish cop in A House Not a Home.
Monday admissions include Leo Hgar Worthington Edward Halter Crane James Martindale and others. A baby girl Toni Renee Fisher was born to Mr and Mrs Gary Fisher in Linton weighing seven pounds two ounces. Discharges list Clifford Cline Annetta Kirby and William Steele among others.
Hollywood reports Sidney Pietier will co star with Richard Widmark in Columbia's The Bedford Incident marking their third collaboration after No Way Out and The Long Ships.
Mrs Beverly Spoonmore of Owensburg deputy of District No 7 will visit Jasonville chapter No 293 OES at its regular stated meeting June 24 at 730 pm at the Masonic hall Jasonville announced today Mrs Margaret Sharp Wothy Matron and Clarence Metcalf Worthy Patron will preside Visitors invited and all members urged to attend
Two couples applied for marriage licenses in the office of Claude Story, clerk of Raymond Nelson and Nettie Sullivan, both of Linton, and Donald Berlin and Sharon Kay Todd, both of Springville.
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