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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
5
Readers share simple hacks from Heloise tips. A nylon net keeps slim silver handles in place during dishwasher loads. Plastic can lids protect oil cans, detergent bottles become mud play tools, and tape on film labels labels freezer containers without damage.
Templeton, formerly with G. C. Murphy Company in Indianapolis, has been promoted to manager of the Vandalia Vandalia store. He began as a stockman at Linton and later held assistant manager posts in other Murphy outlets. He assumed the Vandalia role on June 3.
Brigadier Mable Cox of the Salvation Army shares a daily devotional from Nehemiah 8 18 and Psalms 119 92 emphasizing reading the Law of God as daily bread. The message urges making God s Word primary in reading and memory work and loving the law throughout the day.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rollings of Terre Haute announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Ann Rollings to Joe Bailey son of Dr and Mrs Edwin B Bailey of Linton The couple are connected to Linton Dennison and Garfield with Sally a 1965 Garfield graduate now at Indiana State University and Joe a Linton Stockton High School graduate also a senior at Indiana State University.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Lechien of Linton announce the birth of a daughter on June 15 weighing seven pounds nine ounces named Lisa Suzanne. This is the first child. Grandparents are Mrs Margaret Bledsoe and Mr and Mrs Emile Lechien of Linton and great grandparents include Mrs Laura Richmond Mrs Shoptow and Mrs Hazel Ocley.
A Chicago firm reports bridge leads as the most popular card game in the United States. The survey places poker canasta pinochle rummy hearts auction bridge and solitaire after bridge.
Mrs Rosalie Verseman was guest of honor at a June 12 baby shower hosted by Mrs Sue Eccles and five others. Prizes went to Mrs Phyllis Nation and Rosemarie Sparks. Guests listed include numerous local women and their children as refreshments of cake and coffee were served.
Mrs Louise Burns chaired the Women of the Moose Chapter Night with the Academy of Friendship. Three new members received rings Mary Bryant Beryl Schlegel and Nancy Cramer. Eight candidates were initiated as Mary Blakely presided.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Van Aman hosted a dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel for out-of-town guests and new employees. Guests included Harold Gerber of Sears Roebuck Chicago, Richard McClelland, Margaret Smith, Norma Brown, and Joe Coulomb. New hires are Mrs. Joe Coulomb, Judy Chamberlain, and Ricky Richards.
Marion E. Rollison of Linton has been named an agent for Franklin Life Insurance Co. of Springfield Illinois. Rollison, formerly with Prudential, joined the firm early this month and will continue to reside in Linton.
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