Faith Healing Debate Guides Presbyterian Study
The Presbyterian Church in the USA formed a commission to study how religious faith relates to health. It rejected both miracle-only healing and denial of faith healing, proposing a theology of healing emphasizing God as the source, the value of medical science, and prayer in obedience to God. Faith remains a personal relation to God through Christ, with healing as one aspect but not guaranteed.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
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Local residents host and visit across many towns
Marion area social note lists visits and guests from Frankfort Peru Bloomington Detroit Detroit and other locales. Families including Hollenberg Ahnert Hostetter Brown Collins Poor man Winklepleck Marsh Bluhm Coker Lucas Heim Garrett Langdon and Boyd are mentioned with weekend and weekday hospitality and a wedding at Owensburg Baptist church.
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Ray Hollenberg
Frankfort
Mary Boyd
George Ahnert
Peru
Lee Chaney
Clyde Hostetter
Naomi Hostetter
John Brown
Debbie
Linda Hosetter
Avoca
Keck Chipman
Springville
Owensburg Baptist Church
Earl Street
Susan
Crane
Jordie Collins
Claude Collins
Ladie Hulen
Henry Campbell
Paul Poorman
Clay City
Campbell
Bruce Winklepleck
Amy Marsh
Bloomington
G. B. Bluhm
Brenda
Diane
Teresa
Denise
Detroit
Mich
Bluhm
Clarence Goodwin
Cecil Kirk
Missouri
Orval Coker
Donald Lucas
Donna
Sharon
Jerry
Black Mountain
N.C
Mr. Lucas
Matt
Theresa Spencer
Dugger
Edith Hill
Spencer Lee
Linton
Garrett
Charles Garrett
Terre Haute
Frank Langdon
Freelandville
George Langdon
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Ralph Langdon
Detroit slugger Yost tops AL with 135 walks last season
Detroit Tigers outfielder Edie Yost led the American League by drawing 135 bases on balls, 134 of them unofficially recorded, with only one intentional walk among them.
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Detroit
UPI
Edie Yost
Detroit Tigers
Linton Teams Win Babe Ruth Games
In Greene county Babe Ruth league action the Linton Merchants defeated Midland 5-3 in overtime while the Miners beat Worthingtonton 24-7. Midland tied 3-3 after seven innings before Linton pushed across two ninth inning runs for the win.
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Linton
Linton Merchants
Miners
Greene County
Worthington
Merchants
Midland
Midland Merchants
Pettit Leads Hawks With 365 Points In Playoffs
St Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit topped the 1960 NBA playoffs scoring with 365 points over 14 games. Multiple league teams and local league notes appear, including matchups and schedules at Larris Record Shop and Western Auto, Elks, Citizens Bank, and Linton Iron and Metal.
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Larris Record Shop
General Electric Club
Peoples Trust Company
American Legion
Western Auto
Elks
Citizens’ Bank
Linton Iron and Metal
Linton Boys
Linton
Sarris
AB Botsford
Eee
Eee Ball
Aon Ee
Davenport
Truitt
Richards
Seever
Moore
C Reed
Cox
p _ Cox
If Baker
SS Harter
Lben Rose
Richard
Peoples
Roush
Clendenen
Rf Wright
Rf Bussi
Duvivier
Mayfield
Thomas
Stockrahm
Shonk
Goodman
Starr
Newsome
Legion
AB Moore
Franklin
i'Gaither
Thompson
McBride
Cf Hasler
Eae
Gregory
Earle
Smith
Ona
Vitosky
Medcalf
Murdock
Minnich
Detergent Waste Problem Raised By Chemists
Henry C. Speel of Universal Oil Products told a symposium of the American Chemical Society that detergents resist sewage treatment and may force a return to soap. He proposed alternatives such as water softeners or chemical agents to prevent hard water scum.
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New York
UPI
Henry C. Speel
Universal Oil Products
American Chemical Society
Speel
Daley Deflates Yankees in 9-1 Athletics Win
Bud Daley pitched a dominant knuckleball game for the Kansas City Athletics, defeating the New York Yankees 9-1 and ending New York’s bid for sole first in the American League. Dick Williams and Whitey Herzog homered as the A’s shelled Whitey Ford. Orioles reclaim top spot with a 3-2 win over Cleveland as other AL and NL results roll in.
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Fred Down
United Press International
New York Yankees
Bud Daley
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Long Beach
Calif
Daley
Yankee
Dick Williams
Whitey Herzog
Whitey Ford
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Washington Senators
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Boston Red Sox
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Cincinnati Reds
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cases Heard in Greene County Justice Courts
A list of individuals appeared in Greene County Justice of the Peace courts with their ages, hometowns, charges, and fines. Names include Robert Terry Hyde, Jack Keller, Albert Moody, Robert Convis, Rodolfo Garcia, Emory Pruett, Nathaniel Hall, Harry Crites, Donald Gambill, Richard Decker, and Perry Antrobus with offenses ranging from reckless driving, lack of licenses, public intoxication, to property restitution.
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Justice of the Peace Courts
Greene County
Robert Terry Hyde
Indianapolis
Jack D. Keller
Beech Grove
West Fork
White River
Albert M. Moody
Crothersville
U.S. Highway 231
Robert D. Convis
Flint
Mich
Rodolfo Garcia
Detroit
Highway 231
Emory Pruett
Worthington
Nathaniel Hall
Harry D. Crites
Bloomington
Donald Gambill
Jasonville
Carl LeDune
Richard Decker
Linton
Beneni Johnson
Johnson
Robert Whitaker
Perry Antrobus
Petroleum-Related Facilities Count in United States
The United States has 315 oil refineries and 547 natural gasoline plants, plus more than 400 chemical manufacturing plants derived from petroleum.
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United States
Worthington Social Roundup Notes Distant Visitors
Worthington hosts guests and visitors from Jasper Mt Vernon Warms Springs Terre Haute Potomac Bloomfield Greencastle Austell Marietta Washington Dc and Chicago. Local families including Sloan Phillips Rusk Long Eisenhower and Strickler linked by visits with relatives and friends amid weekend gatherings and milestone parties.
Worthington Visitors Attend Indiana State Teachers College Commencement
Worthington residents and relatives traveled to Terre Haute for the Indiana State Teachers College commencement at the I U Auditorium. Attendees included Herschel Pershing, Kay Pershing, Earlene Vandeventer as a graduate, and other Worthington families with ties to Sullivan, Bloomington, Belle Glade, and Lexington. The event coincided with church conference activities in Bloomington.
Local Socials Note Guests and Visits
DUGGER Tine Huff and Richard McHugh and children of Shelburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters one day last week. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Cochran of Sullivan, Charles and Elza Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Patton of Cass, Mrs. Bill Long, Mrs. Mae Ringer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of Sullivan route. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Campbell of Linton spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Raymen Plummer. Mrs. Tim Radar of Elnora visited her grandmother, Mrs. Rassie Cooper Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. George DeNeve have returned to their home here from Kenosha Wisconsin, where they spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeNeve. Their granddaughter, Patty, accompanied them home for a visit. Mrs. Jim Plummer visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymen Plummer Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Barsey Miller of Linton visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Gambill Tuesday.
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Tine Huff
Richard McHugh
Shelburn
Ed’ Walters
James Cochran
Sullivan
Charles
Elza Walters
Carl Patton
Cass
Bill Long
Mae Ringer
Albert Walters
Bill Smith
Sullivan Route
Tommy Campbell
Linton
Raymen Plummer
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Lewisville
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