Central Day TV Schedule Indianapolis June 1960
Television listings for WFBM TV Channel 6 in Indianapolis show Central Day Monday June 17 and Tuesday June 18. Programs include Loretta Young You Dont Say The Match Game Frances Farmer Peter Gunn Laramie Empire Dick Powell News Weather Tonight Show and Chet Huntley Final Report with varied times and daily news updates.
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UNE
Loretta Young
Frances Farmer
Huntley
Ben Jerrod
NBC News
Laramie
Empire
Dick Powell
Chet Huntley
Peter Gunn
Obituary: Alta Bolton Dies in Indianapolis at 92
Alta Bolton 92 longtime Linton resident died at 11 p m in Indianapolis at her daughter s home Born December 7 1870 near Coal City daughter of Pradiah and Mary Fulk Duncan She was a Bethesda Church of Christ member and American Legion Auxiliary widow of Ira Bolton who died 1930 Surviving children Arretta Davidson Mabel Bolton Donna Lawson all in Indianapolis two grandchildren Leonard and David Davidson two great grandchildren Peggy and Patty Francis brothers John Duncan Ava Duncan Harold Duncan sister Nancy Sinders Funeral services Wednesday 2 p m at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Linton burial Winters Cemetery Coal City.
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Linton
Indianapolis
Coal City
Pbadiah
Mary Fulk Duncan
Betheseda Church of Christ
American Legion Auxiliary
Ira Bolton
Arretta Davidson
Mabel Bolton
Donna Lawson
Leonard Francis
David Davidson
Peggy
Patty Francis
John Duncan
Clay City
Ava Duncan
Mid-land
Harold Duncan
Nancy Sinders
Welch and Cornett
Richard Lane
Winters Cemetery
Fannie E. Rush Dies at 50 in Indianapolis
Fannie Evelyn Rush 50 died at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis at 1 a m Sunday Born in Linton on April 8 1913 she was the daughter of James and Mayme Cunningham Asrey Survived by husband John Rush daughter Mary Elaine Hebb Indianapolis and sister Mrs Donald Wright Linton She was a member of the First Christian church of Linton Funeral services at 10 a m Thursday Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Rev Robert Wilkes officiating Burial in Fairview cemetery Friends may call after noon Tuesday.
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Fannie Evelyn Rush
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Linton
James and
Mayme Cunningham Asrey
John Rush
Mary Elaine Hebb
Donald Wright
First Christian Church of
Welch and Cornett
Robert Wilkes
Fairview Cemetery
Westphalia Man Henry Lueking Dies at 76
Henry W. Lueking, 76, lifelong Westphalia resident, died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes at 9 22 am. He married Bonnie Belle Lueking in 1913 who died in 1930. Survived by eight grandchildren, one great granddaughter, children Paul Westphalia Arthur Tell City Mrs Harold Cleveland and others. Funeral from Salem United Church of Christ Westphalia at 2 pm Tuesday with Rev Albert Willhouse officiating. Burial in Westphalia Cemetery.
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Westphalia
Good Samaritan
Vincennes
Karl F
Elsabeth Lueking
Bonnie Belle Lueking
Lueking
Salem United Church of Christ
Paul
Arthur
Tell City
Harold Cleveland
William
Sandborn
Louise Lucking
Anna Karschelsky
Ives Poindexter
Salem Curch
Albert Willhouse
Former Bloomfield Woman Dies Last Week
Mrs. Don Stinebaugh 60, a former Bloomfield resident and wife of a former Worthington man, died last week in Wingport Indiana. She was born in Richland Township, daughter of Charles and Flossie Sims, and moved from Illinois to Indiana. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Wingport with burial in Almo cemetery. Survived by husband Don, son Jerry, daughter Mrs. Tom Tindell, and several sisters.
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Bloomfield
Worthington
Stinebaugh
Wingtown
Ind
Charles
Flossie Groomer Sims
Richland Twp
Illinois
Indiana
Almo
Don
Jerry
Tom Tindell
Danville
Dexter Steward
Crawfordsville
Marjorie Sanders
Indianapolis
Rolland E. Addison
Jacksonville
Fla
Eastern Star
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Christian Church of Almo
Printing Services Offered by Citizen Office
The Citizen office provides all kinds of commercial printing services and guarantees quality results.
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Television in Review on NBCs Show of the Week
The NBC documentary on a San Francisco homicide inspector offers a gripping hour yet raises privacy concerns about filming ordinary people in sensitive scenes. The piece credits Inspector George Asdrubale and the SF Police for professionalism while noting an uneasy us versus them dynamic among viewers.
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NBC Entertainment
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NBC
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Today
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Bloomfield Woman Ella Yakey 87 Dies in Freeman-Greene
Ella L. Yakey 87 resident of Bloomfield died at 9 a.m. today at Freeman-Greene County Hospital. Born August 27 1875 in Greene County she was a longtime Bloomfield resident and IU graduate 1895 who worked as Greene and Sullivan counties court reporter and later secretary to IU Dean David Rothrock. Survived by three nephews Joseph P Yakey M N Yakey and Paul Y Davis all in Indianapolis. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Jenkins Funeral Home Rev M C McClure with burial Grandview Cemetery. viewing after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Bloomfield
Freeman-Greene County
Greene County
Joseph Nelson
Carolineohnson Yakey
Miss Yakey
Indiana University
Greene and
Sullivan Counties
David Rothrock
Methodist Church
Trimepore
Joseph P. Yakey
Indianapolis
M. N. Yakey
Paul Y. Davis
Jenkins Neral
M.C. McClure
Grandview Cemetery
Two Men Enroll in Indiana Military Academy
Charles Greenwood and James W. Ellis of Linton enroll in the Indiana Military Academy at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis for two weeks of field training. Ninety six candidates attend the session which began June 8. Upon completion in 1963 and 1964 they will be commissioned second lieutenants.
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Charles Greenwood
James W. Ellis
Linton
Indiana Military Academy
Guard
Fort Benjamin
Highson
Indianapolis
1923 Class Reunion Set for July Fifth Evening
The Class of 1923 will hold their fortieth reunion Friday evening July 5 at 6 30. Members should call Margaret F Cooper or Jessie Haworth for reservations.
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Margaret F. Cooper
Jessie Haworth
Newcombe Wins First Cy Young in 1956
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe earned the inaugural Cy Young Award in 1956, recognizing his standout pitching performance for New York baseball fans and the league.
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New York
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hospital Admissions and Births Ledger for Friday to Sunday
Friday through Sunday hospital notices list admissions at multiple towns including Bloomfield Linton Sullivan Jasonville and Hymera with patients Lena Kates Gayland Smith Jay Dee Williams Taresa Lynn Smith and more. Births include Eleine Gail Hayes and Julie Ann Suttles with weights and parent names. Dismissals include multiple residents from Linton Bloomfield Sullivan and Bedford.
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Lena Kates
Bloomfield
Clarence Jester
Linton
Orval Hayes
Sullivan
Eleine Gail
Clifford Suttles
Julie Ann
Allan Clayton
Carlisle
Gayland Smith
Jay Dee Williams
Odon
Betty Ann Suthard
James Sampson
Allen Hert
Jasonville
Nobel Thomas
Taresa Lynn Smith
Hymera
Cletis Fuell
Hammond
Robert E. Smith Jr
Switz City
Ivan Lynn
Carl Skomps
Homer Miller
Eva Prout
Terre Haute
Patricia Crane
Thomas Bailey
Robert Smith
William Harding
Dale Robinson
Paul Allen Reed
Beth Allen Reed
Bea Terhune
Jack Banard
Baby
Bedford
J. D. Williams
Hannah Assigned To Air Command
Senior Master Sergeant Wilbur W. Hannah of Dugger Indiana arrived at Dyess Air Force Base Texas for assignment with a Tactical Air Command unit. Hannah an aircraft structural superintendent previously served as a recruiter at Florence South Carolina. He is the son of Clarence Hannah and the late Mrs Hannah of Dugger and a Union High School graduate. His wife Alice is the daughter of Mrs Emily G. Ramsey of the Chicco Apartments Charleston South Carolina.
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Dugger
Ind
Dyess Air Force Base
Texas
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Hannah
Air Force
Florence
S.C
Clarence Hannah
Union High School
Alice
Emily G. Ramsey
Chicco Apartments
Charleston
Indianapolis Live Stock Prices Report
Indianapolis market notes hogs and cattle with mixed to higher moves. Hogs 6,100 with various weight classes and prices. cattle 2,600 with steers up to 25 higher and cows steady. sheep 300 lambs mostly 50 lower. details include weights and price ranges for each category.
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Indianapolis
Community Meeting Notices Outlining Local Club Gatherings
Monday events include a Girl Scout skating party and cookout at the Girl Scout Cabin at 5 30 with drinks provided by the council. The Town and Country Home Demonstration Club meets Mrs Roscoe Wolf at 7 30. Tri County DeMolay and several OES chapters convene at Masonic venues at 7 30. Greene County Choral Club performs in Bloomfield at 7.
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Roscoe Wolf
Tri County
Masonic Temple
Lyons
Masonic Hall
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Greene County Choral Club
Bloomfield
Three to Appear in Dance Recital
Linda Lindsey age 9 Cheryl Lindsey age 5 daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindsey and Carolyn Tucker age 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Alden Tucker will perform in a dance recital June 20 at Memorial Stadium Terre Haute sponsored by the Nancy Sauer School of Theatrical Dance The trio also plans appearances in Staunton June 22 Prairieton July 12 Crawford County Fair July 26 and Clay City August 3
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Cheryl Lindsey
Robert Lindsey
Carolyn Tucker
Alden Tucker
Memorial Stadium
Terre Haute
Nancy Sauer School of
Staunton
Prairieton
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Clay City
King of the Khyber and TV Night Listings
Television schedule notes NBC film King of the Khyber with Tyrone Power and others set in colonial India. Highlights include Discovery and Lucy Show repeats, David Brinkley’s Journal, and Ben Casey on ABC with a family drama about a mentally challenged son.
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Khyber Rifles
Tyrone Power
Terry Moore
Michael Rennie
India
Power
England
Discovery
ABC
Lucy Show
CBS
Lucy
Viv
David Brinkley
Journal
America
Mound
Miss
Ben Casey
Marvin
Jean Hagen
Edie Adams Final Month On Air With Hope And Guests
The season ends with Edie Adams hosting a half hour program featuring Bob Hope Lionel Hampton and the United Nations Children’s Choir. Hope performs a monologue and sings with Adams while Hampton plays a medley on vibes. Schedule includes Today CBS NBC ABC broadcasts and multiple repeats detailing Untouchables and Dick Powell Theatre entries.
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ABC
Edie Adams
CBS
Loyd Bridges
Bridges
Carolyn Jones
the Untouchables
Ness
Dick Powell
NBC
Curt Jergens
Dana Wynter
Chet Huntley
New York City
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