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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

4

Democrats Still Play Big Roles in State Politics

Indiana’s political almanac from the State Chamber of Commerce shows Democrats hold 32 percent of elective offices in state and local government. In the Statehouse no Democrat is currently in office, with 28 Democrats among 150 Legislature seats, while Republicans outnumber Democrats about 42 to 1 at county and township levels. The report notes 11 congressional seats, 126 legislative seats, 10 state offices, 693 county offices, and 4,148 township offices up for election this fall. It also explains two constitutional amendments proposed in 1953—lowering voting age to 19 and allowing charter cities—must pass in 1955 before voter referendum.

Indianapolis Indiana Hoosier Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Statehouse

Vitamin deficiencies linked to 60 signs of nervous disorders

New York experts review 74 studies and tie many mood and cognitive symptoms to lack of vitamins B1 B2 B6 and niacin. Physicians caution against self treatment but urge checking nutritional status when symptoms persist.

New York Robert A. Peterman Robert S. Goodhart Journal of Clinical Nutrition

Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Schedule

Carl and Ruth Ernstburg co ministers Jease Correll S S Superintendent unified services at 9 30 a m evangelistic services at 7 30 p m Tuesday youth fellowship hour of power junior fellowship Wednesday 7 p m Thursday 1 00 am junior choir practice Monday 7 p m Board of Education meets at the church Free Gospel Mission Hughey Higar S S Superintendent all meetings CST Sunday school 9 30 a m Wednesday 7 p m Young People meeting Friday 7 p m

Evangelical United Brethren Church Carl and Ruth Ernstburg Jease Correll S.S Board of Education Free Gospel Mission Hughey Higar CST

Pigs and Caterpillars Highlighted in Farm Notes

A brief farm bulletin notes pigs as the cleanest of farm animals and mentions caterpillars showing sensitivity to the L sound, illustrating curious observations from rural life.

Local Churches Announce Services and Activities Sun

Pilgrim Holiness Church and Lyons Christian Church invite all to 10:30 a.m. worship and 7:15 p.m. youth meetings with Wednesday prayer services. First Christian Church lists Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and a 7:00 p.m. Sunday program after a Hymn Sing at Humphrey’s Park. St. Peter’s Catholic Church schedules daily masses and Sunday worship. Lyons Methodist Church details Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and evening worship at 7:00 p.m.

Lyons Christian Church U.S. Lester Bert Edwards S.S Jesus First Christian Church Robert Wilkes Rex Workman S. Supt. Bible School Humphrey's Park D.V.B.S ST. Peter’s Catholic Church

Marked Men and World’s Wonderous Wedding At Local Church

Elliott Horton and Richard F. Page are listed as pastors for YLive Branch Baptist Church. The program includes 2:00 p.m. WBTO broadcast Convents of Christ with a boys quartet and Mrs. Ann Shank. Evening services at 7:30 feature The World's Most Wonderous Wedding. Weekly schedule includes Wednesday prayer and Bible study, Thursday Baptist Youth fellowship, and Friday cottage meetings.

Elliott Horton Richard F. Page WBTO Ann Shank Baptist Youth

RST Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Events

Joyden Rea and Fister Thomas Durham lead the church with Supt Jane Williams and BYF president. Sunday classes at 9 30 am worship at 10 am includes fathers recognition and BYF banquet at 6 pm with choirs and a 7 30 pm sermon. Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 pm Bible study and choir rehearsal Thursday 7 pm.

RST Baptist Church N.W Joyden Rea Fister Thomas Durham Jane Williams BYF Fathers of Our Congregation Fathers of the Group John

Ivins to speak at Linton church meeting

President Antoine Ivins of the First Presidency will keynote a gathering at Humphreys park on Wednesday June 23 at 8 00 p.m. He will be joined by Lorin Richards and Mrs Richards. Ivins first visit to Linton and urged attendance.

Humphreys Park Antoine Ivins Council of Seventies of the Church Ivins Lorin [ Richards

Church Services and Schedules for First Methodist Nazaren e and Switz City Baptist

Church notices list worship service dismissals for a conference at Indiana University Bloomington and choir rehearsals. It notes First Methodist and Church of the Nazarene activities including Sunday school and midweek prayer meetings. Switz City Baptist outlines junior and senior BYF, evening worship, and related times.

First Methodist Church B” Sts N.E David M. Shepherd Spencer Walker S.S Indiana University Auditorium Bloomington Harry R. Dias, Jr Switz City

Full Gospel Mission Service Schedule on Main Street

Full Gospel Mission on Southeast Sam Tuttle street lists Sunday 10 30 a m worship led by Pastor C M Maudlin Sunday evening 7 00 p m with Mr Bennet as speaker Saturday night 7 15 p m Roy Dyer speaks Community sing Sunday 2 00 p m CST Everyone welcome

FULL Sam Tuttle S.s Mr. Bennet Roy Dyer

Church Notices for Fourth and C Streets and Methodist Service Times

Sunday school starts at 9 30 with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Fathers Part in the Home Church Walk Worthy of your Calling Evening service at 7 30 Young people meetings Monday and at the church Thursday radio broadcast WBTO 1600 Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday Wonderful Story of Love 1 30 Depot Methodist Church time Bible school at 10 00 Worship at 7 00 Bible activities and chorus practice Tuesday 6 30

Church OF the Nazarene W. J. FE. Reynolds J. Jackson S. Supt Young Peoples WBTO Church of Christ Body of Christ Church

Methodist Conference Ends With Last Pastor Appointment

LINTON METHODIST CIRCUIT Paul Haywood, Pastor Glenburn Church Harold Harbin, Supt. Evening worship at 7 30. This marks the last day of the Conference year and the final appointment for the pastor. Methodist Youth Fellowship 7 30 Monday. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30. Allen Chapel Church Max Cook Supt. Prayer meetings 7 30 Thursday.

Glenburn Harold Harbin S. Supt. Church School Methodist Youth Fellowship

Northeast Third Street Church of God Schedule

Rev F B Hibbard pastor Guy Davis Sunday School Supt Hazel Fiscus YPE Leader announce service times Saturday 8 PM Sunday 10 AM worship 11 AM Sunday night 8 PM Willing workers meet Glenburn community house all day Tuesday YPE Wednesday 8 PM

Northeast Third Street Church OF God F. B. Hibbard Guy Davis S.S Hazel Fiscus Y.P.E Glenburn

Providence Baptist Church Worship and Bible Study Schedule

Roy Bridwell pastor Jolly Moody assistant Harold Thomas lead morning worship at 8.8 or Sept. to be clarified with subject Spiritual Gifts. Evening service at 1:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. A Good Man. B Y F 6:30 p.m. Bible Study Tuesday 7:30 p.m.

Roy Bridwell Jolly Moody Harold Thomas

Local residents host varied weekend visitors and medical updates

Newberry and surrounding families welcomed relatives and friends from Indianapolis Terre Haute and Lyons visiting for weekends. Hospital reports note Mrs William Clark recovering in Louisville after major surgery. Local students and alumni from Butler University and surrounding towns spent time with area residents as part of family and social visits.

Coal exports by communist countries reach 1952 value

In 1952 communist nations shipped coal totaling 195 million dollars to markets outside their blocs. This figure highlights the role of coal in postwar trade and the global energy landscape of the era.

Free World

West Atlas Resident Hurt In Neighbor’s Fall

Mrs. Verdon Carr sustained a severe knee wound requiring eight stitches after a fall at a neighbor’s home last Thursday. She is under care at her sister Mrs. Paul Carenter’s house in Linton. Anita Kay Smith, a 4-H member, attended the Purdue Round-Up last week. Marilee Ann Buck Georganna Branson John Berry of Rockville and Bob York of Worthington picnicked at Shakkamak Sunday. Maggie Baxter of Terre Haute visited Dugget relatives last week, hosted by her niece Mrs. Lester Smith and family.

Frank Deck Cleveland Ohio Calvin Pershing Odon Frank Vada Brewer Vena Mottern Washington Emma Barker C. R. Carr Lyons Laura Christenberry Ray Brewer Jonas Hilburn Joe Horn Koleen Dixie Booker Phyllis Eva Stallings William Clark Verdon Carr Paul Carenter Linton Anita Kay Smith Purdue Marilee Ann Buck Georganna Branson John Berry Rockville Bob York of Worthington Shakkamak Maggie Baxter

Three Primary Colors Needed to Create Two Complementary Hues

A statement explains that mixing the three primary colors red yellow and blue yields two complementary colors. The note emphasizes color theory basics for artists and designers.

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Pilgrim Holiness Church Floyd Hadsell Claude Storey Dorothy Carpenter Y.P.S L. E. Wead Christ Ambassador Assembly Ylive Branch Baptist Church Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints First and D Sts Church OF Christ Fourth and P.m Geatches Max Harrah Roland W. Ament Dad Ind Linton Methodist Circuit Paul Haywood Nine Mile Church Daren Hanauer Providence Baptist Church NORGE Gamble Dick Stayton Louisville Katherine Lucas Cleatus Hasler St. Anthony’s Hospital Terre Haute Charles Yates C. G. Burns Petersburg Mary FE. Musselman Butler University Omar Musselman Pierce Hilburn Coal City Reece Hilburn Patoka Grace Pickett JoAnn Wayne Newton Guthery Frank Musselman Danville Thompson Tex Hixson & Sahm Hastings Appliances Home Loan & Finance CO North Main Ellis and CO Ford Trucks A” Street N. E Linton Motor Sales, Inc FORD
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