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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
Daily Citizen listings show program information from stations but note no responsibility for accuracy and possible changes on short notice.
Channel lineups for WTTV Bloomington show a June 19 timetable with dance party programs cartoons scoreboards and sports. Programs include Bugs Bunny Crossfire and Frank Edwards plus baseball news and Hollywood movies with a 2:00 News Sinn.
Listing of WTHI Channel 10 programs for a Wednesday with sign ons, weather, soap operas, game shows, dramas, and late night features. Notable items include Kangaroo Farm Show How Do You Rate Arthur Godfrey Guiding Light Love of Life and News segments.
WBTO radio in Linton Indiana lists a full day schedule with time blocks for Sign On Earlybird World News Rise and Shine News Meditions Nutshell Meditions Bulletin Board Good Tidings Grace Gospel Morning Show News Country and Western Jamboree Church News Weather Off the Record Requestfully Yours Nutswell Club News Weather Roulette and Sign Off including various program names and times
The Linton Elks Golf League announced the week schedule to be played Friday at 5 00 p m at the Municipal course. Matches include Hoosier Schoolmasters versus Citizens bank with several pairings, Briggs Buick against Jine centennials, Linton Auto Supply with multiple games, and Hamilton Drugs facing General Electric club led by listed players.
The schedule covers CBS NBC and ABC offerings. Highlights include Leave It To Beaver on CBS with a rabbit plot, Kraft Mystery Theatre on NBC a quiz show death whodunit, Traffic Court on ABC recreating traffic cases, and Wednesday Night and Channel Swim notes plus changes at CBS with Gleason and Murrow programs.
Terre Haute Indiana eight youths charged with vandalism involving twenty monuments at Mount Pleasant Cemetery were ordered by Judge Edward S. Everett to 36 hours of cemetery maintenance over two weeks. Four were assigned to Woodlawn and four to Highland Lawn Cemeteries with six hours daily for six days each week plus parents paying the damages. If supervisors report poor work after two weeks, a stiffer penalty could be imposed.
Dina E. Hasler, chairman of the county ASC, reminds eligible growers to vote Friday June 20 on 1959 wheat marketing quotas. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eligible voters are farmers with over 15 acres of wheat in 1959. those with 15 acres or less or in the feed wheat program are exempt. If two thirds approve quotas, support may be at least 31.51 per bushel. if not, about 1.20 per bushel. A 45 percent penalty applies to excess production if quotas take effect. See county ASC Bloomfield with questions.
Police hunted Greta Goede, 46, a German immigrant nursemaid accused as the prime suspect in the Joel Reitman kidnapping. The 2 1/2 year old was found Tuesday after being abducted Saturday from his suburban Montreal home.
Admissions included Mrs Pearl Hunt from Linton Mrs William Sparks from Bloomfield, William Simmons of Linton, Charles Sparks of Linton, Mrs Otis Bingham of Switz City Today. Discharges listed include Mrs Pearl Hunt transferred to Indianapolis, Shannon Martin Worthington Mynte Schubla and Miss Selenia Sarmont of Linton along with Mrs Robert Busch May Eftie Bredeweg and baby William Gentry from Linton Savags Gerald Spaum from Mooresville. Hospital staff thanked the Friendship class of Switz City Methodist church for scrapbook donations to the Children's ward.
Forty nine Linton Little Leaguers collected 465.82 in donations from decals sold on Little League Day June 14. top earners were Linton Iron and Metal 105.06 General Electric 96.52 and Larris 85.75 with Citizens National Bank 83.58 and Elis 51.56 close behind. Richard Sellars led individuals with 32.07 earning a mitt others won bat and ball. funds cover Little League expenses though short for the season and a financial report will follow.
Livestock sales in Indianapolis show hogs at 6750 head with various weights and prices from 22.25 to 24.40 for midweights and 23.50 for heavier pigs. Calves steady to 50 higher with steers 25.00 27.00 and vealers 24.50 27.50. Sheep around 590 head with strong gains and spring lambs 29.00 24.00 per hundred weight.
In Hartford Connecticut the city legal authority recommends paying Dominick Granell 490 to settle his suit for 15090 alleging injuries from a fall while fleeing a police raid on a dice game.
Billy Sloan returns from Florida to spend summer with his father Robert D Sloan and H H Sloan family. Loretta Pruett visited Indianapolis relatives. Numerous local guests attended gatherings including the alumni dinner with Bloomfield and Switz City attendees. Daytona Beach vacationers Jock McGlocklin and Jim Bob McGlocklin joined other visitors from Muncie Clinton and Mattoon Ill those days.
Advice for farmers addresses flood damage to corn and soybean ground in Greene County. Replant options include corn for silage, early grain corn, and HawkEye soybeans for mid July planting. Grain sorghum shows strong flood tolerance, surviving up to four weeks submerged. Buckwheat suggested for late planting as a replant option. Farmers should secure early maturing seed supplies now.
Today's Bible Thought by Miss Nola Yoder, Superintendent at Rest Haven. It reflects on Moses in Exodus 4:2 and the call to deliver the enslaved, noting human reluctance and God's reply that He equips the call.
Mrs Lena Booker visited her daughter in Marion Illinois. Mrs Mae Ringer and Ruth Christy dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Winfred Ferguson. Dick Lichte funeral attended by Doris Wyatt and others. Joan Cunnings and daughter of North Carolina visiting ShaX amak State Park for two weeks. Various locals visited and and relatives mentioned including visits to Willard Young and Grace Barcroft. Donne Gambill's Army hospital note. Bill Watkins returns from St Anthonys Hospital.
Transfers list filed in Bloomfield records show Oscar Gibson transferring real estate in Jackson township to Elaine Hudson and others. Emma Polson and others transfer lots 49 and 50 in Switz City to Newell Marie Jackson as trustee. Newell Marie Jackson trustee then transfers lots 49 and 50 to Clarence E. Polson and wife. Catherine Bennett Robson and others transfer lot 463 in Island Coal Companys Third Addition at Linton to Jennie Myers.
The old Brule County courthouse in Chamberlain was sold at public auction for 850 dollars, exceeding its appraised value by 108 dollars.
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