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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
2
The bride asked to play two pop singer tunes at her wedding but the church organ could not accommodate them. Reverend Thomas declined the request stating the tunes could not be played on the church organ.
Karen Lee Hamm and Thomas Lynn Caton exchanged vows at Saton United Church of Christ in Linton. Officiating was Rev. Boyd Stepler with palm-decorated altar. The couple will reside in Lexington and Pendleton after Sept. 1.
Governor Welsh replaced three members of Indiana’s War Memorials Commission amid a dispute over allowing the Civil Liberties Union to use the state auditorium. New appointees include James A. Gardner Flower and Glen H. Cheak, plus Ray R. Addington. All are war veterans and American Legion members.
Hawaii residents prepare for the largest fireworks display in the state's history as Johnston Island is set for a high altitude nuclear detonation. The blast is planned between 4 and 7:30 a.m. CDT Tuesday, with a possible postponement if timing fails. Weather forecasts at Honolulu predict fair skies for the megaton event.
Judge Edwin B. Long presided in Bloomfield over multiple Greene Circuit Court matters. Nettie Lucille Sullivan was found pregnant with a November birth. Sullivan ordered to pay hospital and doctor bills, $10 weekly child support, $125 costs, and $57 alimony. V F W Henry Dyer Post No 9297 Crane vs John Allen dismissed for lack of funds, plaintiff costs. Emogene Inman vs Leroy Inman divorce decree modification set for June 28. O E Poore Jr. pled not guilty to furnishing alcohol to minors. assault and battery charge dismissed. rape charge added with not guilty plea and jury trial requested for Oct 3.
A marriage license was granted Saturday in the Greene County Clerk's office to James Johnson of Bloomfield route 2 and Sara Schisler of Dugger.
A pink and blue shower for Mrs Junior Leroux was hosted at Humphrey's park shelter house by Mrs Kathy Tomak Mrs Kathy Slinkard Mrs Judy Nichols Mrs Cleota Hollingsworth and Mrs Vera Deane Barnard. Guests enjoyed cake punch games prizes included Mrs Hazel Alexander Mrs Conza Barnard and Mrs Bertha Leroux. Favors featured white and blue nut cups.
The stock market snapshot shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 5.81 points to 572.37, with the broader index for 30 industrials slipping to 572.37 and widespread declines across groups including 20 rivals at 121.20 and 15 utilities at 108.98.
Mrs Eliza Stanton entertained members of the Past Noble Grands club at her home Wednesday evening with Mrs Stanton in charge in the president's absence. Devotional leader Roscoe Bicknell used Daniel 6 21 as the basis for remarks. Next meeting will be with Mrs Anna Shepard. Games and contests filled social hour with prizes to Mrs Mary Nickerson Mrs Sarah Beveridge and Mrs Maudeline Bicknell Guest prize to Mrs Dorothy Shields. Refreshments served to guests and members including Mrs Shields Mrs Poole and others.
Miss LeDeena Moody the hostesses Mrs Tomak Mrs Slin kard Mrs Nichols Mrs Hollings worth and Mrs Barnard and the guest of honor Mrs Leroux are named in a social note. The group formation suggests a hosted event with multiple ladies mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Chip man resume home life after a journey to Key West Florida. They traveled with Mrs Chip mans daughter Donna Garry and Eddie to join her husband stationed with the U S Army. Mrs Howard Kline and Karla Lawrence joined en route visiting tropical gardens near Lake Wales and other sights.
Members of the Little Squaws 4-H clubs in Lyons and Marco met their new leader Miss Jyme Lowder at a meeting at the L and M school. Joetta Harden led the pledge to the flag. Brenda Schantz led the 4-H pledge. Members answered roll calls by naming their favorite singer. Kathy Ellis served Kool Aid and cookies during recreation.
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